Meusels Drive Around Wins For Yankees
Yankees split four game set with Cleveland by beating them 7 to 4. Meusel hit his 16th homer of the season driving in two in the seventh to seal the victory. Wanninger, Shanks and Combs contributed offensively as New York moved ahead in the series.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Bob Meuse
Yankees
Ely
Myatt
Sveeesedeed
Bourgeen
Vseseesees
Luteke
Spurgeon
Lutzke
Abrhpore Wanninger
I.s
Behan
Pleveland
Serene
Combs
Uhle
Gehrig
McNulty
Wanz
Shanks
Hoyt
Paris
Royt
Uble
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Phillies fall to Cardinals in fiery late-inning loss
In St Louis, the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 10 to 9 after extra innings. Rogers Hornsby blasted his seventeenth homer with two on, Bottomley followed with another. Philadelphia’s pitching and offense battled but could not overtake the hosts in the NL matchup.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
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Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Knight
Bottomley
AB RH Poabe Mpute Chcea Can
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Hawke
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Kimmick
Senators Beat Detroit 3-0 In Washington
Washington pitchers Wells Holloway and Stanage combined to blank Detroit as Reuther struggled. The Senators improved to three wins in four against the Tigers, with Goslin Ruel Fothergill O’Rourke Peckinpaugh Rice Ker McNeely contributing two base hits and Judge homering. Stolen bases by Rigney McNeely Sack, O’Rourke, Peckinpaugh, Rice, Ker and McNeely highlighted a quiet Tigers offense as Wells, Holloway, and Reuther limited Detroit to seven hits.
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Detroit
Washington
Reuther
Holloway
Wells Bard
Tigers
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Wells
Stanage
Woodall
Ruel
Goslin
Fothersit
Time
Rice
O'Rourke
S. Harris
Judge
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McNeely
Boston Falls to St Louis in Seventh Game Loss
St Louis defeated Beeston 7 to 4 today in the last of a four game set. Brown Patters relieved Zahniser in the eighth before Fuhr pitched effectively. Todt paced Boston with two base hits and a three base hit, while Gaston and Dixon each drew three walks. The Browns outhit the Red Sox and capitalized on timely hits and errors.
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St. Louis
Beeston
Brown Patters
Zahniser
Fuhr
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Todt
Sox
Gaston
Dixon
Hevine
Ezzel
Picinich
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McManus
Jacobeon
Gasten
Puhr
Civic clubs clash on athletic field in town meet
Civic clubs including Rotary Kiwanis Lions and A C chairs plan a field meet with Sam Vaughn as arrangements chairman. Events listed include horse shoe pitching trap shooting golf driving putting marbles baseball rowing football throwing dollar pit dominoes tasting and diving contests.
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Sam Vaughn
Apen
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lion
Giants Fall To Pirates In Second Straight Loss
Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 to 0 as Lee Meadows pitched a full nine for the Pirates. McQuillan lasted seven innings before Greenfield finished. Notable hits include three by Meadows and a home run by Terry. Stolen bases by Barnhart Jackson Grantham and Cuyler were part of the scoring.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Lee Meadows
McQuillan
Greenfield
New York
Hartley
Meadows
Smith
Groh
Young
Cuyler
Traynor
Terry
Barnhart
Jackson
Grantham
Yesterday's Results National League Baseball Recap
National League games yesterday showed St Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 9 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh defeated New York 6 to 4. Scores for Chicago Boston Cincinnati and Brooklyn lines were incomplete or unclear.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Iain
Pittsburgh
New York
Baseball scores from the American League games
In a set of AL results, Boston fell 4 to 7 against St. Louis, Washington defeated Detroit 11 to 3, New York beat Cleveland 7 to 4, and Philadelphia triumphed over Chicago 8 to 3.
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Sammy Hale
Connie Mack
Red Wingo
Detroit
Cobb
Heilmann
Detroit Veterans
Harry Rice
St. Louis
Hale
Wingo
Rice
Texas Grid Scores Sparse Tonight From Texas Cities
Texas Dallas 7 Houston 8 Shreveport 6 Beaumont 1 Fort Worth San Antonio 2 Wichita Fails 6 Waco 5. The brief sports update lists multiple city teams and results in a compact scoreline style.
