St Louis Beats Athletics 9 to 2 to End Series
St Louis halted Philadelphia’s six game streak by winning 9 to 2. Bush hit a homer and struck out eight as he toed the mound. Robertson homered with a man on in the fourth, and the Cardinals scored in every inning except the first.
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Detroit Beats Red Sox 8 4 to End Series Sweep
Detroit Tigers defeat Boston Red Sox 8 to 4 in Boston on June 22 behind pitcher Whitehill who did not walk a batter. Detroit capitalized on two Detroit errors in the second inning and extended their eastern trip to a 9–6 record. O'Rourke Wingo Cobb Heilmann Picinich among Detroit's two base hits while Whitehill, Bassler, Zahniser, Ross and Picinich contributed.
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Yesterday's Results in the American League
Baseball scores from yesterday show St Louis defeating Philadelphia 9 to 2, Detroit beating Boston 8 to 4, Washington topping Cleveland 7 to 2, and New York edging Chicago 1 to 0.
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Detroit
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New York
Chicago
Natorial League Scores and Upcoming Games
In Chicago and Cincinnati, St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 24 to 6. Pittsburgh trails with a 6 point loss as two games are scheduled this week in the Natorial League.
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Natorial League
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Major League Scores Reported for Three Games
The American Association shows Louisville 8 over Kansas City 2, Minneapolis 13 over Columbus 7, and Indianapolis 6 over Milwaukee with only three games scheduled.
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Minneapolis
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Milwaukee
Leagu Denver 7 St. Joseph 4
A single game on the schedule shows Leagu Denver defeating St. Joseph 7 to 4.
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St. Joseph
Southern Association Scores Roundup
In New Orleans the Sailors edged Little Rock 2 to 1. Chattanooga and Birmingham played to a 6 all draw. Nashville defeated Memphis 2 to 1.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
East Texas League First Games Shuffle Scores
Texarkana and Greenville open with one point each as the East Texas League splits first games. In second games Texarkana leads Greenville 9 to 4 while Pleasant beats Longview 5 to 4 and Paris defeats Tyler 6 to 4.
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Tyler
Sport screer flickers and amateur hopes rise in Amarillo
The article praises Ravey and Leeds for sharp play in a close win over Shamrock, notes a four hit game with ten strikeouts and a superb last inning catch. It hints Amarillo should enter Denver Amateur tourney for $1,000, discusses fall tournaments and possible three game series on the 3 4 and 6. Plans mention Boston Bloomer Girls expected July 15 and efforts to secure Lamesa.
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Leeds
Denver
Amarillo
Boston Bloomer Girls
Lamesa
drives miss by Ted Nicklaus turns casual play into a mockery
The text describes Ted Nicklaus facing returning drives with such calm indifference that commentators wish he would simply reset after each miss to restore focus. The scene portrays relaxed attitude amid a tense moment in a golf context.
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American hope Gienna Collett loses to Pauline De Bellot
Gienna Collett, the American entrant, fades after a strong push in the women's international golf tournament. She falls behind Pauline De Bellot of France, failing to reproduce Lenglen’s famed style seen in prior tennis losses to Mollie Mallory in America.
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Pauline de Bellet
Lenglen
Mollie Mallory
America
Parley and Fisher Considered for Glorious Fourth Entertainment
Parley and Fisher were discussed as potential acts to headline an entertainment event for the Glorious Fourth celebration, aiming to boost crowd appeal and provide a festive atmosphere.
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Parley
Fisher
Eveniners
Fragmented plea echoes poetry and truth in life
A garbled burst merges verse with blunt life truth, noting that measures in poetry should not interfere with reality. The fragment hints at urgency and resilience, with an insistence that art not distort lived experience.
Spudders Fall Short as Panthers Win 7 to 4
Fort Worth game report notes Pate shuts down Spudders as Panthers beat Tanner men 7 to 4. Dick Morgan allowed fewer hits but could not prevent runs. Wichita Falls finally dented Pate’s string in the third inning. Morgun and Johnnard credited with runs for Spudders.
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Dick Morgan
Wichita Falls
Port Worth
Dallas Beats Shreveport 7 2 in Seventh Straight Win
Dallas pitcher Curty Brown earned the win as Dallas defeated Shreveport 7 to 2 in a home-day game. O'Brien contributed two doubles and a single in three at bats. The lineup included Brown, Billings, Davenport, and Burns delivering solid support.
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Waco 6 Houston 1 Ends Buffs Streak Breaker
Waco stopped its losing streak with a 6 to 1 victory over the Houston Buffs on June 22. S Red Bid pitched well, Kane homered for Houston in the first, and Foss hit a fifth inning homer with nobody on base. The Waco lineup featured Bird, Morrow, Diviney, and McCurdy among others.
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Morrow
Diviney
McCurdy
Regional matchups set across Texas and rivals
Texas teams host or travel to key cities including Wichita Falls at Beaumont, Fort Worth at Houston, Dallas at San Antonio, and Shreveport at Waco. National League games feature Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Boston.
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San Antonio
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Waco
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New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia Games Set
Only two NBA matchups on the schedule with New York visiting Washington and Boston hosting Philadelphia. No other games listed for the period.
Americans Turn In Good Cards In British Open
At Troon on June 22 three American pros McDonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood posted solid first qualifying rounds in the British open golf championship Smith and Barnes each shot 77 Kirkwood 79 leaving them with limited margin for error tomorrow as they seek to reach the 72 hole final rounds. Dick May of Benton led with an even 70 followed by Moses ONeill of Robinhood one stroke back as the field begins the long trek toward the Brestwick finish.
