Plainview to Seek Revenge in Second Amarillo Game
Plainview aims to even the score against Amarillo Legion after a 4 to 3 defeat last Sunday. The matchup at Gasser Park features Cal Farley’s Legionnaires with Helm on the mound against Lupher for Amarillo as Plainview attracts a large crowd in Panhandle baseball action.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Marillo
Memors
Amarillo Egion
Gasser Park
Mis
Pisinview
Tle
Legionnaires
Cal Farey
Helm
Lupher
Panhandle
Farley
Berlenbach Outpoints Intigue In 15-Round Bout
Paul Berlenbach of Astoria New York defeated Mike McPigue over 15 rounds at Yanked Stadium to claim the world light heavyweight title. The bout featured a clash between youth and defense as Berlenbach wore down the champion with a powerful late surge and precise lefts to the head.
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Berlenbach
Intigue
Associated Press
Stadium
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
Mike McPigue
Siki
Dublin
McTigue
Mike
MeTi
Beng
Unrufe
Mue
they _ ciel
Mene
Thrace
Senrlenbach
MecTigue
Berlenbac
Rae
Speaker Holds Batting Honors In American League
Associated Press reports Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians leads the American League with a .406 average. Ty Cobb and other stars chase the mark as weeks and games shape the sprint for batting honors. Meusel, Williams, and Mostil pace the leaderboard in homers, steals, and total bases with several players close behind in a tight race.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tris Speaker
Eveland Indians
Ty Cobb
Georg!an G
Eri
Yankees
Tigers
Obb
Jarry McManus
Browns
Ken Williams
Browners
Bob Meusel
Theankees
Williams
A.c. Meusel
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Heisman
Detroit
Vache
Boston
Boson
Texas League Results From Yesterday's Games
Fort Worth defeated with seven to one while Dallas lost one to six. Shreveport won seven to eight. Wichita Falls won five to three. San Antonio fell seven to nine. Waco lost six to nine. Beaumont overwhelmed opponents seventeen to two and Houston edged seven to three.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Waco
Beaumont
Houston
Local Scores From East Texas And National League Games
East Texas results show Mount Pleasant Sulphur Springs five to a close Mount Pleasant, Sulphur Springs five, Longview four. Texarkana nine Tyler seven. Marshall and Greenville fourteen. National League matches New York four to fourteen Philadelphia seven six. Brooklyn eight one. Cincinnati one four, Chicago one two. Pittsburgh four sixteen, St Louis one six.
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Earl Smith
Pittsburgh Pirates
Smith
Mayers
Hawks
Hawke
Josely
Dave Bancroft
Braves
Hornsby
Cardinals
Fournier
Dodgers
Fournier Ieourth
Hornsbye
Barnhart
Pirates
Zack Wheat
Dodges
Glenn Wright
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Max Carey
Sparky Adams
Bottomley
J. Louis
Wright
Pittsburgh
Anyder
New York
Wheat
Brooken
Stock
Brooklyn
East Texas
Mount Pleasant
Sulphur Springs
Longview
Texarkana
Tyler
Marshall & Greenville
Philadelphia
Cinnati
Chicago
Teburg
St. Louis
American League Scores and Standings Report
American League cage shows Bt. Louie 2 2 and Philadelphia 9 6, New York 1 6 in a 14 inning game. Sroit Oit 16, Cleveland 7 2, Washington 4 7, Boston 9 2.
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Louie
Fadelphia
New York
Sroit Oit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Ambiguous Sports Scores From Local Report
An incomplete recap lists several score snippets including American Association and Kansas City games with values such as 3-1, 2-2, and 0-8, plus individual tallies like Paul 7-6 and bus 2-4. The fragmentary data lacks clear teams, dates, or full context.
