Giants Prove More Than McGraws Pawns
The New York Giants lead the N L by over five games as McGraw, ill since May, watches from the stands while Meusel Terry and Southworth homer to back Jack Scott in a 9 to 7 win over the Cubs. Cardinals climb to sixth with Allen Setheron on the mound. Robins lose a shutout bid 5 to 1. Athletics seize first place with a 4 to 3 victory over Detroit as Uhle and Zahniser yield few hits. Cleveland edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 on strong defense and timely plays.
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New York
New York Giants
McGraw
National League
Giants
Cubs
Meusel
Terry
Southworth
Cuba
Jack Scott
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Allen Setheron
Robins
Adolfo Luque
Reda
Carlson
Phillies
Jesse Barnes
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Pirates
Athletics
Detroit
Hale
Mack
Uhle
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Zahniser
Heston
Indians Rally Past Red Sox for Split in Series
Cleveland gained a 4 2 win in Boston as Myatt, Uhle, Jamieson and McNulty produced the runs. Speaker and Boone made highlight catches for Boston as Cleveland evened the four game set after a late push.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Myatt
Uhle
Jamiesons
McNulty
Indians
Speaker
Boone
Flagatead
O Uhle
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Heving
Meusel and Southworth lead Giants past Cubs in NL anniversary game
Meusel Terry and Southworth slugged home runs as the New York Giants defeated Chicago 9 to 7 amid the National League’s fiftieth anniversary celebration in Chicago. Old-timers including Jim White and Tom Foley attended. president Heydler and commissioner Landis were present.
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Meusel
Terry
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Tom Foley
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Landis and Stambaugh
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Scott
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Bush
Keen
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Cardinals Hand Robins 5 to 1 in Brooklyn Series
In St Louis on June 10 the Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Robins 5 to 1 as Dazey Vance failed to hold Rogers Hornsby’s team in the pinch. Vance lasted six innings while Sothoron pitched the full game. Brooklyn made one run in the ninth inning and St Louis added three in the fourth and two in the seventh.
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Vance
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh losing to Boston 4 7 in eleven innings while Chicago defeated New York 7 9 and St Louis won 5 1 over Brooklyn Cincinnati and Philadelphia posted 1 1 ties. American League reports Philadelphia edged Detroit 4 5 and Boston beat Cleveland 2 3 with other scores listed.
Where They Play Today
Texas matchups include Waco at Beaumont San Antonio at Houston Dallas at Shreveport Wichita Falls at Fort Worth National games feature Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis American cities host Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St Louis at Boston
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Waco
Texas
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
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Chicaro
Boston Wins Wild Fifty-Third Series Game in Pittsburgh
Boston rallies with an 11th inning burst to beat Pittsburgh 7 to 4. Barnes singles with bases loaded to drive in two, Meadows exits the game, batteries Barnes Gibson Meadows Kremer and Smith.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Barnes
Meadows
Arete
Gibson
Kremer
Smith
Gooch
Amarillo Baseball Team Trials for Big Weekend Series
Amarillo players practice daily ahead of a Sunday clash with Sled Allen and the Lubbock Hubbers. The squad expects fast play after a decisive American Legion loss to Shamrock. Rumors say Liz Smith may join soon, boosting pitching and hitting with Windy Nicklaus and Lupher in a strengthened infield and staff.
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Sled Allen
Lubbock
American Legion
Shamrock
Liz Smith
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Denver
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Windy
High School Player barred over attendance rule move
A strong high school football player newly moved from Cisco faces prohibition from playing with the Golden Sandstorm next fall due to the one year attendance rule of the interscholastic league. Coach Gus Miller of Slaton High cites injustice to West Texas schools as the rule is debated. Other notes include UT women gaining hockey credits and Panhandle sports history through local events and figures.
