Snarillo Drops Second Contes T 1427 Season
The Texans lost their second game of the season as pitching and fielding miscues limited scoring. Kelly was sidelined by illness, while Donohue and Don led the offense with multi hit efforts. Morris contributed in the ninth. Des Moines defeated Amarillo 8 to 4 with Caldwell earning the win and Green charged with the loss.
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Diamond Dope Weather and Baseball Schedules Scribbled
Weather notes for Western and Texas leagues list clear and cold conditions at Tulsa Oklahoma City Wichita Falls Dallas and Amarillo plus Houston Beaumont and New Orleans style hints. Baseball pairings include Louis at Detroit Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at New York with mixed league matchups.
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Yesterday's baseball scores and weather notes across leagues
The standings list many results from yesterday including Movies 8 Amarillo 4 and Oklahoma City 3 Tulsa 2. Scores feature Philadelphia 8 York 6 Detroit 5 Chicago 4 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2 St Louis 4 with several other games mentioned amid rain and darkness.
Greatest Batsman of All Time Billy Evans Nominates Cobb
Billy Evans declares Ty Cobb the greatest batsman of the last five years and perhaps all time, rating Cobb ahead of Ruth Keeler Hornsby Wagner Lajoie Jacks Sisler Speaker Roush and Collins in overall hitting. He notes Cobb as a left handed batter with unmatched speed and a masterful bunter whose tactics kept infielders guessing.
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Sisler
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Roush
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Long George Kelly Seen as Favorite of Reds
Former Giant George Kelly, now with Cincinnati through the Roush deal, is gaining popularity with the Reds. The veteran infielder shows readiness and steadiness, and if Kuehne Cruz cannot reach terms, Kelly is likely to hold the keystone all season.
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Bobby Jones Tops Emery Law Freshman Class
Bobby Jones of Atlanta, famed golf champion, led the Emery Law School freshman class with the best grades in examinations. Tutors praised his excellent work as he pursues legal studies alongside his sports career.
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Tildens Comeback Hinge on Trick Knee in Tennis War
Henry L. Farrell notes doubts about Bill Tildens return to top tennis as his troublesome knee and late-season form may not withstand the strain of international play. The piece compares Tilden with rising French stars Lacoste and others, and discusses fitness, age, and the tougher global competition ahead.
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France
United States
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Bud Chandler
George King
Frank Hunter
Shanty Gafney Weighs Luck To Break In With Colonels
Louisville infielder Shanty Gafney, long a training camp tease, finally broke into a regular role but fractured his wrist on the last day of camp. His past injuries include an ankle sprain in 1922 and a torn ligament season ending in 1926, impacting Louisville’s pennant drive.
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Kelly Feeling Tough Swanny To Be Back In
Amarillo hopes to take the Western league series from the Dee Moines Demons as Swansboro returns to first base and Kelly may not play due to weakness. Pitching duties appear split between Reppy and Swarts with Collins silent on alternates while a windstorm blew down fence and dust risk remains.
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Cambridge Athlete Lord Burghley to Lead UK Team Visit
Lord Burghley, Kentish 440 yard hurdles record holder and Cambridge University Athletic Club president, will tour the United States in May with a Cambridge team. The trip is shortened by Olympic rules limiting yearly foreign stays to three weeks. In Mississippi, college basketball boasts twins Ary and Cary Phillipa at Ole Miss and Marrla Meredith at Alabama.
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Colorado snow and rain postpone CU Teachers dual track meet
A stormy April with snow and rain caused the CU Teachers track meet to be postponed from Boulder while a Colorado Agricultural College track team beat Denver University 56 to 4. Albers ran the 100 in 9.8 seconds, tying the conference record.
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Amateur Billiards Cup Offered by New York Star
National amateur billiards competition revived with Francie S. Appleby of New York offering a cup for this year’s tournament.
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New York
Summer racing season opens with record purses in Chicago area
Aurora hosts the opening day as America’s richest summer racing season begins. About 1400 horses are stalled as new mile track at Aurora draws top horses and bettors. The season runs to October 1 with major legs in Washington Park and Hawthorne and may conclude with international races.
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