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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
10
Reds Rout Pirates 19 to 3 in Third Game
Cincinnati Reds overpower Pittsburgh Pirates 19 to 3 as Red Lucas shuts out the homer team until Paul Warner and Pie Traynor homer in the seventh. Home runs by Waner and Traynor highlight the Cincinnati attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Red Lucas
Paul Warner
Pie Traynor
Cincinnati
Syranson
Dresser
Walker
Gao Thetciainde
L Toleite
Allen
Ford
Gooc
Lucas
Ek Ks
Grantham
Comorocky
Sheely
Hargreaves
Petty
Linton
French
Tx Homeley
Seecerss
Swanson
Gooch
P. Waner
Traynor
Brame
Coleman shuts out San Angelo 4 to 0 in Texas league game
Halbert pitched a three hit shutout for Coleman as San Angelo was blanked 4 0. Betts Parma Halbert and T Moore played for Coleman while ABILENE June 25 Midland beat Abilene 17 13 in a high scoring game. Moore Wilson Blake and Francis led Midland with 19 hits. Ballinger and Big Spring split a doubleheader as Vaughn struck out 11 in the opener and Ballinger won 6 1. in the nightcap Big Spring won 3 1 with strong pitching by Hill and Fant.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Hornsby
Wilson
Malone
Chicago
Iz Southworth
Smith
Ei Ees
Haidin
Hallahan
Douth
English
Cuyler
Grimm
Batts
Haines
Haid
Hail
Mallahan
Holland
JiBy
Coleman
Texas
Halbert
San Angelo
Uv Coleman
Betts
Parma
T Moore
Abilene
Midland
Colenan
Moore
Blake
Francis
Jackson
Bradbury
Dallas
Dallas Steers
San Antonio
Country Davis
J. Moore
Steers
Wetzel
Haynes
Baker
Myers
Barbane
Settlemire
Mealey
Nason
Rosenthal
Barnabe
Jeffries
Flippen
Riley
Davis
Maynes
Brownies Beat White Sox 7 to 2 in Chicago Showdown
Alvin Crowder held Chicago to five hits as the St Louis Browns slugged 15 safeties to win 7 to 2. The win keeps the Browns in second place, ten games behind idle Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alvin Crowder
White Sox
Browns
Athletics
ST. Louis
Blue
Badgro
Bo Manush
Schulte
Kress
O'Rourke
Melillo
Acrowder
P. Rat
Tata Chicago
Cissell
Clancy
Sagan Watwood
lgMeisler
Weiland
St Loum
Veneer
Cee Oho
Ton
Kres
Hoffman
Radyrow
Watwood
Cla
Robert Eddy Buys Fairmount Tracks
Collinsville Illinois June 28 Papers were signed for sale of a controlling interest in the Fairmount race track by American Turf association to R S Eddy, doctors and associates who run Jefferson Park in New Orleans. The price was not disclosed. Also in Boston the Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 6-2 as Jack Russell allowed eight hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Ills
Fairmount Race Track
Here
American Turf Association
Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jack Russell
Thomas
Washington
Mangin tops Jacobs in Intercollegiate tennis semi final
Gregory Mangin of Georgetown defeated Edward Jacobs of Pittsburgh 11-9 6-4 6-4 in the ITA semi at Merion Cricket Club Haverford. Berkeley Bell advanced over Julius Seligson after a rain delay and the match was awarded to Bell. Also notes rookie Gelbert earns praise as a Cards infielder and Washington game injuries to Chuck Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Haverford
Gregory Mangin
Georgetown Today
Edward Jacobs
University of Pittsburgh
Merion Cricket Club
Berkeley Bell
Texas
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Seligson
Bell
Ex-Manager May Make Trouble For Max Schmeling
In New York on June 28, Max Schmeling defeated Paulino Uzendun at Yankee Stadium amid fears ex-manager Arthur Bulow may pursue legal action to complicate Schmeling’s ring future. The German challenger has theatrical offers and aims for a September title clash with Jack Sharkey after a potential legal entanglement with Bulow.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur Bulow
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uzendun
Yankee Stadium
Teuton
Maxie
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Battlers
Bulow
Holman’s tenth inning blast wins for the Sports
In Shreveport on June 28 Ernie Holman hit a tenth inning home run to lift the Sports to a 9 to 8 victory over Waco after tying the game in the ninth. Holman added two singles as Caldwell and Estrada split mound duties in a tight, give and take affair.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Ernie Holman
the Sports
Waco
Holman
Caldwell
Heath
Estrada
Thompson
Tobin
Rye
Johnson
Sanguinez
Spuds
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Buffs
Bennett
Houston
Lindsey
Schuman
Funk
Wiltse
Lapan
Hock
Martin
Palls
Pampa Greys Travel With Band for Amarillo Showdown
Pampa Greys depart for Amarillo to play the fast Tact less Texans at Metro park. About one hundred fans will join, and the Pampa American Legion band plans a parade from Legion Headquarters led by the Amarillo Legion Drum Corps. Ed Gober’s lineup includes Munn, Mitchell, Reynolds, Waller, Gober, Clifton, Burnside, Clayton, Horton, Edwards, Cahill, Grove, and Tate.
