Amarillo club to address road trip woes with trades
Amarillo club president E B Tracy vows to fix problems after a string of losses. If needed, new players will be sought once Kelly arrives. Joe Newton to stay, Lagunas likely released, and Marty Fiedler expected back soon. The team faces Tulsa next after two Sunday losses to Wichita.
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Tracy
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Mr. Tracy
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Swansboro
Tulsa
Texans
Wichita
Clarendon P T A Clubs Had Good Year
Clarendon reports a successful year for its Parent Teacher groups. The high school association, led by Mrs. Clyde Atteberry, raised over 900 dollars through rummage sales, benefit shows, and other events to fund school equipment and improvements. Officers for next year are Mrs. J. T. Sims president Miss Lillian Abbott secretary and Principal E. L. Wickline treasurer. The south ward and central ward PTAs also contributed strongly to school support.
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Essosen
Clyde Atteberry
Wident
High School Association
J. T. Sims
Lillian Abbott
E. L. Wickline
South Ward
P.T. A
Thehigh School Club
Central Ward
A Hardy Perennial By Feg Murray
Sam Hardy, famed tennis editor and champion, is depicted as a lifelong frontrunner in the sport. The piece recounts his early Pacific Coast doubles title in 1892, Wimbledon finals, U S clay court wins, Davis Cup leadership, Riviera championships, and continued influence through the 1920s.
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Elizabeth Ryan
Forest Hills
Long Island
Sam Hardy
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Baseball standings and player stats from Yesterday's Biz 4
United Press report notes Ruth hit his seventeenth homer and a single in four at bats. Hornsby had a single in three attempts. Speaker collected a double and a single in three trips. Cobb was idle for the second straight day. AB MW Pet. Fldg. HR Hornsby . 158 61 BK6 966 R Cobb . . 166 69 878 1000 1 Rath . . 160 58 843 973 17 Speaker . 159 51 32 990 0
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Farmer Burns Named Referee For Denver Wrestling Matches
Granville Johnson of Denver University challenges Champion Jack Reynolds for the welterweight title in Denver tonight. Jack Sherry defends the heavyweight crown against Hassan Muhamed. Farmer Burns will referee both bouts. Billy Mansweller of Fort Collins meets Willie O'Brien of Los Angeles in Pueblo on June 16.
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Denver
Granville Johnson
Denver University
Jack Reynolds
Jack Sherry
Hassan Muhamed
Farmer Burns
Billy Mansweller
Fort Collins
Willie O’brien
Los Angeles
Pueblo
Question of love from engaged girl to George
An engaged woman asks George if his love would have remained the same had they never met. He replies softly yes, and the exchange reflects a delicate moment in a romance column from Pearsons Weekly in London.
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Pearson's Weekly
London
Best Pitching Wins In Major League Tilt Summary
Major league pitching shines in pennant races with the Giants splitting four with the Reds in Cincinnati as Brooklyn tops St Louis in a two game set. Grover Alexander shuts out the Cardinals and Bill Doak wins, while Sheriff Blake and Zachary deliver strong efforts in Cubs and Browns victories.
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Reds
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Cardinals
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McWeeny
Bill Doak
Robins
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Yanks
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Boston Braves
Sheriff Blake
Zachary
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Senators
Eddie Johnson Wins City Golf Championship Title
Eddie Johnson rallied from behind to defeat Manuel Merriman 4-3 and claim Amarillo’s city championship at Hillcrest Country Club. Johnson tied the course record with a 68 on the second round as Merriman led early with a par and initial 80s.
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Eddie Johnson
Merriman
Amarillo
Hillcrest Country Club
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Globe News
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Hicks Rubber Company
Cole-Arnold
Clements-Young Sporting Goods Company
Maizie the hen boosts UBC farm profits in Vancouver
Maizie the white leghorn hen, former world record holder for 51 eggs in a year, earns UBC farm $2,000 from eggs and stock. The text also notes a 6 to 3 Yankees win over the Tigers, with Babe Ruth hitting his 17th homer and driving in the winning run, surpassing his 1921 season total.
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Detroit Tigers
Whitehill
TILDEN LOSES MIXED SET AT INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
In St Cloud on June 6, Jean Borotra and Mme Dordea won the mixed doubles crown at the international hard court championships defeating William T. Tilden and Senorita Eliade Alvares 6 4, 2 6, 6 2 in a three set final.
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Jean Borotra
Mme. Dordea
William T. Tilden
United States
Senorita
Frank Lockhart Wins Detroit 100 Mile Dirt Track Race
Frank Lockhart won the 100 mile dirt track auto race at Detroit with Cliff Woodbury second and Ira Vail third. Lockhart averaged 70 miles per hour. CIT Chicago Patsey sets for the national collegiate track and field meet to be run here Saturday. Almost 60 schools nominated athletes, officials expect 70 schools to be registered by tomorrow night. Harvard and Yale rowing squads prepared on Thames for the Yale Harvard meet on June 24. Tex Rickard to sue Pauline to block boxing Harry Wills at the Polo Grounds on June 20 amid a dispute with Humbert Fugazy over Paulino’s services until November.
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Detroit
Frank Lockhart
Cliff Woodbury
Ira Vail
Lockhart
Citcago Patey
A. A
New York
Tex Rickard
Pauline
Harry Wills
Polo Grounds
LaCoste Beats Tilden In Five-Set Hard Court Final
Rene LaCoste defeats William T. Tilden II in a five set thriller at the International Hard Court Championships in Saint Cloud France. LaCoste wore down Tilden with steady baseline play and smart returns, winning the decisive fifth set 11 0 after split earlier. Mies Houman of Holland wins the women’s final, defeating Mina Peacock of South Africa.
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France
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D'Artagnan
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Tilden
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Holland
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