White Sox too fast take Indians scalp
Boston pounded Washington for a 9 to 4 victory as six runs in the second inning chased starter Mogridge. Kallio and Ferguson hurled for Washington while Marberry and Tate worked for the Senators in a game featuring five pitchers and numerous pinch hitters.
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Cobb powers Tigers past Browns with three homers
Ty Cobb led Detroit with three home runs and six hits in six at bats to beat St. Louis 14 to 8. George Sisler logged a 20th straight game with a safety as Cobb tied the modern major league mark for hat tricks. Batteries: Detroit Leonard Holloway Wells Woodall St. Louis Bush Van Gilder Girard Stauffer Gasson Blue Heilmann O Rourke.
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Salt Lake Triumphs Over Sacramento In Tough Match
In a baseball league tally Salt Lake edges Sacramento 4 to 2 as Seattle falls to Maryland 5 to 4 and Los Angeles beats Oakland 2 to 1. Vernon San Francisco game postponed, leaving schedule uncertainty.
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Matty Matsuda Versus Jack Gorman Cue in Mineral Wells
The column hints at a notable upcoming bout between Matty Matsuda and Jack Gorman over a prized belt. It notes a convention-like buzz surrounding sports but refuses to publish official standings while promising ongoing discussion among circles. A photo circulated shows the Jap athlete with the belt as Gorman contemplates appearance.
Horned Frogs and Mustangs court season prospects
The piece notes Texas Christian and Southern Methodist as strong contenders with high percentages, cites Texas third at .667, and mocks Arkansas at .100. It mentions Captain Hal as Derby favorite on May 16, warns against tipping, and hopes Panthers meet Bears soon to ease suspense while praising Rogers Hornsby’s hot bat. Next stop is Amarillo for a game against a Coach and the Russian Lion squad.
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Longhorns rout TCU as three pitchers dominate
In Austin on May 5 the Texas Longhorns crushed TCU 16 to 1. Pitchers Kibbie Thompson and Smalley led the offense while Cox allowed only three hits and received stellar support. Kibbie Williamson homered for Texas.
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A Sound Motive Divorce Quip From Paris
A humorous Paris joke frames a divorce dispute over incompatibility with one party insisting on separation while the other resists, illustrating a witty exchange about marital reasons. The line captures a playful, light tone rooted in a Paris setting.
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Pele Mele
Paris
Invigorating Effect of Tasteless Chill Tonic
A historic ad copy promotes Tasteless Chill Tonic promising a strong Invigorating Effect. The brief mentions its tasteless formula and refreshing color return for the user, framing it as a health tonic.
Dallas Proves Downfall for Haughty Bears
Dallas defeats San Antonio 7 to 8 in the opening South Texas invasion game as Allen miscues and Dallas fielding pressure spike in late innings Washburn belts two home runs aiding the comeback. Wichita Falls tops Beaumont 6 0 as Dick Morgan dominates with five safeties allowed by Lewis in the series opener.
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San Antonio
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Dick Morgan
Houston Handles Fort Worth In Six to Four Victory
Houston defeated Fort Worth six to four as walks and errors fueled a rally in the sixth after Goodwin yielded four runs in the fifth. Goff, Head, Walkup, and Kane contributed timely hits while Sears mishandled chances to spark the comeback.
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Kane
Sears
Gormans Record Glittered Path To Welterweight Title
The Plainview promoter promotes Jack Gorman to challenge Mattie Matsuda for the welterweight world title. Born in Butte Montana on September 26 1897 he wrestled in France and Germany during WWI and earned Army and division championships. After the war he fought across the northwest and the southwest with a long unbeaten stretch, briefly holding the lightweight crown before moving up through welter and light middleweight classes.
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Where They Play Texas amont at Wichita Falls
Boston at Fort Worth and Antonio at Dallas headline regional matchups with Waco in Shreveport. National teams meet in Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago. St Louis faces Pittsburgh while American cage meets Cleveland. Rochester at St Louis Astonia and New York at Washington noted.
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Tulsa Next To Meet Amarillo On Own Ground
Tulsa will host Amarillo next Sunday at Gasser Park at 3 PM Cal Farley announced. Amarillo plans to rotate players to Vega as demand grows Panhandle amateur championship contenders include Talia with two wins and one loss, a Plainview close loss. Lubbock Plainview emerge as top rivals for Amarillo this season amid strong local challenges.
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Panhandle
Bullet Joe Bush Big Secondhand Star of Early Baseball
BrueiF SKETCHEs YEBIG STARS By Ast CARiSOn reveals "Bullet Joe" Bush born Brainerd Minnesota November 27 1892. Sold to Athletics for 800 dollars from Missoula Union Association club. traded to Red Sox in 1917 then to Yankees in 1921 then to Browns in 1924 in deals involving Schang Strunk Peckinpaugh Quinn Collins Piercy Urban Shocker and Gaston Giard. Led AL in victories in 1922 with 26 and 7 losses. Pitched a no hit no run game vs Cleveland August 26 1916. Appeared in five World Series.
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Gaston
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Commission Hits Another
New York state athletic commission suspended Rocky Kansas for sixty days for fouling Sid Tertis in the fifth round of their April 27 Buffalo bout. The panel also lifted suspensions for Jack Malone and Charlie Carpenter, returning them to good standing after prior bans related to fights with Mickey Walker and Mike McTigue.
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NEW York
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
New York State Athletic Commission
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Jack Malone
St. Paul
Mickey Walker
Charlie Carpenter
Mike McTigue
New York State
Couch Lion Ready for Local Offing Looming Match
Preparations are under way for Monday night’s meeting between Jess Couch and the Russian Lion to decide the welterweight challenger to Cal Farley. Farley will fight the winner, with both men aiming to claim the lion’s share of gate receipts and an immediate rematch. The Russian Lion is due late in the week to acclimate for the bout.
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Cal Farley
Farley
Amarillo
Red Men of the West Texas Teachers Banquet Held
Special to The News Canyon May 5 The Red Men pep squad at West Texas State Teachers College hosted its annual banquet May 1 in Randall Hall Indian decor and candlelit tepees framed the tables. Coaches Bur ton Lockhart Eckhardt Jackson and President J A Hill spoke praising the team. James Wilson Big Chief Sitting Bull presided as master of ceremonies with numerous toasts to the squaws and guests. The event capped a successful season and inspired continued Red Men efforts.
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J. A. Hill
D. Burton
W. F. Lockhart
Oscar Eckhardt
Alvin R. Jackson
James Wilson
Big Chief
Sitting Bull
Red Men
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Boston 1 Brooklyn 6 and Philadelphia 13 New York 5. Chicago Cincinnati, Pittsburgh St Louis and several games were rained out or postponed. American League saw Cleveland 2 Chicago 7 and New York 8 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 8 Detroit 14. Texas League reports Wichita Falls 0 Beaumont 0 and Shreveport 18 Waco 1 along with Dallas 7 San Antonio 3 Houston 6 Fort Worth 4. Eastern League lists Wichita 6 Denver 2 only one game played. Southern Association include Atlanta 6 Little Rock 1 and Nashville New Orleans 2 Birmingham 4 Memphis 3 Chattanooga 7 Mobile 2. American Association results St Paul 11 Louisville 7 Columbus 9 Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 6 Toledo 4 Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis 4.
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Help Women
Two Illinois and Vermont women report health gains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mary Benedict of Kewanee credits the remedy for relief from illness and able to have two healthy daughters. A Vermont woman, once told she could not have a baby, attributes her successful pregnancy and new baby to the same treatment.
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