Simmons Tops Batting With 0.415 Average In Major League Spree
Al Simmons, once with a bush league past, leads the majors with a .415 average after a nine game hot stretch and 20 hits. Connie Mack has him valued at over $76,000 as he drives Philadelphia's offense, while Sammy Hale and Ty Cobb share prominent marks and Babe Ruth lurks nearby in home runs.
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Machine to make butter in minutes shown in London exhibit
A device advertised as a three minute butter maker was demonstrated at the Ideal Home Exhibition in London. The display highlighted practical kitchen innovation and drew interest from attendees observing the new appliance.
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Golf slice cure by exaggerated closed stance method
A golfer paid a pro to cure a slice. The instructor urged moving the left foot far ahead of the right to create an exaggerated closed stance. The first shot produced a hook instead of a slice, offering immediate relief with plans to gradually restore a normal stance after learning to hit from inside.
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Notables Targeted in Bold Kidnapping Plot Revealed
Los Angeles police announced a gang's plan to abduct Mary Pickford and Pola Negri in a dramatic plot demanding 31 million. Three arrests were reported as details emerged. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick preached as pastor elect at Park Avenue Church in New York with three Rockefeller generations present. In Rome Crown Prince Humbert drew an ovation in the Chamber of Deputies after Communist criticism of a 2 million lire honorarium.
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Phillies Reds Open Tight Race for Fourth Peg
In a tense National League chase, Philadelphia and Cincinnati meet in Redlands to start a series for fourth place. The Reds won their third straight extra inning win, 3 2 over the Braves. St Louis Cardinals and Robins kept pace, with Brooklyn edging Chicago 16 to 9. Browns defeated the Yankees 6 2 as Ken Williams hit his 14th homer. Washington fell to Chicago White Sox 4 2 as four pitchers worked.
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Navy Urges Amateurs to Track McMillan Planes Flight
The Navy Department asks amateur radio operators to monitor three amphibian planes from the McMillan Artie expedition as they depart the Philadelphia naval aircraft factory for Beston on June 17. Planes NADK NAFK and NAGK will be tracked. tests showed short wave at Hartford 200 miles away and standard at 400 miles. The exact Beaton arrival time will be announced later.
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There There Everywhere Bicycle Parts Visit
Mr and Mrs W T Coble plan a trip to Los Angeles. Henry Arnold a Memphis Mason visits with the fasonic boys band. Pink L Parrish a Panhandle Mason attends the Masonic Orphan Home band performance. The Mission Coffee Shop at 515 Polk Street offers sandwiches and steaks. Lloyd Horney, a Por tales cattleman, is visiting local cattlemen. Rev W B Couligran named unit director of the West Texas Chamber in Dim mitt. Orion citizens subscribe six memberships to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
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City Horseshoe Meet to Determine Best Player
Practice sessions begin this week as residents prepare for a city horseshoe throwing tournament. A regulation court has been built behind Panhandle Hardware for practice and entries.
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Fragmentary OCR item with scattered names and places
The readable segments list several names such as Johns Moore Love Zeighler Wheat Prough Burns Morgan Query Linray Warwick Jacobus Pinto Hale Gould Gleason Mueller Barnes McCurdy and places including Wichita Falls San Antonio and North Zeighler. The text appears as noisy OCR with no clear narrative or dates.
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Globe North Amarillo party praised by many attendees
The Globe staged a Thursday night party in North Amarillo drawing praise from Rev. G. H. Sryant Mrs. E. T. Land J. H. Kemp H B Martin J Claude Wells Memphis A U Utterback Tom Ward C E Floyd Mrs F W Saunders Mrs Ernest Masser E L Richardson J Graves and others. Attendees say it united the community and showcased The Globe as a local force. Skate parts 1153 West Seventh.
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Plainview Hopes to Bring Band for Jack Gorman Fight
Plainview plans to host the town band for Friday night as Jack Gorman aims to beat Cal Farley in the Armory bout. Gorman seeks a rematch with Jap foe Matty Matsuda to boost earnings and attract fans, while Farley and Germaru train hard for the match.
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Omaha Wants Panhandle Cattle Says Kullbom
C E B Kullbom of the Robert Brothers and Rose live stock commission company says Omaha will bid strongly for Panhandle livestock shipments this summer and fall. He expects to spend the season in the Panhandle and notes Panhandle feeders supply the best stock.
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