Pirates Drop Game to Reds by Eight to One
Pirates lose 8-1 to Reds in Detroit with Bo Gee se noted. score details indicate Reds dominance while Pirates fall short in the matchup.
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Pirates
REDS
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
14
Legionnaires Win Eleven Inning Game From Slaton
In a long duel lasting eleven innings Amarillo rallied to break a tied score and win 9 to 8 before dark. Lupher and Hunter pitched well though Hill had the day's edge at times for Slaton. Curtis homered with two on, Close and Nicklaus added a three bagger and a single, and two teams meet again today for the season finale in a farewell holiday game at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lupher
Hunter
Hill
Legionnaires
Curtis
Close
Nicklaus
Abrhpoa
Anderson
Sy Sas Ceces
Farley
Ie Pia Dieels A Ae
Hayden
Ib Ihebeakein Cae
Gibson
Se Alia Dao
Vaught
Slaton
AB Rhpore
Sill
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MNG Osta Ee
Moseley
Ff Ccccessecvs
MacAtee
Cook
Franks
Parley
Supher
Boston Splits Doubleheader With Athletics
Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader in Boston drawing 20,000 fans. The Athletics won the opener 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Harris and Ruffing, who pitched shutout for Boston in the second game, 6 to 0, with Philadelphia limited to five singles. Simmons of Philadelphia went hitless in the second game after a 22 game hitting streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ferg
Boston
Philadelphia
Harris
Detroit
Simmons
Buffs Manager Sold to Cincinnati in Shakeup
Houston reports Marvin Goodwin, manager and pitching ace aged 92, was sold to Cincinnati per H L Robertson, president of the local club. Goodwin has 91 wins and 4 losses this season after a long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffs
Houston
Marvin Goodwin
Cincinnati Today
H. L. Robertson
Goodwin
Dickey's Old Reliable Fye Water Beare Price
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dickey and Fye Water with unclear pricing or beare terms. Readable bits indicate a local item or advertisement style in a 20th century paper. Further details are not recoverable from the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Pyce
Legionnaires Rally Home Deficit in Uneven Play
After a summer of varied games the Legionnaires showed grit behind, yet faltered when ahead and let errors slip by. Slaton’s menace in spells kept the action tense as both teams endured a rough day. The piece notes imperfect fielding and the wish to cap the homestand with a solid finish.
Lubbock Signs Broadly for Baseball Tournament
Lubbock enters the baseball tournament hiring players from across the country. Prices quoted for Amarillo travel show expenses rising. Nevertheless the local midget outfit promises to give the visitors trouble on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Amarillo
The Engineer of This Column Misses Squee Lawrence
The column laments the engineer’s absence and recalls Squee Lawrence as a stubborn, mule mean figure who could not turn his back on a certain man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Baseball's shifting tides threaten steady coverage
The author argues major leagues cling to tradition, stifling critique. A future commentator may break through and offer sharper insight as baseball history shows trends of change beyond the current steady state.
Bird dog men return with speeches at supper gathering
The group arrived last night and joined a supper where many spoke. Speaker of the House Lee Satterwhite attended as a substitute for the host and delivered an effective speech. The crowd noted his gubernatorial potential and praised his performance in place of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Dog
Lee Satterwhite
Texas
Animated Annie Seeks Mr Satterwhite Pardon For Chair
In a playful exchange Animated Annie asks if Mr Satterwhite will pardon her request for Mrs Ferguson’s chair. The remark nods to Amarillo’s gift and honors, while the field trial association expresses pride in its reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Mr. Satterwhite
Mrs. Ferguson
Amarillo
Field Trial Association
Sunday Game Sparks Rally at 18 Belle Park
A lively crowd gathers for the last Sunday game starting at 18 Belle Park as fans chant together and cheer for a strong finish. Teams and exact match details are not specified but local support is high.
Woman Swimmers Sets Record At National Meet
Virginia Whitenack of the Women's Swimming Association of New York set a world record in the 880 yard freestyle at the national meet in Indianapolis. She completed the distance in 12 minutes and 66 seconds on Saturday, establishing a new mark in the event.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Virginia Whitenack
Women's Swimming Association of
New York
Flour ad and tricycle shop on West 7th
An old style notice promotes local commerce with a tricycle shop at 118 West 7th and a flour ad urging readers to buy Red Star flour lauding its quality.
Waco Defeats Champion Cats in Third Game
Waco wins 2 to 1 over the Champion Cats in Fort Worth as Oscar Tuero shuts down Joe Pate’s squad with runners on base. A ninth inning rally ends after two hits. Also notes Shreveport 4, Houston 2 with a near fight between Kirke and Kane and a managers’ altercation in the final series.
