Detroit 21 Boston 9 in lopsided baseball game
Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 21 to 9 as Owen Carroll made his major league debut with six innings pitched. Nine Tigers pitchers combined for the win while Boston scored six runs early on nine hits before Detroit pulled away with four runs in the ninth.
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Boston
Associated Press
Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dauis
Wells
Holloway
Carrol
Woodall
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Fuhr
Ruffing
Picinich
Hevinge
Wingo
Flagstead
Cariylc
Lee
O’ Rourke
Balis
Carroll
Dauss
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Yanks Swamp White Sox in June 20 rout at York
Yankees overwhelmed Chicago 12 to 2. Babe Ruth notched four singles in five at bats and drew a walk. Hitting highlights included Hooper driving in runs and Meusel, Harris, Flooper contributing. Pitchers Blankenship Robertson and Crouse, plus Schang, Ward, and Combs credited with hits.
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Meusel
Harris
Thrig
Schang
Combs
Hooper
Hoyt
Robertson
Blanken
Ship
Pittsburg Slugfest Beats Brooklyn 21 to 5 in Prolific Hitters Display
June Geeke collected 25 hits off three Brooklyn pit ers today in a 21 to 5 rout. Cuyler homered twice and drove in two with bases loaded. Carey and Wright added four baggers as Pittsburgh exploded for 25 hits while Greene Hubbell Petty and Har he a Taylor Adams and Gooch pitched in.
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Geeke
Robin Piters
Brooklyn
Cuyler
Pirates
Carey
Wright
Greene
Hubbell
Petty
Har
Taylor
Adams
Gooch
McInnis
Brown
Hargreaves
Braves Rally Past Cardinals 11–10 in Tight Tilt
Boston Braves scored three in the ninth to stun the St. Louis Cardinals 11–10. Heavy hitting featured 15 safeties for Boston and 14 for St. Louis. Key figures included Cooney and Benton for St. Louis, Bottomley’s homer, and Bottomley part of two double plays. Losing pitcher was Fer.
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St. Louis
Associated Presa
Boston Braves
Souis Cardinals
Braves
Cardinals
Cooney
Benton
Ryan
Gibson
Dyer
Sotheron
O'Farrell
Blades
Flack
Burrus
Bancroft
Bottomley
Felix
Padgett
Toporeer
Hinsby
Hornsby
Ene Pi Cooney
Spearman Hardware Firm Changes Hands
Special to SPEAR AN. In Spearman this week P. B. Higgs and W. W. Wilacth bought the entire stock and fixtures of the Andres Hardware Company. The long established firm faced retirement as Mrs. Andrews leaves active business and the new owners take over the substantial hardware and farming implements stock.
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Spear AN
Spearman
P. B. Higgs
W. W. Wilacth
Andrews Hardware Company
B. V. Andrews
Panthers Win Slab Classic Off Beaumont
Fort Worth defeated Beaumont 3 2 as Ralph Head edged O Neil in a pitching duel despite Leachs two home runs for the Exporters. Fort Worth built a two run lead in the second inning and never trailed, headlining a slate of June 20 results across Texas.
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Ralph Head
O'Neil
Beaumont
Leach
R. HE
Dews Vepeenassue
Ae Reak
Head
Smith
Bernsen
Bears Defeat Sports in Eleven Inning Tilt
In Shreveport on June 20 San Antonio edged Sports 4 to 3 after Warwick hit two home runs while subbing at first base for Mule Washburn. Malone homered for Sports in the eighth to tie the game, then the Bears pulled ahead in the eleventh as both teams totaled four hits but San Antonio secured the win in extra innings.
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Philadelphia
Vicland Today
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SPORT SCREEN FLICKERS FADING AMID LOUD BETS AND BANTER
A lively note mocks local sports chatter about a soda pop contest at 8 bells and exotic bets on cheap water to Amarillo. It ribs Mayor Bivins and Mr. McDonald over wagers while lamenting Curtis as a baseball loser and proposing a cash guarantee backed by a bond to save costs.
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Amarillo
Bivins
Multiverse of Quirky Local Anecdotes and Rumor
A lively collection of whimsical notes about a persistent salesman named Rubin, a shirt that shrank after alterations, and a cheerful crowd planning an afternoon gathering. The piece features regional slang, mentions of city characters like Slick Morgan and Shamrock, and a sharp old woman recalling mutton tallow cures.