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American Association Areponia
Louisville
Iwaukeesat Kansas City
Paul
Eapolis
Eid
Bus
Local Basketball Standings Partial Report From Southern Association
Fragmentary standings show Chattanooga 10-0 top, Rock of Birmingham 8-0, Memphis 0-1, New Orleans 11-0, Naabaite incomplete. Names and exact teams unclear due to OCR errors but reflects early season records and league order.
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Obile
Chattanooga
the Rock
Birmin Southern Association
Memphis
Orleans
Naabaite
Unclear sports scores from Western League listing
Fragmentary sports note lists several team records including Omaha 16 7 and Oklahoma City 30 9 with other odd entries such as chika 2 10 and Gt a Moines 6 and Lincoln 6. No clear game outcome or date provided.
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Nver
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Coast League Scores Snapshot
The Pacific Coast League results show San Francisco 8 8, Seatup 8 5, Portland 63 Los Angeles 4 1, Sacramento 7 6, Oakland 0 8. Galt Lake 10 4, Vernon 9 3.
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San Francisco
Seatup
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
Galt Lake
Vernon
Fort Worth Cats sweep doubleheader over Steers
The Fort Worth Cats won both games of a May doubleheader against the Dellas Steers in Fort Worth. Scores were 7 to 1 and 1 to 0. Moore hit a home run in the second game, Rabbitt singled for the Steers’ lone hit, and Head allowed one hit.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Shreveport Takes First Game In Twin Bill
Shreveport won 5 to 1 with timely home runs in pinch hits but faltered in the finale, the Spudders sweeping 8 to 2. In San Antonio, Bears erased an early deficit to win 7 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader, aided by Enthal and Clark homers.
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Shreveport
Associated Press
Spudders
San Antonio
Waco
San Antonio Bears
Waco Cats
Enthal
Clark
Jacobus Splits With Barnes in Doubleheader Rout
Jacobus led Beaumont Exporters in a Saturday doubleheader against Barnes, winning the first game 17 to 7 and the second 8 to 3 in Houston. Hale and Jacobus anchored the victories with strong pitching and batting support from McCurdy, while Barnes and McCurdy managed the Houston lineup.
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Jacobus
Barnes
Spaumont
Beaumont
Houston
Gen Ge
Gamie Beaumont
Werner Ene
Hale
Mc- Curdy
Where They Play Texas Ace at Gen Antonio
Texas ace at Gen Antonio clash highlighted by scattered venue pairings. Ortiz and Ilan of Fatoe Poston eye New York matchups as St Louis faces Chicago while Cleveland meets Detroit and Philadelphia travels to Washington in a dense schedule.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Lois
Cincinnati
Boston
Beaumont
Texas
Ace
Gen Antonio
O Atumbat
Ilan
Fatoe Poston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Mrs Ed Hardin to chair ladies handicap tournament
Walter reports Mrs Ed Hardin will chair the ladies tournament committee for the annual handicap event with qualifying rounds set for June 8 and 9 and match play starting June 10. Entries urged before June 6 to allow handicap posting, prize for lowest net in qualifying rounds, and a cupped winner who may gain the trophy after three consecutive wins.
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Walter
Ed Hardin
Avery Turner
Turner
Bob Ames Studies Fred Form for Dinner Tournament Edge
Bob Ames teams with -Bone while studying Fred's play to exploit his weaknesses for the next dinner tournament. Fred says he welcomes learning from Bob to improve and keep score. At the Country Club a debate rages over the best left handed player among Saunders, By pum, Durham, Currie, and Cunningham, each admitting likely dominance.
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Bob Ames
Bone
Fred
Bob
Guy Saunders
B. C. D. Bypum
Tom Durham
Thos. Currie
Dr. Cunningham
Hillcrest Team Seeks Revenge Against Memphis in Panhandle Play
Tom Turner boasts two WOWS per hole to beat any left-hander in the Panhandle. Hillcrest boys are disappointed not to face Memphis today. Mem is slated to play Vernon or may visit Amarillo soon.
