Bruins Defeat Spudders After Panther Siege
In San Antonio on May 22 the Bruins won the opening game of the series 2 to 0 against the Spudders. Jim Lindsey allowed six hits while teammates Lindsey and Warwick, Wheeler and Query contributed to the victory. Fitzgerald made a sensational one hand catch in the seventh. Fort Worth had dominated the Stormy series prior to this win.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Bruins
Spudders
Fort Worth
Fitzgerald
Gonzales
Jim Lindsey
Wichita Falls
Jepiee
Lindsey
Warwick
Wheeler
Query
Waco Cubs Edge Fort Worth In Tight Baseball Test
Waco Cubs defeated the Fort Worth Cats 4 to 3 in a tense game. Pitchers Gould Tuero and Morrows paced the effort as Cubs stranded 16 baserunners but held league leaders to nine hits.
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Waco
Fort Worth
Associated Press
Houston 4 Dallas 0 as Buffs win with sharp spitball
Houston defeated Dallas 4 to 0 on May 22 behind Marvin Goodwin's breaking spitball. Segrisi Compton and Powell stood out in the fielding. Goff Goodwin Love and Mandi contributed to the victory in a decisive game.
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Beaumont Exports Rally Past Shreveport in Home Win
Beaumont Exports defeated the Shreveport Sports 8 to 5 for their second straight win. Stuart Jacobus pitched well while Lefty Sellers exited after a fourth inning hit barrage, giving way to Pat Malone. Burns and Bernsen contributed with hits as Malone and others drove the offense.
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Daily baseball scores from national and regional leagues
Yesterday's results cover National League games with Boston and St Louis, Brooklyn blanked by Chicago, and Cincinnati routing New York as Pittsburgh edged New York in a 10 inning game. American League had no schedule, while Texas and Western teams posted mixed results across Texas, East Texas, Pacific Coast, and Western leagues. College baseball notes Texas University beat Texas A and M College 8 to 7.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Baseball League Roads Show Matchups Across Cities
The schedule lists games across venues with teams like Boston, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Washington, Detroit, and others. Texas League features Shreveport at Beaumont and Dallas at Houston. Wichita visits San Antonio while Fort Worth plays Waco.
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Hubby and Cochran Set Title Bout in Texas Golf
In Spring Lake Country Club semis Tommy Cochran of Texas beat Ossie Carlton Houston two up and Clarence Hubby of Waco defeated Louis Jacoby Dallas five up. They will contest a 36 hole final tomorrow with the morning round at ten o clock.
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Houston
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Waco
Louis Jacoby
Dallas
Spring Lake Country Club
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Cochran
Old age in sports meets youth on Texas league field
The column notes aging and rising players, praising young talent as George Rotan is eliminated by Clarence Hubby at Waco and other teams like Dexter and Badger face defeats. It highlights scorer chatter, umpire tensions in San Antonio, and Fort Worth pressuring Texas league leadership amid quirky observations on golf and local sport figures.
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Clarence Hubby
Dexter
Badger
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Cal Farley Loses Bout to Russian Lion in Plainview
Special to The News Plainview May 22 The Russian Lion wins two of three falls from Cal Farley in Plainview Farley takes the first fall in 21 minutes with a toe hold The Lion captures the second in 26 minutes and the third in 16 pinning Farley in both occasions The result ends the match with the Russian Lion the victor in two falls to one
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Miss Joyce Wethered Wins British Ladies Open Golf Title
At Troon Scotland May 22 in front of the largest gallery yet seen for women’s golf Miss Joyce Wethered won her third British ladies open championship defeating Miss Cecil Leitch three times holder of the title. The 36 hole final was tied after the first and second rounds. Wethered held a dormie two lead at 86 but Leitch leveled before the 87th hole. Wethered closed with a four after Leitch failed to hold, securing the crown again.
