Giants Top Cubs 4-1 in Second Game Clinch
Explosion by Sheriff Blake in the seventh inning helps the Giants break through Cubs defense for six hits and four runs. Larry Denton limits Chicago to five scattered hits, with Norman McMillan's ninth inning homer the Cubs’ lone tally.
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Ballinger Tops Abilene In Blue Law Sunday Game
In Ballinger Texas on June 2 Bal linger defeated Abilene 7 to 6 as blue laws barred Sunday baseball. Batteries: Turner Bradbury for Ballinger and Busby Hill Vaughn Fant for Abilene. Also San Angelo edged Coleman 5 to 4 in a tight contest before a rain delay and Big Spring and Midland split a doubleheader with both games decided late.
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Baseball results and standings from yesterday and today
American League games: Chicago 1 New York 6. Cleveland 3 Boston 12. St Louis 1 Washington 2. Standings show New York 16 6.16, Detroit 84 6 22, Cleveland 214 PB, Chicago 28. Boston 12 28. American Association results Columbus 5 Toledo 6. St Paul 0 Minneapolis 4. Kansas City 11 Milwaukee. Louisville at Indianapolis postponed due to rain. Coast League scores include Sacramento 5 14, San Francisco 6 8, Seattle 7 12.
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Summer Playground Work for Boys Starts Today At Two City Schools
Amarillo opens a summer playground program for boys ages 7 to 16 led by Coach Russell Smith under Supt. W. A. McIntosh and the school board. Sessions run daily at Buchanan and San Jacinto, with ball games, leagues, and weekly box scores to be published. Equipment cost reached 85 dollars, and participation aims to expand in future summers.
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Wills Defeats Mathieu To Win Paris Tennis Title
Paris reports Helen Wills defended her French hard court singles crown by beating Mme Rene Mathieu 6-3 6-4 in the final. Earlier Jean Borotra upset Henri Cochet in five sets to reach a men’s final against Tone Lacoste. In regional golf, Elliott Hatch shot eighteen straight pars as Riverside previews a knockout tournament with first rounds set for Tuesday to Thursday.
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Yankees Win as Gehrig Hits 12th Home Run
New York defeats Chicago 6 to 1 as Pip held the White Sox to six hits. Lou Gehrig slugged his 12th homer with a runner aboard in the first inning, Cedric Durst also homered, and Earl Combs drove in two with a single in the eighth.
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Lakeview hurler throws first no hit no run of season
Special to The News. Lakeview on June 2 shut out Childress Y M C A 9 to 0 as Williamson dominated with a no hit, no run performance. He also hit a home run in the fourth inning as Kelley Bidee Williamson and Sullivan worked the game.
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Dalhart Plans Seven Games for 1929 Football Season
The News of Dalhart reports seven games definitely contracted for the 1929 football season with an eighth game tentatively listed. Local organizers scheduled matches for Dalhart, detailing opponent prospects and season structure.
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Dalhart High Sets Football Schedule With Bolstered Team
Dalhart High announces a fall football schedule led by coach Blake Bolton. The Wolves host Boise City and Spearman and expect Liberal to be played at home between October 18 and November 1. Team veterans include Charley Mitchell captain Levi Reynolds Ellis Cummings Elbert Whitehead James Day Bill Matthews Harold Denton R. M. Thompson Jr Oscar Howell Ralph Reynolds James Shewbert and Harold (last name cut).
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Dallas Takes Top Position With Two Wins
Dallas rose to first place in the Texas League with a doubleheader sweep of Fort Worth at La Grave Field. Dallas won 6 5 and 2 1 as Joe Martina and Charley Barnabe earned the wins before a large crowd. In San Antonio, the Indians swept the Waco Cubs 3 1 and 7 6, with Hobo Carson and Virgil Cheeves in the opener and Nason with Flippen threading the double steal to spark the second.
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School officials discuss fall basketball and gridiron camp
Corkill Earl Boynton Hal McCles key Eugene Clifton Richard Patterson and Dave Moore among reserves. F B Farwell a basketball star will seek a position this fall. Training camp for gridiron candidates is favored by school officials and Coach Bolton, and is being discussed by prominent business and professional men with strong interest in the school and team. a civic club may sponsor.
Spudders Take Two In Shreveport Doubleheader
Warwick Moody Glaser and Mye report the Shreveport Spudders swept a doubleheader from Wichita Falls 7 to 5 and 9 to 4 as poor pitching defined the defeats. Steengrafe Payne Lapan Brown Williamson Thompson Starr opposed by Wichita Falls in the first game. In the second game Payne Crouch Estrada Thompson Tobin pitched for the Spudders. batting highlights included strong defense and timely hits.
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