Morgan Brothers Dominate Twin Bill At Gasser Park
In a doubleheader at Gasser Park the Morgan brothers faced the Hubbers with the Gas sers losing 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel marred by seven Hubber errors. The locals bounced back to win 4 to 2 behind Morgan and Smith in seven innings. Two more wins would clinch the first half for the locals.
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J. L. McCarty
Gassers
Gasser Park
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Busey
Morgan
Smith
Umpire controversy taints two Amarillo games
In a doubleheader in Amarillo, Lubbock edged the hosts 2 1 and 4 2 amid disputed calls. Umpire Busey sparked trouble in the first game with a fair ball foul call at the plate, while Pirrone sparked a late rally in the second game. Morgan and Morgan pitched for Lubbock, with Dick and Slick Morgan holding the visitors to five and six hits respectively.
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Shepard
Allen
Anheier
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Slick
Pipkin
Rburleson
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Panhandle baseball and Fourth of July program preview
The notice previews a Texas Panhandle sports stretch with Lubbock visiting Amarillo for a double header and a Saturday Sunday schedule. It highlights Class A baseball, fan encouragement, and an umpiring assist. It also mentions six Huskies preparing for Danforth's Fourth of July program at the Amarillo Gym, focusing on peak form for the big night.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Shekel
Hub City
Jets
Danforth
Akhenten’s palace bath measured 390 by 198 feet
The record notes a single bath built by Akhenten in his palace grounds around 1376 B C A structure about 390 feet long and 198 feet wide is described as part of the ancient Egyptian palace complex.
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Egypt
B.C
Jones and Riggs Win City Tennis Doubles Honors
Jones and Riggs captured Amarillo city tennis doubles title and the Nana Electric Company silver loving cup on Wednesday afternoon with match scores of 6 6 2 and 6 4 Semifinal defeats went to Parcells and Ball and Jaquier and McClintock Legal residence required to bid on government contracts in Argentina.
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Nana Electric Company
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Galveston Crabs top Cats in first game of series
The Galveston Crabs defeated the Fort Worth Cats 12 to 10 in Fort Worth on June 8. Heavy hitting in late innings carried Galveston as Fort Worth battled back in the ninth but fell short. Pitches were used by Jake Ata and Stoner, with several players recording multiple hits and a home run by Hoffman.
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Pate
Dallas and San Antonio Clash as Love Loses Brewers
In Dallas on June 28 the Dallas team defeated San Antonio 6 to 3. Morrison powered the win with two long home runs and solid hitting. Boone and Donahue added extra-base drives, while Donohue and Vache collected multiple hits. Donohue led with two base hits and three RBIs, followed by Galloway and Boone with key RBIs. The game featured seven strikeouts for Love and several stolen/caught stealing plays amid a tight defensive effort.
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Spudders Rally To Beat Buffs Five To Six In Opener
In Wichita Falls on June 28 the Spudders took the first Texas League game 6 to 5 by scoring five runs in the seventh inning to regain the lead over the Houston Buffs. Houston benefited from three Spudder errors, while Cotter and Baggan led with three and two base hits respectively.
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Estill
Exporters Win In Shreveport Final Inning Rally
Beaumont defeated the Gassers 5 to 3 in Shreveport. A four run rally in the final inning followed Burns misplaying a third strike, allowing the inning to unfold. Jacobson and Lothes pitched for Beaumont with O Neill and J Burns catching. Summary notes two base hits by Burns and errors by Burns assisted the rally.
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Lothes
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Six golfers reach semi finals in trans Mississippi title
June 28 Minneapolis. Eddie Held and R Bockenkamp of St Louis J W Reddick of Omaha and Harry Legg of Minneapolis advance to the semi finals of the championship flight at Minikahda after late matches. Bockenkamp defeats Harrison Johnston 3 up 2 to play. Reddick beats Welle Jr 2 and 1. Legg defeats James Manion 2 up.
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Associated Press
Minneapplis
Eddie Held
R. BE. Bockenkamp
St. Louis
J. W. Reddick
Omaha
Harry Legg
Minneapolis
Minikahda
R. E B. Bockenkamp
Harrison
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
McLean Masons Elect Officers for Coming Year
McLean Lodge No. 889 A F and A M elected officers last Saturday night for the ensuing year. Installed were J. Fr. Ree n s Rh. M. Rice as W M, R. L. Turner as J W, Jno W Kibler as treasurer, T. N. Chile dress as secretary, W G Bitter as senior deacon.