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Tom Turner
Panhandle
Hillcrest
Memphis
Mem
Vernon
Amarillo
Amarillo老师 to assist Stewart at Kerrville summer school
H G Wilson of Amarillo was named to teach mathematics at the Kerrville camp near the Guadalupe River in the mountains. The six week program opens June 8 and combines athletic and scholastic training with a military edge.
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Wilson
Stewart
Kerrville
H. G. Wilson
Amarillo
University of Atille
Aadalupe
Ville
Gorman Returns Seeks Fisher or Farley in Plainview
Gorman from the east arrived in Plainview aiming to meet Fisher or Farley. He discussed wrestling development since leaving and hinted at plans in July. Reports say Fisher was slated to meet Sargen, with Gorman open to either or both Farley and Fisher.
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Gorman
Fisher OR
Farley
Fisher
Plainview
Sargen
Bis
Phillies Split Twin Bill With Giants On Diamond
The Phillies and Giants split a twin program on the district diamond with players like Ulrich O Neill Couch and Mitchell contributing. Base hits came from Jackson Meuse Bentley Sand Gowdy and Kim Mick. Home runs were hit by Wilson Carlson and Sacrifices by Sand Young 2 Kelly and Southworth. Pitchers Knight Coach Bentley Ulrich and Betts issued walks and struck out several batters.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ulrich
O'Neil
Couch
Mitchell
Betts
Hentine
Bentley
Gowdy
Jackson
Meuse
Sand
Kimmick
Wilson
Carlson
Sacrifices
Young
Kelly
Southworth
Knight
Coach
Ociated Press
Phillies
Giants
Meusel
Lindstrom
Louvers
Rico
Hartley
McQui
Rae
Snyder
Huntzinger
Philadelphia New York
Burns Harper
Hawks
Ring
McQuillan
Wisner
Robins and Braves Split Doubleheader in Boston
Boston edges Brooklyn 6 to 1 in the second game to split the doubleheader after Brooklyn won the opener 8 to 6. Barnes earned the victory for Boston, scattering seven hits, with Petty and Taylor handling Brooklyn's hitting duties.
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Robins
Braves
Associated Press
Boston
Barnes
Cincinnati Nationals Sweep Chicago In Doubleheader
Cincinnati posted a 7 to 1 win in game one and 4 to 2 in game two against Chicago. Donohue pitched well backed by solid support as Hartnett’s double and Priberg’s saves preserved a scoreless ninth. Cubs managed a lone ninth inning run in game one.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago
Donohue
Cubs
Hartnett
Priberg
Jacobs
Brett
Brugey
Freigau
Chicago and Cincinnati Game Summary Scores and Key Plays
Chicago offense produced ten hits while Cincinnati managed seven. Keen and Kaufmann led pitching, with Bush and Rixey dominating on the mound. Keen issued five walks, Rixey eight, and Braggy and Dressen contributed two base hits each with Smith and Stelen adding three base hits. Adams and Finegan stole or advanced on plays, and Cavaney and Dressen executed sacrifices.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Keen
Bush
Kaufmann
Gonzales
Rixey
Braggy
Dressen
Reush
Walker
Smith
Stelen
Adams
Finegan
Cavaney
Kaufman
Senators and Boston Divide Holiday Bill
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader with Washington taking the afternoon 7 to 3 after losing the morning game 4 to 0. Ruether pitched all nine innings for Washington in the second game while Boston delivered a barrage of extra base hits in the morning clash.
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Associated Press
Washington
Boston
Ruether
Bostor
Baseball game summary with Goslin homer and key plays
Boston and Washington squads clashed as Goslin launched a home run and multiple players contributed. Ehmke yielded walks, while Fuhr Ruether and Harris registered outs and sacrifices factored in. Two base hits by Flagstead and S Harris highlighted batting, with Peck inpaugh Rice stealing bases and Harris handling several sacrifices.
