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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

9

Base Hit Rains as Senators, