Athletics Fight Backed by Senators Lead Slump in Standings
The Athletics press with backs to the wall amid a pitching slump and scoring drought. The Senators sprinted ahead as Washington and Philadelphia kept pace, while Cleveland shaded the Indians 3 to 1. Babe Ruth hit his second homer as Detroit beat New York and St Louis topped the Braves 7 to 3. The Mission Coffee Shop serves readers a closing note.
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Amarillo Golfers Sweep Two Defeats Sunday
Amarillo Country club routed Hereford 9 to 2 and Hillcrest beat Memphis 11 to 4 as Dwight Newby led Country club with a 77. Hereford's Herbst and other matches produced several close wins for Hereford and Amarillo across fourteen matches, while Hillcrest's Woolsey shone with a 67 and six birdies amid windy conditions.
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Gunboat Princeton Crumbling at Seattle Lake Washington Wharf
The Princeton, the gunboat once with Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay, is rusting at a Lake Washington wharf opposite Seattle. Built for 250000 in 1897, sold to a Seattle lawyer in 1919 for 36000, it later served as a training ship after being damaged near Samoa. The article notes its long decline since naval service and a shift toward private ownership.
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Amarillo Beats Lubbock In High-Scoring Sunday Baseball
Amarillo defeated Lubbock 15 to 5 in a game marked by errors but highlighted by stellar outfield plays from Ravey and Vaught and long homers by Curtis. Jackson stood out for Lubbock while injuries to Bassing er and Shepard worsened their lineup. the contest drew a record crowd.
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