Broncs Fall in Final Frame to Pueblo Puddlers
Amarillo loses 9 to 8 at Pueblo as three late hits break a four inning lead. Smallwood works the win for Pueblo while Morgan takes the loss for Amarillo. The two teams meet again in the three game series opener today.
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Globe
Pueblo
Amarillo Broncs
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Amarillo
Puello
Charley Lyons
Dick Morgan
Lahaie
Smallwood
Baseball scores and matchups across major leagues
Yesterday results show Amarillo beat Pueblo 8 3 and Wichita defeated Denver 9 7. Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 2 while Washington edged Cleveland 7 6 in ten innings. Fort Worth down Shreveport 5 4 8, Wichita Falls topped Dallas 3 1, San Antonio lost to Houston 2 8, and Waco swept Beaumont in a double header. Southern Association Atlanta defeated Little Rock 13 to 5.
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Wills Triumphs In French Championship Win
Helen Wills dominates the French women's championship at Auteuil without losing a set, defeating Car cou, Aussem, Couquerque, Hardie, and Bennett to claim the title. She now holds national titles in the United States England and France, with Wimbledon and Forest Hills looming as likely crowns.
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England
France
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Cecilie
Eileen Bennett
Suzanne
Bobby Jones
Giant 192 Pound Hammer Thrower Emerges at Penn
New York June 12 A long forgotten hammer event from history is revived by Dan Luby once a 150 pound thrower and University of Pennsylvania. Now Don Gwinn 5 feet 7 inches 152 pounds shocks with hammer distances beyond 160 feet and could make the Olympic team in Amsterdam if he keeps improving.
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International News
Ser Ice
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Dan Luby
Don Gwinn
Donald
Gwinn
Amsterdam
Arbuthney
Paris Plans New Hospital for Middle Class Aid
Varisian middle class residents, previously shunning charity hospitals and unable to afford private facilities, will finally have access to a city aided hospital, signaling a major public health initiative.
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Paris
Varied Field Expected for City Golf Tourney Opens Saturday
A large and diverse field is anticipated for Amarillo City Golf tournament at Hillcrest Golf and Country Club. Defending champion Eddie Johnson is favored though dark horse contenders from public links players may surge. Practice opens Wednesday for all entrants. entry fee is 2 dollars with signups at Russell Sporting Goods or Clements-Young.
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Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Eddie Johnson
Amarillo
Hillcrest
Russell Sporting Goods Company
Clements-Young
Tulsans Capture Major Titles in State Trap Meet
United Press reports Tulsa shooters dominate the state trap tourney. Hugh West won the all around title with 196 of 200, L. Horne claimed the handicap with 96 of 100, Willard McGraw took junior crown by 91 of 100, and William Lambert won the title with 85. Mrs. J. W. Phillips led women with 90 of 100, while Fred Etchen of Coffeyville tied high gun with 755 of 800 targets and set a tourney record with 109 consecutive hits.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hugh West
L. Horne
Willard McGraw
Oklahoma City
William Lambert
J. W. Phillips
Bartlesville
Fred Etchen
Coffeyville
Kans
Norwegian Knocks Out Tony Stabenau
Otto Von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight knocked out Tony Stabenau of Buffalo in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout in Chicago. Johnny Mason defeated Haakon Hansen in ten rounds. Joe Cheney earned a technical knockout over Joe Lockhart in the third round. Benny Kid Stanley defeated K. C. White in ten rounds.
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United Press
Chicago
Otto von Porat
Tony Stabenau
Buffalo
N. Y
Johnny Mason
Kansas City
Haakon Hansen
Norway
Joe Cheney
Baltimore
Joe Lockhart
Evansville
Ind
Benny Kid Stanley
K. C. White
New Orleans
Cleaning guidance for home sanitation and disinfectant use
The note urges using a small amount of disinfectant in all cleaning water. It covers windows, ceilings, floors, furniture, and stresses thorough bathroom cleaning to ensure hygiene.
Property Seized in Potter County Sheriff Sale
By order of sale issued June 11 1928 in case Harden and Coyle vs Malone et al sheriff Wiley Pollard will sell July 3 1928 before the Potter County courthouse Amarillo Texas Lot 11 Block 8 Ridgmere Addition Potter County as shown in Deed Records Levied June 12 1928 on W W Lowry to satisfy a $365.66 judgment and costs.
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Potter
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
Ridgmere
W. W. Lowry
John J. Harden
J. W. Coyle
Wiley Pollard
Sam Ramsey
Court House
Ridgemere
Sisler’s sensational play boosts Braves on big comeback
George Sisler, waivered from the Browns and saved from the minors, revived by Rogers Hornsby with the Boston Braves, has drawn national attention at first base. Once a top star, he faced sinus trouble and near retirement before Hornsby claimed him and began rebuilding the club.
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Boston Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Braves
Sisler
Major League Leaders and Sheriff Sale Notice
Major League Leaders through June 11 show Hornsby batting .415 for the Braves and Bottomley leading in runs with 46, Bissonette driving 44 RBIs, Douthit with 84 hits, Frisch 18 doubles, Walker & Triple, and Homers led by Bissonette Wilson Hornsby. In American batting Lazzeri leads with .65. Sheriff sale notice: Potter County court orders sale July 2 1928 of Lot 22 Ridgemere Addition Amarillo to satisfy John J Harden et al. court judgment. proceeds to Harden. sale under Sheriff SAM Ramsey.
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Robins
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Frisch
Walker
Reds
Wilson
Cubs
Benton
Giants
Ruth Leads Yanks In Runs and Homers
Ruth of the New York Yankees tops the season with 55 runs batted in 22 homers and 19 doubles in early standings while Manush of the Browns and Speaker of the Athletics show notable batting marks. Pipgras of the Yankees rates among the top pitchers, though he suffered a loss.
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Yanks
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Browns
Speaker
Athletics
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Senators
Sweeney
Tigers
Pipgras
Yankees Slump Hits Double Digits As Skids Persist
The New York Yankees suffer a second straight loss as Chicago White Sox topple them for their tenth setback. Ted Blankenship’s pitching limits murderers’ row to four hits, while Al Simmons and Foxx power the Athletics to a 4 2 win over Detroit. In NL action, Reds rally past Giants 7 5 with Val Picinich homering twice, Cubs beat Dodgers 3 1, and Phillies top Pirates 6 4 in seven innings. American corsets rise in Australia.
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Miller Huggins
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Johnny Mostil
al Simmons
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Boston Red Sox
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Val Picinich
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Guy Bush
McWeeney
Ehrhardt
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
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