Big Bats Into Play In Major Games Sunday
Baseball action drew crowds as several teams produced strong hitting. Red Faber throttled Detroit 4 to 2 for Chicago White Sox, while Yankee batters pounded Gray in a 7 to 0 win. Cubs topped Pirates in Chicago as Red Lucas blanked St Louis 4 to 0. Brooklyn defeated the Giants with Barnes yielding six runs, Fournier homering for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
Rome
Zachary
Washington
Reston
Rosenthal
Boston
Sox
MBS
Red Faber
White Sox
Detroit
Sam Cray
Athletics
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Gray Wage
Cubs
Pitteee Pirates
Chicago
Bes Jones
Pittsburg
Teo
Hal Wawel
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Reds
Cardinals
Regan
Witd Hames
Babe Pinelli
Brooklyn
Jess Barnes
Giants
New Yorkers
Fournier
Kelly Ome
Sandies Open Road Swing Against Plainview Bulldogs
Coach A. B. Hays and the Golden Sandstorm leave early for Plainview to face the Bulldogs this afternoon and Tuesday in hopes of evening the series after a two game setback here. The trip continues with Wednesday and Thursday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hays
Golden Sandstorm
Plainview
Plainview Bulldogs
Ty Cobb a Living Legend and Manager in 1925 Review
Peg Murray surveys Ty Cobb as baseball’s enduring figure. Cobb dominates records, nears Wagner and Anson marks, and as manager of Detroit since 1929 reshapes the Tigers for a postseason push with improved hitting and pitching amid the era’s chatter and phonograph fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Cap Anson
Cap
Anson
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Yankee Stadium
Tyger
Tyrus
Detro
Slaton Tigers to Face West Erners in Lubbock Showdown
The Slaton Tigers travel to Lubbock Friday and Saturday to meet the Lubbock West Erners. After the road trip, they return home for a string of games before the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton Tigers
Slaton
Lubbock Westerners
Lubbock
Montenegrin Prince Label Sparks 1919 Inter-Allied Games
Charley Paddock the sprinter was dubbed a Montene grin prince by the king during the 1919 Inter-Allied games. A track coach quipped that knighthood was in the shower as he watched Sir Charles bathe after a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Paddock
Sir Charles
Amarillo Column Finds City Lives On Without Him
A rambling weekly column recounts travel misadventures and a town’s busy two weeks despite the author’s absence. It jokes about the News-Globe office fire scare and lampoons readers while preserving the voice of a local commentator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaria
Amarillo
News-Globe
Fragmentary Local Notice in Unclear Text
Incomplete OCR text from a local notice lacks readable names dates or places. The readable fragments do not reveal a discernible event action or deadline for summarization.
Panhandle Nine Defeats Amarillo in Oiltown Tilt 4 3
Panhandle Nine edged Amarillo 4 to 3 as Teeter Kaufman drove in the deciding run in a game marred by umpire protests. Jerry Allen and lefty Fonken each allowed four hits while Amarillo bats produced two singles and a homer by Ravey. Caylor pinch hit for Thompson and added Amarillo’s lone other hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaios Patrder Cherassa
Everest Hunt Perot
Panhenties
Jerry Allen
Oller
Lefty Fonken
Amarille
Teeter Kaufman
Ravey
Amarillo
Peliogs
Caylor
Thompson
Amarilo
Parelli to clash with Mantell at Armory Friday night
Joe Parelli meets Dutch Mantell at the Armory for a highly anticipated wrestling showdown. The paired event promises one of the most exciting and thrilling matches in several weeks for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
Dutch Mantell
Vparelli
Mantell
Fracas Hinders Hit Parade In Practice Session
A player hit four home runs in practice before the game but failed to reach base after the fracas started. An advertisement mentions Wespack Fertilizer for lawns and shrubs with the contact Phone 31.
Miller May Skip Distance Race In State Meet Prep
The article notes Miller may not enter the four mile long race this Thursday to avoid fatigue before the state meet. Miller and coach H G Wilson weigh the risk after a slump, despite Miller’s strong Abernathy showing last week. A large high school entry is expected. six athletes will travel to the state meet. Gibson Bros Drug Store funds medals with a bronze trophy from George Lindsay. the race runs four miles from the Gibson storefront, west to McMasters Street, and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durl Teteeen
Herb Miler
Arther Hamilton
Miller
H. G. Wilson
Abernathy
Gibson Bros. Drug Store
George Lindsay
Gibson Drug Store
McMasterd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browns
Ken Williams
Peg Murray
Palina
Eevee
Oo. W
O. W
QO. M
DuSine
Tee
Cor Bowers
Peter Masks
Fey
Tack
Grove's
Panhandle
Oiltown
Jelly Allen
Fonken
Downstate
Curtis
Who
Bill Walter Adams & Parr
Joe Parelli
Joe Vparelli
Hamilton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!