Dogs Gather for Tri-State Field Trials near Wheeler
Trainers and scores of dogs converge on prairie country near Wheeler for the Tri-State Field Trials August 12 14 secretary L C Shaw from Wheeler reports. Notables include Joe Henson Tulsa with forty dogs and other sportsmen from Oklahoma City Norman Amarillo and more bringing their entries while chicken and quail flourish after recent rains.
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Prairie Chicken Country
Wheeler
Tri-State
L. C. Shaw
Association
Joe Henson
Tulsa
Okla
Wise
Oklahoma City
Bates
Norman
J. B. Barnes
C. A. Melton
Amarillo
Shaw
Shamrock
United States
Texas League Second Game Box Score Fragments
Fragmented OCR lists teams and battery pairings across the Texas League second game. Names include Galveston Fort Worth Beaumont Dallas San Antonio Houston and Shreveport with players Moon Morrow Wachtel Moore Bernsen Eberhard Elliott Warwick Drake Smith Goodwin Dimond Carson Clark Rowland.
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Gealvestoneen Ss. Gils
Pool Fvorthie Cos Bete Perer
Galveston
Moon and
Morrow
Fort Worth
Wachtel and
Moore
R. H. E. Ban AntOnio
Ess Ies
San Antonio
Elliott and Warwick
Drake and Smith
R. H. E. Feoubion
Houston
Goodwin and Dimond
Shreveport
Carson, Clark and Rowland
Batteries: New York and Philadelphia lineups in NL feature
National League rosters list players for New York Ryan Snyder and Benton Hargrave in one lineup and Boston Genewtch Stryker O Neill Chicago Bush Hartnett in another. Philadelphia Mitchell Henline and St Louis Sotheron Niebergall also noted in batters group.
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New York
Ryan and Snyder
Cincinnati
Benton and Hargrave
Bobusd Cepnaeslig
Ours Ars
Boston
Genewtch
Stryker
O'Neill
Chicago
Bush and
Hartnett
Philadelphia
Mitchell and Henline
St. Louis
Sotheron and
Niebergall
Squire Ebbets Ships Eddie Brown To Dodgers In Big Trade
Brooklyn owner Squire D. Ebbets reshapes the team by trading Gene Bailey and Johnny Jones for Eddie Brown. Brown, a right handed slugger and elite fielder, previously played for Indianapolis after a 1921 stint with the Giants. In 1924 with Indy he hit 37 doubles 19 triples eight homers and batted .361 with 96 runs scored and 104 driven in.
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Squire Ebbets
Giants
Brooklyn
Gene Bailey
Johnny Jones
Indianapolis
Eddie Brown
Ball Hawk
Brown
Eddie
Tris Speaker
There Here and Everywhere Free Day at the Oasis
Local notes recount a free day at the Oasis on Tuesday July 22 and a string of community happenings. Several residents return from trips to Mineral Wells and Colorado, with votes urged for sheriff candidate Whitaker and advices on local travel routes. Also included are short health and household tips and scattered town updates from Amarillo to Claude and Magdalena.
Denton Brothers to Box Duff Stanley on Card
Joe Denton will fight Kid Paul in a ten round bout Saturday night and his brother Jack Denton is matched with Duff Stanley in an eight round bout on the weekly boxing card. Stanley has trained with Joe Denton and the two brothers are viewed as evenly matched prospects.
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Joe Denton
Kid Paul
Jack
Duff Stanley
Duff
Joe
Batteries Dominate Key Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
The report lists batteries for several games with Cleveland pairing Shaute and Myatt against New York's Jones and Hoff man, and other duos including Dayson with Myatt vs Mamaux and Schang. It notes results and scores for Washington and St. Louis games, reflecting a chaotic early season box.
