Collins Elected Head of Tri-State Field Trials
F T Collins of Amarillo was elected president of the Tri-State Field Trials association at the Amarillo hotel. Dates August 12, 13 and 14 were set for the first annual trials in the Panhandle prairie chicken country. Charles Allen, Amarillo, named vice president with JL Shaw on publicity.
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JL. C. Shaw
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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L. C. Shaw
Job Ames
Wheeler
Canadian
McLean
Texas League scores and upcoming games
Yesterday's results show Beaumont 8 Dallas 5, Galveston 5 Fort Worth 1, Houston 6 Wichita Falls 2, San Antonio 4 Shreveport 0. Today Galveston hosts Wichita Falls, Fort Worth visits Houston, Shreveport plays Beaumont, Dallas meets San Antonio.
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Dallas
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Fort Worth
Houston
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Shreveport
Baseball scores and schedule brief
American League results show Washington 5 Philadelphia 0 and Boston 8 New York 5 while Chicago 4 and Cleveland 7 finished ten innings. Rain affected St Louis at Chicago with Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Boston on the slate.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From National and Regional Leagues
National League results include New York 1 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 2 with multiple games listed. Southern Association shows New Orleans 7 Little Rock 5 and Birmingham 10 Atlanta 7 Nashville 8 Memphis 6. Pacific Coast League totals Salt Lake 18 Los Angeles 4 Vernon 11 Portland 5 Sacramento 3 Oakland 2 San Francisco 3 Seattle 4. American Association notes Indianapolis 6 Columbus 7 Louisville 1 Toledo 2 with only two games scheduled. Texas League results Greenville 15 Mount Pleasant 11 Paris 0 Longview 3 Texarkana 2 Sulphur Springs 3 Tyler 4 Marshall 1. Western League Kansas City 2 Oklahoma City 5. Lincoln Des Moines and Denver Omaha games listed with rain.
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Senators Homecoming Doubleheader Shuts Out in One, Narrow Loss
In Washington yesterday a doubleheader ended 5 0 for Washington and 1 0 for Philadelphia. President Coolidge attended the homecoming game with an estimated 25 000 fans. In Boston the Yankees lost 8 5 to the Red Sox, while Chicago beat Cleveland 7 4 in ten innings.
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Rommel
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Martina
A Sure Record Breaker Glenn Hartranft From Stamford
California stars highlight Olympic hopes with Glenn Hartranft of Stamford University as a top weight thrower. He aims to break the shot put record and near the discus mark, boasting a 10 second 100 yards and 15. two fifth in hurdles. He could win two Olympic events, after strong practice marks near world records.
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Charlie Paddock
the Comet
Helen Wills
Glenn Hartranft
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Sam
Ralph Rose
Jim Duncan
Hartranft
Galveston Wins 5-1 as Crumpler Dominates, Kraft Homers
Crumpler controlled the Cats yesterday as Galveston beat Fort Worth 5 to 1. Kraft hit his twenty third homer of the season in the second inning for Fort Worth’s lone score.
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Lenglen Dominates Wightman in Wimbledon Triumph
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, world women’s lawn tennis champion, crushed Mrs. George Wightman of Boston 6-0 6-0 in the Wimbledon women’s singles on center court. Miss Helen Wills, American champion, beat Mrs. Edington of England 6-2 6-2.
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George Wightman
Boston
Helen Wills
Edington England
Baseball scores from June 26 27 across league games
Pittsburgh beat Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as Morrison outdueled Aldridge. New York defeated Boston 8 to 1 with the Barnes brothers knocked out of the box. Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 after bunched hits in the last inning. St Louis edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in ten innings on Mueller’s triple and Blades sacrifice fly. Try a Daily Globe want ad.
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Pirates Rise From Obscurity To Spotlight After Streak
New York June 27 Pittsburgh moves from the crowded pack to the spotlight as they win ten of fourteen, edging Cubs 2 1. The Pirates close in on third place while Giants pull further ahead. Other results include Brooklyn’s loss, and Boston toppling the Yankees in a decisive 18 5 defeat.
United States wins fencing foil matches over Holland
The U S team defeats Holland in Paris in the Olympic fencing foils competition. The United States wins ten matches to six.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Holland
GOLF MATCHES TIE AS BARBECUE FUND RAISES TEMPTING BID
In a regional golf report Bill Brown notes two teams Fisk Fascisti and Maggard Maulers remain tied on points at noon. Captain Maggard and Captain Fisk may face a playoff. Yesterday's results include Hoover over Granberry Orr over McKnight Brown over Greenhill Hanson over Hardin Wilson over Madden Gatton over Roberts Parcells over J Neeley Beasley over D Neeley Threatt over None Saunders over Neeley Edwards over Dr Roach Sampson over Newbold Gatton shot 77 the best score.
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J S Makes Clean Sweep of Olympic Rifle Shoot
Chalons France June 27 The United States Olympic rifle team won the remaining event the 800 meter shoot completing a clean sweep Haiti placed second France third The Americans total 676 across 400 600 and 800 meter events with individual scores Morris Fisher 44 Walter Stokes 40 Raymond Coulter 40 Linet Hinds 41 J W Crockett 41
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Washington, D. C
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J. W. Crockett
District of Columbia National Guard
Greb Wins Over Moore as Stribling Decisions Loughran
New York report notes Harry Greb defends his 160 pound title by defeating Ted Moore at Yankee Stadium in fifteen rounds. The crowd of 60 000 cheers the English challenger's grit while William Stribling beats Tommy Loughran in six rounds amid protest. Gene Tunney stops Ermino Spalla in seven rounds after Spalla shows early resilience and a damaging cut to the eye.
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Ko” Loughran
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