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Vega
Slaton High School
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Highland’ Poultry Feed
North Fillmore
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Longhorn
Burton
Lubbock
Buffs Double Win Feature in Texas League Battles
Windle delivered a pinch single in the tenth inning with bases loaded to lift the Cats to a 6 to 4 win over the Wichita Falls Spudders. Wachtel, Moore, Osborn, Sutherlin and Query contributed for the Cats as the game featured late drama in Fort Worth.
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Wichita Falls Spudders
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Wichlte
Wachtel
Buffs Split Doubleheader as Goodwin Notches Two Wins
Marvin Goodwin pitched and won both games of a doubleheader for Houston against the San Antonio Bears, taking a 7 to 1 victory and a 19 to 2 win. Houston hitters connected on Heitzman Couchman and Watt, with a rematch set for Wednesday.
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Marvin Goodwin
San Antonio Bears
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Heitzman
Couchman
Watt
San Antonio
Goodwin
Waco Cubs Rally Past Beaumont in Eight-Run Victory
Waco Cubs defeated Beaumont 8 to 6 after timely hits by Galloway who was perfect, and Cohen. Ormand started Beaumont with a homer, followed by Deviveros with another, as both teams delivered a high-scoring, fast-fielding game with Exporter pitching and key hits from the visitors.
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Beaumont
Galloway
Cohen
Waco Cubs
Ormand
Deviveros
McNeil
Jacobus and
Bernsen
Hale Tuero
Mueller
Fastest Wrestling Match to Aid Mrs Richards Fight
A benefit event is set for Friday night at the Armory featuring Cal Farley and Jack Gorman in what may be a fast season bout. Proceeds go to Amarillo resident Mrs Mattie Richards fighting cancer in Mayo Bros sanitarium Rochester Minnesota. Farley's popularity draws fans from Plainview and Amarillo with 20 percent of gate receipts slated for Mrs Richards. Tickets available at Lindsay Drug Store.
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Cal Farley
Jack Gorman
Armory
Mattie Richards
Amarillo
Gorman
Plainview
Richards
Lindsay Drug
Malone stars as Shreveport edges Dallas 5 to 4 in opener
Shreveport defeated Dallas 5 to 4 in the opener of a two game series. Pat Malone hit and pitched well, driving in the decisive runs in the eighth after Dallas starter Slim Love left with an injury. Burns Graham Love Eberhard North and Billings contributed for Dallas.
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Shreveport
Pat Malone
Dallas
Malone
Slim Love
Binowski
Fberhard
North Malone
Burns
Graham
Love
Eberhard
North
Billings
Tulia and Dimmitt to play first game at Flagg
Tulia and Dimmitt teams prepare for the inaugural Flagg game on June 20 at the Flagg ranch opening. Tulia fields a versatile squad. Amarillo once felt threatened by their robust play. Dimmitt has twelve games this year with one loss, aided by strong fielding and Tate’s pitching. Old Bill Byers and Frosty Hamrick feature in local chatter about pinches and past greats.
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Dimmitt
Flagg
Flage Ranch
Amarillo
Tate
Panhandle
Bill Byers
Bill
Frosty Hamrick
Dickie Kerr
Comstock
Scranton
Spee
Gootleman Brothers In Court Over Philadelphia Brawl
Four members of the Philadelphia American League club face charges after a public fight at Athletic Park during a boxing match. The Gootleman brothers, watching ringside, clashed with Rommel and Cy Perkins as insults flew. Police intervened and arrested one brother, while others were discharged when the players failed to appear in court.
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Philadelphia American League Baseball Clach
Ed, Rommel
Cy Perkins
Ira Thomas
Mickey Cochrane
Athletic Baseball
Gooteman
Connie Mack
Rommel
Volice
Arthur Goodeman
Simmons college football prospects bright for fall
FE Shotwell, coach at Simmons college, says the coming season looks bright as he spends the summer in Canyon. The article notes rivalry-era names and questions seven current stars who could match famed players, while mentioning local sports moves and minor league activity including Casey Stenzel buying the Worcester club and various player standings and transfers.
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Canyon
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