Amarillo Legion team aims for Denver after 10 to 1 loss
Amarillo’s American Legion base ball squad, led by Cal Farley, departs for Denver after slipping 10 to 1 to Lubbock Hubbers. The team vows to fight hard and improve, citing Middleton’s tough day and Ratliff’s solid pitching as factors in Sunday’s defeat.
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John L. McCarty
Amarillo
American Legion
Lubbock
Lubbock Hubbers
South Plains
Denver Post
Denver
Cal Farley
Middleton
Fonken
T. Nicklaus
Carson
Lupher
Hayden
Braught
W. Nicklaus
Taylor
Gibson
Frank
Ravey
Clause
Ike Curtis
Henry Reed
Clarence Win
Farley
Ratliff
Curtis
Allen
Claude Edges Legion Reserves 7 to 3 in Open Round
Claude with a strong lineup led by Johnny Faulkner overwhelmed the American Legion reserves 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Tate started for Claude and was relieved by Dick Bivins in the seventh. The crowd stayed until the final out as the Reserves prepare to face Panhandle next Sunday.
Golf clubs formerly had concave faces
By H. B. Martin, the article recounts the burger faced golf clubs once popular as a deviation from traditional designs. Willy Park, the late British Open champion from Musselburg, favored the bow shaped face and proved the design added distance. The concave face faded, then the burger style returned to favor in recent years.
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H. B. Martin
Willy Park
Musselburg
Scotland
Great Britain
Park
Hillcrest Golfers Edge Memphis in Close Clarendon Match
Hillcrest golf club nosed out Memphis yesterday at Clarendon by taking five of eight matches. Ross led Memphis with a two up win over Woolsey and set a Clarendon nine hole record of 82. Next Sunday Clarendon visits Amarillo for the third season match.
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Hillcrest Golf Club
Memphis
Clarendon
Hillcrest
Ross
Woolsey
Amarillo
Harrison
Clements
Foxall
Griffis
Edmissop
H. West
Dulin
West
Sattershite
Noel
Gosnell
Deever
Bartlett
Wheat
Women golfers ready for big Western tourney today
St Louis reports opening of the 1925 Women's Western Golf tournament at Whitebear Yacht Club with 32 entrants. Former champions Mrs Joseph Horn, Mrs Dave Gant, Mrs Elaine Rosenthal, and Mrs Melvin Jones contend alongside Edith Cummings who won last year but does not defend. Matches run eighteen holes until finals on Saturday, which will be thirty six.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Whitebear Yacht Club
Joseph Horn
Chicago
Miriam Burns
Dave Gant
Memphis
Elaine Rosenthal
Dallas
Melvin Jones
Edith Cummings
Horn
F. ¢. Letts
Perry Fiske
Aurora
Ilinois
Giants teeter on edge as Pirates extend NL lead
New York's Giants split a double header with Pittsburgh, falling further behind as McGraw's team clings to a toe hold in the race. The Pirates swept the series and hold a five game lead with the final game yet to play. Washington and Philadelphia won in the American League actions. Babe Ruth hit his 14th homer but the Yankees lost to Cleveland 7 to 6. Chicago and Boston split a twin bill while St Louis gained a 2-1 win over Boston Shadows.
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Associated Press
New York
Pirates
Giants
McGraw
Pittsburgh
Rawlings
Buccaneers
Washington
Athletics
Bengals
Philadelphia
White Sox
Sam Gray
Macks
Sox
al Simmons
Bing Miller
Chicago
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Vance
Cubs
Robins
Hornsby Tribe
Bennett
Larks
Browns
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Shocker
Karl
Speece
Pennock
Ambers, Haigen, and Delays Across Cities
fragmented OCR lists names and places including Philadelphia Chicago New York and Washington with multiple surnames such as Giard Harcrave Kerr Schalk Pennock Luebbe L. Sewell Ferguson Marberry Severeid Holloway Collins Bagsier and Be UISYSIGRE. The text appears as a garbled draft of a sports or social notices page with scattered city references and names.
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New York
Pennock
Luebbe
Karr
Speece
L. Sewell
Washington
Keaveee Balt
Othe Jesus Lske
Ferguson
Marberry
Severeid
Holloway
Collins
Bagsier
West Texas Baby and Power Plant Talk Sidelines Amarillo
A rambling colum nish notes on a loud West Texas baby, Mayor Bivins and a proposed high line from Amarillo to Kansas City. The piece also mentions water company slickers, gas lands talk, and a jab at The Globe’s stance on water issues.
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West
Texas
Tack
Bivins
Kansas City
Amarillo
Greater Movie Season in Amarillo Opens August Thirty First
The Amarillo cinema season begins August 31 with new showcases and lineups planned for local audiences. Movie houses announce schedules, ticket deals, and feature presentations aimed at drawing crowds this opening week.
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Amarillo
McLean Legion Hosts Two Day Rodeo Showdown
The fifth annual American Legion Rodeo concluded in McLean with 1500 to 2000 spectators over two days. Events spanned six counties Wheeler Collingsworth Gray Donley Carson Hutchinson, featuring county championships and large prizes. Winners include Roy Mayes, Jack Davenport, Tom Walls in bronc riding and Blackie Degrafenreid in calf roping. evenings closed with Miami orchestra dances.
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The
Globe
McLean
American Legion
VesLean
Wheeler
Collingsworth Gray
Donley
aCrson
Hutchinson
Besrafenreid
Miami Orchestra
Roy Mayes
Jack Davenport
Tom Walls
Blackie Degrafenreid
Orin Thompson
George Say
K H. Huff
Jones
Carl Hefner
Marshal
Pete Cator
Gorman Arnold
Grin Thompson
Marshall Cator
G. Arnold
Harry Coffey
Charles Jones
Houston
Helen and
Pardner
T. Rodgers
B. Degrafenreid
Charlie Jones
Wills Meets MeKane In Women’s National Tennis Final
Helen Wills of Berkeley faces Katharine MeKane of England in the final round of the women’s national tennis championship. MeKane is the first foreign finalist. They have met five times in two years with Wills holding a 3-2 edge. the doubles final follows with Wills and Mary Browne versus Elizabeth Ryan and May Sutton Bundy.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Wills
Berkeley
California
Misa Kath Iren MeKane
England
MeKane
London
Miss McKane
Miss Wills
Mary K. Browne
Elizabeth Ryan
May Sutton Bundy
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