Waco Cubs Stay In Hunt With Ten Wins In Thirteen
Waco Cubs top Shreveport 9 to 4 behind Slim Harris on the mound and two homer blasts from Tony Piet. Spudders and San Antonio also win to keep a tight half game lead in Texas league race. Harris adds a double and two singles, sharing hitting honors with Piet.
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Waco Cubs
Cubs
del Pratt
Night Hawks
Slim” Harris
Cublets
Shreveport
McLennan County
Spudders
San Antonio
Harris
Wacoerrs
Tony Piet
Shalf
Estrada
Moulton
Spud
Storts
Larry Ettencourt
Florrid
Spuds
Alamo City
Kleigs
Ralph Judd
Houston
Yacobetz
Dallas
Bayou City
Judd
Beaumont Exporters
Fort Worth
Cat
Mallett
Green
Dick McCabe
Ed Brown
Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Listed
Courthouse records show transfers of property including Mary FE Bivins to C J Cordell and Ferguson Boston to Clara Boston, with gift deeds and sales noted. Vehicle registrations include Cudahy Packing Co Omaha Walter Irvin Inc Ford coupes and multiple makes from Panhandle and Plains Chevrolet Co with various owners.
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C. J. Cordell
Crowdus & Jar
Ferguson Boston
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Dee
R. A. Boston
T. J. Carter
Marx Baer
C. C. Ter
Joe F. Pitts
Edith S. Pitts
Glenwood
S. J. Hts
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Walter Irvin, Inc
J. A. McGee
Panhandle Motor Co
Herman Gish
McClure Motor Co
el Wood
Spearman
Texas
Panhandle Sash & Door Co
Plains
Vincent Goodken
Taylor
Ford
Floyd B. Clark
Amarillo Motor Co
Olan Wiley
Blackstone
Chevrolet
Reproducing Washington Birthplace by Hand Bricks
In Wakefield Virginia craftsmen shape bricks by hand to mirror George Washington's birthplace precisely. London reports the Hindenburg battle cruiser raised for the third time after scuttling in Scapa Flow. Jersey City notes a deckhand turned Wall Street magnate then lost most wealth amid alimony proceedings. Paris previews skirt updates and fashion advances.
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George Washington
London
Hindenburg
Scapa Flow
Jersey City
Wall Street
John
E. van Wie
Farley wins two matches sets up Friday title bout
Cal Farley of Amarillo defeated Jim Champs in Columbus in straight falls and earlier beat Tiger Katron in Cincinnati also in straight falls. He is booked to wrestle Friday in Dayton against an unnamed opponent, as Dutch Mantell presses for a Reynolds rematch.
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Cal Farley
Amarillo
Jack Reynolds
Jim Champs
Cincinnati
Farley
Tiger Katron
Dayton
Dutch Mantell
Amarillo Flash
Reynolds
Bobby Jones Dominates Interlachen and Eyes Quadruple Crown
In Interlachen Bobby Jones shows margin of error restraint as Johnny Farrell and Charles Lacey hail his birdie-minded putting and safe but aggressive play. Lacey notes Jones’s rare recovery skill and near hole proximity. McNeill heads to California as Merion looms for the Amateur title chase.
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Johnny Farrell
Charles Lacey
Lacey
England
Interlochen
Pine Valley
Philadelphia
King Bobby
Merion
Pebble Beach
Johnny Goodman
George von Elm
Hoylake
Cyril Tolley
George Vogt
Jimmy Johnston
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Atlantic and regional boxing results from last night feature outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts include Panama Al Brown defeating Domenico Bernasconi in New York and Harry Smith stopping Babe McCorgary in Wichita.
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New York
Panama
al Brown
Domenico Bernasconi
Italy
Harry Smith
Babe McCorgary
Wichita
Kan
Eddie Mack
Denver
Ray Rivera
Porto Rico
Boston
Baben Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Paul Pantaleo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
George Courtney
Mickey O'Neill
Hershie Wilson
Danville
Til
Oakland
Calif
Andy Divodl
Larry Murphy
Los Angeles
Spokane
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Don Fraser
Tom Toner
Philadelphia
Ted Jernigan
Yesterday's Hero Pre Traynor Hits Decisive Dinger in Pirates Wins
Pre Traynor of the Pirates hit a game winning homer in the ninth for a 2 to 1 victory over Philadelphia. In the second game he collected three singles, four doubles and a homer in seven at bats, driving in the winning runs with a thirteenth inning homer with two on base.
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Traynor
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Miss Catherine Harrison Vacationing in Altus Oklahoma
Miss Catherine Harrison and her sister are spending the summer in Altus Oklahoma.
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Catherine Harrison
Altus, Oklahoma
Pirates and Phillies Play Longest Doubleheader Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 16 to 15 in a 3 hour 41 minute second game at Baker Bowl setting new all time records for at bats and total bases in a single game. The slugging display pushed records for assists and brought total hits and extra base hits close to existing marks while also nearing pitcher counts.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Philles
Baker Bowl
Pittsburgh
Local Visits and Job Change Mentioned in Lubbock Notes
Mrs Dorothy Blanton Lacy of Lubbock visited her mother Mrs Mary K Blanton and sister Helen at 1605 Madison Street over the weekend. Miss Allie Lee Bolton former secretary to S E Fish attorney has accepted a stenographer position with Lone Star Matrimonial Insurance Association.
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Dorothy Blanton Lacy
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Mary K. Blanton
Helen
Madison Street
Allie Lee Bolton
S. E. Fish
Lone Star Matrimonial Insureance Association
Babe Hunt Stops Chicago Lad in Boston Bout
Babe Hunt, an Oklahoma heavyweight at 197 pounds, knocked out Paul Pantaleo of Chicago in the fifth round at Boston Gardens. The feature bout, scheduled for ten rounds at Braves Field, showcased Hunt’s powerful attack as Pantaleo weighed about 20 pounds less.
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Boston
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Paul Pantaleo
Cago
Boston Gardens
Braves Field
Hunt
Chicago
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