Pirates Rout New York 9-2 in Final Giants Series Game
Pittsburgh pitcher Kremer and a powerful Pirate offense rout the New York Giants 9 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Ray Kremer pitched steadily as Pittsburgh exploded for six runs in the fifth inning, backed by heavy hitting. Johnny Rawlings homered for New York, but the Pirates claimed their fourth victory in five meetings with the champions, widening their lead to six games with under forty games left.
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Dodgers Cubs Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago taking the second 11 to 6 after Brooklyn won the opener 13 to 6. Home runs by Griffith and Wheat highlighted the games, and eleven Cubs were ejected for protesting decisions.
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Cleveland 6 1 over New York as Ruth homers
Cleveland wins fourth straight over New York by 6 to 1 behind two big innings off Hoyt. Babe Ruth belted his 15th homer of the season for New York. Spurgeon shines with the glove as Hoyt, Luebbe, Bengough, Miller, and L Sewell star in the field. Base hits include Sumina and L Sewell. Three-base hits by Gehrig. Stolen bases by L Sewell and Miller.
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Baseball Scorecard From Openers Across Cities
National and city matchups listed with line score details for multiple teams. Stolen base Shinners and sacrifices by Haines Shiners appear amid pitching lines for Pearce Reinhart Ring and Wilson with Bottomley Huber Kimmick among batters.
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Legionnaires Off For Beaver Tournament With Seven Car Convoy
Amarillo Legionnaires head for Denver to join the Beaver baseball classic starting August 27. Seven cars roll out amid banners, fans follow, and prizes include cups, kimono items, and a Ford tire for the longest road. Players Curry, Hayden, Farley, Vaught, Windy Nicklaus, Gibson, Close, Franks, Ravey, Fonken, Middleton, Carson, Taylor, and Landis travel with Carson pitching and Taylor catching and outfielding.
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Beaumont Beats Buffs to Snap 19 Game Losing Streak
Beaumont, Aug. 24 Red Bird started for Houston but left in the third after a line drive struck his pitching arm. Hal Diviney pitched superbly and survived a shaky start as Beaumont edged Houston 3 to 2, breaking a 19 game skid. Durning hit a homer, Taylor followed with a triple and a sacrifice fly in the seventh to provide the margin.
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Fort Worth Cats Rally Edges Shreveport 6 To 4
Fort Worth defeated Shreveport 6 to 4 as a ninth inning rally produced four runs in the opener of a two game series. Stormy Davis homered and the Cats snapped a six game winless streak on base while Adkins Burns Foreman Pate and Smith contributed in the late rally.
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Dallas Defeats Wichita Falls on Late Inning Errors
Dallas tied the game in the eighth on three Wichita errors and Snipe Conley hit a two on homer in the tenth to give Dallas a 4 to 2 win over Wichita Falls, with Osborne holding the Spudders until the late miscues. Players Osborne Query Eberhardt Hungling contributed.
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Bears Rally In Ninth To Beat Tuero Aided By Homers
In Waco on August 24 the Bears erased a deficit in the ninth inning, routing Tuero Lyle Benge and others to win 12 to 10. Four home runs sparked the rally as Owens Collard Watt and Warwick contributed to the late assault.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results From The National And American Leagues
Detroit defeated Washington 13 to 4 while St Louis shutout Boston 4 to 0. Pittsburgh edged New York 9 to 2 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 1. Cincinnati triumphed 14 to 2 over New York as Brooklyn led Chicago 18 to 6. Cleveland beat New York 5 to 1 and Chicago 3 defeated Philadelphia 1.
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Baseball Scores From Texas Cities in Extra Innings
In a set of Texas college and city league results, Fort Worth beat Shreveport 6 to 4 after extra innings, San Antonio edged Waco 12 to 10, Dallas defeated Wichita Falls 4 to 2 in 10 innings, and Houston won 3 to 2 over Beaumont.
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Baseball Scoreboard Notes From City Matchups
In Minneapolis the American Association game saw Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 5. Milwaukee defeated Toledo 1. Louisville beat St. Paul 6 to 2. Kansas City edged Columbus 6 to 4.
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Southern Association Scores From Tonight's Games
In Little Rock the 5 defeated Mobile 3 while Chattanooga edged Birmingham 8 to 7 and New Orleans beat Memphis 9 to 6. Three games were scheduled.
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Western League scorecard shows tight district games
Lincoln defeats Oklahoma City 6 to 3 while Tulsa edges Denver 6 to 5 and Wichita beats Omaha 10 to 9. Three games were scheduled.
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Sunday Texas League results from Fort Worth to Beaumont
Fort Worth 10 9 Houston 1 0 in a doubleheader game one close 10 9 and game two forfeited. Shreveport defeated Waco 2 1 while Wichita Falls beat San Antonio 6 3. Dallas 5 6 Beaumont 3 5 shows a split outcome across the day.
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Philly defeats Chicago 3 to 0 in baseball game
Philadelphia beats Chicago 3 to 0 as scoring ends early. Cleveland rallies to edge New York 7 to 6 while Washington gains 6 and Detroit 4 in a multi city summary with St. Louis 5 and Boston 2 results.
How They Stand After Schedule Of The Games
Brooklyn 6 7 and Chicago 0 9 record updates with New York 7 2 and Pittsburgh 4 3, showing only games scheduled and current standings without extra details.
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Lubbock Triumphs In Lopsided Revenge Against Amarillo
Lubbock, after a Saturday defeat, rebounded Sunday at Mid Delton to beat Amarillo 16 to 1 in the farewell before the Denver tournament. Ratliff pitched for Amarillo and allowed six hits while Lubbock connected for sixteen. The game drew a large crowd including many from Amarillo as the teams conclude their local series.