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Cecil Leitch
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Arthur C. Oes Brooklyn Right Handed Pitcher
Arthur C. Oes, born March 4 1898 in Des Moines Iowa, joined Brooklyn from New Orleans of the Southern Association. He had brief trials with Atlanta and Pittsburgh in 1916. Known in baseball as Young Weats, he won 8 and jogt in 1924, was most valuable player in the nation for that season, fanned 262 batters, led the circuit by wide margin, and won 6 straight games that year.
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Sheriff Raids Find 30 Gallons Alcohol Near Farm
Sheriff deputies seized 30 gallons of alcohol hidden near a farmhouse ten miles southeast of the city in Randall county and arrested one man. Sheriff Wiley Pollard coordinated with Canyon Sheriff John Fry leading the joint raid. In Amarillo four men were picked up on vagrancy charges. three were released after sobering up in the county jail.
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Longhorns Beat Aggies 7 3 In Final Series Game
In College Station on May 22 at Kyle Field the Texas Longhorns defeated the Texas A&M Aggies 7 to 3 to close the season. Cox and Leissner pitched for A&M with Rogers and Schuenneman behind, Nurmi fails to break mile records in Harvard Stadium race. Sam Gray of the Athletics suffers a broken thumb, sidelining him for weeks.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Street lights slated for Canyon Square additions
Special to The News Canyon May 22 The city of Canyon and Randall County have jointly ordered ten more street lights for Canyon Square. Eight lights are provided by the county with two at each courthouse entrance, while the city adds two on the north side. The new lamps match the white way lights from the Santa Fe station to the teachers college campus.
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Randall County
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American Legion Canyon to raise funds and clean cemetery
On May 22 the Canyon American Legion Post will oversee a cemetery clean-up in preparation for Memorial Day services on May 30. J W Kreinschmidt of Palo Duro Post leads a drive to raise funds for disabled soldiers with Randall County aiming for a $1000 quota, expected to be met.
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American Legion
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Palo Duro
New Dormitory Under Way at Texas Tech Campus
West Texas Company and local engineers began construction this morning on a two story dormitory for Texas Technological College on Fourteenth Street. The 34 by 116 foot building will have 87 rooms and cost about 36000 dollars with fireproof construction. Weathered and Hanna lead the project with excavating crews at work. No name has been chosen.
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Texas Technological College
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Seed sorghum distribution to 14 communities announced
Lubbock officials said seed grain sorghums will be distributed immediately to fourteen communities with twenty boys agricultural clubs members and some seed to adults. Pure cotton seed distribution will follow mainly to planters, about thirty people including boys club members slated to attend.
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Youth Prevails at Cumberland Church Meeting
Nashville May 22 Delegates from many states attended the Cumberland Presbyterian church second annual convention where the youth group held full sway in the afternoon session. Officers named include President Miss Anita Weigal Memphis Tenn Vice-President Burton Huffman Nashville Secretary Miss Mollie Walkup Nashville Treasurer Miss Bell McDonald Nashville The night session featured devotional services and a program by the board of tithing and budget.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Burton Huffman
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Bell McDonald
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Randal Drug Co Discontinues Rexall Agency Plan
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor Bst announces on October 17, 1924 that they have discontinued the Rexall Agency plan and that the remaining stock on hand will be sold at half price.
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Presbyterians adjourn for special session at Pisgah Church
Lexington May 22 Its general assembly at Old Pisgah near Lexington adjourned to hear reports and consider overtures. The state clerk J D Leslie presented treasury and bureau vacancy reports. 164 ministers registered and 119 churches listed in ten months. 8384 vacancies with over 600 under 25 membership. The general council reported progress toward united activity and education with a new administrative agency.
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United States
South
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Kentucky
David Rice
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Texas Association Golf Championship at Houston
The Texas Golf Association will hold its 1926 championship on the River Oaks Course at Houston, announced by secretary Charles Boynton Jr. President Womack of River Oaks club was elected association president. It was voted to hold the 1927 tournament at San Antonio.
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Texas Golf Association
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Houston
Charles Boynton, Jr
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River Oaks Club
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