Connie's Men Lag Behind Yankees In Early Season Shuffle
The Nationals and Robins drift in the standings behind the pace of the Cardinals and Yankees. Washington climbs from a rough start to sit fourth, three and a half games back, as pitching and hitting improve. Brooklyn’s Robins rebound with Dodger strength, beating the Braves and moving up to third, while the Giants seize second after a 7 6 win over Philadelphia.
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Andy Payne Lifts Mortgage On Homestead
Vinita Oklahoma June 27 United Press reports Andy Payne noted as a well known athlete has lifted the eight year old mortgage on his parents farm home. Officials refused to disclose the loan amount but said the move puts the family ahead and comes after a past setback when the farmhouse burned five years ago.
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American S.M. Mallory Loses At Wimbledon In Five Set Match
Miss L Dickerton defeated Mrs Molla Mallory 6-3 4-6 6-4 at Wimbledon as rain delayed the finish of the first set. Hennessey and Wilbur Coen advanced to the third round while Earhart Wills and other notable figures watched from the stands.
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Bettencourt Homer Helps Browns Even Series With Indians
In a 6 to 3 win over the Cleveland Indians, Larry Bettencourt hit a grand slam as the Browns evened the series. The Detroit Tigers lost 5 to 2 to the Chicago White Sox amid a roster shakeup after Harry Heilmann sat. A man in Ireland named Harold R. Brown, 25, died instantly after breaking his neck when he fell in a garden hole.
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Indian Hills Invite Golf Tourney Set to Start July 7
Indian Hills owners announce the annual Indian Hills Invitation golf tournament begins Saturday July 7 with qualifying that week. Entry is $2, prizes awarded for top finishers across at least four flights and consolation winners. Two weeks of play allowed per entry with two weeks free use of the course, plus potential road cooperation from Oklahoma Panhandle officials. Local residents and businesses assist in backing the event amid regional support.
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Miss Turpie Still Going Good in Meet
The Trans Misssissippi Women’s Golf tournament at Minneapolis narrows to a trio as Marion Turpie of New Orleans repeats her 84 medal score. Miriam Burns Horn of Kansas City and other favorites vie for the title with wins by Mrs. D. S. Veatch, Mrs. R. F. E. Drennan, Clara Woolridge and Mrs. Thomas Harrington in the day’s signal matchups.
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Amarillo to Liberal Road Meet Planned
A meeting to organize the Amarillo to Liberal Highway association will be held at Grover in the coming days. J. R. Gant, chairman, says the group aims to push an improved highway along the Rock Island right of way from Amarillo to Liberal to boost regional business.
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Western League Summary Sees Leaders Hold Ground
Oklahoma City led the Western League in the first half with 60 wins as Des Moines trails with 30s. Wichita fell to Pueblo 3 to 6, Tulsa won its sixth straight 7 to 4 over Omaha, Amarillo beat Denver 3 to 2 amid a protest over a disputed fly ball call.
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