Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Opens With Thrilling Quarter Mile Races
A large opening day crowd watched six high class horse races at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition. The program featured a neck and neck finish between Jim and Oscar in the quarter mile and displayed fast, close races with steady track conditions and praise for starter C. H. McMillan and race supervisor Malcolm Shelton.
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Jim
Oscar
Amarillo
C. H. McMillan
Malcolm Shelton
Tomorow
E. F. True
Roy Williams
Art Wagner
Hall Medford
Ray Wagner
D. Mathews
Martin
Monk
Mathews
Pop Corn
M. Cooke
Armstrong
Joe Read
House
Maskard
Nimble Thorp
Welton
Buck Cannon
Little
Taylor
Banna
J.west
Black Jack
Clayborn
Tidwell
Dan Foster
Clarkson
Jackie Coogan
Webb
Tracy
Service Boy
Haley
Smiling Princess
Brown
Little Farmer
Manaie
L. Johnson
Virgin
Ward
Vie
Martin Thorp
Berg
Gadburry
Mosquito
Baseball Scores From Yesterday across Leagues
Yesterday's results show American League action with Chicago 0 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 3 Washington 12 and other games. National League standings feature Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 and New York 21 Philadelphia 27 with several noted scorelines and players reaching notable totals.
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Claseland
New Yor
Fhicaga
Philadelpha
Dettet
Washington
Jaaca
Resten & Re
Losin
Breeblye
Chicago
New Yuita Fittapergh
Jacelph
Dan Fras
Qaiard
Lew Argeiee
Aaa
Tre Vei
American Amatialina
Minesapetig
Ratcas
Paal
Cardinals Trounced by Robins In Eighth Inning Rally
Brooklyn staged a four run rally in the eighth to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 as Jess Petty and Bill Sherdel matched pitchers. The opener of a two game series left Saint Louis two games ahead of the Reds and Braves active in pennant chase.
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Associated Reve
Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Cardinals
Robins
Bill Sherdel
Reds
Braves
St. Louis
Douthiz
Dex
I Southworth
vUarer
Holm
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Hornsby
Oiierman
Bottomley
L.bel
Ofderricht
Hafey
Oj Mohne
O'Farreil
Deberry
Thevenow
Petty
Sherdel
Alexander
Pentacorts
Std
St Louis
Cox
Barriott
Heil
Carey
Balis
Br Vetty
Bulldogs Set For Opener In Fine Shape
Clarendon September 21 Burton’s Battling Bulldogs famed for fight prepare to face the Canyon Buffalo on Saturday in excellent condition after ten days of camp. Athletic Director Burton and Assistant Coach Stocking drill the squad intensively with few plays refined. Long passes punts and drop kicks shown as the team readies for a 1 39 p.m. kickoff and Amarillo trip roster includes multiple players across positions.
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Clarendon
Burton
Battling Bulldogs
Canyon Buffalo
Atheltic
Stocking
Amarillo
Brown
Pie
Ingram
Naylor
Center
Smith
Beek
Corbin
Stevens
Turner
Guam
Parker
End
Darnell
Jackson Bo
W. Parker
Gard
Kametra
Guard
R. White
Hack
Helton
Tackie
Jones
Grerd
Taylor
Levis
Hamilton
Hayes
Porel
B. White
Kirkwood
Johnson
Schull
Kent
Marrne
Tackle
Tech Takes One Big Break And Wins Game 74
Archibald of Texas Tech sprinted 58 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown after reclaiming a loose ball on the 42 yard line, securing a 7 to 0 victory over McMurray College in the season opener. McMurray outgained Tech with twelve first downs to five but failed to convert the big break.
