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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

9

Dempsey Arrives to Train at Lincoln Fields Stadium Camp

Chicago zones in for boxing summer as Jack Dempsey and entourage move into the Lincoln Fields stadium site to train for the world heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney. Estelle Taylor joins him as training plans begin with Leo Flynn coordinating ahead of Monday session.

Edward C. Derr United Press Chicago Jack Dempsey Lincoln Fields Gene Tunney Speculator N. Y Dempsey Estelle Taylor Jerry the Greek Leo Flynn Estelle Flynn Jack Sharkey New York

Major League Baseball Roundup From The Day’s Play

The Associated Press recap notes Ruth and Gehrig in a home run duel with Ruth hitting his thirty-eighth. Chicago and Detroit games feature key homers by Babe Ruth Herman Dressen and Riggs Stephenson. Buckled by errors, Pirates beat Giants 4 1 as Hornsby’s homer aids. Cards beat Braves 7 3 as Haines shines. Athletics sweep Indians 4 1 behind Hidlin Brown and Grove.

Associated Press Babe Ruth Chicago White Sox George Connally Sox Yanks Chicago Pipgras Moore Tris Speaker Washington St. Louis Browns Browns Babe Herman Brooklyn Chicago Cubs Cubs Herman Carlson Bobby Barrett Gubs Riggs Stephenson Dazzy Vance Charley Dressen Cincinnati Philadelphia Nationals Luque Phillies Rogers Hornsby Pirates Pittsburgh New York Carmen Hill Pirate Giants Waner Brothers Haines St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Jess Haines Braves Detroit Boston Red Sox Billings Brown University Bostonians Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Hidlin Brown Lefty Grove Indians

Best Base-Stealers of Yesterday and Today Noted Players

The piece surveys prominent base stealers across eras, highlighting Johnny Neun of the Detroit Tigers, George Sisler, Tiny Tavener, Ty Cobb, Max Carey, Sparky Adams, Frank Frisch, Cuyler, and Harvey Hendrick. It cites historic totals like Stovey 156 in 1888 and Stevey 115 in 1891, and notes records and feats from 1915 to 1927 with casual sport-page tone. FEG MURRAY adds a tip on supple joints for dives and warns about risky dives.

John H. Neun Detroit Tigers Baltimore Blue Johnny More Cleveland Yankees Navin Field Neun Senators Johnny Neun Tiger George Sisler Tavener Colat Max Carey Ty Cobb Cobb Pittsburgh Harvey Hendrick Max Franklie’ Frisch Cuyler Carey Stovey William R. Hamilton

Silver Wins Unpopular Decision in 10-Round Lightweight Fight

In San Francisco on August 20 Jack Silver, lightweight, defeated Gilbert Attell in a 10 round decision. In Kansas City on the same date Roy Burger of Dodge City heavyweight and Tiny Jim Herman of Portland were declared no contest.

United Press San Francisco Jack Silver Gilbert Attell Kansas City Roy Burger Dodge City Tiny Jim Herman Portland Ore

Boxing Results From New York and Brooklyn Fights

Speedy Sparks beat Leo Wax in ten rounds in Kansas City while Pete Armiento a Filipino bantam, was KOed in the first by Tony Canzoneri in New York. Brooklyn Joe Glick defeated Andre Rutis in Brooklyn in ten rounds as Eddie Anderson fought Sammy Dorfman to a draw in Newark.

Herman Speedy Sparks Kansas City Leo Wax New York Pete Sarmiento Tony Canzoneri Brooklyn Joe Glick Andre Rutis France Eddie Anderson Wyoming Sammy Dorfman Newark

Morris Given Writer So He Can Play Best

Denver golf writer N C Tub Morris gave up his editing duties to focus on the State golf tournament. He won medalist honors and defeated two opponents in match play over three days before seeking help to count his own strokes and avoid the sand traps. Editors assigned another reporter as Morris faced quarterfinals with S F Keoughan.

Denver Colo N. C Tub” Morris Denver Morning News Today Morris S. F. Keoughan J. M. Acheson Jim Brown

Miss Grace Carter Out With Illness From State Life

Grace Carter of the California State Life Insurance company has been absent from work for a week due to illness.

Grace Carter California State Life Insurance Company

Santa Fe and P O Teams Clash at Fair Grounds

Santa Fe and Post Office teams of the Central league clash on the fair grounds diamond at 6 pm. Santa Fe defeated Nobles Brothers 4 to 2 yesterday as Workman allowed one hit and earned mound ace status, with Jordan behind him. Nobles batteries were Hopkins Bee man and Nichols.

Santa Fe Post Office Fair Grounds Nobles Brothers Grocery Workman Railroaders Jordan Nobles Hopkins Beeman Nichols

East and West to Tangle for Tennis Honors

Forest Hills August 18. Annual East versus West tennis clash on West Side courts features rising youngsters facing seasoned stars. Notable changes include the scratch of Little Bill Tilden from singles to give youth a chance. Nine matches open with Robert Roth­erham versus an unnamed opponent, followed by Pat Campbell and Pat Ingersoll of Broadmoor. Final match pits Walter Crooks against C. C. Schrepferman.

Forest Hills United States Bill” Tilden Pion Robert Rotherham Pat Campbell Pat Ingersoll Broadmoor Walter Crooks C, C. Schrepferman

White Sox star Mostil returns to practice after scare

Chicago reports Johnny Mostil, White Sox centerfielder, in uniform for practice yesterday for the first time since his near fatal action at Shreveport spring camp. He expects to return to regular play soon. Elsewhere, golf and baseball scores from Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Wichita, and Denver are listed with multiple pitchers and hitters noted.

United Press Chicago Johnny Mostil White Sox Shreveport

Dallas Woman Favored In Golf Tourney 1927 Title

Mrs. S. L. Reinhardt of Dallas Texas is the popular favorite to win the 1927 women western golf championship after defeating defending champion Miss Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin. The final quarter round is expected to produce excellent golf with pairings listed for the final rounds.

Dallas Lake Geneva Wis S. L. Reinhardt Texas Dorothy W Page Madison Wisconsin Melvin Jones

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