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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1927

Page

11

Dempsey Tunney Fight May Be Held in Chicago

The Dempsey Tunney title bout is slated for Chicago between September 15 and 22 at Soldiers Field after the Illinois boxing commission acts on Tex Rickard's license application. Dempsey asked to postpone due to his wife’s illness. Rickard may approve. Getz plans a $2 million gate with $200,000 security posted and expects 172000 spectators in the venue.

Clark B. Kelsey United Press Chicago Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Philadelphia South Park Board Soldiers Field Tex Rickard George F. Getz Getz Illinois Boxing Commission Park Board Dempsey Rickard Africa Richard New York Ilinois

Giants Rally Past Cardinals Keep Title Hope Alive

The New York Giants won their third straight game by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 6-3 in St Louis. Bill Terry and George Harper hit homers while Terry had two round-trippers driving in five runs as McGraw’s club tightens the NL race.

Associated Press Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Cubs Philadelphia Boston Braves Pirates New York Giants Cardinals St. Louis Giants McGraw Bill Terry George Harper Terry New York Flint Rhem Brillheart Chicago Webb Indians Pittsburgh Boston Andy High Buccaneers Brooklyn Cincinnati Dodgers Dazzy Vance Reds Robins Eppa Rixey Beckman Cleveland New York Yanks Herb Pennock Ruth Gehrig

Golf Alphabet V By Feg Murray

Feg Murray surveys the scarce V names in golf noting veterans Harry Vardon and George Von Elm as premier figures while highlighting other V players such as George Voight and Virginia Van Wie. He smiles at the oddities and praises long careers and recent challengers in a period sports column.

Lauren Upson East Ruth Underhill United States Harry Vardon George von Elm von Flin James Braid John Ball Walter Hagen Harold Hilton J. H. Taylor Jerry Travers Harry Los Angeles Bobby Jones Atlanta Star Baltusrol New Jersey George Major Hezlet George Voight Washington Virginia van Wie Chicago Glenna Collett Florida A. E. Welguth Spokane Andre Vagliano Mme. Rogee de Vilmorin

Baseball scores and matchups from multiple leagues

Western League matchups Amarillo at Des Moines Tulsa at Denver Wichita at Lincoln Oklahoma City at Omaha Texas League Wichita Falls at Houston Shreveport at Beaumont Dallas at Waco Fort Worth at San Antonio American League St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia National League New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Yesterdays results Western Amarillo 9 Omaha 7 Tulsa 6 Lincoln 4 Wichita 10 Denver 1 Oklahoma City 1 Des Moines 16 Texas Shreveport 4 Waco 11 American Cleveland 2 New York 1 six innings rain Boston 4 Pittsburgh 1 eleven innings Philadelphia 5 Chicago 6 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 New York 6 St Louis 3 Southern Association New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 1 Called sixth rain Little Rock 4 Birmingham 0 Called 8th rain Memphis 6 Atlanta 2 Nashville 6 Mobile 5 American Association Louisville 12 7 Indianapolis 5 3

Columbus Toledo Lone Star Tyler Texarkana Mexia Palestine Corsicana Paris Rochester Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Reading Jersey City Tulsa Sawevere Wichita Sears Des Moines Denver Amarillo Oklahoma City Omaha Lincoln Eeetee Wichita Falls Houston Peeeeee Waco Cere Arie Dallas Shee Eese di Fort Worth San Antonio Shreveport Beaumont New York Eens Washington Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Jones New York Ee Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Tulsa Wichita Lincoln Houston Dallas Waco St. Louis Chicago New York Linculn Cleveland New Orleans Chattanooga Little Rock Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Nashville Mobile American Association Louisville Indianapolis

New Tourney Player Signed On Option In 1928 Move

Richmond, a left handed Texon club player, is signed for higher company and to Beaumont in 1928. Charley O Day announced Grant center fielder of Texon is under a twenty day contract. If Grant signs then school debts will be paid and he may be sent to Boston or the Cubs.

Richmond Texon Higher Company Beaumont Charley O'Day Grant Boston Cubs

Wingfield and Spellman to bolster Amarillo Texans

Amarillo adds Eddie Spellman as second string catcher and will be joined by Jon Wingfield after Jack Adams injury. The Texans, despite injuries and suspensions, won 9 to 7 over Omaha with Connelly's two home runs. They return home on August 6 as the season winds down.

Amarillo Omaha Associated Press Kelly Eddie Spellman Texans Jon Wingfield Tulsa Jack Adams Graham Mondino Adams Wingfield Fiedler Wells Smith Burch Reds Connelly Davis Heagee Gunther Nufer Shupe J. Newton Poae Rabbitt Brausen Handley Donohue Carvel Johnson James McGrew Amarilla Oo Sesserccdies Omara Fadides Ebace Shape Nafer Swansboro

Pirates Cast-Off Threatens Pirates Pennant Chase

Former Pirate Hal Carlson, now with the Chicago Cubs, has become a key factor in the NL pennant race. His pitching helped top Pittsburgh in crucial Series, and his success against his old club could deny them the title in a dramatic twist of fate.

Pirates Buccaneers Pittsburgh Pirates Hal Carlson Wichita Falls Texas Carlson Chicago White Sox Pittsburgh Phillies Joe McCarthy Chicago Cubs Tony Kauffman Philadelphia Chicago McCarthy Cubs Dreyfus

Ruth and Gehrig Fail to Aid Yankees as Indians Win

Indians beat the Yankees 2 to 1 in six innings. Gehrig singled, Ruth went hitless, Hornsby added a single in three at bats. Speaker and Cobb were idle. Baseball statistics show Gehrig and Ruth with limited marks while Hornsby and Speaker posted minor figures.

Ruth Gehrig Indians Yankees Hornsby Speaker Cobb Ruth Cecssacs

Necklace design evokes U-boat front and sharp points

The description compares a new neckline to a U-boat front and back that abruptly dips into sharp points, noting its dramatic and geometric silhouette.

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