Shamrock Invades Amarillo in Local Legion Game
Shamrock threatens the Legionnaires with a lineup of recruited players in their first baseball appearance of the season against the American Legion team. Lupher is slated to pitch for the Legion as Amarillo promises a strong offense and solid outfield. The game is set for 3 o clock at Gasser Park with a large crowd expected.
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Shamrock
Amarilloc
American Legion
Morgan
Wichita Falls
Lupher
Legion
Amarillo
Curtis
Phatent
Farley
Leztionnaires
Chalenas
Gasser Park
Cleveland Defeats Boston 8 4 In Loose Game
Associated Press reports Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 4 in a loosely played game at Boston. Spurgeon, Indian shortstop, made four errors. In the second inning Wamby misplayed a throw allowing a run. with bases loaded Speaker hit a double to clear them. Miller and Sewell, Wingfield, Hows, Quinn and Picinich appeared for Cleveland with multiple defensive plays and two base hits by Speaker and Picinich.
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Cleveland
Boston
Associated Press
Miller
L. Sewell
Wingfield
Hows
Quinn
Picinich
Speaker
Jamieson
Sewell
Knode
McNulty
Sparecca
Yanks Defeat Browns in Tight 11-9 Victory
New York defeated Cleveland 11 to 9 in a hard hitting game. Ken Williams earned his thirteenth win of the season as St. Louis used four players and the Yankees three. Yankee third baseman Joe Dugan collapsed after the final out, injuring his ankle and leaving the field.
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Yanks
Browns
New York
St. Louie
Yankees
Ken Wilds
Jones
Joe Dugan
Yankee
Ae Peer
van Giver
Grant Wingass
Dav
Pennock
Jews Ferguson
Wannisiger
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 12 8 in Rally Lifts Robins
Brooklyn rushed past Chicago with an eight run sixth inning to win 12 to 8. Robins hitters combined for multiple hits and the game featured pitchers Grimes Blake and Bush with the action recalling a rough eighth inning.
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Brooklyn Caaee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cub
Robins
Brooklut
Greene
Sesh
Taylor
Keen
Bush
Hartnett
Stock
Brooks
Grimes
Loftus
Frelgau
Adame
Blake
Hite
Pate Defeated for First Time This Season
Dallas defeated Joe Pate here today for the first time this season, scoring two runs in the eighth to win 5 to 2. Pate walked Begrist intentionally with two out and on second, but Khadot and Bill ys singled in succession driving in the run. Eberhard pitched a steady game. Batteries: Eberhard and Billings, Pate and Moore.
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Pate
Dallas
Joe Pate
Begrist
Khadot
Billys
Eberhard
Billings
Moore
Houston Defeats Waco in 7 to 0 Ball Game
Houston pitchers Diviney and Goff held Waco to a quiet offense while Crumpler provided timely passes for the Buffs. Hunter Hill, ex-Houston manager, appeared as umpire and received a warm reception. Batteries were Diviney and Goff for Houston. Crumpler and Mueller for Waco.
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Houston
Waco
Crumpler
Diviney
Hunter Hill
Goff
Mueller
Shreveport Beats Wichita Falls 10 in Ninth Inning Burst
The Shreveport Sports defeated Wichita Falls 10 to 3 as a ninth inning batting spree produced seven runs after eight hits including two homers by Rabbitt Burns and Jonnard. Wynn pitched well through eight innings.
