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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
3
Claims that a few drops of Outgro in the crevice of an ingrowing nail reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the skin under the nail, allowing the nail to turn outward overnight. Outgro is an antiseptic for chiropodists but sold to the public with directions at drug stores.
Dr. Lee Scarborough addressed a large First Baptist Church audience on destiny, hell and heaven, urging belief in Jesus Christ. He linked salvation to faith, highlighted scripture from Luke John and Revelation, and urged both men and women to attend upcoming sessions with two daily services through Sunday.
The Pirates overcome the Washington Senators with a late attack. Barnhart drives in the winning run in the seventh and adds a final tally in the ninth as Coveleskie falters. Aldridge dominates on the mound for Pittsburgh, while Washington struggles to capitalize on early chances.
The Farwell Texico chamber of commerce informs WDAG owner J L Martin that tonight’s broadcast features music by Mrs W W Vineyard and the Texico Farwell chamber quartet H C Hunt first tenor H H De Lozier second tenor W W Vineyard bass and H C Royal baritone A talk by Hon J B Hamlin, a Capital Reservation lands representative, is also on the program The program is set to start at 8 o clock.
An old advertisement extols Calotabs for rapid cold relief. It claims one or two Calotabs at bedtime purify the system without salts or nausea, with a morning full appetite and no eating restrictions, and promotes a package for 85 cents at drug stores.
Harris was issued a base on balls and a grounder to Peck ended the inning as Traynor mishandled a Peck grounder at third. One run, two hits, no errors.
Inning two details show Pirates with no runs and one hit while Senators also produce no runs or hits. Zachary warms for Washington as Goslin fields McInnis drive, Covey pitcher gives up a walk, Bluege fans after a three pitchstrike sequence, and McInnis touches first on Rice hopper. Crowd cheers Bluege and Covey issues a walk around the plate.
In a at bat heavy frame, Carey crowded home plate and stole second before colliding with Stan Harris and recovering. Cuyler walked, Barnhart drove in Carey with a left field single, and Traynor followed with a sacrifice fly. Washington pitchers Zachary and Marberry warm up as the Senators leave the field after two runs, one hit, and no errors.
In a pitching duel both teams muster few hits as PIRATES and SENATORS exchange late runs. Joe Harris belts a left field homer for Washington, while Carey is robbed at first by Zachary in the fourth. Wright shines on defense with several key plays, and Marberry relieves in the ninth as the Pirates rally briefly.
In the fifth inning Pirates pitcher Rice saw Cuyler chase a long fly, Peck snare Barnhart, Harris run down Traynor, and no runs scored as Moore threw Harris out at first. Goose greeted the plate with cheers while Cuyler handled Goslin and Judge lifted a fly to Wright for no hits.
In the sixth Wright lofted a high fly to Goose, Peck mishandled McInnis’ grounder and threw poorly to first. Smith lined into a double play. Covey to Peck to Judge. No runs, no hits, no errors. Harris singled for the Senators, Peck sacrificed, Harris to second, Ruel walked, Bluege struck out, Joe Harris thrown out at third, Smith to Traynor for a neat twin killing. No runs, one hit, no errors.
In a tense seventh inning, Pirates surged with Aldridge, Moore, Carey and Cuyler contributing to a two run lead as Coveleskie exited and Ballou took over pitching. Senators countered with Liebold two base hit and Rice driving in a run, but Washington could not overturn the deficit as Ruel and Bluege wrapped the frame.
In the eighth inning Zachary entered to pitch for Washington. Wright fouled two balls to right field and then doubled to left. McInnis singled to right scoring Wright as Smith sacrificed, Zachary to Judge. Zachary fielded Aldridge’s grounder and McInnis was tagged out.
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