Local tourney opens with four teamssteady day at Metro park
Today's schedule features Central League All-Stars against Pampa and Amarillo Metros versus Texico Farwell. Erick crushed San Jon 23 to 3 yesterday, while Turkey topped Stratford 31 to 3. Stratford and San Jon meet tomorrow to decide eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Metros
Texico
Amarillo
Metro Park
Red Gober
Amarillo Metros
Texico-Farwell
Erick
San Jon
Turkey
Tom Greenwade
Stratford
W. L. Sloan
Staffer
Heater
Wall
Archibald
Higgins
Roth
Montgomery
Johnson
Gore
Smith
Ferris
McDonald
Hudspeth
R. Stockton
Keith
Amarillo Metros Sled
Allen
Hayden Leeds
Vaught
Gibson
Revey
Bassett
Collier
Westbrook
W. Nicklaus
Anderson
Stockton
Middleton
Fonken
Galbraith
Hines
Long
Nell
Parkson
Seitz
Bell
Clayton
Ketchum
French
Armstrong
Burieson
Williamson
Batton
Cahill
Texico-Farwell Stratton
P. Johnson
L. Johnson
R. Langston
E. McGuire
A. Lumpkin
Maxwell
Hopson
Williams
Osborne
Terry
Muller
Remer
Jackson
Hightower
Wom ens Net Title Opens at West Side Courts
The forty first annual women's championship begins at Forest Hills with Helen Wills expected to win her fifth title. Miss Wills holds U S France and England crowns and faces Mrs J Saunders Taylor in the second round. Domestic contenders include Marjorie Gladman Sarah Palfrey and Edith Cross with seeds Mallory Jacobs and Chapin also prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side Tennis Club
Helen Wille
Berkeley
California
United States
France
England
J. Saunders Taylor
New York
Miss Wills
Betty Nothall
Marjorie Gladman
Palo Alto
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Edith Cross
Pacific Coast
Miss Wille
Molla Mallory
Helen Jacobs
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Mrv
Charlotte Hosmer Chapin
Catcher Jimmy Wilson Backs Card’s Pennant Bid
The article credits catcher Jimmy Wilson with stabilizing the St Louis Cardinals after a series of trades. It notes his durability and skill, remarking he would provide strong catching and steady defense, complementing Bod O’Farrell’s earlier influence. Rabble Hargrave calls Wilson one of the game's greatest catchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod O'Farrell
Hornsby
O'Farrell
New York Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Phillies
John McGraw
Butch Henline
Henline
Philly
Cardinals
Hargrave
Cincinnati
Demons and Broncs swap honors in Des Moines clash
Des Moines and Amarillo split a doubleheader as both teams rallied from behind. Zaepfel drove in the decisive runs in the ninth for the Demons, while the opener featured a late rally by Amarillo led by Carrel and Paullins.
Notable Names in Springfield Area Directory
A readable fragment lists individuals with locations: Marjorie Merrill in Oadham Massachusetts, Penelope Anderson in Richmond Virginia, and Mrs May Sullen Bundy in Santa Monica California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Marjorie Merrill
Oadham
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Virginia
May Sullen Bundy
Santa Monica
California
Murphy Booster No Hit Ball Game Against Tastos
Murphy pitched a no hit no run game for Booster defeating Tastos on Sunday. Only four Tascoss players reached first base, three by being hit by pitches and the fourth by a fielder error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Booster
Tastos
Tascoss
Woman Swims Channel. Ivy Hawke Bests Man
Dover England Aug 2 a woman again proves superior to a man in the English Channel Miss Ivy Hawke completed the crossing yesterday starting 9 48 p m from the French coast and finishing ashore at 5 30 p m near Kingsdown she was met by a tug while Frank Perks from Birmingham failed to reach the English shore for the sixth time in channel attempts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
English Channel
Ivy Hawke
Frank Perks
Miss Hawke
St. Margaret's Bay
Kingsdown
Perks
Birmingham
O'Clock
Western League idle as Amarillo sequence listed
In the Western League games many teams were idle on Monday. The report notes AB Carroll, Hicks, and other players with mixed stats including stolen bases by Baker and Lefton. Pitchers Rush and Caraway faced several hits and walks amid a series of fielding errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
ASR Hpy
Carroll
Pullins
Ceess
Vascsaseees
Ruth i
Sumeary
Hoem
Keith
Baker
Zaepfel
Lacrice—Cerroll
Dee Motees
Balk
Carawey
Ty Perenese
Rush
Caraway
Belle
Carewey
Carrell
Eckhardt
Storti
Clantos
Carrewsy
Breachie
van Camp
Conrad
Meon
Tenings
Nefer
Schineki
Bacrifice
Connie Mack's Power Lineup Aims to Beat Yankees