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WACO
Champion Cats
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Oscar Tuero
Joe Pate
HEB
Pate
Moore
Tuero
Morrow
Shreveport
Houston
Associatea Press
Jay Kirke
Johnny Kane
Goodwin
Smith
Kane
Kirke
Hollohan
Beaumont Drops Another In Three Game Sweep
In Wichita Falls on August 15 the Spudders defeated Beaumont 12 to 9 to clinch the series. Jim Roberts relieved Sutherland in the third, pitched well, and had four hits including a home run. In Dallas on the same date Pence struck out 12 San Antonio and Dallas won 8 to 1. O'Brien left with an ankle sprain in the eighth.
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URGH
Cinciny Rampage
Nati Reds
Walker
Aveeveees
Philadelphia
AP RH Poa
Holke
Ib Ererpareerere Bishop
Eaten Weneane
Gritz
Eerre Lamar
Secccerses
KE Smith
Evererete
Cochrane
Seetere Owed
Simmons
Veveses Donohue
Hue
Po Sarseeers
Hale
Poole
Pittsburgh
J Gahoway
BS Seceesess
Carey
Harriss
Po Eerse Eeserves
Mis
Ib Estevar
Boston
Williams
Eeveewes
Fiagstead
Rogeli
Carlyle
Ezzell
Cesaeaeertr’ Lee
Vache
Ceyawes
Bari Smith
Barnhart
Rogell
Pwo
Donohue
Lee
Critz
Rouss
Elmer Smith
Wee
Ehmke
Dham
Eben Erene Pinelli
Stelen
Cubs
Todt
Calloway
Alien Sotheron
Touis
Guy Bush
St. Louis
Secon
Chicago
Rhogers Hornsby Broug
Sh- Bishop
E.eesses
Lamar
Eeenee
Ej Simmons
Cf Osceiers
Serene Ewnee
Heathcote
Miller
Ib Tere
Rommel
Wavavese
Heimach
Access
Aeenerenee
Went
Cceas
Arenes Walberg
Seccess Peti
Bush
Cape
Pingstead
Boone
Everene
Eeewerre Prothero
Ennerene
Aerree Mueller
Blades
Heath
Prothero
Heath- Heving
Ruffing
Grigsby
Wiliams
Maranville
O' Fair Rommell
Sotheron
Sothoron
New York
Associated
Brooklyn
Giants
Washington
York
New York Today
Coveleskie
Vance
Shawkey
Hoyt
J. Harris
Athletics
Robins
Abrhpoah
Combs
Cf Opaboniavees
Bitanks
Ruth
Pvokseaeedsa
Bspecsagroods
Weramee Tesis Icciders
Ererereerees Gehrig
Ween
Dugan
Ideevense
Cavemheeeouss
Seeeetearte Bengough
Wanninger
EB. Johnson
Seneereseees
Schang
Relly
McNeely
Harris
Eeeerss
Oneck
Peck
Ois Arbuee
Southworth
Coveloskie
Paes Ceaus
Fance
Barnes
Teetae
New York Port
Braves
Phillies
Rice
Combs Hia
Bas
McNeeley
Gehrig
Sackwith
Philadel Briege
Outfit
ABRH
Cedeutese
Associated Press
Cleveland
BS Pescesees
Oidrd
Rf Ev
Louis
St. Giard
Browns
Ereeeeren Ears
Bson
Ceevee
McManus
Speaker
Tobin
Gibson
Lamotte
Clevelan Gcouchh
Epenker
Diseveesiseses Pomel
Barnes Knode
Lutzke
Cove
St Ule
Backficee
Giard
Baxve
Balla
Giara
Whitehill
Batory
Detroit
White Sox
Dick Kerr
Reed
Sheely
Collins
Ae Neun
O'Rourke
Csaceeee
Manush
Wingo
Heilmann
Jones
Ceeeenvovers
Haney
Tavener
Rourke
Falk
Hellmann
Barrett
Davis
Behalk
Kamm
Faber
Kerr
Connally
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Beaumont Today
Jim Roberts
Sutherland
Dallas
San Antonio
Pence
Bears
Watt
O'Brien
Golf links by Walter Sikes appoints club committees
Miles Bivins, new country club president, names chairs for the greens, house, tournament, tennis, and finance committees for the coming year. Marvin McCullough and Fred Bone take on financial help and pre tournament planning for the annual invitation tournament, billed as the championship of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico, with matches set Aug 31 to Sept 6 and a Sept 6 clubhouse reception.