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Abilene
Tex
Archibald
Texas Tech
McMurrAy College
West Texas
Freshman Enrollment Outlook at Texas Tech College
A Sept 21 report from Texas Technological College in Lubbock cites Registrar E. I. Doheny stating over 1,000 freshmen prospects with more than 700 credit cards on file. If trends hold, about 1,690 freshmen may enroll, with total fall enrollment potentially surpassing 2,000 as returning students and newcomers register. Football camp at McMurry College and related events are noted with tentative dates.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
E. IL. Doheney
Tech
Paul Wy
Mora
Io Do
Gare Ath McMurry College
Abile
Raem Ware Weil
Odds on Dempsey Jump to Three to One in Wall Street
Wall Street odds on Jack Dempsey to defend his title rose to 3 to 1 as Atlantic City enthusiasts placed a 15 000 dollar bet against 5 000 in Philadelphia. Also firm odds favor the New York Yankees to win the World Series at six to five after the St Louis Cardinals clinched the pennant. A 3 000 to 1 000 bet bets against the Cardinals winning the first two games.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Wall Street
Atlantic City
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Yankees Regain 3-Game Lead With 14-0 Sox Defeat
New York built a three game margin on Chicago by routing the White Sox 14 to 0 as Babe Ruth homered for his 44th with a man aboard and Lazzeri hit his 18th with a runner on. Waite Hoyt allowed only two Chicago hits.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Babe Ruth
Lazzeri
Waite Hoyt
Sheely
Collins
Hoyt
Yanks Hegin
HE Abhle
Comba
Oearrin
Meunel
Ocoelling
Ruth
O'Barrell
Gehrig
Osheely
Lazers
Oralk
Koenix
Metards
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Revereid
Yost
iLyone
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Worshart
Lyone
Edwards
Local business man finds Gene in good spirits before big fight
By Cal Farley exclusive news Globe rep Streousburg Pennsylvania September 21 Gene Tunney interviews recounts the boxing career and training since Paris with Dempsey looming as the challenger. Gene expresses confidence and gratitude for supporters including Toronto fans arriving to see the match.
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Gene
Strousburg
Norfolk
France
Marine Corps
Jimmie Delaney
St. Paul
Paris
Cal
Uncle Sam
Uncle Tunney
Dempsey
Sheen
Henry Ford
Tunney
Toronto
Canada
Chow House
Athletics Take Close Win to Split With Tigers
Detroit September 21 Athletics win 3 2 over the Tigers in a tight game behind Ehmkes pitching. Kneisch debuts by going the distance for Philadelphia after being purchased from Shamokin in the NYPL. An early Blue error setup the A s scoring, with Warner driving in the decisive run.
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Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Ehmke
Rudolph Kneisch
Shamokin Club
Blue
Warner
Perkins
Tavener
Gallowes
Woodall
Bassier
O .Cee
Kneisch
Feun
Sovsen
Philadelphia Erences
Rtrelt Pest
Cames
Cleveland 6 Boston 1 as Ruffing wins 26th of season
Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 1 behind a strong pitching performance by Ruffing who earns his 26th victory. Boston’s offense was limited to four hits, with Rosenthal homering for the lone run. Roffing’s wild first inning and soft defense allowed Cleveland to score early, while Welzer and Harriss held the line after.
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Boston
Red Sox
Rosenthal
Roffing
Welzer
Harriss
Ruffing
Boston Cleveland
Haney
Jamieson
Herrera
Spurgeon
Weber
Ted
Baseball World Series Day: AL and NL matchups listed
Playing Today American League games include Washington at St Louis New York at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit National League matchups feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Three games scheduled Deyon and Spurgeon noted Left on bases Hoston six Cleveland seven Base on balls Niffing two Welser one Uhle two Struck out by Ruffing F Utle Losing pitcher Ruffing
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Meadows
Houpal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bane
Williame
Nizon
Custer
Heme Ren Williams
Sack
Fleen
Grantham
Nixon
Her Une
Friberg
Hentine Rhyne
End Granham
Cronivo
Rhyne
Beece Pittabargh
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
Brooklyn
Deyon
Spurgeon
Hoston
Welser
Uhle
F. Utle
Ruffing
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Snip
Poston
B. Mathews
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Turkey Track
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