Baseball writer notes Connie Mack builds an original Athletics lineup around power hitters Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker. Despite injuries slowing Cobb and poor fielding, Mack bets on hitting punch over speed, placing Foxx Orwell Foxx at key infield roles and pairing Hauser Foss at first base to outslug the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Philadelphia
Athletics
Mack
Yankees
Cobb
Speaker
Connie Marck
Cobb Bowsts
Lneup
Reg
Bard
Bam Hale
Jimmy Dykes
Eackers
Joe Hauser
Jimmy Foss
Athleticn Leat
Jimmy Foxx
Joe Boley
Max Bishop
Orwell
Foxx
Meek
Shreveport Leads In Doubleheader Slugfest
Shreveport was the only club to gain in the set, taking a double from Beaumont as Dallas and Houston split a pair. Wichita Falls and Waco also split, with Fort Worth and San Antonio taking one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Shreveport
Beagmont
Hooster
Eorsner
Wichita
Waco
Spudders
Pete Tergees
Spudder Ibe
Houston
Homer Blankenship
Cerlisle Littlejohn
Ray Grimes
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Rivierie
Bears
Stein
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Texas Lesger Shreveport
Sam Antonio
Wace
Hewston
Resument
Winners in tourney Sunday
The Amarillo tournament awards list winners in various hitting, fielding, and miscellaneous categories. Prizes include meal tickets, shirts, flashlights, cigars, jewelry, and trophies awarded to players across San Jon, Stratford, and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landsy
Amarillo
Gere
Erick
C. E. King Dry Goods Company
L. Douglas
Ever Eat Cafe
Tte
Bill Adama
Close
Killeugh and Davies
Harry Holland
Fireteam
Snyder
San Jon—flashlight
Clements
Young
Federal Clothing Store
Sam Douglas
Hougeet
Cunningham Flower Shop
San Jon—box Cigars
Medical Arte Pharmacy
San Jon
Yuielin
Anatillo Music Company
Voyles
San Jon—Cuff Links
E Finkles Jewelry Company
A. Sanders
San Jon—baseball
Wil
Mama Hardware Company
Ordway-Saenders
Davis
Virginia Sisters Cafe
Greenwade
Virgiia Sisters Cafe
Watkins
Stratford
Prises
Sewell
C. C Gideon
Penney Company
City Drug
News-Globe
Howard Busckborn
Ren
Golf Hove
Blackburs Bros
Mort
Levy
Elk Barbershop
Humeley's, Inc
the Lowie
Baseball schedules and results across multiple leagues
Today's release lists scheduled games in the American and National Leagues with matchups such as St Louis at Philadelphia and New York at Cincinnati. Yesterday's results include Amarillo over Des Moines 6-5 and Brooklyn defeating Chicago 2-3 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
National League
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Tige
Detroit
Washington
Amateurs Open Annual Golf Meet Amid International Rivalry
In Chicago on August 20 the amateur golf event drew a large entry as British and American players compete for the cup. Defending champion Bob Evans of Seattle and last year’s winner Eddie Held lead a field including Frank Dolp and Keefe Carter as 18-hole qualifiers begin, narrowing to a 32-player field on the O'Link course with 7200 yards and challenging hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Stewart
United
Vertuert Pram
Chicago
Bob
Seattle
Wash
Evans
Eddie Held
Prank Dolp
Pion
Keefe Carter
Btartic
Chareplen
Ranneroo
Geiter Fob O'Link
Western league results and standings roundup
Oklahoma City sits third after Denver beat the Indians as Tulsa defeats Purble 6 to 4 and Omaha loses. Am a ril lo and Des Moines split a double bill with Amarillo rallying for an 8 to 6 win in the ninth. A late Tulsa rally created a tense finish in the Pueblo game. Major players and daily honors are listed with scattered sponsorship notices and brief product mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Pueblo
Kansas City
Oilers
Wichi
Amerillo
Ral
Demens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe Metros
Pampa-All Stars
Helen Wills
Champ
Demons
Broncs
Globe
Iowa
Dick Morgan
Yale
Moon
Fred Baldy
Schinski
Ripperton
Morgan
Carraway
Brauchle
Inm
Nafer
Clanton
Baldy
Gehinski
Imps
Schinsk
VanCamp
Reagan
Zaepfe
Brauch
Johnny Conrad
Leeds
Carrol
Nofer
Naufer
Mondino
Stern
Ferguson
Carrel
Paullins Ainused
Carrensy
Texas
Miss Ivy Hawke
Ossie Orwell
Tom Moores
Tom Moore Cicars
Weaters
American Association Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Loulaville
Minneapolis
Indiacepolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Ameriko Furnitere Company
Pitcher
Pals Dero Furnitere Company
Phayer
Petogusen
ST Pueblo
Odeeee
Vabesse
Po Sita
Omaha Des Moines
Cleb
St. Lewis Seeree
Cipeinnati Seer
Wen. Lewt
Wichits Falls
Housten
Waeo
Eewe
ATC
E. H. Powell Gerage
Virginia Linearr
Southwestern Tie Service Company
Russell & Rel
Ainsworth Drug
J. T. Russell
Amarillo Tire
Tome
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