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Cleveland
Shaute
Myatt
New York
Jones and Hoffman
Pleveland
Dayson
Mamaux
Schang
Sun day blue laws aid Yanks as Tigers idle in doubleheader
New York takes advantage of Sunday restrictions to split a doubleheader with Cleveland, leading Detroit by a game and a half. Yankees win 4 1 in the first game and 10 4 in the second. Washington also gains on Detroit with a 5 4 victory over St Louis. Cincinnati beats New York 6 2 while Chicago defeats Boston 7 4. Philadelphia climbs to seventh with a doubleheader split, Cardinals winning 7 4 and Phillies 3 2. Cy Williams hits his tenth homer.
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New York
Boston
Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Cobb
Washington
Shaute
Jones
Young Dawson
Metevier
Indians
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Russell
Eppa Rixey
Giants
Cincinnati
McGraw
Reds
Benton
Chicago
Braves
Hartnett
Adams
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Phillies
Cy Williams
Lubbock Hubbers Edge Zincs 8 7 in Tight Amarillo Game
Lubbock Hubbers, led by Sled Allen, beat Amarillo 8 to 7 after a tied ninth inning. Delong supplied three RBIs in a six inning rally while Cal Farley starred in the field. Amarillo errors helped fuel Lubbock's late surge as Terry Nicklaus began on the mound for Lubbock and Teddy Nicklaus pitched for Amarillo.
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Lubbock
Sled Allen
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Delong
Terry Nicklaus
Sanders
Teddy Nicklaus
U. S
Debate on Golf Ball Change Sparks Differing Effects
The Golf column weighs the USGA move to a larger lighter ball and its impact on average players versus pros. Amarillo golf notes report Sargent resignations after a sharp remark, Hereford and Hillcrest matches, and Roy Greenhill's record day with a 75 and six birdies, plus multiple clubstandout feats.
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Unite States Golf Association
Dallas Team Without Ball Park After Fire
Dallas and Wichita Falls will play a double header at Riverside park after a fire destroyed the local Texas League team’s ball park yesterday. The loss is estimated over 60 000 dollars. Investigators suspect a cigarette started the blaze in the left field stands.
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Dallas
Wichita Falls
Riverside Park
Gardner Park
Beaumont
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Dallas Eberhard
Lingle
R. H
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Bird and Wolgamot
Pate and Bischoff
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Lang
Wilson
St. Louis Stuart and Gonzales
Athletic
E. D. Green
Taylor St
Dick Dorgan
THE
Robins
Lexae
Qrown
the Oasis
L. B. Newby
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Whitaker
O. W. Moore
Toney Chisum
Colorado
C. S. Williams
Plainview
Harding
Palo Duro Canyon
W. G. Overton
Elliott Hatch
South Carolina Avenue
S. E. Newberry
Holton
Cal
Grownfield
Tex
W. H. Martin
S. N. Lively
Bernice Lively
Reginald and
Worth Lively
Ethel Henry
Claude
W. E. Hasting
Joe Powell
Monroe Street
Lucerne Apartments
O'Neill & Lawrence
ER. O. Northcut
TV. S. Roberts
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N. M
J. E. Johnson
Jack Denton
Adventures of
Jack Keefe
Gill
By Ring Lardner
Davis
Johnson and Ruel
Billy DeBeck
Ine
Heebie
Deebies
Deane
Stene Reardon
King
Statleess
Great Britain
Cincy
Williams
Lubbock Hubbers
ZINCS
RHSB
Terry
Allen
Nicklaus
Smith
Daily Globe
Bill. Brown
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Amarillo Country Club
Sargent
Tim Threatt
H. L. Rice
Hereford
Hillcrest
J. J. Clark
Gene Howe
A. A. Foster
H. T. McGee
B. F. Marrs
H. F E. Samson
C. C. Acker
Co. L. Baskett
W. R. Steckman
R. M. Rose
W. H. Russell
E. D. Fox
J. H. Croft
H. K. Fox
J. FE. Clements
L. W. Hough
J. D. McClure
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W. J. Satterwhite
Don Mercer
W. W
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Sikes
Roy Greenhill
Karl Fuqua
Martin Petorial
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