Elliott Hatch fires 31 to near two course records at Twin Hills
Elliott Hatch carded a 31 on the front nine at Twin Hills, breaking the nine hole record while finishing the last nine in 35 to reach 66 for the eighteen. He played with Earl Ellis and Fred Jobe, starting near 6 50 p m and finishing about 9 p m as dusk limited visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Hatch
Twin Hills
Hatch
Jack Bush
Walter Sikes
Bush
Sikes
Earl Ellis
Fred Jobe
TOGA
Aeee Lee Ee Ee
Crabbe Sets Another World Swimming Mark
Clarence Crabbe of Honolulu lowered his world record again by winning the 880-yard event in 10 minutes 20 15 seconds at the National AAU championships in San Francisco. Tom Blankenburg of Oakland defeated Walter Spence of Brooklyn in the 440-yard breaststroke final with a 6:32 15 seconds. Pete Desjardines of Miami won the fancy diving title.
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United Press
San Francisco
Clarence Crabbe
Honolulu
Tom Blankenburg
Oakland
Walter Spence
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pete Desjardines
Miami
Fla
Major League Leaders June 19 Highlights
National leaders include Hornsby batting .413 for the Braves and Bottomley driving in 44 runs for the Cards. Ruth dominates American totals with 56 runs and 54 RBIs for the Yankees while Ruth also leads homers with 22. Pitching honors feature Benton and Pipgras with strong win records for Giants and Yankees respectively.
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Hornsby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Doutit
Frisch
Walker
Reds
Bissonnette
Robins
Wilson
Cubs
Benton
Giants
Fothergill
Tigers
Ruth
Yanks
Manush
Browns
Speakers
Athletics
Rice
Senators
Sweeney
Pipgras
Ancient and Modern By Feg Murray
The rapid approach of the Olympic games spurs library researchers to study ancient Greek festivals starting in 776 B C through the end of the third century A D. Olympia becomes a cultural hub where victors receive wreaths and honors, shifting athletics toward professionalism with prize purchases and city sponsorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
C. C. Pyle Bunion
Pinda
Simonides
Olympia
Hatch and Denson to contest municipal golf title at Twin Hills
Eliott Hatch and Paul Denson will battle for the city municipal championship next Sunday at Twin Hills. They will play thirty six holes to decide the title. Semi finals at Twin Hills saw Jack Bush lose to Hatch two up with three to play and Denson defeat Wagner one up. The Globe News Silver trophy will be presented to the champion.
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Eliott Hatch
Paul Denson
Municipal
Twin Hills
Filiott Hatch
Paul Penson
Getaoin
Jack Bush
C. C. Wagner
Bush
Denson
Wagner
Globe News
Boston Fans Ponder Braves Control and Rajah Rogers Hornsby
Boston fans question Braves ownership and the Rajah Rogers Hornsby as manager amid Slattery’s ouster. They recall Hornsby’s past success with the Cardinals and speculate on McKechnie and Art Ross influence, with Adams now part owner. The shift fuels suspicion of Braves management and boosts Red Sox prospects and AL revenue.