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Mulberry Bush
Morgan
New Society Editor Joins Paper On Brief Assignment
The paper notes a switch in editorial staff with a new society editor arriving while the former editor is on vacation. The new editor requested to be omitted from duties for experience, and the writer jokes about salaries and job guarantees. The piece uses casual, humorous remarks about small-town journalism and the challenges of producing a readable paragraph.
Engineer of This Column Seeks Spring Break Move
The engineer of this column faced a sudden urge to burst forth into spring, closing shop and moving from his snug corner as the season warms and activity shifts.
Culpepper Revival in Childress Plans for May Event
The Culpepper Revival group led by Burke Culpepper and U. Robinson will perform in Childress on May 5. A location is pending as organizers work to secure a site and finalize details.
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Trond aa et tive peab tract note unrest
Fragmentary text shows a local event with names and places obscured by OCR. Readable elements hint at an incident or meeting, with potential quotes and dates missing. The article appears to outline a community issue or dispute without clear resolution or attribution.
Floatless Carbure Land Emerges In Png Hag Ieg
A fragmentary note outlines a new carburetor type and mentions vacuum feed and fear of failure. Details are unclear but suggest innovative fuel delivery claims amid technical jargon and garbled names.
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Png
Amarillo Beats Shamrock In Opener Of Two Game Set
In the first of two games at Gasser Park, Amarillo topped Shamrock 9 to 0. Lupher limited Shamrock to five hits while Jeffries allowed 13. Farley led Amarillo with four of five, Curtis hit a homer, and Close led Shamrock with two hits. Tonight’s 3 PM game features Slick Morgan returning for Amarillo as the series resumes.
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Amarillo
Shamrock College
Shamrock
American Legion
Gasser Park
Lupher
Jeffries
Curtis
Farley
Close
Gibson
Slick Morgan
Nicklaus
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Shamrock Rodeo Dates Set for July 23 24 25
Shamrock hosts a three day rodeo July 23 24 and 25 at the old fairgrounds south of town. Dr N F Tate of Amarillo and Roy Mayes of Erick Okla signed the contract with the Shamrock volunteer fire department. Events include bronc riding wild steer bulldogging roping and other Western sports with Liberal prizes and several hundred dollars for winners and spectators. Two airplanes are planned for aerial stunts and a parachute jump is included.
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Shamrock Volunteer Fire Department
N. F. Tate
Amarillo
Roy Mayes
Erick
Okla
B. L. Woodley, Jr
Old Fairgrounds
Dr. Tate
Shamrock Country
Last Night Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia over Chicago 3 2, Brooklyn defeated by Pittsburgh 5 21, and New York beating Cincinnati 4 2. Other notable games include St Louis 10 Boston 11 and New York 12 Chicago 2.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Kane
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Wichita
Desmoines
Tulsa
Omaha
St. Joseph
Denver
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Southern
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Salt Lake
Seattle
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Marshall
Tyler
Mt. Pleasant
Longview
Paris
Texarkana
Greenville
Texas
Corsicana
Terrell
Temple
Austin
Mexia
Pioneer Tractor Makers Vote to Reorganize Company
Hart-Parr, a leading farm machinery producer, held a special meeting to reorganize the company and boost working capital. The move aims to increase tractor output to meet a surge in orders, with demands peaking in the coming months as agriculture returns to a normal basis.
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Hart-Parr Comany
Southern states post biggest May gain in U. S. building permits
Nine Southern states reported a May building permit gain of 40 percent, the highest in the country, with the nine-state total reaching 37,408,925 dollars. Miami led Southern cities with over five million dollars, a 265 percent rise from May 1924. Texas nearly nine million. Florida volumes dominated by Miami and West Palm Beach among others.
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Florida
Miami
Texas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Alabama
Dallas
Louisville
Birmingham
Houston
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Atlanta
West Palm Beach
Charlotte
N. C
San Antonio
Covington
Wichita Falls
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Lexington
Lakeland
Fla
Little Rock
Columbus
Boston Buys Texas Leaguer Rosenthal to Red Sox
Simon Rosenthal of Dorchester now playing for San Antonio in the Texas League has been purchased by the Boston Red Sox. He will report in September after batting .400 and playing in the outfield for his current club.
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Boston
Simon Rosenthal
Dorchester
San Antonio
Boston Red Sox
Rosenthal
Red Sox
Advertising Club to Hear Annual Program Tonight
Announcement last night by Dan Carr that the Advertising Club will meet Monday noon. P. H. Buthker was secured as the speaker, with a focus on an advertising program.