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Walter Sikes
Miles Bivins
Country Club
Earl Fuqua
Greens
Bill Gatton
Fred Bone
Howard Paul
Marvin McCullough
Sam Vaughn
Fred
West Texas
New Mexico
Gene Howe
Gene
Miles
West Texas and ENM Championship Golf Tourney Dates
The West Texas and Eastern New Mexico championship tournament is set for September 10 to 13 at the Country Club course. Qualifying on Sept 10, two 18-hole matches on Sept 11, 86-hole semi finals on Sept 12, and 86-hole finals on Sept 13. Fred Bone promises strong effort and many prizes. the winner’s cup is donated by the Amarillo Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Eastern New Mexico
Fred Bone
Panhandle
Amarillo Globe
Par
McCulloughs Return From Mountain Trip To Course
Mr and Mrs Marvin McCullough return from a mountain trip and resume their places on the course as friends are glad to see them back among familiar faces and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin McCullough
Wolflin Family Enjoys California Golf Tours
Mr and Mrs Frank Wolflin and daughters Virginia and Lee from California report a great time on many courses including Pomona where respect is essential as Frank says it will punish careless play. They also played Virginia course at Palm Beach noted for paying its members a dividend. Mrs Wolflin, president of the ladies golf club, invites all members to the country club next Tuesday morning for a contest that combines practice with preparation for an upcoming ladies tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolflin
Virginia
Lee
California
Pomona
Frank
Palm Beach
Wolflin
Bird dog men plan bigger meet after Panhandle trials
Officials led by F. T. Collins gathered at the Ama rio Hotel to close the Tri State Field Trials and plan larger events. Speakers included Lee Satterwhite O V Vernon B O Thompson M C Campbell Gene Howe H C Westphal and A F Hochwalt. A $1500 cup trophy was presented and next year’s prizes were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Collins
Association
Ama~rio Hotel
Panhandle
Collins
Lee Satterwhite
Texas House
O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
B. O. Thompson
M. C. Campbell
Venita
Okla
Gene. Howe
H. C. Westphal
Oklahoma
Sportsman
A. F. Hochwalt
Mr. Vernon
Col. Thompson
Hockwall
United States
Satterwhite
Campbell
Amarillo
Westphal
Howe
Panhandla
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Texas League
American League games include St Louis 8 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 12 Detroit 6 while Washington 6 New York 1 and Philadelphia 8 Boston 1 6. National League results show St Louis 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 3 New York 1 Boston 10 Philadelphia 4. Texas League scores feature Dallas 8 San Antonio 1 Fort Worth 1 Waco 2 and Wichita Falls 14 Beaumont 7.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Shreveport
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Waco
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Unclear Amateur League Scores From OCR Snippet
A fragment lists teams and scores including American Association St Paul five sixty five Indianapolis one two Toledo six zero Kansas City one two Minneapolis eleven Louisville two Columbus six five Milwaukee four eleven. The incomplete line hints at a sports standings snapshot with multiple city teams and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association St
Baseball scores from multiple leagues update standings
Western League DM 2 OKC 1. St Joseph 12 Omaha 8. Lincoln 8 Tulsa 4. Denver 8 Wichita 5. Southern Association Atlanta 9 Birmingham 0. Nashville 6 Chattanooga 6. Memphis 4 Little Rock 8. New Orleans 8 Mobile 2. Coast Vernon 10 8 Seattle 3 6. Oakland 10 1 Portland 6 5. Sacramento 8 Los Angeles 4 Salt Lake City 6 San Francisco 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Tulsa
Denver
Wichita
Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Mobile
Vernon
Seattle
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
East Texas League Scores From Friday Games
Paris defeated Texarkana 8 to 0 while Longview and Greenville combined in a 7 to 8 result. Tyler posted 9 runs and Marshall 6 in separate clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texarkana
Longview
Greenville
Tyler
Marshall
Hereford Falls to Burkburnett 4 0 in Diamond Clash
Hereford Whitefaces lost 4 to 0 to Burkburnett Elks on home diamond. Tate pitched superbly allowing four hits with nine strikeouts, while Jordan allowed six hits and five strikeouts. Pace hit a homer for Burkburnett, and two hits plus an error helped them score in the sixth. The teams meet again tomorrow in a hoped for diamond classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Burkburnett Elks
Tate
Jordan
Pace
Burkburnett
The
Elks
Galbraith
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Query
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Krenek
Graham
Rhe Tintiaa
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Hungling
Watts
Seinine
Warwick
Charles Fisk
J. N. Beasley
RH Burkburnett
Jordan and Pulliam
Tate and Bennett Ener
West
Harding Ranch
Palo Dure Canyon
Devil’s Kitchen
Baseball Today
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Featuring
Nite Owl Orchestra
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