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Texas Dallas
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Wichita
Waco
Boston
Dallas
Ace
Wichita Falls
Ardmore and Okmulgee Scores Noted in Brief Report
Fragmentary sports brief lists results at Ardmore and Okmulgee with independent scores. Okmulgee 4 2 appears alongside Ft. Smith 1 3, suggesting a match tally. Details unclear but indicates regional high school or college contests and outcomes for local teams.
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Eaeh Ee
Ardmore
Sdependencs
Okmulgee
Ft. Smith
Coast League Scores and Standings Flash Note
Coast League results show Sacramento 6 at Salt Lake tied with 6, Los Angeles 6 at San Francisco 8, Vernon 6, Portland 6, and Seattle 2 in a compact recap of recent games with key venues and scores.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vernon
Portland
Seattle
Southern Association Scores Ledger Brief
In a brief sports update the Little Rock team beat Atlanta 6 to 2, Mermphia won 9 to 7 at Birmingham, and Chat Moule triumphed over Nashville 4 to 2 in a span of tight results.
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Southern Associat
Little Rock
Atlanta
Mermphia
Onngham
Chat Moule
Nashville
Barleans
American Association Scores Report Part 3-2 Note
The report lists American Association results with Louisville 4 to 6 over Tae eenatia 2, Indianapolis 0, and Kansas City 7 to Columbus 9, reflecting a set of baseball style scores. No additional context or dates provided in the fragment.
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American Association
Louisville
Tae Eenatia
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
East Texas Scores Mention Paris Marshall Greenville Tyler
A brief score roundup references East Texas teams Paris Marshall Greenville and Tyler with results: Paris Marshall 0, Greenville 8, Tyler 7, indicating a scoreboard snippet from a local game coverage.
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East Texas
Paris
Marshall
Joe Greenville
Tyler
Oklahoma Open Golf Victory Report
Tulsa June 18. Professional Dudley of Joplin wins the Oklahoma open with a gross score of 151 in 36 holes. Dudley, a dark horse, outplayed rivals to claim the prize.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Ohina
Dudley
Joplin
Milesoort
Lubbock Comes Today to Battle Amarillo Legionnaires
Cal Farley announces Lubbock will visit Amarillo to renew hostilities with the Legionnaires led by Sled Allen. Iz Smith returns to join after this Sunday's game, with Smith expected to debut soon. The match at Gasser Park starts at 3 30 p m on Sunday.
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Amarillo Legionnaires
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Sled Allen
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Iz Smith
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Darkness Ends Game In 5 5 Tie At Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls and Waco battled to a 5 5 tie in a game halted by darkness after nine innings. Osborn and Jonnard, Bird, Lyle, and Morrow are noted among the players.
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Wichita Falls
Associated Press
Waco
Osborn
Jonnard
Bird
Lyle
Morrow
Shreveport Tops Beaumont 6-1 In Series Finale
Shreveport won 6 to 1 over Beaumont in the final game of the series. Pat Malone starred with strong pitching and a key two run hit in the third inning. Beaumont’s lone run came on a misplayed ball in the visitors’ half.
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Buffs topple Dallas in see-saw 8-7 finish
Houston won 8 to 7 over Dallas on June 18 as Pete Compton hit a ninth inning home run scoring Gainor to pull ahead. Buffs rapped 20 hits off Dallas pitchers with contributions from Conley Eberhard Hungling Goodwin and McCurdy in a tense, high scoring affair.
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Pete Compton
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Lefty Johns Leads Fort Worth Past San Antonio Bears in Final
Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 8 to 2 in the last game of the series. Lefty Johns hurled the win, backing from hits in the fifth and seventh to post three runs each frame. Mike Collins started, then Bob Couchman relieved in the sixth after five Fort Worth runs. Warwick hit a two run homer for San Antonio. Fort Worth clinched the series three games to one.
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Bob Couchman
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Wrestling Aces Gather Ahead of Plainview Meet June 18
A quirky note from sports column hints at upcoming matches among Fisher Farley Gorman and Jap with a Plainview gathering set for June 18. The piece mixes playful banter, local Park references, and light wrestling chatter, ending with a shot at beating Lubbock.
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Spark F Plug Is Sold To Washington Club
Matthews, utility infielder, sold to the Indianapolis club of the American Association by Washington club president Griffith. Matthews had two trials with the Senators last year after previously playing with the Philadelphia Athletica. He comes from Minnesota.