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Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Shreveport Sports
Spudders
Wynn
Rabbitt
Burns
Jonnard
Winn
Thompson
Burne
San Antonio Wins First Game in Eleven Innings
San Antonio defeated Beaumont 8 to 6 in eleven innings as McCarty's error allowed two runs. A near riot broke out in the sixth when San Antonio manager Coleman threw his bat at Pinto after being hit by a pitch. Pinto ducked and was struck. Both players were ejected and Coleman rushed to his hotel amid police control.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
McCarty
Coleman
Pinto
Korne
Antonie
Kss
Foreman
Bernsen
Collard
Yesterday's Sports Scores Across Leagues
A jumble of results from National, Western, and American associations. Teams like Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Dallas, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Shreveport, San Antonio, Waco, New Orleans, Atlanta, Mobile, Asheville, Birmingham, Omaha, Wichita, Denver, Oklahoma City, Des Moines, St. Joseph, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Toledo, Louisville, St. Paul, Milwaukee posted varied outcomes with several close games and unusual pairings.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Hiladelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Texas
Petrh Worth
Houston
Wichita
Dallas
Benas
Shreveport
Beaumont
Eereewrerenee
Cceesseeee
Ashington Eeedeee Beeeeiae
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Unclear text list of teams and cities for games
The fragment lists several city matchups including Antonio Pecumentaco Foust Worth Dallas Bhieveport Wichita Pass Boston Cineinpati Brooklyn Chicago New York Louis American St Louis New York Chicago Washington with mentions of only gamer scheduled clues.
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Boston
Cineinpati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
1. Louis
American St. Louie
Chicaco
Washington
Farley to wrestle Jack Gorman in long-awaited armory match
In Plainview the welterweight clash at the Armory Friday night will be a benefit for Mrs. Richards who is undergoing cancer treatment in Rochester. Gorman, rising in status, meets Farley with no referee, after bidding wars for officiating officials and a prior handicap loss by Farley in their only meeting. A large crowd is anticipated to aid Mrs. Richards’ medical expenses.
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Farley
Jack Gorman
Hatch
Armory
Richards
HB. N. Osborne
Gorman
Plainview
Reynolds
Reed
Amarillo
Jack
Sampson to Meet Plainview Idol in Benefit Night
In Plainview on Tuesday night Jack Gorman meets Bobby Sampson, last Friday’s foe of Fisher, in a benefit bout for a stricken young woman needing Dallas hospital care. A week later Gorman battles Cal Farley of Amarillo in Amarillo, with Sampson weighing 182 pounds for the Fisher match.
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Plainview
Jack Gorman
Bobby Sampson
Fisher
Cal Farley
Amarillo
Hella Temple Hospital
Dallas
Sampson
Gorman
Battery 8 10 Holds Pistol Shoot Today
Battery B of the 1st Field Artillery will hold pistol practice Sunday afternoon on the range five miles north of town. All battery members meet at 2 pm. Public invited. Encampment to be in Antonio during the first two weeks of August. Company short of full strength by a few recruits.
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Antonio
Plainview meet ends with crowd and challenges in ring
Report from Plainview describes veteran Fisher defeating a youth named Sampson, with others like Mojica absent. Several ring challenges follow as Iman faces Farley, Fisher confronts many, and participants aim for a speech contest amid a dry, eventful day.
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Plainview
Fisher
Sampson
Mojica
Mince
Iman
Farley
Rages
Gorman
Fish R
Kit
Boxing Era Rambles at Plainview Odds and Ends
Chaotic reminiscences mix boxing chatter and betting bravado. References to Tunney Gibbons Dempsey Farley Rickard Shamrock and a planned bout at Gasser Park hint at a period forum of sport gossip and wagers amid local grievances and comic misfires.
Scopes in Tennessee Urged to Quit Monkey Business
The remark targets Mr. Scopes in Tennessee, urging him to abandon the ongoing monkey business dispute. The line reflects public commentary on the Scopes evolution trial era.
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Mr. Scopes
Tennessee
Centre College Signs Ingerton Football Coach
Sheridan Ingerton, formerly head coach of Bucknell's backfield and associate to Charlie Moran, signs with Centre College. Bucknell defeated Navy, and Ingerton led Bucknell track to the Central Intercollegiate championship of Pennsylvania.
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Sheridan Ingerton
Centre College
Harvard
Charlie Moran
Ingerton
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Navy
Pennsylvania
Golf Links Walter Likes
The ladies annual golf tournament at the Country Club for the Avery Turner loving cup has been postponed to Monday morning June 15 at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Ed Hardin, committee chair, expects a top event with strong player interest. Players should submit at least three scores by June 16, via a club-house box to set handicaps. Prizes grace show windows of City Light and Water Co. Includes clubs, tumblers, fruit bowl, lamps, silver balls, a thermos, and golf balls as awards across flights and consolation prizes.