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Prose Troon
McDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
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Barnes
Kirkwood
Brestwick
Dick May
Benton
Cod Liver Oil Tablets for Puny Kids
Sugared cod liver oil tablets claim to boost appetite and add weight in children. Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets sold by City Drug Co and others, noting rapid results and low cost. cites a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in seven months and a thin woman gaining 9 pounds in 24 days.
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Ledbetter Drug Co
Austin Drug Co
America
Amarillo Tops Shamrock In Pitchers Duel 3rd Meeting Of Season
In a pitching duel between Tel Nicklaus of Amarillo and Slick Morgan of Shamrock, Amarillo wins the season series finale 1 0 as Shamrock’s late eighth inning rally falls short. Nicklaus fanned ten, Morgan seven, and Ravey’s ninth inning grab highlighted a tight game with no earned runs and few miscues.
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Rabbit Poisoning Believed Successful in Deaf Smith County
Special to The News Hereford June 22 The jack rabbit problem in Deaf Smith county is believed solved by county agent R O Dunkle In a poisoning demonstration grain with strychnine was spread around a field west of Hereford over two nights by Dunkle and Bridenstine with the Biological Survey The 104 jack rabbits and many sparrows gopher rats and other pests were killed Maize proved a better grain for the poison At an estimated cost of not over one cent per rabbit a county wide campaign could kill 60000 to 75000 jack rabbits once results are checked
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Deaf Smith County
Dimmitt to Hear A Q Lee in Hereford July 11
Dimmitt will bring a strong delegation to Hereford on July 11 to hear R Q Lee president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and Porter A Whaley manager speak at a 4 Chamber of Commerce banquet. Lee will address farmers and business men on diversified farming as a path to progress in Castro and Deaf Smith counties. This marks his first visit to the area.
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Japanese Gardens Seen as Perfection by Seattle Speaker
Prof Takuma Tono of Waseda Japan described Japanese gardens as pictures framed for beauty rather than mere plant collections. He noted Japanese gardens aim for naturalistic design over architectural, contrasting Western ideas.
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Waseda
Japan
United States
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Cornell University
Queen Requests Colored Geraniums for Palace Beds
Queen has requested the geraniums filling the great beds opposite Buckingham Palace be of a single color this summer. The aim is a coordinated, formal appearance for royal grounds. Garden staff will select a shade to complement the palace facade and summer surroundings.
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Buckingham Palace
Americans win tennis events at Wimbledon
Americans fared well in the Wimbledon first round with upsets and clear wins. Notable performances came from Casey of San Francisco and John Hennesy of Indianapolis who defeated Dutch opponents. Hennesy beat Vanderseen of Iceland 6-3 4-6 6-1 6-2 and Casey defeated Bryant 6-3 6-0 6-3.
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Mrs Tolison to teach, others herd guests at Gaines
Miss Margaret Caswell and Randall Whitworth were hosted by Gaines and Mrs J R Whitworth. Mrs L Tolison of Dallas will summer at 1003 West Thirteenth Street after teaching in Dallas. Tolson named Assistant Manager of J I Case Co. Mrs Youson takes job with Amarillo Furniture Co.
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Wukuahoma A. & M. College
Randall Wihtworth
Mics Bellah Sieridan
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Amarillo Furniture Company
Auditor Hamrick Returns From State County Auditors Meet
H G Hamrick county auditor returned Saturday night from Fort Worth where he attended the state convention of county auditors last week.
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Fort Worth
Judge Dismisses Jury Call as No Jury Cases on Docket
Judge Bishop dismissed the jury group this week as no jury cases remained on the docket. Non jury matters will be disposed of in a few days and the April term likely adjourned by midweek.
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Tucumcari Veteran Frank Jacobus Dies in Local Hospital
Frank Jacobus of Tucumcari New Mexico a disabled World War veteran died yesterday morning in a local hospital. His body is held at Wriggs Undertaking parlor awaiting word from relatives in New Jersey.
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Hume Buys Pavillard School Building Move Planned
H E Hume has purchased the Pavillard school building and will move it from its present site in a few days. District No. 1 trustees met Saturday to discuss selling the $9 000 bond issue for a new schoolhouse. Other items note Grady Hazlewood of Canyon in Amarillo, UT law student. Bill Shea son of county treasurer injured at city park slide likely ten days bed rest. W T Coble and wife returned from Los Angeles to their Hutchinson county ranch for summer. A L Klopstein and wife head to Wichita after brother John Klopstein died suddenly.
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Pavillard School
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W. T. Coble
Los Angeles
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Canada
Hutchinson County
Canyon man travels from Dallas to Amarillo after Bible class
RK L Claybrook of Canyon was in Amarillo yesterday returning from Dallas where he attended the Baptist organized Bible Class convention on his way home.
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Pimply faced youths offered skin remedy promise
The advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as cures for pimples and rough skin. It claims popular demand with over two million packages sold yearly and notes both items are economically priced and available from dealers. The 50c Ointment size is said to contain three times as much as the 2c size.
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Navy Prevails Over Six Crews in Varsity Rowing Race
In Poughkeepsie on June 22 a Navy crew won the four mile varsity race at the 28th annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. Washington State finished second, Wisconsin third, with Penn and Cornell in pursuit. The JV race saw Syracuse University pull clear for victory over Penn and Cuba. A light drizzle accompanied the tense race as Wisconsin surged past to claim second division glory.
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Bradfield Regulator Con Atlanta Ga Free Booklet
Vague advertisement claims a free booklet and envelope about a regulator product touted for expectant mothers. It promises full usage directions with each bottle and urges immediate action, attaching no clear organization or verifiable details. The copy uses sales language aimed at appealing to expectant mothers seeking guidance in pregnancy.
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