Lone Wolf Triumphs Over Hollis In Eleven Innings In Panhandle Tourney
Lone Wolf edged Hollis 5 to 4 in eleven innings as the Panhandle baseball tournament narrowed to four teams. Austin Drug fell 10 to 2 to Midland Colts, while Pampa and Shamrock prepared for later matchups. The format rotates games to keep fairness and equality.
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Pampa
Texan
Claude
Shamrock
Lone Wolf
Hollis
Austin Drug
Gib Jackson
Midland Colts
Tilden and Weiner win doubles in Illinois State Tennis tourney
In Glencoe Illinois University of Illinois duo Brandt and O'Connell fell 6 1 6 2 as Bill Tilden and A L Weiner dominated the doubles. Chicago tennis star Bill Tilden called a $25000 east coaching offer a publicity stunt promoting professional interests over amateurs. New York Madison Square Garden hosts a summer show with Berlenbach aiming a comeback to face Lawson and then Slattery in a light heavyweight title card. St Louis pitcher Flint Rhem says he will quit baseball after a $2000 fine for breaking training rules.
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United Press
Glencoe
Bill Tilden
A. L. Weiner
Philadelphia
Brandt
O’connell
University of Illinois
Chicago
East
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Bob Lawson
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Slattery
Mike McTigue
Tommy Loughran
ST. Louis
Flint Rhem
St. Louis Cardinals
Helen Meaney Aims To Defend A U S Dive Title
The 1926 A A U outdoor girls swimming championships open in Massapequa on Long Island. Helen Meaney of Greenwich Connecticut defends the ten foot springboard title and seeks the high platform crown, with Ederle Riggin and Wainwright ineligible as professionals.
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Massapequa
Long Island
N. Y
America
Gertrude Ederle
Aileen Riggin
Helen Wainwright
Helen Meaney
Greenwich
Connecticut
Uncle Sam
Helen
Antwerp
Paris
Europe
Greenwich Meaneys
Buffalo
Texans Triumph in Extra Inning Pitchers’ Scrap
Dick Morgan shut out the Denver Bears until extras as Greer matched him in a classic Western clash. The Texans scored two in the 10th to prevail and move within six games of first despite Des Moines’ loss, with another Bears tilt on tap.
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Dick Morgan
Denver Bears
Greer
Texans
Morgan
Bears
Des Moines
Larks
Amarillo
Gonzales
Swansboro
Denver
Lind
Mur
Kelly
Gunther
Connelly
Adams
McCarthy
Possess
Puccinelli
Hieeme Tae
Vatelisk
McCurdy
Fight results from yesterday across multiple cities
In Paterson Lakes Newark flyweights, Young Burns was knocked out in round two by Frank Yacco of New York. Jackie Brady of Syracuse drew with Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston over ten rounds in Syracuse. Tony Canzoneri of Cleveland defeated California Joe Lynch in ten. Lew Chester of Philadelphia beat Wilson Yarbo in ten. Tommy Gans of Baltimore won a six round decision over Julio Rossi of Westerly.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Young Burns
Newark
Frank Yacco
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackie Brady
Honeyboy Finnegan
Boston
Cleveland
Tony Canzoneri
California
Joe Lynch
Lew Chester
Philadelphia
Wilson Yarbo
Westerly, R. I
Tommy Gans
Baltimore
Julio Rossi
Westerly
Swansboro Plays Amarillo In Tight Baseball Match
Final line shows Amarillo 8 Denver 3 with Reagan sac bunts and J Kelly sacrifice, Lind to Gorman double play, Greer with five walks and two strikeouts, Morgan six, Greer and Davis hit by pitches, Greer balk. Umpires Clarke and Christian. Time 1 39.
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Midland Rf
White
Lewis
Harris
Adams
Wright
Kimbrough
S. Franka
BE. Francis
Lyday
A Vick
Jackson
Encereere
Hayden
Whittenberg
Anderson
Lesprance
Ater
Boydston
Williams
Nicklaus
Ratliff
Galbraith
Ersous
Midland
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E. Francis
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tyits—Lewis
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Aterberg
L. Francis
Kimbrouz
Lydey
Vick
Gailbraith
Vicks
Phy
Swansboro
Reagan
J. Kelly
Lind
Gorman
Amarillo
Denver
Greer
Morgan
Davis
Balk
Clarke
Christian
Voigt Amateur Status Hangs On Golf Hearing
George J. Voigt faces a United States Golf Association hearing to decide if his part time job as secretary voids his amateur status. DC Golf Association ban cites his conduct as harmful to the game’s spirit.
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United Press
Washington
United States Golf Association
George J. Voigt
Herbert H. Ramsey
National Association
William C. Fownes, Jr
Voigt
District of Columbia Golf Association
Bobby Jones Announces Retirement From Tours
On board the S. S. Aquitania July 28 Bobby Jones, winner of the British Open at St Andrews, says this trip is a vacation and next year he must put business ahead of golf, possibly unable to defend the title.
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United Press
S. S. Aquitania
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Rotary Club
Jacobs Reaches Finals In Essex Tennis Meet
Miss Helen Jacobs, 18, of Berkeley California, advances to the finals at the Essex county club tournament in Manchester Massachusetts by defeating Miss Margaret Blake of Lenox 6 2 6 2. Jacobs had earlier eliminated Mrs Molla Mallory, national champion.
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Manchester
Mass
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Essex County Club
Margaret Blake
Lenox
Jacobs
Molla Mallory
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