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Avery Turner
Diiye
City Light and Water Co
Spencer-Nunn Electric Co
Avery Turner Cup
Amarillo Hdw. Co
Morrow-Thomas Hew. Co
Panhandle Hew. Co
City Light & Water Co
Williams How. Co
Panhandle Hdw. Co
City Drug Co
Local golf grows in Amarillo with Gee Lindsay lead
George notes that the laundrymen's tournament, set for July 8 during the convention, will be the largest golf event yet in the area. The nine under a medal format will cover 27 holes with a trophy bought from Hugh Whitcomb awarded to the winner.
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Gee. Lindsay
Amarillo
George
Hugh Whitcomb
Laundrymen gathering praised as good sportsmen
If the laundrymen who come to Amarillo from several states on July 7 and 9 are anything like our local laundry men it will be a great gathering of good sportsmen.
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Amarillo
Crumrox Seeks Guileless Image in Property Sale
In a Washington Star column fragment, Mr. Crumrox explains his plan to sell a piece of property and convey a guileless, easy impression to the buyer. The quote suggests a strategic approach to the transaction and the buyer’s perception.
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Mr. Crumrox
Washington Star
Fort Collins Wins National Interscholastic Track Meet
Fort Collins Colo clinched the national interscholastic track and field championship in Chicago with Russell Walter of Kokomo Ind winning individual honors. The meet saw record runs in the mile and 106 yard dash, while Culver Ind seized the academy title after a disqualification.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Colo
Russell Walter
Kokomo
Ind
Wenatehhee
Wash
Wenatchee
Washington
Northwestern High
Detroit
Mich
Danville
Kaysville
Utah
Argentine High
Kansas City
Kans
Parkston
South Dakota
Protection
Kiser
W. Cox
Rochester
N. Y
W.N. Frost
Lake Forest
Culver, Ind
Culver
City Briefs: Pratt Couple Visit Amarillo Before Chicago Move
Mr and Mrs Bruce Pratt recently finished at Kansas State College Manhattan visiting Mrs Pratt's parents Mr and Mrs John F Ross at 311 West Ninth Amarillo. They will proceed to Chicago where Pratt plans to join American Steel Mills.
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Bruce Pratt
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Amarillo
Mr and Mrs Jack Dooley Plan Move to Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Jack Dooley will leave Amarillo Tuesday for Indianapolis where they will make their future home. They formerly resided in that city. They plan an extended vacation on Lake Michigan during the summer.
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Jack Dooley
Amarillo
Indianapolis
Lake Michigan
Fire destroys home of S. W. Lee in smelter district
A residence in the smelter district owned by S. W. Lee was completely destroyed by a fire that swept through the building early Saturday morning. The loss amount was not estimated.
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S. W. Lee
Gaston Camp Family Move to New Address
Gaston Camp and family have relocated from 705 Adams Street to 907 Tyler, updating residence details in local records.
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Gaston
Adams Street
Tyler
Mrs W B Speaks Returns From Grayson and Bell Visit
Mrs W B Speaks came back yesterday from a trip through Grayson and Bell counties detailing observations and local happenings encountered during the journey.
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W. B. Speaks
Grayson and
Bell Counties
Bells Family Visits City Guests of Cole Couple
Mrs. Dr. W. Gould and two children of Bells, Texas, are visiting in the city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cole, enjoying hospitality and local sights during their stay.
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Dr. W. ©. Gould
Bells, Texas
H. J. Cole
Christian Endeavor Speakers Set for Wichita Falls Convention
W Roy Breg and E F Huppertz longtime Panhandle figures in Christian Endeavor will speak at the annual state convention in Wichita Falls. Main headquarters will be at the First Christian Church with Rev Milo Atkinson as pastor, as the event runs June 10 to 16.
