Lower Panhandle Stars Fall In 9 2 Loss At Lakeview
Lakeview of Hall county hosted Amarillo’s Legionnaires at Jageer Park, with Lupher and Marcum’s pitchers duel turning when Marcum faltered in the sixth. Amarillo’s seven runs came across through the seventh and eighth as Lakeview’s defense, led by Whittington, held to two hits in the final frames. Skeet Gibson sparked excitement with a long drive and double, while Fonken is slated to start for Lakeview today, boosting expectations for the home squad.
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Joe Marcum
Whittington
Cal
Amarillo
Theegionnaires
Skeet Gibson
Fonken
South Plains
Pirates yield top to Giants by double loss
Teddy Nicklaus will pitch, also, and that means a great deal to fans around. The fans were unanimous to compliment Sheriff Reynolds as an arbiter while the work of Locke at the bases was not protested. Lakeview expects a big crowd of fans from the home town today.
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Teddy Nicklaus
Sheriff Reynolds
Locke
Lakeview
Athletics Lose to White Sox in 18 Inning Marathon
In Philadelphia on August 1 the Philadelphia Athletics fell to the Chicago White Sox after a prolonged 18 inning game. Chicago posted a 9 to 9 tie in regulation and prevailed in the extra frames. Fothegill Goslin and Stolen bases were noted. pitching saw Reuther and Stoner tally walks and strikeouts.
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Detroit
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Buffalos win track classic off Shreveport
Buffaloes triumph 18 to 9 over the Sports here today as Littlejohn departs the box and Barnes pitches creditably. Kane and Gainer homer as Houston, Beaumont events note Shuman strong until the sixth and Hungling injures a toe before finishing.
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Shreveport
Associated Press
Houston
Buffs
Littlejohn
Barnes
Kane
Gainer
Gun Club Members Shot Today on Kiser Trophy
Local gun club members resumed the Chris Kiser trophy contest this afternoon at 8:80 with additional targets. The score remains unchanged from last Sunday after Thursday’s session was not held.
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GUN Club
KISER
Chris Kiser
Panthers win opening game as Bears shut out until late
In San Antonio on August 1 the Bears were held scoreless until the eighth inning when Meyers doubled and scored on Nason's single. Lou North pitched effectively for the Panthers, who won 10 to 1 to take the series lead. Players Winters, Warwick, and Moere also contributed.
Baseball results from Texas and National Leagues
Three games in the Texas League with Shreveport at Houston Dallas at Beaumont Fort Worth at San Antonio and two American League games Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York plus National League action New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati. In the Brooklyn Chicago game two base hits by Griffith Wheat Grimm and F Brown homers by Cox and F Brown with Grigsby driving in a run. Jones and Grimes walked twice each and Grimes struck out six times.
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Waco
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Washington
Cleveland
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Pele
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Wheat
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F. Brown
Cox
Grigsby
Jones
Grimes
Breit
Hargrave Rally Stuns Hargrave In Tight 10th
Totals .Kccoscese 64 6.16.89 22 .4 z ran for Hargrave in 10th. zz-batted for Luque in 10th. zzz-batted for Wingo in 11th. Boston 000 000 010 300 0 Cincinnati 100 000 100 300 1. Two base hits Roush 2, R. Smith 2, Zitzmann 2, Gibson, Ortiz. Three base hits Roush, Bohne. Stolen bases Welsh 2, Roush. Sacrifices Pinelli. Bases on balls off R. Smith 4, Kamp 2, Luque 8, Rixey 2. Struck out R. Smith 2, Luque 6, Rixey 1.
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Ty Cobb Slips to Fourth in Batting Race
Ty Cobb drops to fourth as Tris Speaker holds the lead in the 1926 American League batting race. Harry Rice rises to second with a .395 average, Cobb at .384, Heilman third at .385, based on games through Wednesday. Other notable leaders include Simmons with 235 total bases and Mostil as top run getter with 88 runs.
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al Simmons
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Washington
J. Sewell
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
Lamar
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Hazen Cuyler Tops NL Run Scorers. Hornsby Leads Home Runs
Hazen Cuyler becomes the first major league player to reach 101 runs scored, helping Pittsburgh push the National League pennant race. He also swiped six bases in a week, narrowing Carey’s lead in steals. Rogers Hornsby clings to a .898 batting average with 26 homers, while Gabby Hartnett trails with 23. Wilson, Stock, and Bottomley vie for the next spots in steals and batting averages among top NL performers.
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Daily baseball results from multiple leagues and cities
Yesterday s results include Dallas 4 Beaumont 8 Fort Worth 10 San Antonio 1 Wichita Falls Waco rain Shreveport 9 Houston 18. Pittsburgh 2 2 Philadelphia 3 4 St Louis 1 New York 5 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 6 Boston 5 in 13 innings. American League Boston 2 St Louis 5 Washington 9 Detroit 5 New York 8 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 5 in 16 innings. Southern Association Atlanta 9 Nashville 3 Memphis 4 New Orleans 1 Birmingham 7 Chattanooga 6 Mobile 3 Little Rock 0 American Association Louisville 8 Columbia 2 St Paul 3 Kansas City 1 Toledo 10 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 0 Oklahoma City 6 5 Lincoln 8 6 Denver 8 St Joseph 6 Des Moines 16 Wichita 7 Pacific Coast League Sacramento 6 Salt Lake 12 San Francisco 1 Vernon 2 Seattle 14 Portland 6 Los Angeles Oakland 6 West Texas League Paris 12 Longview 2 Texarkana 7 Greenville 3 Marshall 7 Tyler 5.
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Chisum Field Trials Trophy Rules Made Public
Rules for the Gentlemen's Shooting Dog Event set for the first day of the Tri-State Field Trials at Wheeler were announced by Walter Crossett. Eligible entrants are members with pointers or setters. judging covers style range action manners and bird work. amateurs to handle all tasks. Toney Chisum of Cadillac Hudson and Essex distribution funds the annual trophy admired by members. ERIVAN Armenians unearth a life size head statue of a king from Mount Ararat quarry dating to second century bearing cross sign, linked to Christian origins claim.
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