Fox Opponent Overfence Blows Two Texas Games
Reports of Texas league baseball games yesterday describe strong hitting and late drama. Notable wins include Wichita Falls defeating the Bears 4 to 1 in the first inning surge, and Shreveport edging the Hels tom Buffs 9 to 8 after Selph sparked a late ninth inning rally.
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Fox
Texas
Associated Preas
Incue
Tom Jenkins
Selene
Stonto Bears
Shreveport
Selph
Helstom Buffs
Fort Worth
Barnabe
Waco
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Pueblo Steelworkers Arrive for Series with Broncs in Amarillo
The Pueblo Steelworkers travel to Amarillo for a three game series with the Broncs led by manager L A Ripperton’s roster shake up. Charley Lyons and Red Bonner are released while Al Morgan Lefty Holmes and Russell Red Keith join the Broncs. Holmes, a prior Harley Sadler show team pitcher, is slated to start against Pueblo in one game as Abbottmen face the Broncs at Texan Park in a 4 pm opener.
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Pueblo Steelworkers
Amarillo
Broncs
L. A. Ripperton
Charley Lyons
Red Bonner
al Morgan
Lefty Holmes
Russell
Red” Keith
Omaha
Holmes
Harley Sadler
Beaumont
Pueblo
Abbottmen
Texan Park
Metros
U S Boxers At Olympics Are Hard Workers
Amsterdam reports a diverse U S boxing team of sixteen with only Ensign Harry A Henderson born to American parents. Managers reveal most boxers have foreign-born parents and varied civilian trades while George Hoffman stands out as the top amateur champion who chose not to go to Amsterdam. Beatrice Bairb and her children return home from visiting Mr and Mrs G C Babb of 208 Pierce Street.
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Amsterdam
United States
Ensign Harry A. Henderson
United
Jacob Stumpf
Henderson
George Hoffman
Beatrice Bairb
Waco
G. C. Babb
Pierce Street
Santa Fe Hurler No Hits In Western League Tilt
Santa Fe pitcher M B Smith hurled a five inning no hit no run game against the Prairie Gassers in Metro Park. Smith struck out six and faced 14 at bat while Earl Stockton allowed three hits in the Central League tilt. The Santa Fe victory came amid Western League action with Denver and Tulsa winning others.
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Uested Frees
Kansas City
Denver
Okishawa City
Colorado
Pueblo
Tulsa Oijiers
Mondsey
Oilers
M. B. Smith
Santa Fe
Herier
Prairie Gassers
Metro Park
Smith
Earl Stockton
Smith and Johnson
Neely-Greenhill Agency Moves to 46 Taylor
The Neely-Greenhill Agency relocates from 602 Taylor to 46 Taylor expanding offices and staff. Founded October 1924 by Jeff M. Neely and Roy Greenhill, the agency serves major old line companies with fire tornado auto Nobility coverages and bonds. They do not handle life insurance.
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Neely-Greenhill Agency
Taylor
Jeff M. Neely
Roy Greenhill
Auto Fatalities on Gradual Increase
Reports for the first six months of the year from the Boston Chamber of Commerce the Massachusetts Safety Council and the Boston Automobile Club show an average of 13 persons per day injured or killed in Boston. Pedestrians remain the largest group among fatalities though vehicle occupants rising to 851 this year.
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International News Service
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Safety Council
Boston Automobile Club
Grid tour takes Dodgers recruit to many parks
Brooklyn Aug. 7 Wally Gilbert new Dodger third baseman joins the team on their next national league trip. Gilbert a former Duluth Eskimos backfield man played with Ernie Nevers now pitching in the Coast League. Gilbert came to Brooklyn in exchange for Jay Partridge and cash.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Wally Gilbert
Dodgers
Gilbert
Duluth Eskimos
Wally
Ernie Nevers
Nevers
Eskimos
St. Louis Browns
Welly
Jay Partridge
Yankees
VFW Encampment to Debate Veterans Civil Service Preference
At the 29th national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held in Indianapolis August 6 to 8, debate centers on a bill for veterans civil service preference. Advocates push a renewed campaign when Congress reconvenes next December as President Coolidge backs a Fish Committee probe into preferences.
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Kansas City
Kan
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U. S
Indianapolis
V. FP. W
U. S Guyer
Kansas
Congress
Handy, Jr
Fish
House
Senate
Coolidge
Baseball scores and schedules from multiple associations
Yesterday's results include New York defeating Chicago in the Major League and Philadelphia beating Detroit while Boston topped St Louis. Exhibition games featured Amarillo and Tulsa, with several rain delays and doubleheaders noted.
