Texas game wardens report record hunting season prospects
Reports from Austin indicate abundant doves and quail, rising numbers of turkey and prairie chickens, deer, and antelope across the state. The dove season opens September 1 in the north zone with a new boundary line, prairie chickens and quail dates set, and strict enforcement planned for hunting laws and shooting from vehicles.
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United Press
State Game Department
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Southern Pacific Railway
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Brazos
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Navasota
Cleveland
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Turkey
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Indians Take Sundown Game to Split Pair
Amarillo and Oklahoma City split a doubleheader with Oklahoma City winning 6 to 5 in the nightcap. Craig earned the win for Oklahoma City while Shupe took the loss. Key plays included two base hits by Felber and Swansboro, and two stolen bases by Saltzgaver.
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Tubbs
Aitedeasetay Sdc
Oklahoma City
Abrhpore Saltagaver
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Brower
Cence
Parapet
Groft
Felber
OI Moore
le Lok
Huffman
Ao Bang
Brown
Jorgens
RSME
Be Os Stars
Swansboro
Gunther
Saltzwaver
Gonzales
Nufer
Storti
Moore
Saltzgaver
Ellis
Craig
Lyons
Shupe
Morgan
Baseball scores and standings across leagues by region
A compact roundup of results from Western, Texas and American leagues with intra league matchups and exhibition notes. Key results include Amarillo 4-5 over Oklahoma City 0-6 Tulsa 2-2 and Wichita 38-3 plus Dallas 11-4 and San Antonio 4-1 in the Texas League.
Where They Play Schedule Roundup
Amarillo faces Oklahoma City and Tulsa meets Wichita. Denver travels to Lincoln while Omaha plays Des Moines. Wichita Falls visits Houston and Fort Worth goes to San Antonio. Dallas hosts Waco with Shreveport visiting Beaumont. American League headlines New York at St. Louis and Boston at Cleveland. Washington meets Chicago. Philadelphia travels to Detroit and St. Louis to Brooklyn. Cincinnati plays Boston and Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia. Chicago plays New York.
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Houston Storts
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Newton
P Bata
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Darrow
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Brown
Detroit
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Orr
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Shreveport
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Washington
New York
Cincinnati
Ruth Takes Lead With 42nd Home Run of Season
Babe Ruth slugged his forty second homer to top Lou Gehrig by two as the season progresses. His first baseman teammate trails with thirty nine while the register date marks 1921, the year Ruth set the record.
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Ruth
Inspectors Return From Vacation To Colorado and New Mexico
M. B. Johnson post office inspector and Clifton Carter of the bureau of animal industry have returned from a vacation trip to Colorado and New Mexico points.
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Frank Kramer Crowned Champion of Champions
New York Aug 29 Frank Kramer the referee and speed ace of bicycle sprinting stands as the sport's premier figure. He won the American bike sprint championship eighteen times with sixteen consecutive titles, a record likely unchallenged forever.
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Chicago
Artie Spencer
Canada
Ruth Hancock Leads Home Run Pace With 42nd Shot
Yesterday Babe Ruth hit his 42nd four base hit to lead the home run handicap, going 4 at bats with the rest of the lineup producing mixed results. Lou Gehrig collected four singles in four tries while Ty Cobb added two singles in three chances, Speaker failed in four tries, Hornsby idle, and the chart shows Gehrig at 40 homers, Cobb batting .365, Hornsby at .302 with 22 homers on the season.
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United Press
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Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Hornsby
AB. H. Pet
Rome
Cobb
Broadmoor Beats Houston 8 4 For Penrose Gold Cup
In Colorado Springs the Broadmoor polo team defeated Houston 8 to 4 in the final of the August tournament, capturing the Penrose gold cup. The feature notes Kramer, with eighteen years as a rider, dominates the field as a veteran and respected referee, while praising his humility and influence on younger players.
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Broadmoor
Houston
Feature
Kramer
Bobby Jones Returns Home With Amateur Cup
Bobby Jones, carrying the large golden cup, returned to Atlanta on August 29 amid cheering crowds after winning the American amateur golf tourney. The champion's homecoming drew reporters and spectators to greet him at the airport and downtown.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Yankees Dominate Browns in Second Straight Rout
The Yankees pummeled the St. Louis Browns 10 to 0 at Sportsman's Park as Babe Ruth hit his 42nd homer of the season, matching two days of rhythm with a first inning shot while Lou Gehrig stayed in the chase.
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Joe Sewell
Connie Mack
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Moriarty
Owen Carroll
Walberg
Lefty Grove
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McGraw
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