Nicklaus Likely To Pitch Sunday For Amarillo
Teddy Nicklaus a West Texas standout who pitched for TCU freshmen and Port Worth city league teams is expected to start Sunday against the Lockney independents. He has helped form a strong Amarillo pitching staff alongside Hill Fonken and Middletown, promising a tougher unit than last year.
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Feanders
Hack Wilson Faces New Challenge With Chicago Cubs
The 1926 baseball scene follows Hack Wilson as he joins the Cubs after his 1924 Giants fame. He showcases power at the Polo Grounds and Wrigley, with double hits and a leg injury, culminating in a standout center field scoreboard blast on May 28. Wilson’s star rise contrasts with his past Giants dismissal.
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The
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Lewis Robert Wilson
John McGraw
Sarasota
Toledo
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Chicago
Polo Ground
New York
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Chunky Hack
Boob Oil company plans bold Tulsa venture
The narrator, acting as treasurer for Boob Oil, details oil town ambitions in Tulsa and Dixon Creek offer of 6 to 9 million dollars in oil. He jokes about stock, land purchases, and a new town named Bo ger town near the first well. A Yale infirmary escape with measles adds local color.
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Tulsa
Boob Oil Company
Dixon Creek Oil Company
Tex
Feg Murray
Yale
Dallas baseball nine seeks contract for Amarillo tourney
The Dallas News-Journal baseball team asked The News-Globe sports editor for a contract to enter the Amarillo News-Globe baseball tournament this summer. Manager Ernest L. Howser reported a favorable reply from The News-Journal executive office and urged other teams to enter.
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News-Globe
Amarillo News-Globe
News- Journal
Ernest L. Howser
News-Journal
Amarillo
Baseball scores and results from various leagues
Yesterday results show Texas League Dallas defeated Wichita Falls 14 to 2 while San Antonio beat Houston 5 to 2 in San Antonio. Other notes include Shreveport 2 Fort Worth 5 and a slate of rainouts and Sunday games across leagues with multiple teams posting wins and losses.
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Sheeveport
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Cleveland
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Tates
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Des Moines
Oklahoma
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Omsha
Lincoln
Falls
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Houston
Beaumont
Shreveport
Atlanta
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Memphis
Mobile
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Harlington
Wallace
San Benito
Brownsville
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Teles
St. Joseph
Hensley Breaks Leg in Hereford Lubbock Game
Lubbock Hubbers star Alex Hensley suffered a broken right leg Sunday during the Lubbock Hereford clash. He attempted a slide back and twisted the leg, breaking a small bone. After Hereford medical help he returned to Lubbock with the team as Panhandle fans wish him a speedy recovery. Stingy Hudspeth limited Hereford to two hits.
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Hudspeth
Old Man Quinn Delivers Then Keeps Macks In The Game
Jack Quinn, dubbed the immortal brook, continues to dish a nifty brand of ball for the Macks. At forty plus, he remains a dependable gunner and a top half for holding opponents to few hits and runs.
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Jack Quinn
Brook
Macks
Cornelius
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