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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1928

Page

16

Boxing Results Point Toward Olympic Team Selection

After 22 hours of boxing at the AAU national championship six classes reached quarter finals and two moved to semi finals. Tommy Lown of New York emerged as the standout, with George Hoffman Royall Elliott Joe Stockman and John Nemislack among other qualifiers.

Associated Press Boston Tommy Lown New York Melvin Benckert Cincinnati George Hoffman Royall Elliott Alhambra Cal Joe Stockman John Nemislack Buffalo

Payne and Gavuzzi Race To Dead Heat In Marathon

Payne and Gavuzzi battled to a dead heat over 32.4 miles from Waynesville to Rolla as Andrew Payne leads the field with 330:32:42 elapsed. Gavuzzi stayed within striking distance after four days of tight running and tied the challenge at the front. Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 7 5 as Lefty Darrow fanned 10. Des Moines swept Denver 3 0, and Omaha halted Spencer Abbott’s Steel Workers 11 3.

Associated Press Rollo Sullivan Here C. C Pyle Phillip Granville Hamilton Ontario Ed Gardner Seattle Waynesville Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma Peter Gavuzzi England Payne Rolla Gavuzzi Oklahoma City Indians Tulsa Darrow Oilers Omaha Spencer Abbott Pueblo Buffs Des Moines Denver

Amarillo Broncs Rally to Lead with 6 4 Win over Wichita

The Amarillo Broncs extended their lead by beating Wichita 6 to 4 as Ames and Wichita pitchers struggled. Other today schedules include Tulsa at Oklahoma City Wichita at Amarillo Des Moines at Omaha and Denver at Pueblo.

Associated Press Houston Buffs Beaumont Exporters Fort Worth Wichita Falls Spudders United Press Tulsa Oklahoma City Wichita Amarillo Des Moines Omaha Denver Pueblo Amarillo Broncs Ames Broncs

Major League Leaders Listed For Batting and Runs

National batting leader Grantham of the Pirates hits .471 with Parish of the Cardinals leading in runs with 11. Cohen of the Giants tops in RBIs, while Douthit of the Cardinals has 19 hits. Grantham also leads in doubles for the Pirates.

Associated Press Grantham Pirates Parish Cardinals Cohen Giants Douthit Pirae

Siege Gun of New York Hits Range In 4 0 Win

Babe Ruth powered two long drives into the right field stands as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 0. Ruth set personal season marks with his second and third homers, while Herb Pennock spun a three hitter shutout. The Indians tied the lead in the American League after falling to St Louis 6 to 2. Other results include Athletics beating Red Sox 11 6 and Cubs routing Pirates 7 2.

Buffs Jim Lindsey Houston Lindsey Wichita Falls Panthers Spudders Joe Pate Pate Yankees Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Senators Washington Ruth Herb Pennock Lisenbee Indians Cleveland Indians Browns St. Louis Jack Ogden Baltimore Lou Blue Philadelphia Athletics Boston Red Sox Joe Hauser Speaker Mickey Cochrane Chicago White Sox Tigers Detroit Falk Metzler Jess Petty Brooklyn Dodgers Robins Philadelphia Nations Ebbets Field Leace Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Wrigley Field Sheriff Blake Corsairs Blake Hartnett Stephenson Cubs Alexander St. Louis Cardinals Reds Cincinnati

Baseball leaders and team highlights from a crowded season

Key players top charts with four homers each for Phil lies and other clubs. Bottomley and Frisch among trip leaders for Cardinals and Giants. Frisch steals, Meusel and Sewell lead hits. Yanks Durocher tops American batting with .444. Sewell and Goslin drive runs, Reagan and Hauser hit four homers, Schang steals for Browns.

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