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William A. Considine
International News Service
Boston
Braves
le the Rajah
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
New York
Jack Slattery
Slattery
Hornsby
Cardinals
Giants
Stoneham
Rajah
Boston College
Harvard
Tufts College
Dame
Art Ross
Boston Bruins
Ross
Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Charles Adams
Adams
Red Sox
Sox
Trap Shooters Stage Oklahoma Tourney in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma trap shooters of the Western Amateur association were set to compete for the doubles championship of the annual Oklahoma tourney after a weather delay. George Lewis of Perry won the state handicap with 94 of 100. Joe Appleman of Perry claimed the state singles title with 98 of 100. K J L Fagen of Oklahoma City took the state professional singles with 185 of 300.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Western Amateur Trap Shooting Association
George Lewis
Perry
Joe Appleman
Perry Okla
K. J L. Fagen
Oklahoma City
Bears End Buffs 12-Game Winning Streak
San Antonio defeated the Houston Buffs 6 to 4 as Pug Griffin hit two homers to drive three Buff runs. Chief Nelson made a 10th inning sensational catch to end a Buff rally. Dallas Steers extended their season by winning both ends of a double header from Wichita Falls 7 to 2 and 4 to 3. Beaumont dropped to the cellar after Waco swept both ends 6 to 1 and 8 to 2. Shires homered for the Cubs in the opener, and Fort Worth and Shreveport split a twin bill with Bonowite homering in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frees
Dallas
Houston Buffs
San Antonio
Pug Griffin
Chief Nelson
Bears
Peel
Bob Tarleton
New
Steel
Dallas Steers
Wichita Falls
Keneraw Mountain Landis
High Commissioner
Beaumont
Waco
Cubs
Shires
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Bonowite
Panther
Western League doubleheaders produce mixed results
Four teams beat opponents twice on Sunday in the Western League, but no double bill split. Omaha moved up from last while Tulsa dropped to last, as Quinha’s Oilers swept. In ten innings, Denver defeated Amarillo 7 to 6 then won 2 to 0. Oklahoma City swept Des Moines 11 to 8 and 18 to 6. Pueblo won both ends of a doubleheader with Wichita 8 to 2 and 4 to 3.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Tulsa
Quinha
Oilers
Denver
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Indians
Pueblo
Wichita
Pueble
Olympic hopes rise as marks fall in meet
At Soldier Field the NCAA outdoor championships produced a world record equalled, a national intercollegiate mark shattered, and eight new meet marks. Aubrey Bracey of Rice Institute led with two wins and record tying times while Leland Stanford scored 72 points for the team victory. Bartlett of Albion set a javelin mark and American record, boosting Olympic team prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
America
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Soldier Field
Leland Stanford
Aubrey Bracey
Rice Institute
G. Lindstrom
Sweden
Boomer Loses First Match on U.S. Tour
British golf star Aubrey Boomer fell to Leo Diegel the Massachusetts open champion in straight sets here in Haverstraw New York during his U S tour debut Diegel won the singles match in two straight portions of the contest and Boomer exited with a setback on his American schedule
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Boomer
The
Associated Press
Haverstraw
N. Y
Aubrey Boomer
America
Leo Diegel
Baseball Scores From the Western and American Leagues
Yesterday results include Amarillo 6 at Pueblo 2 and Denver 7 3, Oklahoma City 11 8, Des Moines Tulea 10010, Omaha 61 16, Wichita 2 3, Pueblo 34. New York 6 over Chicago and Philadelphia, Detroit over Washington 4, Cleveland over Boston, St Louis 2 over Boston, St Louis 16 over Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 5 over New York 0. Texas League results Fort Worth 2 4, Shreveport 0, Wichita Falls 2 5, Dallas 7 4, Waco 9 5, Beaumont 1 2. Southern Association Nashville 4 2, New Orleans 7, Chattanooga 0, Mobile 6, Birmingham vs Memphis.
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Boston
St. Louie
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Nicago
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Waco
Beaumont
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Denver Hk
Wichita
Amarillo
Dew Moines
Omaha
Tulsa
Cincennary
Philadelphia A
Houston
San Antonio
Texan Second in A A A Race at Detroit
Ray Keech driving a Simplex Special won the 100 mile A A A championship at Detroit with 77.809 mph. Fred Frame of Dallas finished second and Loui Moore third. Louie Meyers failed to qualify due to motor trouble. Bruce Miller of Detroit won a mile race at 104.25 mph. The Automobile Club listed 142 improved public camps for visitors in National Forests nearby.