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McLean Lodge
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R. L. Turner
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Roswell Giants and Clovis Split Twin Bill
Roswell Giants and Clovis split a twin bill with both teams posting competitive results. The doubleheader showcased strong hitting from Roswell and steady pitching from Clovis, highlighting a balanced performance across the two games.
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Baseball scores across multiple leagues in brief
Panhandle Pecos Valley results Amarillo 1 4 Lubbock 2 2 Clovis 7 4 Renwell 5 5 Texas League Dallas 6 San Antonio 3 Shreveport 3 Beaumont 5 Wichita Falls 6 Houston 5 Fort Worth 10 Galveston 12 American League Detroit 2 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2 New York 4 Boston 3 Washington 1 National League St Louis 3 Chicago 0 New York 4 Boston 2 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati Pittsburgh rain Southern Association Chattanooga 2 Memphis 6 Little Rock 7 Nashville 0 Birmingham New Orleans rain Atlanta Mobile rain Seace Seaton Austin 0 Corsicana Marlin 0 Mexia 0 Fortefted fourth inning Waco 10 Sherman 2 American Association Toledo 4 Indianapolis 9 Kansas City 6 3 St Paul 11 11 Milwaukee 8 2 Minneapolis 7 3 Columbus 4 Louisville 7 Denver 8 ston city TM over 8 Sioux City 7 Moines 4 Omaha 2 1 Joseph 3 Oklahoma City 1 Fast Texas League Longview 4 Greenville 3 Parla 2 Marshall 2
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Yankees Win Over Athletics in New York
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Rommell Braggy and Shawkey led a pitchers duel. Ruth Hoffman Dugan with two base hits and Braggy Heimach Pipp homers fueled the win. St. Louis topped Detroit 6 to 2 behind Shocker's 11th victory and Williams homer as Detroit and St. Louis split the day.
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Philadelphia
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Heimach
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Boaston Tops Washington In Opener 3 1 In Series
In Washington on June 28 Boaston out pitched Zachary as Boston won 3 to 1. Boston's offense produced 9 hits while Washington managed 6. Zachary allowed seven walks and one strikeout, Ehmke struck out two, with eight men left on base for each team. Three two base hits by Zachary J Harris highlighted the game.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Washington Wins Varsity Race By One Shell Length
Washington defeats Navy by a length in a three mile Hudson race finishing in 14 03 5. Columbia, Syracuse, Cornell, and Pennsylvania followed as rain drenched spectators watched from banks and umbrellas.
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Where They Play Across Texas and Nearby Cities
Clovis visits Roswell while Lubbock travels to Amarillo in Texas League action. Galveston meets Fort Worth and Houston faces Wichita Falle. Beaumont at rt and San Antonio at Dallas highlight regional fixtures alongside Chicago at Detroit and Philadelphia at York in the national schedule.
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Giants Take Boston Game By Score 4 2
The world champions won their tenth straight, beating Boston 4 to 2 in a game highlighted by Scott and Gowdy filling in for pitching. New York scored in the 7th and 9th innings while Boston failed to overcome early deficits, leaving 9 men on base for the visitors and 6 for the locals.
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Phillies Rally Past Robins in Narrow 8 7 Win
Philadelphia trailed briefly but surged in the seventh to edge Brooklyn 8 to 7. Dickerman, Decatur, Smith and Ring, Hubbell, Winters and Henie starred with key hits as Philadelphia collected 14 hits to Brooklyn’s 19. Mokan and Fournier homered for Brooklyn, while Neils and McCarron added two base hits for Philadelphia.
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Toney Guides Cardinals To 1-0 Shutout Of Chicago
In Chicago on June 28 Frea Toney and Grover Alexander dueled as St. Louis blanked Chicago 1 to 0. Toney earned the win with an eight strikeout performance while Alexander took the loss. The Cardinals totaled seven bases on balls to Chicago’s five. O'Farrell, Ainsmith, and the backs played key roles in the tight contest.
Smoking Trade Grows in Irish Free State After Duty
Smoking tobacco and cigarette manufacturing in the Irish Free State appears to be expanding since a duty was imposed on these articles from Great Britain.
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Irish Free State
Great Britain
Regents Vacancies Filled by Governor Neff
Governor Neff filled vacancies on the boards of regents for the University of Texas A and M College and normal schools. Named to the University board were Marshall Hicks San Antonio Dr Joe Wooten Austin and Cliff Caldwell Abilene. Normal board picks were Sam Sparks Austin Fred Martin Fort Worth and on the A and M board Walter Lacy Waco and I L Downs Temple.
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San Antonio
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Waco
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