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W. Roy Breg
E. F. Huppertz
Christian Endeavor
Wichita Falls
Main
First Christian Endeavor Work
First Christian Church
Milo Atkinson
Monument dealer Arthur Osgood spends days in Dallas
Arthur Osgood of the Osgood Monument Co. left Friday for Liane to attend the Retail Monument Dealers Association convention and will spend several days in Dallas before returning.
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Arthur Osgood
The
Osgood Monument Co
Liane
Retail Monument Dealers Association
Dallas
Young Herman Perdue Visits Aunt Before College Trip
Herman Perdue of Chandler spends the weekend with his aunt Mrs. Susan E. Gulledge before heading to Canyon to attend West Texas State Teachers College.
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Herman Perdue
Chandler
Susan E. Gulledge
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Mrs Dave Derden and Daughter Return From Texas Visit
Mrs Dave Derden and her daughter Willie May have returned from Hillsboro and Fort Worth after a ten day visit.
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Dave Derden
Willie
Hillsboro
Fort Worth
Townes Visits Ballas on Business Trip
W. C. Townes travels to Ballas on a business trip for meetings. He is expected to return shortly, with plans to discuss ongoing projects and potential collaborations.
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W. C. Townes
Ballas
Townes Visits Cousin in Harrold Texas
Master William Townes travels to Harrold Texas to visit his cousin, sharing a family gathering noted in local society notes.
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William Townes
Harrold, Texas
Clarendon Seeks Band Leader for 1926 Amarillo Convention
The Clarendon News laments the town’s lack of a marching band as preparations begin for the 1926 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Amarillo. It asks who will lead Clarendon from the “wilderness of desire” to brass harmony, likening the need to Moses guiding followers.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Clarendon
The
Clarendon News
Moses
Tyler Family Vacation Overland to Oklahoma Relatives
Postmaster Yler and spouse have taken overland trip with their son Joe to visit relatives in Oklahoma. Family plans extended stay and return details not specified.
Amarillo Winds Dim Straw Hats Amid Warm Weather
With windier than usual conditions in Amarillo, straw hats prove less popular as warm weather persists. The breeze disrupts hat wearers and shapes daily outdoor plans. Local shoppers adjust choices for sun and gusts while stores note shifting headwear demand.
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Amarillo
Miss Tolleson to Teach at Lindenwood College
Miss Leis Tolleson daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Tolleson has returned home from the College of Physical Education at Chicago She will teach next year in Lindenwood College St Charles Missouri
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Leis Tolleson
I. J. Tolleson
College of Physicial Education
Chicago
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Federal Judge Wilson and Fisk Guests of Judge Hoover
Federal Judge James Wilson and city commissioner Chas. A. Fisk are weekend guests of Judge H. B. Hoover in Canadian and will spend a few days fishing.
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James Wilson
Chas. A. Fisk
H. B. Hoover
Benett and Brewer Wed at First Baptist Church
Howard Benett and Miss Lucie Brewer were married at the parsonage of the First Baptist Church at 6:30 yesterday afternoon by Rev. G L Yates. They will reside at 1002 Alabama Street.
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Howard Benett
Lucie Brewer
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
Alabama Street
Shrine Imperial Meet showcases Amarillo parade
Shriners returning from the fifty first Imperial council in Los Angeles paraded 300 strong through Amarillo streets. The group from Maskat Wichita Falls Mas kat Mosiah Ft. Worth Alzafar San Antonio Hella Dallas Karem Waco traveled by special train, enjoyed a concert at the Amarillo Hotel, and reported Los Angeles entertained over 900,000 Shriners and ladies.
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Fifty First
Imperial Council of the Order of the Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Maskat
Wichita Falls
Mosiah Temple
Ft. Worth
Alzafar
San Antonio
Hella
Dallas
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Waco
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Goreev
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Amario
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Col
Chas. Bugbee
H. H. Larson
Khiva Temple Band
Imperial City
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Canadian Northwest
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