Panthers Beat Out 10-5 Win Over Spudders
Fort Worth May 2 The Cats pounded three Spudder hurlers for a ten to five victory. Doc Smiths pinch blow in the seventh put the Cats in front and a Kenetchy homer with two aboard in the eighth sealed the win. Wachtel went the route and was steady in the pinches. Errors by both clubs aided scoring opportunities.
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Waco Cubs Lose Home Return In Slugfest Victory for San Antonio
Waco Cubs fell short at home as San Antonio dominated in a high scoring 19 to 12 win. Key performers included Lyle Allison Morrow Cellard Couchman and Warwick for the visitors, while San Antonio pitchers kept the offense rolling.
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Exporters Edge Buffs In Tight Beaumont Duel
In a Friday matinee at Beaumont, Bert Lewis pitched a three win without loss, defeating Houston’s Frank Barnes 3 2 as Fred Leach homered to cap a pitchers duel with Ormand on third in the ninth.
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Chicago Rout St Louis In Opening At Bat Series
Chicago overwhelmed St Louis 9 to 5 in the first game of the series as Joe Bush was wild. Jacobson hit two homers and Collins added one for Chicago. Falk Sheely Williams starred on defense with two double plays and sharp fielding. Sister extended his hitting streak to sixteen games with two hits.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit in Free Hitting 10 Inning Win
Cleveland defeats Detroit 8 to 7 in ten innings as Stoner's wild pitch plates the deciding run. Cobb and Speaker star with key hits while Wells Hollo Dale, Stoner, Bassler, Shaute, and Wyatt dominate pitching.
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Panhandle Amarillo squad opens home season led by Cal Farley
Sports notes survey Panhandle football with Cal Farley leading Amarillo’s last amateur squad at home. Dempsey rumors spark debate as May 7 Yanks arrival looms. Jack Gorman trains for Matty Suds bout. Wayne Munn aims for Lewis rematch, while Texas Longhorns future and Mustang finances shape conference balance.
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Parasite Threat Among Assorted Shoppers Mentioned
A note warns about a dangerous parasite named merm while discussing risks faced by shoppers in crowded markets. The brief highlights health concerns and calls for vigilance and information on prevention.
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 6 over St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 6 over Boston 4. Cleveland edged Detroit 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Boston 7 over New York 5 while Washington beat Philadelphia 9 to 4. Texas defeated Beaumont 8 2 and San Antonio won 12 to 10 against Waco. Fort Worth routed Wichita Falls 16 to 5. Dallas beat Shreveport 9 to 4. Western League saw Denver 9 over St Joseph 5 and Des Moines 6 over Wichita 2. Oklahoma City blanked Lincoln 0. Omaha 10 defeated Tulsa 1. American Association results include Louisville and Minneapolis unclear. Kansas City beat Toledo 7 to 1 and Indianapolis beat St Paul 8 to 6 while Milwaukee tied Columbus 2. Southern Association games Mobile 11 over Birmingham 8 and New Orleans 7 over Atlanta 2 with Chattanooga 2 and Memphis 1. Washville 15 over Little Rock 11. Pacific Coast League Seattle 8 over Oakland 2 and Portland 2 over Vernon 1. San Francisco 9 over Salt Lake 6 and Los Angeles 4 over Sacramento 8 in 10 innings.
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Where They Play Texas Wichita Falls at Dallas
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Barry Greb Defeats Santiago in Detroit Ring
Barry Greb, at a 160 pound middleweight bout in Detroit, dominated challenger Santiago from Chile. Greb delivered ten rounds of tactical boxing, using sharp counterpunching and steadyDefense to secure a unanimous decision victory.
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Lubbock Tech Plans Grid Schedule For Coming Year
Special to The News Lubbock May 1 Tech may stage a fall football schedule with several colleges in the region. President Paul W Horn notes Tech is considering conference membership and weighs Southwestern or Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association options for the first year.
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