Major league leaders pile up leads Sunday
Major league leaders widened their advantage after Sunday games. Connie Mack’s youthful Athletics beat Kansas City 12 to 4 in a long 15 inning contest with Simmons Homer Jacobus? Gallowaye and Sisler collected four hits. Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 2 as Reuther allowed seven hits, Judge doubled twice and singled. Detroit pounded the Yankees 18 to 12 on 22 hits with Heilmann and Gehrig homering. Rain spoiled Red Sox White Sox Chicago meeting. In the NL, Pittsburgh moved closer to the Giants with a win over Baltimore, while Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 4. Brooklyn idle.
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Union Chief Prenter Named President of Engineers
Union leader William B. Prenter is selected to succeed the late Warren S. Stone as president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The appointment marks continuity in the engineers union leadership.
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Tech coach praises West Texas hospitality and prospects
Special to The Globe from Lubbock July 20 Coach E Y Freeland lauds the genuine interest and loyalty shown during a week and a half scouting tour of eastern counties. He says Texas Tech prospects look bright and expects strong support from alumni and communities. Freeland notes Austin College Kangaroos will visit Oct 9 and predicts a tough game against them and Howard Payne, both top Texas teams with recent strong showings.
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Sunday Games In Texas League Featured Tight Finishes
In a cloudy Sunday slate, Texas League action saw Fort Worth edge Houston 5 to 3 after a 10 inning game, while Dallas defeated San Antonio 8 to 5. Other matchups included Cleveland beating St. Louis 5 to 4 as Washington posted a 4 to 1 score, and Philadelphia topping St. Louis 12 to 8 with Boston at Chicago rained out.
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Amarillo Legion Nine Beats Springfield 14 to 2 in Barnstorming Win
Amarillo's American Legion boys impressed with pep and fast plays as Teddy Nicklaus allowed five hits through seven innings before Branch Anderson finished. Hayden led with three singles and four runs, Gibson homered and three singles, while Springfield Midgets offered little support in a 14 to 2 loss, their second high scoring defeat on the tour.
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German Athletic Board Investigating Americans
Berlin reports the German amateur athletic board is probing claims that runners Loren Murchison of Newark New Jersey and Charles Paddock of California accepted money from sports promoters during recent German races. Action is paused until US and England unions review the charges reported in Berlin papers. Medals Murchison won at Stamford Bridge are being withheld.
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San Angelo Girl Poloists Make Improved Showing
In San Antonio on July 20 the Fort Concho women poloists posted a stronger showing in their final game against the Fort Sam Houston Bluebonnets, narrowly losing 1 to 0 as Mrs. George Chariton scored in the last chucker. The San Angelo squad featured adjustments with Mrs. Ellis Albough, replacing Lydian Hall, alongside Mona Masters, Ona Masters, Alma Traylor, Ruth Clements, and Winnie Ferguson from West Texas State Teachers College, who were in Amarillo Monday.
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Los Angeles duo win clay court doubles title
Harvey Snodgrass and Walter Wesbrook of Los Angeles captured the national clay court doubles championship, defeating Philadelphia’s William Tilden Jr. and Al Wiener in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-2. The Kinseys, defending champions from San Francisco, were upset earlier.
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