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Amarillo
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
Tales
Omaha
Oklahoma City
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eoster
Beaumont
Shrerepo San Antonio
Wanita Falls
Wace
Fort Worth
Oklatoma City
Puedic
Tulsa
St. Louie
Reiz
Dallas
Houston
Shreveport & Wace
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Atlanta
Birmingham
St. Paul
Lewisville
Minneapolis
Indianapols
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Colombes
Eerese
Onsba Ooaenee Vey
Des Noires
St. Lewis
Detroit fAeebee
Ciscienati Teday
Brownlyn
Restons
Youth stabbed. Phoenix boy out of danger
Francis Fuqua a 11 year old youth of Phoenix was found at a local residence with slash wounds to the face and throat. He was treated at St. Anthony's hospital and reported out of danger this morning after the incident at the ranch near Wildorado.
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Francis Fuqua
Phoenix
Ariens
St. Anthony's Hospital
Teoperta
Releaver
Jimmy McLarnin Dominates Lightweight Title Run
Jimmy McLarnin, the Pacific coast lightweight contender, pummels opponents to retain momentum toward Sammy Maendell's crown. All his fights since a prior setback ended in knockout finishes.
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Agaie Ene
Sammy Maendell
Jimmy Nmclarnin
Pacific Coast Flash
Fights Last Night Ring Results Across Cities
Frankie Moody of Wales stopped Tommy Milligan to claim the European middleweight title in Glasgow. Joe Glick of Brooklyn knocked out Jose Garcia of Mexico in York. Young Stribling from Macon defeated Jack Rayn in Wilmington. Pete Nebo of Key West defeated Dixie La Heed in Akron. Johnny Hanson of Akron beat Tommy Thompscor of North Carolina. Tommy Miller of New York defeated Andy Tomasky of McKeesport.
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Associated Pree
Glasgow
Scotland
Frankie Moody
Wales
Tommy Milligan
York
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Jose Garcia
Mexico
Wilmington
Young) Stribling
Macon
Georgia
Jack Rayn
Philadelphia
Akron
Pete Nebo
Key West
Florida
Dixie la Heed
Butte
Moziana
Johnny Hanson
Tommy Thompscor
North Carolinpa
Tommy Milter
New York
Andy Tomasky
McKeespert
Six Buckeyes Captain Leading Grid Elevens
Cleveland dispatch reports six Obie youths to captain college football teams this season. Five captains hail from Cleveland with George Rich leading the University club.
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Buckeyes
Cleveland
Avtema
George Rich
Univer
Yankees suffer 10th setback in 15 games
The Yankees dropped their 10th loss in 15 games after Willie Kamm hit a ninth inning triple in Chicago as Miller Huggins’ club struggles since their West Coast visit. Cleveland beat Washington in the day’s only doubleheader, while Philadelphia surprised by sweeping Chicago in a twin bill.
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Associated Press
Grestera
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Allegbernien
Chicago Neube
Willie Kamm
Chicago
West
Miller Haggine
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Kress
Menesh
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Manosh
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Senators
Philadelphia
Shotten
Phils
Chicago Cubs
State College Names Editors in Review
A fragment lists institutions and people including Don Green shields Poemneylvania State Al Corneweet Brown University Ded Schoales Cornell University Raymond Novotny Ashland College and Harold Baysinger Syracuse All Baysinger are from Cleveland with home in Akron.
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Sity of
Michigse
Don Greenshields
Poemneylvania State
al Corneweet
Brown University
Ded” Schoales
Cornell University
Raymond Novotny
Ashland College
Harold Baysinger
Syracuse
Bet Baysinger
Cleveland
Akron
BILL TILDEN RETURNS TO U S TOMORROW AND FACES PROBABLE END OF CAREER
Renowned tennis star Bill Tilden faces possible retirement as he returns to the United States for the Davis Cup challenge round against Italy. The aging champion, once dominant, has endured suspicions over amateur rules and a disputed disbarment ruling by the national body. French players urge his reinstatement while U S L A officials weigh his eligibility after recent Wimbledon tour coverage.
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iVehted Prece
New France
United States
U.S. S
Rene LaCoste
Tilden
Mexico
Canada
Italy
der. Semeel Hardy
Heert Cachet
France
Southampton
Helcomb Ward
Bill Tilden
U. S
Bicycles Reported Stolen Last Night
Two bicycles were reported stolen last night. The owners mentioned a bike with a cargo rack and a Speedway Special bicycle. One is linked to Jack Seyer of 1002 Madison Street, the other to a Siebel pair.
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Rari Yrmanielshatt
Cea Mien Tk
Seibel
Sebaweal
Aoreé
Jack Seyer
Madison Street
Speedway
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Eden
Bronce
Rene
R. Leeds
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