Hornsby Ties Meusel for Home Run Record
Hornsby tied Meusel for the season lead with four home runs as major leaguers posted wins and losses across the circuit. The article notes Hornsby, managing the Cardinals, sharing the home run chase with Bob Meusel of the Yankees, as pitchers and hitters produced a wave of long balls amid a string of games across the league. It also mentions a Dodgers-Cardinals matchup and several other notable hits, including Hendrick’s triple and Rainey’s multi-hit day, with various game outcomes and line scores.
Hendrick Delivers Pinch Triple to Beat St. Louis
Cleveland wins series finale as pinch hitter Hendrick hits a bases loaded triple with two out in the ninth, driving in three to topple the St. Louis Cardinals. Final score and details incomplete due to damaged text.
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Seeley to Visit Amarillo on Rup ture Truss Claim
Chicago expert Seeley arrives at the Amarillo Hotel to demo the Spermatic Shield claimed to cure ruptures without surgery. He asserts rapid contraction of the hernia opening in most cases and warns against elastic trusses with understraps.
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Athletics Rout Red Sox 12 2 in Boston Game
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Boston 12 to 2 in a lopsided game. Harris pitched for Philadelphia and Cochrane led the offense while Boston’s pitchers struggled. several fielding plays were noted as turning points.
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Hornsby homers twice as Cardinals fall to Giants
Hornsby hit two home runs to move within one behind Rod Meusel for the major league lead, but the Cardinals were defeated 19 to 11 by the Giants. Lindstrom of the Giants injured a hand. Cooney of St. Louis hurt a finger and could be out several days.
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Pittsburg Pitches Past Phillies in First Game of Series
Pittsburg pitchers powered a 16 to 9 victory over Philadelphia in the opener. Cuvier led the assault with a single, double, triple and home run, and his catch of Harper’s drive turned into a double play. Knight, Betts, O Neal, Ulrich, Wendell Meadows and Smith contributed in the slugfest as Chicago defeated Brooklyn 11 to 9 in a separate report of the day.
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Opinion on Gibbons Tunney Battle at Polo Grounds
The heavyweight clash pairs Gene Tunney of New York and Tom Gibbons of St Paul at the Polo Grounds for a fifteen round decision bout. Both fighters, seen as rivals of Jack Dempsey, are praised for speed and power with Tunney holding a slight weight edge. The bout is set for 8 p m central standard time as promoters plan further eliminations, including Harry Wills against Charlie Weinert.
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Yesterday's results across major leagues and associations
National League games saw Brooklyn top Cincinnati 7 4 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 19 New York 11. American League action included Cleveland 1 St Louis 19 New York 7 Washington 2 Philadelphia 12. Other leagues reported scores from American Association Western and Southern leagues with multiple city matchups and standings noted for Louisville Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul Denver Oklahoma City Lincoln Des Moines Wichita Joliet Atlanta Chattanooga New Orleans Memphis Little Rock Mobile Birmingham Nashville Paris Sulphur Springs Longview Greenville Texarkana Mt Pleasant Marshall Texarkana.
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Fisher-Sampson mat bout draws big Plainview crowd
Special to The Globes reports a near sellout for the Fisher Sampson wrestling match in Plainview as Sampson arrives and boosts local support. Fisher and Sampson are in peak condition and more than fifty Amarillo fans plan to attend, including Henry Reed. Gordon Cocherane is praised as a top catcher of the era.
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Bears Beat Buffs as Goodwin Conceded in Eighth
In Houston action the Bears rallied with four hits off Goodwin in the eighth to edge the Buffs 4 to 3. The game was brisk with sharp defense and marked by new ownership of the San Antonio club led by Harry Ables.
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Shamrock Irish Jave Veteran Players Stir Local Interest
Shamrock's old guard led by Pat Wohittington informs the Oporta editor that Dock Dean and potentially Dock Morgan may join the Shamrock squad facing Cassel Rock at Wellington. Amarillo Seaton nine manager Farley dismisses lineups as he prepares to meet Shamrock, promising a real battle as fans anticipate a competitive matchup.
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Amarillo Motorcycle Club Plans Fifth Gypsy Tour
The Amarillo Motorcycle Club announces the fifth annual Gypsy Tour on June 21. A large turnout is expected with many entries and prizes already secured and entertainment planned.
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