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Dan Carr
P. H. Buthker
Mrs Vickers to Give Concert in Plainview
Mrs. Vickers wife of Paul T. Vickers Midland county Chamber official will present a concert in Plainview this fall after completing recent engagements. She is a reader and composer and formerly taught music. her background includes work as a piano teacher.
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Vickers
Tae Eay
Plainview
da Richbourg Vickers
Detroit Stars Crowd Batting Leaders in A L
Detroit stars Cobb Heilmann and Wingo lead American League batting as Hale and Rice chase. Hale at .432 pace. Wingo .426. Rice .414. Cobb .405. Heilmann .389. Simmons tops hits with 94 while Hornsby rises in NL with .416.
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Associated Press
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Ty Cobb
Harry Heilmann
Red Wingo
Musketeers
Detroit Tigers
Sammy Hale
The
Athletics
Harry Rice
St. Louis
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Wingo
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al Simmons
Connie Mack
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Bottomley
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Oil Briefs Link Pantex Pipeline to Amarillo Refinery
Over the past week oil moved through the Pantex pipeline to Amarillo at 10,000 barrels daily under 425 pounds pump pressure. The 86 mile line connects the Carson Hutchinson county field with Amarillo Refining Company buying all crude offered. Acreage around World well in North Crockett county produces about 200 barrels daily. Near offsets price at 500 cash and 500 in oil. The Crockett field lies south of the Reagan county pool in West Texas.
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Pantex
Amarillo
Carson-Hutchinson County
Amarillo Refining Company
North Crockett County
New Crockett Field
Reagan County Pool
West
Texas
Danciger Bros Drilling Details in Gray County Note
Danciger Bros., No 1 Bowers northeast of section 85 with bike 8 in Gray county is standardized below 2800 feet and drilling underway.
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Danciger Bros
No. 1
Bowers
Gray County
Pantex Pipe Line President Drives 450 Miles
Dorset Carter, president of the Pantex Pipe Line Company, drove an automobile 450 miles from Tulsa to Amarillo yesterday to fulfill an important business engagement in the city.
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Dorset Carter
Pantex Pipe Line Company
Tulsa
Amarillo
Wilcox Oil Storage Tank Nears Completion
Wilcox Oil and Gas Limited advances a 0,000 barrel oil storage tank on the Coombs and Wooley ranch south of Pampa toward completion. The project marks a significant expansion in the region’s crude storage capacity and operational readiness.
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Wilcox Oil & Gas Company
Coombs & Wooley
Pampa
Ex Governor Frantz seals 3500 foot test near Guymon
Ex Governor Frank Frantz of Oklahoma has closed a drilling contract for a 3500 foot test immediately northeast of Guymon in Texas County. The well is set to begin drilling in 90 days.
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Frank Frantz
Oklahoma
Guymon
Okla
Texas County
Wilcox Oil to Start Well on Goff Creek Ranch
Wilcox Oil and Gas plans to drill a new well on the Goff Creek ranch in Texas county Oklahoma located northwest of Guymon. The project signals expansion in the region with anticipated oil production starting after regulatory approvals.
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Wilcox Oil and Gas
Goff Creek Ranch
Texas County
Oklahoma
Guymon
Garber Interests Plan Texhoma Oil Drilling Campaign
Garber interests of Enid Oklahoma announce a drilling campaign aimed northwest of Texhoma Oklahoma authorities expect exploratory wells and potential development in the area with the project led by local oil companies and investors.
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Garber Interests
Enid
Oklahoma
Texhoma
Okla
Willis in City for Short Visit from Well Drilling Firm
W. T. Willis of Willis, Trigg & Lewis, a well drilling firm, is in the city for a few days.
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W. T. Willis
Willis, Trigg & Lewis
Baden surveys Panhandle oil field in Panhandle region
M. W. Baden of Benedum and Trees is seen inspecting the Panhandle oil field, evaluating prospects and conditions. He surveys the area for potential development and reports on the field's current state.
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M. W. Baden
Benedum & Treesend
Panhandle
Dixon Creek Oil Co No 2 well Detail in Hutchinson County
A report notes Dixon Creek Oil Co No 2 located southwest of the northwest quarter of section 11 in block Y Hutchinson County is drilling at a depth of 2785 feet.