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Final Tennis Titles Will Be Played Today
San Antonio, June 13. Four titles in the state tennis tournament at the San Antonio Country Club were decided on Saturday with two more to be decided Sunday. UT players Lewis White and Red Thalheimer captured the men’s doubles title 5-3 6-5 6-5 6-2, overcoming J B Adone and John Barr. Mrs Ed Moser of San Antonio defeated Corine Vickers 7-5 7-5 in the women’s singles. Elizabeth Browning of San Antonio beat Edna Taylor 4-6 6-3 6-2 in the women’s consolation.
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Wrestling Showdown Looms in Plainview Next Thursday
In Plainview Jack Fisher will wrestle Jack Gorman next Thursday drawing local fans hungry for a decisive lightweight bout. Fisher, a veteran light wrestler, aims to prove he is the top flightweight while Gorman pushes a championship claim. crowds expect a strong turnout as talk centers on a possible future clash with Farley.
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Washington Fined for Failing to Play Chicago Game
June 13 report says the Washington club of the American League was fined $500 for violating league rules by not playing Chicago on Tuesday. Chicago’s forfeiture claim was denied because the White Sox did not appear in uniform on the field.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington Club
American League Today
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Where They Play Texas League Boston at Shreveport
National League games include Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis. American Association matchups feature Philadelphia at Cleveland St Louis at Washington with Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at New York.
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Hornsby Leads Batting Race with 406 Average in 1925
Rogers Hornsby, 1924 NL batting champion and new St. Louis Cardinals manager, leads the 1925 race with a .406 average after a hot stretch and 16 home runs. Buds of Phillies Hawks slump. Stock and Barnhart among top batters as other leaders include Meusel, Grimes, Wheat, and Carey in pursuit of batting titles across the leagues.
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Four New Recruits Boost Golfing Fraternity Prospect
The article highlights four new recruits Fred Bone Bob Ames Alex Lumpkin and Dick Ware as promising golfers learning fundamentals. It mentions the upcoming Laundrymen's Tournament on July 9 plus the Ladies Annual Tournament starting next morning at 9. Quotes from D H Turner and others reflect club humor and broader golf enthusiasm in Amarillo with Judge James C Wilson endorsing golf for busy professionals.
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Bob Ames
Alex Lumpkin
Dick Ware
George Lindsey
D. H. Turner
Wite Slayer Is Hanged
William Greene, convicted for the slaying of his wife, was hanged in the Jefferson county jail yard in Birmingham. He died 17 minutes after the trap was sprung in a June execution.
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Birmingham
William Greene
Jefferson County
Spmung
New Town of Flagg Opens Amid Great Celebrations
Flagg in Castro county to be served by three Santa Fe lines to Amarillo Lubbock and Plainview opens next Saturday with ball games barbecue and speeches. Land owned by Col C T Herring sold under John Fain on old Flagg ranch. Town center at inter section of major highways with a large hotel land office and store. More than 6 000 people expected. Caravan from Amarillo to attend and lots to be given away.
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Isaac Walton League Drives Texas Conservation Push
The Isaac Walton League expands in Texas as Bob Ames reports progress toward broad game laws and stronger enforcement. A Brady meeting seeks open preserves, universal licenses, and state commissions with paid, limited terms to manage funds, hatcheries, and policing.
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Hoppin
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Kerrville
Caddo Lake
McKay
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A. H. Broad
J. R. Smith
West Texas
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Dallas
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Bu Frank Bider
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Department
Plainview Youths All Round Athlete
Special to The News from Plainview dated June 18 reports Vincent Tudor of Plainview, a student this year at Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington, Missouri, has been chosen as a standout all around athlete for the community. The feature highlights his athletic versatility and school leadership.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington, Mo
Wentworth Athlete Tudor Receives Silver Cup at Commencement
Tudor, honored as the best all round athlete for the school year, received a silver loving cup at Wentworth’s 45th commencement in Lexington. He starred in baseball, football, and basketball, earned letters in all sports, captained the basketball team, and also made the honor roll for literary work.
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John D Morrison Pirates Pitcher Career Overview
John D Morrison, a right handed pitcher from Pillerville Kentucky born October 22, 1896, joined the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1920 after being obtained from Birmingham in the Southern Association. He posted 25 wins and 18 losses in 1928, played in four strata in 1922, and had a .674 ERA in 1923.
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