Briton Cyril Walker Wins Open in Unlikely Triumph
Dick Dorgan notes lightning rarely repeats in golf as Cyril Walker, Englewood pro, defies odds to win the Open. Walker, at 118 pounds, shoots 72 holes in nine strokes over par with three 74s and a 75, matching a historic lineage of champions. Bobby Jones falls short as Walker joins famed predecessors like Vardon, Hagen, and Herd.
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Englewood
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Sand Crabs snap Steers' 10 game win streak
In Texas League action on July 16 1915 the Sand Crabs beat Dallas 6 to 5 ending the Steers long 10 game run. Game details list Galveston Moon and Wolgamot and Dallas players Eberhard Mitchell and Withrow as battery.
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Sand Crabs
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Galveston
Moon
Detroit Beats Boston Twice In July Baseball Games
Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 4 and 11 to 3 in a doubleheader. Batteries were Whitehill and Bassler for Detroit and Ferguson, Ross and Hoving for Boston. Second game final score 11 to 6 with Detroit winning.
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O'Neill
Dyer
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Yeorgin
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Phillies edge Cubs after ninth inning rally in Chicago
Philadelphia won 3 to 2 yesterday as the Cubs staged a late rally. Ring Couch and Wilson secured the win for Philadelphia while Bush Jacobs and Hartnett yielded for Chicago. The day featured other NL games with New York edging Pittsburgh 8 to 7 and Brooklyn-Cincinnati splittng a double header.
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Ring
Couch
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Spelling Contest Winners Named by The Globe
Mrs. H. B. Naylor won first prize for a perfect spelling list in The Globe Misspelled Word contest. Grace Carter and Margie Red followed with near perfect lists. Errors included capitalization of His in a Nat advertisement and Filtration versus Filteration. Checks go to last Sunday's winners.
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H. B. Naylor
Globe
Harrison Street
Scotts School of Dancing Offers Weekend Gym Classes
Gymnasium classes every Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. Private lessons priced at $1 and group sessions at 50 cents. Scotts School of Dancing located at 714 Taylor.
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Scotts School of Dancing
Taylor
Help Wanted and Rentals in Amarillo Classified List
Public notices show multiple help wanted ads and rentals in Amarillo. Listings include employment agency contact, room and board, furnished apartments with phone numbers, for sale items like a gas range and Singer sewing machine, and various rental offerings across Lincoln and Pierce streets with prices and references. The dense column reflects typical early 20th century classified ad style.
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Sixth Street
Harris
Lincoln
Fillmore
Tyler
West 9Th St
East 2Nd
Oriental Hotel
Linccoln
The Overlapping Grip and Golf Talk From Amarillo
Golf instruction on the overlapping Varden grip by Bill Brown with notes from Hagen and players. Am stories discuss moonlight golfers, vacations, local tournament results, and long drives at Amarillo Country Club with names such as Blanchard Greenhill Seay Lindsay Carter Keefe Scales and Miles Bivins.
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Bell Syndicate
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White Sox and Giants eye Europe trip this fall
A club-house chat hints at a joint European tour for the White Sox and the New York Giants, with talk of adding players from other clubs to cover absences. A fan plans to write to McGraw and Comiskey seeking inclusion and mentions accompanying Edna, who dislikes travel and rubber heels.
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N.Y. Giants
Europe
McGraw and
Comiskey
Edna
April
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