Higginbotham Joins Tech Coaching Staff
G H Higginbotham known as Big Higg and a former A M all South western back will assist Coach E Y Freeland with Texas Technological College teams this season. Freeland lauds Higginbotham as a hard hitting back and capable line protector who will help build the backfield and pitching staff for the young college.
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Truth Lane maize jungle tale stirs Globe readers
The Globe received frenzied calls and letters from readers distressed by a fanciful child and a hoax crop story set on Truth Lane near Floydada. Amid the confusion, writers joke about the uproar while recounting local chatter and humorous digs at editorial placement and small town life.
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Hunters Warned as Izaak Walton League Members Become Wardens
Izaak Walton league leaders including George Maggard and Bob Ames are sworn in as game wardens this fall. They pledge to enforce laws strictly and curb high power rifle shooting near geese to protect the country’s game.
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High Jumping Ball Aids Champions In Bunched Standings
Major league action tightens races as Washington and Philadelphia win to close in on first place. Emil Meusel belts a 17th homer aiding the Giants 7 to 1 over the Cubs while Boston, Chicago, and St Louis split a busy day. Babe Ruth hits his 12th homer as the Yankees beat Detroit 5 to 2 and Ted Lyons wins again for the White Sox 4 to 2.
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Braves celebrate Braves Field opening with double win over Cardinals
In Boston on August 19 the Braves marked the 10th anniversary of Braves Field with a double victory over the St. Louis Cardinals by 6 to 2 and 5 to 2. Mann made several catches and Bancroft's strong support bolstered the pitching in crucial moments. Thevenow played short for the Cardinals.
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Giants Rally Routs Chicago Behind Nehf Seven to One
New York pitcher Nehf starred through eight innings and a six run eighth inning sealed a 7 to 1 victory over Chicago. Scott was relieved by Nehf in the second as Maranville doubled and Heathcote added a ninth inning bunt. Meusel homered with Young aboard as Chicago failed to score after the seventh.
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Cooper and Gonzales at the Scutt Neht Hartley event
Cooper and Gonzales are linked to Scutt Neht and Hartley in a brief community item noting their involvement.
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Pittsburg holds National lead by beating Brooklyn 11 to 4
Pittsburgh built a three game edge in the National League by routing Brooklyn 11 to 4 as Yde Aldridge and Gooch pitched for the Pirates while Hubbell and teammates struggled. In a separate action, Cincinnati swept Philadelphia in a doubleheader, taking game one 7 to 6 and game two 11 to 10 in 11 innings with late power from Roush and Walker.
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Tigers Suffer Opening Loss to New York Nine
New York scored five runs off two Detroit pitchers to take a 5 to 2 win in Detroit’s home opener. Ruth belted his twelfth homer of the season in the eighth inning, while Hoyt Bengough and Stoner led the mound effort for New York as Detroit failed to respond late.
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Athletics Fall to St Louis Browns in Rain Delayed Game
The Philadelphia Athletics lost 7 to 6 to the St. Louis Browns, dropping a game in the standings as Joe Bush gave up a five run first inning lead before Danforth and Vangilder relieved him. Rain delayed the contest fifteen minutes before the final out.
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Washington Knocks Uhle Over Box For Win
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 4, knocking Uhle from the box in the fourth inning. Cleveland did not score off Walter Johnson until the sixth, when the Indians plated four runs. In the ninth with two on and two out, Gregg relieved Johnson as Speaker batted. Washington scored one in the fifth and two more in the ninth for the victory.
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Lyons Wins 17th as Chicago Beats Boston 4 2 in Series Opener
In Chicago, Lyons defeats Boston 4 to 2 after the White Sox bunch hits off Wingfield. Wingfield and Bischoff versus Lyons and Schalk, with Chicago scoring in the first, adding three in the third, while Boston counters with two.
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IHEM CATS Win Final Exporter Game in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Fort Worth yesterday the IHEM Cats won 4 to 2 behind Lefty Johns who allowed four hits including a Durning homer in the eighth. Hal Deviner pitched well until an altercation with Umpire Jack Daly in the eighth led to Deviner's banishment from the park.
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Sports team breaks batting slump to win 8 4
Shrevenort notes the final game of the series as The Sports end a hitting slump with seven first inning runs off Collard in two thirds. Jennings relieves Collard, yields one hit the rest of the game, including a Jay Kirke homer. final score 8 to 4.
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Benge Tops Shuman In Dallas Pitchers Battle
In Dallas yesterday Benge defeated Shuman in a pitchers battle as Waco beat Dallas 5 to 3. Miller dropped a fly due to sun in the seventh allowing two runs. Foss and Brown doubled for Waco while Banman homered and singled for Dallas.
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Spudders Beat Buffs 11 2 Behind Martin's Big Day
Paddy Martin pitched and batted the Spudders to an 11 to 2 win over the Buffs in Wichita Falls. Martin drove in three runs with a bases loaded double in the fourth. Sutherland and Powell homered, Powells clearing the right field stands.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Texas League results show Wichita Falls 11 over Shreveport and San Antonio 4 over Fort Worth with Beaumont edging Dallas 2 to 2 and Waco 5. National League action includes Boston 6 over St Louis 2 tied 2 2. New York 7 to Chicago 1. Philadelphia 19 to Cincinnati 7 in 11 innings. Brooklyn 4 to Pittsburgh 4. American League games find St Louis 7 and Philadelphia 6 over Detroit 2. New York 5. Cleveland 4 over Washington 7. Chicago 4 over Boston 2.
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Game preserves on the Canadian River plan revived
Members of the Trank Walton league push for state game preserves on the Canadian and Washita rivers. Refuges to stock Hungarian quail, bobwhites, pheasants and turkeys. Fifty years ago the Canadian river hosted vast wild turkey populations. Leaders include Ben Tepe president F V Studeria vice president G L Addison treasurer and R C Jackson secretary.
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Amarlillo Legionnaires Rout Lakeview in Blazing Win
In Memphis on August 19 the Amarlillo Legionnaires crushed Lakeview 10 to 1 in a four game. Fonken allowed six hits while Amarillo exploded with six runs after Casey was lifted for Squires in the fifth. Scoring sequence shows Amarillo 002 161 000 and Lakeview 000 010 000.
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