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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
6
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The Tigers inch within one game of fourth place in the American League after a clean sweep of the Red Sox completing their sixth straight win. Washington beat Cleveland 7 2, and Philadelphia pitchers limited the Athletics 9 2. Whitehill pitched well for Detroit while Grantham paced St Louis with two homers in a 21 hit spree. Chicago whipped Cincinnati 9 1, and the Giants Robins schedule includes two doubleheaders in New York.
Reports from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York and Washington detail wins and key moments. Pirates overpower Cardinals 24 7ths and Hornsby homers. Lyons, White Sox, Huggins teams win with strong pitching. Washington defeats Philadelphia to trim AL lead. Tigers sweep Red Sox behind Whitehill.
Golf authors praise ribbed clubs for back spin and note the rising high pitch with run. The cut shot, favored by stars, uses downward from outside to inside to bend the ball right on drop. Hutchison reportedly can back spin by hooking. short swing and low finish essential for high or low shots.
Walter Crossett manager of U Drive halted the Athletics streak at nine by winning the last game of the series 9 to 2. Bush's smoke hall beat the Philadelphia Sluggers as Bush hit a homer in the eighth and Robertson added a fourth inning homer with runners on. St. Louis scored nine, Philadelphia four. Bush, Pixon, Walberg, Stokes, Baumgartner pitched.
In Fort Worth and Dallas reports, Curly Brown led Dallas to a 7 to 2 victory over Shreveport marking the seventh consecutive win. O'Brien contributed two doubles and a single as Dallas extended its home-day success. Pate’s pitching limited Spudders to scattered hits in a 7 to 4 win over the Tannermen. In Waco, Red Bird paced a 5 to 1 win over the Houston Buffs, with Kane and Foss homering for the Buffs while Bird impressed on the mound for Waco.
The Glove and Panhandle Hardware sponsor a city horseshoes contest behind their building inviting anyone to try. Entry costs 49 cents with a big prize possible as Sam Vaughn leads the field and Charley Bowden targets an early match against DA Park.
Texas League results include Fort Worth 7 over Wichita Falls 4 and Dallas 7 over Shreveport 4. In other matches Chicago 9 Cincinnati, St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 24, New York 1 Chicago 6. American Association Louisville 8 Kansas City 2, Minneapolis 13 Columbus 5, Milwaukee 3. Western League Neaver 7 St Joseph 4. Southern Association New Orleans 2 Little Rock 1, Chattanooga 6 Birmingham 5, Atlanta 12 Nashville 2, Mobile 2 Memphis 1. East Texas League Texarkana swept Greenville 15 9 4. Mount Pleasant Longview 5 Parts Marshall 7 Tyler 4.
The schedule lists games: Wichita Falls at Beaumont, Fort Worth at Houston, Dallas at San Antonio, Shreveport at Waco, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Boston, American League New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia. A stray ad touts Kist fruit frozen suckers as refreshing and healthful for kids.
Teddy Nicklaus recovers form to pitch Amarillo to a hard fought win with ten strikeouts. Branch Anderson returns to work out and earns training invite to join the mound lineup alongside Lupher Nicklaus and others. Panhandle sports note contrasts with golf and local scores.
Notice from common school district No 1 sets June 27 1925 at 2 pm as bid deadline for a building project. Bids require a 150 dollar bid bond. Plans and specs available at the county superintendent’s office. Trustees of District No 1 sign the notice dated June 21 23 24.
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