American League Spotlight Focuses on St Louis Browns
New York reports the American League Spotlight shifts to St Louis after four straight Browns wins over the Senators and eight of nine. the Browns trail the Yankees by two and a half games for first and sit four and a half behind the league leaders.
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Browns
Yanks
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RA. Fle
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rommell
Burns
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Thurston
Grabowski
Ruth
Bush
Hoyt
Schang
Wells
Stoner
Cole
Woodall
Boston
McNamara
R. H. B. St. Louis
Oddo
Stuart
Gonzales
Benson
Gibson
Baseball scores from Aug 6 across Texas cities
Wichita Falls fell to Dallas 3 to 1 as Eberhard and Lingle held Forte. In Galveston a doubleheader swept 7 to 0 and 3 to 1 with Winters Warwick and teammates contributing. Shreveport saw Fort Worth win 13 to 4 while Beaumont edged Houston 12 to 11 with Barfoot Morris and Wininu key.
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Wichita Falls
Dallas
Eberhard
Lingle
Drake
Morgan
Jonnard
Smith
Galveston
Tha Jeans
RK. Te
San Antonio
Winters
Warwick
Mathews
Crumpler
Edward
Wolgamot
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Wachtel
Bisehoff
Vinel
Craig
Rowland
Beaumont
Aus
Houston
Sieelss
Barfoot
Morris
Cood- Win
McCurdy
Dimond
Foreman
Matteson
Sehryer
W. Peth
P. Weel
Galveston Va
W. L
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
St Louis Defeats Washington In Twin Bill Finish
St Louis won both ends of a doubleheader against Washington, 6 2 and 4 0. In the opener Ridley and Zahniser led St Louis while Washington was paced by Reid and Zachary. In the nightcap St Louis again prevailed 6 4 with strong pitching from Marberry and Ruel backing Zachary.
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St. Louis
Aur
St. Lois
Washington
Zahniser
Tate
Shocker
Severeid
Reid
Yes
Zachary
Marberry
Ruel
Danforth
Sports through nots through a story of Olympic spirit and boxing stars
The article celebrates amateur sport and the Olympic spirit, highlighting Helen Wills as a world tennis champion and Suzanne Lenglen as a noted predecessor. It recounts Jack Dempsey's car accident, his readiness for a future title bout, and Harry Wills's training and upcoming fight plans with Tex Rickard setting conditions.
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Misa Helen Wills
University of California
Ias
Suzanne
Suzanne Lenglin
Real Gard Headlined Plainview Boxing Card Friday
Boxing fans in the Panhandle can see a fast all star card in Plainview at the Municipal Auditorium Friday night. Speedy Sparks versus Joe Denton headlines a twelve round bout with three minute rounds, plus Ray Maywood and Jack Denton in ten rounds and Wildcat Monte versus Tabby Levin in eight.
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Panhandle
Darr
Municipal Auditorium
Plainview
Speedy Sparks
Lawton
Okla
Joe Denton
Tohoka Terror
Ray Maywood
Detroit
Jack Denton
Wildcat Monte
Tabby Levin
Plainview Firemen
Here There and Everywhere in Amarillo and vicinity
Sheriff John Frye of Canyon was in Amarillo yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. KF. Angel visited here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sweet from Wildora were here yesterday. Mrs. George Haney and her small son were here from Slaton yesterday. Spark Plug arrived today at the Oasis. Mrs. E. N. Mitchell returned to Clovis New Mexico after a visit with her sister Mrs. Sue Webster. The kiddies will enjoy a day at Jock Hall with shade and water. Miss Maurine Jones of Mineral Wells, visiting here, may go to Clovis. J. P. McCaul of Oklahoma City, T and P Railway agent, was here yesterday.
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John Frye
Canyon
Amarillo
A. KF. Angel
Ed Sweet
Wildorado
George Haney
Slaton
Spark Plug
Oasis
E. N. Mitchell
Clovis, N. M
Sue Webster
Jock Hall
Maurine Jones
Mineral Wells
Clovis
J. P. McCaul
Oklahoma City
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Pittsburgh Keeps Roll With 8 1 Win Over Brooklyn
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 8 to 1 to extend its streak to three straight wins and eleven of twelve. Kremer and Schmidt pitched for Pittsburgh with Ruether and Roberts handling Brooklyn duties. game played yesterday in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
RFK
Kremer
Schmidt
Ruether
Roberts
Deberry
Vaughn of Lubbock Visits Amarillo
A Lubbock resident, J. L. Vaughn, visited Amarillo yesterday as part of regional travel notes. The piece contrasts global population with U S education spending trends.
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United States
J. L. Vaughn
Lubbock
Amarillo
Social notes from Amarillo and surrounding towns
Judge and Mrs Henry Bishop host Mr and Mrs Allen Turner of New Orleans. Mrs Turner and Mrs Bishop are sisters. Mr Turner recalls Amarillo’s growth. Mrs Hodges of Sweetwater stops, en route to Colorado. Henry L Ford has served one term as county attorney. Mr and Mrs R L McSpadden camping near Hereford. Polx street split on a local question. Vernie L Marshall of Fort Worth tours for Mallory Steamship. J W Grentz drives 6653 miles to Kansas City in 21% hours. Mrs J P Carter and Nick Grace and Mr and Mrs R L Gulley depart for a Colorado vacation.
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Henry Bishop
Allen E. Turner
New Orleans
Turner
Mrs. Bishop
Amarillo
Mr. Turner
R. L. McSpadden
Hereford
Polx Street
Vern’e L. Marshall
Fort Worth
Mallory Steamship Company
J. W. Grentz
Kansas City
Hudson
J. P. Carter
Nick
Miss Grace
R. L. Gulley and Son
Colorado
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