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Pampa
Pampa Greys
Amarillo
Metro Park
Tacks
Ed Gober
Pampa American Legion
Legion
Amarillo Legion
Gober
Munn
Mitchell
Reynolds
Waller
Clifton
Burnside
Clayton
Horton
Edwards
Tate
Cahill
Utility
Grove
Dempsey Plans Training After Vaudeville Engagement
Jack Dempsey arrived in San Francisco to start a three week vaudeville tour and said he would begin training immediately after his theatrical engagement. He would not discuss future ring plans but hinted at openness to offers as Max Schmeling defeated Paulino Uzcudun. Gene Normile, once his manager, now with Agua Caliente, was in the East on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Paulino Uzcudun
Max Schmeling
Dempsey
Gene Normile
Agua Caliente
Mxico
Agua Caliente Company
Presbyterians Take Second Win Of Week
Presbyterians beat the Orioles 8 to 4 at Metro Park last night as Hayden led with two runs and three RBI on three hits including two triples. Vaught earned the win with 9 strikeouts, while Rucker and Harris worked for the Orioles and combined for 12 strikeouts. Fidel La Barba is noted as a southpaw with boxing notes attached to Benny Leonard.
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Guy Hayden
Presbyterians
Orioles
Metro Park
Kinsey
Vaught
Abrhpore Boyles
Fateh Yak Oakes
Orloles
Hosten
Looney
Ja. McKnight
J Jones
Epsree
Rucker
G. Stidger
Rhine
Rowland
MH. McKnight
Walker
B. Stidger
Harris
Thompson
Esss
Vversitems
OOO
Boyles
Oakes
Wilmering
H. McKnight
Hayden
Fidel la Barba
Benny Leonard
Piddle
Amarillo Country Club Golf Tourney Opens Today
The Amarillo Country Club starts its annual tournament with qualifying rounds today. Match play proceeds to the finals over 18 holes, while the championship and Lindsey Nunn Cup finals run 36 holes. A four man club team is selected for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Lindsey Nunnsup
ROVER IN FINAL WITH VETERAN FOR NET TITLE
Kansas City June 28 A drop over the net and a frantic lunge by Dave Freeborn of Tulsa failed to stop Karl Kammann the veteran St. Louis player from reaching the semi finals of the Missouri State Tennis tournament singles in a 6 8 6 7 6 4 match. He will face Fred Royer of Chicago who beat Frank Brody of Des Moines Iowa 6 0 4 6 6 3. Other semis include John Hubbell of Kansas City and James Quick of Dallas. Quick defeated Harold Thurman of Oklahoma City 6 2 6 0.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Dave Freeborn
Tulsa
Karl Kammann
St. Louis
Kammannis
Fred Royer
Chicago
Frank Brody
Des Moines
John Hubbell
James Quick
Dallas
Hubbell
Ellis Klingman
Quick
Harold Thurman
Oklahoma City
Barr-Quick
Close- Close
Alabama schools seek 1931 Army football clash in New York
Alabama alumni council initiates talks to schedule a 1931 gridiron duel between Alabama and Army, likely hosted in New York. Birmingham attorney Borden Burr confirms ongoing negotiations. Both programs hold strong intersectional records, framing the matchup as a test of eastern vs southern power. Yale plans a Georgia game in Athens.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alumni Council of
University of Alabama
Alabama
Army
New York
Borden Burr
Birmingham
Yale
University of Georgia
Athens
Playgrounds In Thrilling Football Go Playgrounds In Thrilling Football Go
Wolflin football squads split into Parcell Snails and Galloping Ghosts in a 24 to 21 close contest. Capt Parcells and Cleghorn starred along the line while Dug Cleghorn scored three touchdowns. Lane and Reeves led Lane's Ghosts with Shelton and Rogers aiding. A Pennsylvania high school basketball teams scored 42 points in 90 seconds before an protest over a penalty.
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Parcells
Wolflin
Red Grange Lane
Galloping Ghosts
Cleghorn
Rodgers
Sweeney
Parcell
Little Lane
Bill Elliot
Townes
Lane
Shelton
Tucker
Reeves
Peterson
J. Cleghorn
Manning
Capt
Sullivan
Rafkin
Monroe
Mager
B. Elliott
Elliott
Raffkin
Dug Cleghorn
Pennsylvania
U S Women Uphold Tennis Honors at Wimbledon
U S women reach quarterfinals while the men's team struggles. Helen Wills and Mary Jacobs advance for America, Bundy defeats England's Eileen Bennett, and Tilden is the sole American remaining in singles. Doubles teams fare better as Lott, Hennessey, and Cross win their matches.
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U.S
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
America
United States
John Hennessey
Wilmér Allison
Texas
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Big Bill
Tilden
Christian Boussus
France
Thei
George Lott
Koseluth
Miss Wills
Miss Sigart
Belgium
Miss Jacobs
Joan Fry
Senorita de Alvarez
Spain
Hunter
O. G. V. Turnbull
J. R. Gilbert
Hennessey
Lott
Kehlman
Nourney
Edith Cross
Miss Urcher
F. M. B. Fisher
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