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Smith
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Cobl-Davidson Drilling Near Big Lime at Hutchinson Site
Cobl-Davidson Petroleum No 1 Whittenburg in section 12 block Y Hutchinson is drilling below 1800 feet toward the big lime where the well will be standardized. Willis Trigg and Lewis Wichita Falls contractors oversee the operation with rotary tools noted.
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Whittenburg
Block Y
Hutchinson
Willis, Trigg & Lewis
Wichita Falls
Sunbeam Rolls Out 120 HP Car For British Market
A new Sunbeam model is introduced to British motorists delivering 120 horsepower. The car is priced around $5,600, signaling a strong value proposition for performance oriented buyers in the region. The report notes the model’s expected appeal amid evolving automotive options.
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Sunbeam
Amarillo Gun Club Elects Devers Head
The Amarillo Gun Club reorganized with Will Devers as president to replace Jack Dooley who moved to Indianapolis. Other officers are Joe Holland as vice president C. H. Hoppin as secretary and A. M. Ludden as field marshal. The club plans active months ahead with handicap scores kept and shooting on Thursday afternoons and Sundays. An effort will raise membership and soon tournaments for the C. B W. Kiser trophy are expected.
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Will Devers
Jack Dooley
Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Holland
C. H. Hoppin
A. M. Ludden
Dormitory Space Found for tech students opening in Lubbock
Lubbock officials report 927 rooms available for Texas Technological College opening September 28. Housing committees estimate ample accommodations for students from Texas and beyond, with the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and local bodies planning a ceremonious inauguration and notable speakers.
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Texas Technological College
Lubbock Junior Cheater of Commerce
Can of
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
United States
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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Technological College
All West Texas
Seventy Students Named to Spring Honor Roll at West Texas State
Canyon June 20 sixty seven students at West Texas State Teachers College appear on the spring quarter honor roll announced by acting Dean Dr R P Jarrett. Eligible are those with B average or better in five subjects who also partake in at least one student activity. The list includes Velma Asher Arthur Bain L W W Blau Lavada Edwards Gordon Fuller Werble Handley Louis Shanklin Myrtle Hood Bettie Rose Kerr Eugene Paul Kistler Ruth Lowes Iscah Mateer Freemont Mead Fred Oberst Arless O Keefe Ethel Rice Louise Simpson Catherine Smith Thelma Jean Swanson Jim Webb Marguerite Dickenson Ruth Holm iund Nila Ada Woodside Imogene McIntire Uriel Vincent Vivian Adams Emma Jean Donald Mary Elizabeth Stine Beulah Lee Rutherford Harriet Irene Hall My Humphrey Edith Florence Ellis Pee Davis Vivian Coffman Ray Danie Agnes Chariton Clarence Hope Floyd Golden Sadie Lee Miller Lester Lee Fulton Zelma Livingston Sarah Park Corrie Rankin Lillian Atkins Lorem Steagall Bryanter Fannie Cash Birdie Mae Williams Anabel Guenther Hailene Hudgins Velma Weisenman Agnes Childre Kristin Lane Louise Helton Dana Hardin Ruth Anderson Elizabeth Evans Reece Moore Esther Shoults Palmer Bailey Mrs Ethel Fulton Jane Singerton Louise Walter J T Reynolds Nina Campsey Carl Perriman
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West Texas State Teachers College
R. P. Jarrett
Velma Asher
Arthur Bain
L. W.W. Blau
Lavada Edwards
Gordon Fuller
Werble Handley
Louis Shanklin
Myrtle Hood
Bettie Rose Kerr
Eugene Paul Kistler
Ruth Lowes
Iscah Mateer
Freemont Mead
Fred Oberst
Arless O'Keefe
Ethel Rice
Louise Simpson
Catherine Smith
Thelma Jean Swanson
Jim Webb
Marguerite Dickenson
Ruth Holmiund
Nila Ada Woodside
Imogene McIntire
Uriel
Hailene Hudgins
Velma Weisenman
Agnes Childre
Kristinea Lane
Louise Helton
Dana Hardin
Ruth Anderson
Elizabeth Evans
Reece Moore
Esther Shoults
Palmer Bailey
Ethel Fulton
Jane Singerton
Louise Walter J. T. Reynolds
Nina Campsey
Carl Perriman
Auto police to replace mounted units in St Louis
In St Louis the police department plans to replace mounted patrols in outlying districts with seven motorized patrol cars. Each vehicle will carry two officers and will substitute for four horses and their drivers, shifting the patrol method to autos.
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St. Louis
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