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Northwest Texas golf tourney slated for Septembers
The fourth annual invitation tournament of the Country Club opens September 10 with finals September 13. Fred Bone chairs the event promising the region’s richest prize list and entrants from Panhandle towns and eastern New Mexico. Prizes include cups, shells, golf gear, and various cash awards, plus a lunch at Amarillo Country Club. A prelude features a belated return engagement duel between Miles Bivins and Gene Howe and other matchups.
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Agnes Geraghty Breaks Own 220 Yard Breast Record
Agnes Geraghty, sensational mermaid, recently shattered her own 220 yard breast stroke mark. She clipped 425 seconds off the old time, continuing a year of smashing swimming records.
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Football pairings listed for Aug week games and Sept dinner
The notice lists multiple player matchups between two teams including Tom Currie and Rollie Scales against Stephen Makeig and many others. It invites any additional players to inform Fred Bone and states games run the week of August 31 with a dinner on September 5.
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Ray Wheatley
Avery Turner
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Will Boyce
Ray Hansen
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Bill Rule
Jim Shelton
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Alex Lumpkin
Dick Ware
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Howard Paul
Marvin McCullough
Jim Smith
M. W. Cunningham
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Roscoe Bristow
Bill Manning
Curtis Garner
Paul Driscoll
Fred Bone
Hillcrest swamps Memphis in eight match golf clash
On Sunday at Clarendo n s course Hillcrest routed Memphis with five wins in eight matches. Kemisson beat West Memphis 2 up and Dulin, Satterwhite, Gosnell, and Bartlett also posted wins for Hillcrest while Ross and Harrison led Memphis in two up and Griffis edged Foxall 1 up for Hillcrest.
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Dinner tourney sparks early battle between captains
The two captains fired the first gun in the dinner tourney contest set to run until Sept. 5 to decide who serves the other a chicken dinner. They played Sunday with Miles Bivins defeating Gene Howe 2 up, likely urging his teammates to imitate their leader.
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George Lindsay eyeing return to Amarillo golf course
Geo Lindsay announces he is feeling fine after a recent layoff and plans to return to golf in Amarillo next week. Once one of the town’s keenest players, friends expect him to resume his on course activity and social round.
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Winters Man Buys Tulsa Farm
Special to The Newa Tulia August 24. B C McCasland of Winters with his father T P McCasland bought a quarter section from O R Cosby seven miles northeast of town. He will move here soon after selling his Winters farm. He was pleased with the country and the residents. His father is also considering relocating.
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Helen Wills Wins National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Helen Wills defeated Kathleen McKane 3-6 6-0 6-2 at West Side Stadium to win the national championship for the third straight year and later teamed with Mark Browne to capture the doubles title 6-4 6-3 over Elizabeth Ryan and May Sutton Cundy, sharing two crowns for the second year running.
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Poisoned Dog Sparks Public Outcry Over Cowardly Act
The article profiles Grover the dog and owner Grover Swartz, noting poison caused the death and citing a $1,000 offer for a similar pointer. It condemns the act as cowardly, contrasts human and animal bonds, and argues for strong retaliation against dog poisoners.
Invading players win in Denver tennis meet
In Denver on August 24 three invading players won first round matches in the Colorado State men's singles championship. Bayard Iowa’s Paul Bennett defeated W Grant of Denver 6 3. W L Coleman of Corpus Christi defeated A Parr of Denver 16 1 6 2.
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Daily News backs Game Warden Garmon for public service
The Daily News supports Game Warden Garmon in Panhandle game preservation and law enforcement. When his position was in jeopardy months ago the paper urged his reappointment and today endorses him as a capable public official.
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Removal of B. D. Garman from district deputy warden post
Information from Amarillo reports the removal of district deputy game warden B. D. Garman. R. H. Ames received a Texas chief game warden letter announcing the removal but not naming a successor. Reactions included resentment and questions about resigning. Garman had been active against illegal killing and worked with sports groups amid political tensions and alleged K K influence.
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Panhandle series ends with locals two of three
In a rough end to the Panhandle tilt the locals split two of three with Middleton. The column notes the team faced tough pitching, mentions the coming Denver trip, and an ongoing debate with Cal Farley over sacrifices as the four-run gap persists.
Fisher and Gorman Return to Wrestling at Plainview
Fisher and Gorman announce a major double bill at Plainview in a few days signaling a busy winter. The pair appears set to launch a new wrestling sequence as they prep for upcoming shows.
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Sled Allen Ready to Challenge Class D Circuit
A travel tale from Lubbock chronicles a sand yacht misadventure as gasoline ran low and garages offered no aid until a kind passerby helped. The note praises Sled Allen and his team for dominating Class D baseball, with Amarillo still leading in games.
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Vaught and Nicklaus Shine In Final Series
Vaught and Nicklaus impressed in the closing stretch as Vaught handled 13 chances without an error, showcasing flawless defense and reliable fielding in a key late series performance.
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Senators Rally Toughly Against Athletics
The message notes the Senators appear powerful while the Athletics fight hard with youth, but warn Washington may pull ahead. Pittsburgh seems destined to remain in place. Hopes are held for proper lighting at Denver watering troughs and sturdy shoes posts as the sender expresses a wish to stay.
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Animated Annie Relief Hall Notes Hunger and Diet Guidance
The report mentions people who are unable to eat due to hardship and others purchasing a book titled Watch Your Weight. It reflects a mix of aid and self-help efforts during a difficult period.
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