Broncos Seize Chance In 11-4 Loss Sets Up 4 PM Make-Up
Denver faces Amarillo at Texan Park after an afternoon game delayed by rain. The Bruins beat the Broncs 11 to 4 yesterday as Denver’s bats tried to rally behind Jolley and Carroway while Te xan Park’s groundskeeper predicted a dry field for the 4 o clock rematch. Tomorrow brings a three game set with Des Moines arriving.
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Carraway
Jim Jolley
Bears
Des Moines Demons
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Abrhpore Kelly
Regen
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Witton
Amarillo
Swansboro
Gunther
Kelly
Parker
Adams
Bearcan
Wilson
Fiedier
Payne
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Nufer
Carroll
Steuland
Carroway
Zinn's 14th win as Blues top Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Jimmy Zinn earned his 14th win of the year guiding the Kansas City Blues to a 13 to 5 victory over the St. Paul Saints. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 7 to 3 with Jomnard striking out eight. Toledo Mud Hens beat Louisville 5 to 3 while Indianapolis Indians powered past Columbus 5 to 2 with four early innings.
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Indians
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Yde
Texans Set For Intercollegiate Tennis Round Matches
Overcast skies threaten the third and fourth round matches at Merion Cricket club Haverford Pa. Berkeley Bell of Texas faces McCook Reed of Yale and Louis Ferguson of Texas meets Elwood G Taranguole of New York University. Harris Covgeshall of Grinnell plays Hugh Dunlop of Texas.
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Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Berkeley
Rain Delays All England Tennis Matches In London
Rain halted play at Wimbledon Stadium at 2 30 p m today during the All England championships. Americans W T Tilden and George Lott were in the second round of the men's singles when the suspension occurred.
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United Pres
Wimbledon Stadium
England
W. T. Tilden
George Lott
Weekend visit for Keys party includes relatives
Dr and Mrs Keys spent the weekend in Carlsbad with Dr Keys mother coming from Murray Kentucky and Mrs J T Holland who joined them to Roswell and stayed with her son over the weekend.
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Mrs. Keys
Carlsbad
Dr. Keys
Murray
Kentucky
J. T. Holland
Roswell
Baseball Schedules and Scores From Western and National Leagues
Yesterday results show Denver beat Amarillo 11 to 4 and New York defeated Philadelphia 12 to 8 in the National League. In the American League Chicago beat Detroit and Cleveland edged St Louis as Brooklyn toppled Boston 9 to 3. Other scores include Philadelphia 4 2 Washington 3 7 and St Louis 5 Cincinnati 2 with several games yet to be played. In the Texas League Dallas topped San Antonio 6 to 11 and Wichita Falls won 7 to 2 while Fort Worth lost to Houston 1 7 and Shreveport beat Waco 16 to 5. American Association action saw Indianapolis defeat Columbus 5 2 and Milwaukee down St Paul 7 3. Toledo beat Lewisville 8 5 and Kansas City routed Minneapolis 13 to 6.
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Wichita
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Chicago
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Reds Slump Puts Pressure On Team To Break Losing Streak
Cincinnati faces a critical stretch after a 10 losses in 12 games slide as Jack Hendricks' Reds chase a second division berth. The club fell 5 2 to Philadelphia with Eppa Rixey strong into the eleventh before a late Cardinal rally. Giants rise to second with wins over Philadelphia, while Dodgers thump Boston as Del Bissonetta ties for home runs.
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Reds
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Chick Hafey
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Eppa Rixey
Jess Haines
Jim Bottomley
Frank Merriwell
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Wennie Manush
Lou Blue
Luke Sewell
Baseball Leaders And Notes From The Majors
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press include top batting averages runs batted in and hits for both leagues through June 25. Notable names: Hornsby Bottomley Ruth Pipgras and Manush lead in various categories. Miss Ethel Johnson of Wichita Falls visits family before heading to Denver and Boulder with cousin Nadine.
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Yorke
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Manush
Rice
Sweeney
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Ethel Johnson
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Nadine
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Boulder
Mid Western golfers off to bad start in Trans Miss golf
Des Moines June 26 After a gruelling first qualifying round in a gale for the Trans Miss golf championship the field renews its bid for Johnny Goodmans title at Wakanda Links. Omaha youth Good man trails by six strokes behind leader W S Medart of St Louis with seventeen others ahead and nine tied with him.
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Des Moines
Johnny Goodman
Wakanda Links
Omaha
W. S. Medart
St. Louis
Babe Hunt Wins Oklahoma Heavyweight Title In Tulsa
Babe Hunt, a 20 year old from the oil fields, retained the official Oklahoma heavyweight title by knocking out Tiny Roebuck in the second round of a ten round bout in Tulsa. Hunt, nicknamed the Dempsey of the petroleum country, weighed 185 pounds and delivered a decisive blow to Roebuck, the former Haskell Institute football star, sending him to the canvas.
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Okla
Oklahoma
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Dempsey
Haskell Institute
Espinosa Nears Mid-America Open Crown at Lakewood
Al Espinosa Cuban from Chicago holds a six stroke lead over 63 qualifiers as the final 36 holes commence at Lakewood Country Club. He posted a Lakewood record 48 plus a 74 for 142 total over 26 holes, with Leo Diegel, Archie Compston and Walter Hagen among tight contenders for the prize.
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al Espinosa
Chicago
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Repinosa
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White Plains
N. Y
Archie Compston
Great Britain
Walter Hazen
New York
D Lavender Low in Tourney at Brownwood
Dennis Lavender of Stamford led the Brownwood Country Club invitation qualifiers with a 78, followed by Dudley Raines 79 and D A Chapin 80. In other games, the Des Moines Demons were shut out until the ninth, Oklahoma City rallied for two runs in the ninth to win 7 6, and the Denver Bears defeated Amarillo 11 4 behind sharp fielding and 11 hits.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Dennis Lavender
Stamford
West Texas Golf Association
Des Moines Demons
Oklahoma City
Denver Bears
Amarillo
Jim Jolley
Bears
Stroner Hits 21st Homer of Western League Season
Wichita third baseman Stroner added his 21st home run of the season in a 2 0 victory over Pueblo. Clanton contributed the other score with a first baseman homer as Shanlin pitched four infield hits allowed. Tulsa rallied in the ninth to beat Omaha 5 2.
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