Broncs Face Tulsa in Home Series as Rain Impacts Schedule
The Broncs prepare for a Tulsa series while lingering rain swamps a Wichita double header. Tulsa sits in the cellar but manager Sled Allen warns against overconfidence as Amarillo eyes an easy win. Last home games before a long road trip keep fans hopeful.
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Rain May Keep Broncs Idle Again
Rain this morning may keep the Amarillo Broncs and the Wichita Aviators idle another day. A double header was rained out yesterday, delaying key clashes. The Aviators hoped to win both games to move into second place if Pueblo falters. the Broncs aimed to tighten their hold on second, with sun expected to decide play.
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Baseball scoreboard highlights from yesterday and today
Yesterday results span Western League and American League with Amarillo Wichita and Philadelphia Chicago tied 6, while Boston beat Cleveland 4 3 New York defeated Detroit 7 2 Pikesburgh edged Brooklyn 9 7 Chicago prevailed 5 16 over New York Fourteen innings noted Des Moines 9 Pueblo 5 rain hit Denver.
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Senator Barnes of Alabama Aka Emile Barnes Career Pivot From Football To Baseball
A 1920s era note highlights Emile Barnes of the Washington baseball club, listing his 22 year old profile, left handed batting, right throwing, and Alabama football past. It recalls his Crimson Tide quarterback days and a 7-7 tie with Stanford on New Year’s Day 1927, under coaching legends Altrock and Schacht.
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Joe and
Luke Sewell
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Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New York
Rise of Reds and Downfall Of Champion Pirates in National League
The Reds lead the National League while the Pirates slump due to injuries. Hughey Cruz shines at second for Cincinnati and Critz vies for MVP as Hornsby and Frisch pace the defending champs. Braces from Brooklyn to St Louis loom as pennant race tightens.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National leaders include Peling Hornaby Braves .417 in batting and Frisch Cards 36 RBIs. Douthit Cards 74 hits and Manush Browns 61. Ruth Yankees leads in runs 49 RBIs and homers 19. Pitching Clark Robins 6 1, Pipgres Yankees 9 1.
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Helen Wills Rated Greatest Woman Tennis Player
Helen Wills of California is hailed as the world’s top woman player by experts after dominating Christabel Hardie 6 1 6 1 in the French National Championships semifinal. Wills advances to the Paris final to face Eileen Bennett of England.
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New Records Expected at Soldiers Field
United Press reports the National Collegiate A A track and field championships will be held at Soldiers Field in Chicago on Friday and Saturday. Many sprint stars are entered including Bracey of Rice Institute who ran 9.5 in the century dash and 95-10 in the 100 yard relay era. Also listed are Jack Eldon of Notre Dame Snider of Alabama Poly Grady of Kansas Treps of Marquette and Larson of Wisconsin among top 100 yard event winners expected to compete.
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Saints Take Lead With Two Wins Over Louisville
In the American Association weekly update Saint Louis Saint beat Louisville twice 2 to 1 in ten innings and 7 to 4 to claim undisputed first. Columbus Senators toppled Milwaukee in a doubleheader 9-8 and 12 innings 7-6 to move from tied for third. Toledo beat Kansas City 8-7 after 13 innings with a second game called due to darkness. Indianapolis Minneapolis game noted.
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Panthers Chase Lead As Texas League Action Heats Up
The Fort Worth Panthers pressed the league lead as they beat the San Antonio Bears in a double header, taking 4 to 1 and 3 to 0, while the Houston Buffs edged the Dallas Steers 6 to 5. Lefty Johns starred for Fort Worth, holding San Antonio to one hit. The Houston Dallas tilt featured strong hitting and close defense. Wichita Falls fell to the Waco Cubs 4 to 1, with Estell delivering 11 blows. Beaumont Exporters and Shreveport Sports split a pair, Beaumont winning 11 to 3 and Shreveport 3 to 2.
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Millers win double bill with comeback prevail in two games
The Millers defeated Indianapolis 4 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 0 in the second. They scored twice in the ninth inning of the opener to overturn a deficit and secure the sweep.
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Comeback Message From Brill Sparks Farley-Brill Feud
Telegram from Charley Brill sport editor of The Daily Oklahoman to Cal Farley claims Texas League supremacy with a 39 to ? score. The exchange centers on Broncs and Indians and Oklahoma City's bid for league recognition, with a cautious note on commentary for the moment.
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Charley Brill
Daily Oklahoman
U S Davis Cup Team Cleans Up in Japan Zone
The United States Davis Cup squad wrapped up the American zone in Japan with a clean sweep over Japan. Captain William Tilden leads George Lott John Hennessey and Wilbur F. Coen Jr with Francs T Hunter joining in London. Tilden beat Yoshiro Ohta in four sets and Coen defeated Tamio Abe in four, the last set 7 0 as the U S had already secured three wins in five rounds.
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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Tamio Abe
Yelle Named Acting Chief Of Des Moines Team
Archie Yelle veteran catcher appointed acting manager of the Des Moines Western league team following the resignation of L J Boone. Yelle played for the Detroit Tigers from 1917 to 1919 and later with San Francisco and Portland in the Pacific Coast league.
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Lee Keyser
L. J
Danny) Boone
Yelle
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Portland
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