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United Trees
Clytroit
Dane T Ray Keech
Fred Frame
Dallas
Loui Moore
Louie Meyers
Bruce Miller
Detroit
The
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Call for Bids Road Equipment
Potter County Texas invites sealed bids for one Power Maintainer with specifications and cuts. Bids due by 10 a.m. July 9 1928 and opened at 2 p.m. the same day in Amarillo. Submit to County Judge Sam R Motlow and County Auditor H G Hamrick at the courthouse with full specifications. court reserves right to accept or reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court of
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
Sam R. Motlow
H. G. Hamrick
Commissioners Court
Sam B. Motlow
Ford 10 Critz to Pipp May Acquire Tinker to Chance Fame
Cincinnati’s Horace Ford and Hughie Unity, the Redland keystone kids, spark the Reds’ defense. Their ethereal double plays at the Polo Grounds boost hopes of a new major league mark while Ford nears 126 chances without an error. If form holds, Ford to Cieate Pipp may rival Tinker to Evers to Chance in fame.
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FORD
Critz
PIPP
Tinker
Evers
Charce’ Fame
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Heavenly Twins
Cincinnati
Horace Ford
Hughie Unity
Keystone
Redland
Jack Hendrick
Cincinnati Reds
Grippe
Grapes
Grouches
Bug Bears
Horace
Hughie
Katsen
Hogan
Cohen
Wallie Popp
Polo Grounds
Winchester
Mase
Fairy
Broncs face Steelworkers after double loss in Denver
Amarillo Brones, angered by a twin bill defeat at Denver, visit the Steelworkers today. In game one Denver won 7 to 6 in extra innings after a late defensive error, while game two ended 6 to 2 as Denver halted Amarillo's comeback with a seventh inning rain delay. Freeman and Morgan pitched for Amarillo. Cash earned the win for Denver with Morgan taking the loss.
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Pueblo
Amarillo Brones
Denver
Broncs
Ganday
Freeman
Morgan
Texas
Marty Fiedler
Amarillo
Modine
Sterti
Carraway
Meta
Des Moines Prep
Brones
Kelly
Reagan
Ren
Knight
Adam
Ervanne
Wileon
Sireitiise
Jolley
Adame
Axe
Greer
Amarith
Th Foo
Joo Hee Sea
Rune
Bledler
Reeds
Gunther
Carroll Kelly
Weather Parker
Metry
Arateher
O'Brien
Carroll
Vita Wiedler
Swanehore
Gunether
Brateher
Mety
Hases
Batle
Cash
Joley
Hite
Nune
Iceman
Coe
Burns
Amanillo
Viedler
Ates
Breda
Eeries
Warker
Osten
Renecan Mhssanernie
Nfs
Uhrien
Cearbees
Theone
Schaobaue
Totmla
Innlowe
Amarilla
Gane
Careroll
Parker
Adama
Major League Hero Ford Sparks Reds Despite Errors
Horace Ford of Cincinnati made his 126th chance without an error and started a 70th double as the Reds solidified first in the league with a 3 to 6 win over the Giants. Robe Ruth expanded his homer tally to 22 as Chicago beat St Louis. Ruffing defeated the A’s in Detroit while the White Sox halted the Yankees’ streak.
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Horace Ford
Cincinnati
Hughin Crite
Reds
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Robe Ruth
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Vic Sorrell
Athletics
da Troit
Bente Tors
Indians
Ned Sow
Heinie Mande
Ralph Kress
Shortatop
Kress
McNely
Browns
Sam Gray
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Plato
Peg Murray
Little Richard
Newspaper Service
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Pat
Atrl
Metropoitan
Algonquin
Galveston
Creston
S. S. San Jacinto
Key West
Ss.s.shawnee
Medina
S.s.san Jacinto
S.s.algonquin
Brazos
Mallory
F, T. Rennie
Tex
Griffin
Steers
Amarileo
Tee Moines
Wichita Palle
Dalla Fort Worth
Tulea
Panhandle Hardware CO
Polk St
Heddon Fishing
Dowagiac
Amaring
Kiedler Aly
Swaneberg
Beedle of
Cianther
Wayne If
Maonding
Freeman E
Morgan P
Tom
Little Tom
Hazard, We
Seiberling
Allison & Webb Fillmore
2Nd Street
Norace Ford
East 7Th St
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