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Boston
Mornitz
Flagstead
Wamby
Hington
Barris
J. Harris
Eres
Peckinpaugh
Ruel
Zachary
Ates Saeue
Leibold
Ruether
Eevee Seach
Russel
Washington
Fuhr
Ehmke
Picinich
S. Harris
Goslin
Rice
Harris
Erunke J
Reuther
Afternoon Game Box Score and Highlights
In New York afternoon action the Phillies defeated the Yankees 14 to 18? Actually the line shows 14 runs for New York and 18 for Philadelphia with Pennock, Schang, Bengough, Rommel, Baumgartner, Cochrane, Ferkins, Dykes among players. Two base hits by Lamar Dugan Bishop Dykes, home runs by Dykes Meuse Simmons. Golden bases Bishop. Sacrifices by Scott Simmons Pennock. Pennock 4 walks Baumgartner 1 Rommel 2. Struck out Pennock 8 Baumgartner 2 Rommel 1.
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Athletics
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Yankees
Bing Miller
Pennock
Orniname
NEW York AB RH
J Wanninger
Drpan
Cciecs
H. Johnson
Bengough
Paschal
Perbase
Poole
Groves
Kins
Miller
Johnson
Shocker
New York
Schang
Rommel
Baumgartner
Cochrane
Ferkins
Lamar
Dugan
Bishop
Meuse
Simmons
Scott
Chicago Takes Two In Double Header
Chicago defeated St Louis in a pair of games, winning 6 to 2 and 4 to 8. The locals began strong with timely hits and base on balls, while a left handed pitching duel decided the second game. Crowd tallied around 86 000 as Moors and others contributed in a high scoring first game.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Pittsbi
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Hornsby
BE. Smith
T. Louis
Lades
J. Smith
Setee
Cooney
Ofarrell
Fr. Smith
Chicago
Baseball Division Game Highlights with Key Hits
Two base hits by Grantham and Barnhart paced the offense with Ornsby hitting a home run. Grantham added a stolen base while Sothoron collected two hits and Yde four. Sothoron and Yde combined for eight strikeouts.
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Pigen
Bothoran
Gooch
Grantham
Barnhart
Ornsby
Lis
Sothoron
Yde
Stuart
Detroit Adds Two Big Wins In Doubleheader
Detroit swept a May doubleheader against Cleveland, winning 12 to 7 in the morning and 10 to 2 in the afternoon. Leonard dominated the second game while Cleveland pitchers were hitters’ targets. Burns, Smith, and O Rourke led Detroit with key hits and multiple bases.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Leonard
Tigers
Indians
Roy
Buckeye
Smith
L. Sewes
Ye Pa Royle
Wells
Collins
Woodall
Speaker
L. Sewell
Klugman
O'Rourke
Heilmann
Neun
McNulty
Burns
O' Rourke
Fothergill
Edwards
Levsen
Shaute
Yowe
Bassier
Stephenson
Sothergill
Blue
O’ Rourke
Cobb
Hellmann
Vowell
Notice to Contractors for Hospital Sidewalks Amarillo
Bids are invited by Potter County Court Texas for concrete sidewalks and curb and grave pavement about 400 feet on the north side of the northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Plans from Guy Carlander architect and bids due 1 30 PM Monday June 8 1925 sealed with H G Hamrick county auditor. SAMB MOTLOW County Judge.
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Missioners Court of
Potter County
Stat of Texas
Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Texas
Guy Carlander
H. G. H Rick
High School Filling Station Leased by Grave
Fred Graves who built and opened the High School Filling Station has leased it to Charles H. Young and Maynard, two Amarillo men. They will operate Teloma and Mobiloil exclusively and plan a complete fire service soon. Graves also plans brick buildings in the 1800 block on Polk Street to devote time to this venture.
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Fred Graves
Statio
Charles H. Young
Maynard
Amaril
Teloma
Mobiloils
Graves
Polk Street
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