White Sox topple Athletics 6 to 4 as Faber shouts late
Chicago beats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a game where Red Faber pitched shutout ball until the ninth. Quinn Rommel and Yerkes worked for the Athletics, while Miller and Shires contributed key hits. Other scores note Birmingham over Memphis and Little Rock over Atlanta. Qua Quaite Masons elect officers and plan a two story brick lodge.
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Horton Smith Emerges From Freshman Year To Golf Open Dreams
Horton Smith, 21, of Joplin Missouri, a freshman at the golf college, gained fame with two 66s in the French professional championship and a French title 278 total. He earlier won the North and South Open at Pinehurst and joined the Ryder Cup team, now aiming at the Open at Winged Foot with a noted rise from Oakmont 1927 to Olympia Fields 1928.
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Salo Wins Transcontinental Foot Race and 25000 Prize
Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey finished first in the second annual transcontinental foot race earning 25000 while Peter Gavuzzi of England placed second for 10000. The 2600 mile course began in New York March 31 and finished at Wrigley Field Los Angeles with Salo completing 625 hours 57 minutes 20 seconds. Guisto Ameri of Italy took third with 6000 and Sam Richman New York 3500 for fourth. Fifteen million striped bass will be released in the Roanoke river Weldon North Carolina this spring.
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Indians Go On Warpath And Smother SpudS
San Antonio Indians routed the Spudders 23 to 3 to close the opening round, pounding 16 Spudder pitchers for 21 hits. Tuero Galeria Taber Lapan and others shared the mound duties as Wichita Falls was overwhelmed. Burns blanks Shreveport as Beaumont sweeps series 6 to 0.
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Britishers anxious to try for polo cup next year
England seeks to resume the Anglo American polo rivalry in next year with inquiries by the Hurlingham club through Lord Cowdray to the United States Polo Association. The challenge last occurred in 1927 and follows a three year interval rule.
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OUR BOYS LOSE AT CHESS AFTER 40-YEAR STRUGGLE
Beverly Massachusetts June 17 United Press reports a mail chess match lasting four years seven months and four days ended with the Leicester England United Shoe Machinery Company team defeating the local plant team by 12 games to 6.
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Beverly
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Leicester
England
Motorcycle Riders Picnic At Willowdale
Forty four Harley Davidson club members and ten guests held a gypsy tour picnic at Willowdale Palo Duro canyon Sun day. The Amarillo club defeated Lubbock 17 to 12 in a ball game and Glenn Chase won first in motorcycle sports with Harold Biffle second and Otto Flynn third.
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Willowdale
Palo Duro Canyon
Lubbock
Glenn Chase
Harold Biffle
Otto Flynn
Margaret Davis
Violet Dean
Amarillo Club
Rhoads Signs with Detroit Tigers
The Detroit Tigers sign Raymond Rhoads star pitcher from the University of Kentucky after he was scouted by Billy Doyle.
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Raymond Rhoads
University of Kentucky
Billy Doyle
Fair Golfers Plan To Show Men Up in Tourney
Amarillo women enter the first annual Women’s City tournament for the George Lindsay trophy. Qualifying runs Wednesday to Friday at River Drive, with match play starting Monday. Open to all women golfers, multiple flights, prizes for winners and runners up. Entries accepted at River Drive clubhouse with pro Jack Bush. Practice on the course free until qualification.
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Amarillo
George Lindsey
River Drive
Jack Bush
Schuble Plays On After Face Injury For Detroit
Detroit shortstop Heinie Schuble was struck in the face by a batted ball but continued playing. After the game doctors found a broken cheekbone.
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Heinie Schuble
Detroit
Dodd Defeats Denson To Defend No 1 Ranking In Links
Dodd ADDS 4 and 3 victory over Paul Denson at Indian Hills to retain No 1 standing in the Gold and Silver ball tournament. Denson, holder of No 4 gold ball, challenged under rules. Dodd rallied on the second nine after a tie on the first. Next week Cecil Ledbetter vs Elliott Hatch for Hatch's No 2 ranking. Trolinger defends No 5 against C. C. Hudgins. Club Invitation tournament begins June 29. Nick Altrock recounts early ball days in 1886 with Pickering Ohio.
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Indian Hills
Paul Denson
Denson
Dodd
Paul
Cecil Ledbetter
Elliott Hatch
Hatch
Ralph Trolinger
C. C. Hudgins
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