Tri State field trials draw dogs writers to Amarillo
The third annual Tri State Field Trials open tomorrow as hundreds of dogs from Mississippi to Canada, with owners, trainers, and writers, descend on Wheeler seven miles from Amarillo. Officials report abundant game, strong entries, and a $1,500 Amarillo trophy plus another local cup. Walter Crossett, secretary, departs for the field. crowds expected this afternoon for days of events and photo opportunities.
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Tahoka Wrecks Perfectly Good Ball Game To Win Ir
Tahoka defeats Amarillo 6 to 3 as Middleton wins on the mound. Wickers' late homer sparks visitors after Amarillo loads bases but misses clutch hits, with Tahoka seizing control in the fourth and eighth innings. Ramsey Edwards and Nicklaus steal bases. Wicker and Edwards score key runs.
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Amarillo
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Burkburnett Elks Clash With Amarillo Team In Weeklong Run
Burkburnett faces Amarillo in a packed baseball slate next week with games set Wednesday through Friday, followed by Slaton rematches on the weekend. The Burkburnett manager questions Mr Farley’s scheduling while recalling a prior 9-0 Burkburnett win and noting Amarillo’s strong attack.
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Burkburnett Elks Edge Memphis In Ten Inning Game
Burkburnett Elks defeated Memphis 9 to 8 in ten innings. Batteries: Burkburnett Connally and Pulliam, Memphis Morrison and Martindale.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores span American League National League and minor leagues with standout games including New York 3 2 Detroit 9 3 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 4 Boston 4 3 Chicago 3 0 St Louis 6 3 Boston 4 9 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 12 Brooklyn 8 4 San Antonio (£) Dallas 7 Houston 6 Fort Worth 8 Beaumont Wichita 18 Waco 6 Shreveport 3 New Orleans 2 4 Nashville 1 8 Birmingham 4 Memphis 1 8 Atlanta 5 Littlerock 2 Mobile 8 Chattanooga 6 American Association Toledo 2 St Paul 1 Louisville Kansas City 1 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee Columbus 2 Minneapolis 4 18 Western League Des Moines 3 Wichita 6 Oklahoma City 4 Lincoln 1 St Joseph 6 Denver 4 Omaha 6 2 Tulsa 4 1 Coast Sacramento 7 San Francisco 11 Vernon 1 4 Portland 6 6 Marshall 2 Texarkana 4 0 Greenville 4 Tyler 8 Paris 6 Longview 6
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Schedule of Major League Games Across Cities
Only games scheduled list several matchups with teams in Dallas, San Antonio, New York, Cleveland and Chicago. The fragment mentions venues like Texas Poerenen at Wace and bat wet conditions with unclear details. No outcomes or dates are provided.
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Second Game Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburgh In Low-Scoring Tilt
Brooklyn plated four runs in the early frames then held on as Pittsburgh rallied with a five run note. A. Brown and Cuyler each contributed stolen bases while E. Brown and Smith added base hits. Aldridge and Osborne worked on the mound with multiple strikeouts.
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Cardinals and Braves Split In Twin Bill at St Louis
In St Louis Aug 8 the St Louis Cardinals and Boston Braves split a double header. Duster Mails pitched well for the Cardinals who won the first game 6 4 aided by Rogers Hornsby return to second base. In the second game Boston rallied in the fifth to win 9 3. Bottomley homered in the opener off John Cooney while Hornsby appeared at bat and infield.
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Cincinnati Beats New York in Third Straight Win
Cincinnati Reds defeat New York Giants 8 to 2 as Rixey holds off the visitors after Greenfield struggles. Cruz drives in two in the eighth with a triple, while Lindstrom and Roush add two-base hits. Greenfield allows seven strikeouts, Rixey four, and multiple players notch bases on balls and stolen bases.
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Phillies Shut Out Chicago 2 0 In Series Finale
Chicago was held to three hits as Couch limited the Cubs while Philadelphia players capitalized on an error by Freigan. The Phillies won 2 to 0, with Bush contributing on offense and Hartnett, Wilson, Keen, and Wrightson noted for their roles.
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Wrong Charge Judge Accuses Defendant of Breaking Jug
A judge questions the accusation as the defendant denies any intent to break the jug during the incident. The exchange centers on whether the jug was shattered intentionally or accidentally.
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Detroit Wins Both Ends of Double Bill Over Yankees
Detroit completes a sweep beating New York 9 to 8 and 3 to 2 to take the series three games to one. Whitehill held the Yankees to six hits in game one while Holloway limited them to seven in game two. Marquis, a Texas native, debuted for New York after being purchased from St Joseph in the Western League. Major contributors include Heilmann Manush and Bengough with key two and three base hits, while Tavener and Schang also sparked offense in the two games.
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Red Sox sweep White Sox in doubleheader routs
Boston wins 8 0 in ten innings with Connolly wild pitch walk and Carlyle pinch hitter forced in the winning run. In game two Chicago offense yields to Wingfield and Boston pitchers as 8 4 final. Connally Cvengros Faber Schalk Ehmke Picinich on mound for Sox. Falk hits three bases and two base hits for White Sox.
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Baseball Box Score Fragment With Unclear Details
A fragmentary box score shows teams and players like Robertson Connolly Sehatk Wingfield Bischoff Mingstead Lee and Todt. Mentions sacrifices, double plays, and hits with incomplete inning counts and unclear final scores.
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Specs Torporcer the lone Cardinals survivor of Vance fanning spree
In a game where Dagzzy Vance of Brooklyn struck out 17 in 10 innings, Specs Torporcer was the only St. Louis Cardinal who did not fan. The article notes Torporcer’s eye wear may have helped him judge Vance’s speed, leaving him as the sole hitter not to go down swinging while even Hornsby fell victim.
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Golf links flourish as folks take up the game
Mr and Mrs Ed Hardin return from Colorado after enjoying mountain courses. J B Clements notes many new golf club sales as people take up the sport. Roy Greenhill and Jeff Neely report mountain trip insights and humor about keeping a Ford on track. J T Moore of Moore Poston Co cites a friend’s golf interest prompting him to start playing.
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Scotty Samson Sees Hill Crest Golf Home Plan
Scotty Samson of Post visited Amarillo last Sunday to inspect Hill Crest's future golf home and urged keeping the team focused with a plain spoken line about conditions, stressing steady preparation despite uncertain forecasts.
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Buffalos Win Off Fort Worth In 5003 Classic
Houston Buffaloes ride strong pitching by Red Bird to a 5 3 victory over Fort Worth Cats, lifting their record to nine wins in fifteen games this season. Crowd of 6 600 watches the Fort Worth series opener as tempers flare and key plays decide the outcome.
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Waco Faces Cubs In 6-3 Night Victory
Waco veteran Benge delivered his first strong start for Waco as the Cubs clinched the second game of the series 6 to 3. Pratt’s lineup fired on all cylinders against Thompson, with multiple hits though gaps kept some blows scattered.
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John Edmisson Shines In Hillcrest Round
In the invitation tournament a top contender, John Edmisson, fired a perfect five on Hillcrest last week. If his form holds, he could pressure the other boys. An instructor warned to keep the back of the neck still rather than fixating on the ball.
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Etiquette Tip: Lead by Personal Example on Course
In a golf magazine article the author states that if you expect other players to follow the game's rules and etiquette, you must first observe them yourself. The remark underscores personal conduct as the model for proper behavior on the golf course.
Higgins Family to Move to Whitesboro
F C Higgins returned Saturday from Whitesboro where he was called from Jacksonville Florida by the death of his father. He expects to move with his family soon after accepting a position with Alex Hyman and Company in Whitesboro.
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