Canyon Clowns Take Fifth In First Tourney
Canyon downed San Jon 12 to 10 to clinch fifth place in The News-Globe tournament. Spurs Eckhardt and Elkins pitched for Canyon as the Clowns secure a money finish while San Jon is eliminated after losses to Canyon and Big Lake.
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Canyon
News- Globe
San Jon
Randall County
Panhandle Refining Company
Wichita Falls
Lamesa
Big Lake
San Jon Boys
Tige” Elkins
Amarillo
Eckhardt
Color In Sports By Feg Murray
A look at athletes with color in their names across sports. Mary Browne defends Wimbledon title at Forest Hills while Ed Brown contemplates a 1924 Brooklyn move. Luzerne Blue shines as Detroit’s first baseman ahead of a potential World Series clash with Brown and Gray. White, Black, and Green appear in golf, boxing, and football, with Ralph Rose holding the 16 pound shot record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Browne
Forest Hills
Mary
Europe
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Wilbert’ Robinson
Luzerne Blue
Detroit Tigers
Blue
Brown
Sam Gray
Philadelphia Athletics
John Black
Black Gold
Charlie White
Chicago
al White
Basil Gray
Penn State
Bob Brown
Michigan
White
Louisiana College
Green
St. Bonaventure
New York
Ralph Rose
Boxing Commission Grows But Delays Christmas Presents
The New York boxing commission may be said to have an august presence yet four months ahead of Christmas presents.
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Feg Murray
New York Boxing Commission
Canyon and San Jon Battle in Roller-Coaster Baseball Tilt
In a tense game Canyon tops San Jon 9 to 6 with Enloe and McVickers delivering key moments. San Jon suffers errors on critical plays as B Sanders and Gee spark San Jon rallies and late scoring flurries.
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Canyon-Gee
BR. Sanders
Fenhardt
Keith
Horn
McVichers
Gee
Mitchell
Eckhardt
Johnson
Jennings
Lawrence
Fenice
B. Sanders
Phillips
Elkins
San Jon
Milier
Hinson
Canyon
McVickers
Enloe
San Jon-B. Sanders
Mitchelle Allison
S. Miller
F. Miller
Hinsen
C. Miler
A Sanders
Miller
Ensoe
Allison
Phillip
A. Sanders
C. Miller
N. A. Sanders
B. Sander
Miteh- Heth
Phillipe
B. Miller
Sanders
Mc Vickers
San Jon—Allison
Jon Arrhptore
Bizw
Ee Horn
Tsoe Serinees
Tj Lawrence
Miler
Allwen
AB Hta Pet Fidg
Vaught
Hayden
Ravey
Pipkin
Battle Pete Eae
Snes
B. White
Adams Hese
Radford Weber
Bere Wee
Vick
Sabe
Wsens
Jackson i
Sheppard Eat Betoare
Anderson Saben Eenens
Veheee O
Connally Sloan Sheee
Enrene
H. Gibson
Dean
Allen
Hamilton
Bell Nee Tenee
Miller Vee Et
Burton Eee Ubensuaed
Burtran
Eke Bay
Cca
Payne
Grant Lids Ee
W. Carson
Wolfe
Ib. Williams
Kodiel
Et Taylor
Hobart
Arson
Levy
Hezie Carson
Broiles
Hale Pa
Stantena Gee Hare
McVickers Aree
Mitchell Peeetna
Philips
Thos All’son
Emkins
Fan voice on ball tourney boosts Amarillo team hopes
A reader lauds first class umpiring and predicts Amarillo’s Lamesa Loboes could rise with stronger infield defense and sharper baserunning. He praises Oscar Eckhardt’s pitching, notes Wichita Falls and Denver games, and urges local support through Gib with a Denver trip backdrop and chamber backing.
Donor acknowledgments for Amarillo Metros fund move forward
A list of supporters contributing to the Amarillo Metros fundraising drive includes Bekie, Mistletoe Creameries, Piers Filling Station, Warnex Grocery Co, Amarillo Bank & Trust Co, American State Bank, Amarillo Furniture Co, and multiple individuals such as Lindsay Nunn, Otis William, Fred Horsbrug, and Walter Irvin. The compiled receipts show varied amounts and donor types from local businesses to private citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bekie, Bro Cine Ands Ceeke Ae Mistletoe Creameries
Piers
Warnex Grocery Co
John Marshall Preenteyer
S. W. Public Service Co
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
American State Bank
Walter Irvin
Gun Club Set for Regular Shoot Next Sunday
The Amarillo Gun Club will hold one regular shoot at 5 30 o clock next Sunday. Members hope for a full turnout of club shooters. Last Sunday had few participants due to weather but marks were good. Strangers needing transport to the club grounds should call Den Caldwell or Frank Ponce. Everyone is invited to participate.
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GUN Club
Amarillo Gon
den Caldwell
Frank Ponce
Meadows and Kremer Lead Old Loop Boxmen
Lee Meadows and Ray Kremer of Pittsburgh top the National League pitching race this season. Meadows owns 14 wins and 4 losses while Kremer has 11 victories and 4 defeats. Flint Rhem of the Cardinals trails with 18 wins and 5 losses. Vote for A. D. Payne of Amarillo for representative.
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Lee Meadows
Ray Kremer
Pittsburgh
Meadows
Kremer
Flint Rhem
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New Mexico
Denver
Dalhart
Clayton
Baton Trinidad Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Amarillo’s District of Opportunities
East Tenth Street
East Amarillo
East Tenth
Ruth
Anthlete
Rom
Sheppard
Bell
McDuffy
W. F
Skeet Gibson
Fair Grounds
Oscar Eckhardt
Chamber of Commerces of
Lamesa Loboes
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Gib
UW Wriem
Keldwie Pence
Piso Bs
Milly
News-Globe Baseball
A. D. Payne
Tom
TOM Douglas Tailor—Clothier
W. 6Th St
National Cash Registers
National Cash Register CO
A. L. Kirtley
Texas
Seventh St
O Brien Finance Coy Ser
Rls
Taylor
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