Lamesa Loboes Triumph In High-Scoring Park Exibition
At Metropolitan Park the Lamesa Loboes powered past Wichita Falls 17 to 8 in a wild game led by Babe Adams with three home runs in four at bats. The Dawson county squad boosted their attack through multiple innings, while Wichita Falls pitchers Randolph and Jordan struggled with control and batters produced five homers. The contest showcased raw power and a chaotic atmosphere with crowd celebrations and managerial moves shaping the result.
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Babe Adams
Dawson County
Panhandle Refining Company
Wichita Falls
Lamesa
Jordan
Randolph
Longhorn
Jess Winters
Wichita
Unclear public game notes with multiple plays and errors
The fragment records an inexact baseball mid game with mentions of players Adams Battle Waller Randall Kozelski Gere Horton Ren e Hinds and Radford. It notes runs hits errors and a contested safe at the plate with umpire interference and a hit by pitch.
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Hinds
Pipkin
Graves
Grabble
Hardgrove
Malls
Biggers
Waller
Cleveland
Francia
Adams
Battle
B. White
Randolph
White
Kozelski
Horton
Winters
Radford
Caraway
Roberts
Rival Pennant Hopes Stir Nation In Baseball Talk
A spirited profile of the 1920 pennant race weighs the Pirates Yankees Reds and Cubs contenders. It notes McGraw and McKechnie as strategic forces and considers Hornsby Cardinals and Me Joe McCarthy miracle talk with a nod to past legends and the unpredictable season dynamic.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
John McGraw
Penn
Bill McKechnie
McGraw
Bill
Yankees
Judge Landis
Jack Hendricks
Bressler
Roush
Hargrave
Christensen
Reds
Brooklyn
Cubs
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
St. Louis
Mound City
Negro boxer Tiger Flowers vows rematch and channel swim
Tiger Flowers, the Atlanta Negro middleweight champion, promises a rematch with Harry Greb after defeating him in February at Madison Square Garden. His manager also says Flowers plans to swim the English Channel if he keeps the title. If Greb wins, he will receive a belt at his next bout in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Greb
Flowers
Europe
English
Boxing Writers’ Association of New York
Wespack Fertilizer for Sour Lawn and Shrubbery Remedies
A fragment notes Wespack fertilizer as a remedy for sour lawn and shrubs with a London line and a mock dialogue about appearance and skew in a casual ad-like snippet.
Playing Today Baseball Cards and Matchups Across Leagues
The schedule lists games in the American League with Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Boston, the National League slate including Boston at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St. Louis, and Western League action featuring Oklahoma City at St. Joseph. A double header is Tule at Wichita, with Lincoln visiting Des Moines and Omaha at Denver.
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Dallas Ik
Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Shreveport of
Houston OS
Wichita Falls
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Os
St. Louis
Boston
Vines
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York Os
Brooklyn
AGG
Cate Ay
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Tulsa
Denver
T. Joseph ci
Omaha
Eeeus el
Lincoln
Wichita Ae
Tesse
Leaner Beaumont
Shreveport
Hewston
Wichita
Pails
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Philiadelphia
St. Joseph
Tule
Omhaa
Max Carey Rumored to Manage Dodgers Next Season
Brooklyn fans discuss the possibility that Max Carey, once Pittsburg Pirates captain, will manage the Dodgers next year after being released by Pittsburgh. The Pirates faced internal turmoil over ousting Fred Clarke, with Carey involved in the fallout as outcomes against Boston and St. Louis shaped the standings.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Pittsburg Pirates
Dodgers
Wilbert Robinson
Wheat
Carey
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bigbee
Adams
Fred Clarke
Boston
Ray Kremer
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob O'Farrell
Jim Bottomley
Billy Southworth
Jackie May
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
St. Louis
Bill Jacobson
Explorer Carveth Wells on Malay Jungle Seasons
London report notes Wells six years in the Malay Jungle describing irregular seasons. It cites trees in different bloom stages side by side and mud flats harboring fish that climb trees and fetch water from holes to cool themselves.
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London
Carveth Wells
Wells
Welle
Only Two Remain in City Golf Championship Match
Walter Sikes and EF B Johnson Jr reach the final after two prior rounds. They will tee off at eight Sunday morning for an 18 hole session and finish with 18 holes in the afternoon to decide the city champion. Sikes defeated Hoover in the semi final.
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Walter Sikes
EF. B. Johnson, Jr
Sikes
Hoover
Final match results with Johnson Sikes and Woolley
Reported boxing bout results show Johnson and Sikes winning in a late stage while Woolley and Paverie secured victories. Other matches include Powers defeating Hole and Wagner trailing by two with one to go as Edwards and Woolley follow a similar pace.
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Peeferte
Johnson
Lester Jones
Helee
Paverie
Woolley
Powards
Hole
Weelley
G. Wagner
Edwards
Sikes
Sunny
Physician Praises Mayr's Remedy For Stomach Ailments
A physician testifies that his wife recovered after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims twenty years of medical experience and urges others to try the simple preparation said to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation. The ad promises a money refund and lists Rand Drug Co. among sellers.
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Mayr
Rand Drug Co
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ADANS
Loboes
Big Lake
Lubbock
Metropolitan Park
West
Tmy Hardgrove
Team m Aten
Carson
Sted Allen
Skeeter” Ratliff
Canyon Clowns
Amarillo
L. White
Frantie
Francis
Gere
Robets
Adame
Jorden
Piphin
Ererne
Bertie
Piphim Gore
Ralls
Wallerbourg
Lamesa BR
Pipkin Betes
Retford
Keile
Wichita Taille
Merie
Riggers
Lee
Wichita Patis
Redgedale
Kerr
Rene
Tamece Ragedale
Randelpa
Renee Oe
Weller
Ek Beers Qeag & Me LM
Nium Iuk
Gohan
Feg Murray
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PMP
Negro
Sammy
Jessie
Tit Hite
A. D. Payne
Photostat
Glass Photo Copy Co
CITY
Ie Vermediengy
Ellen
Lee Satterwhite
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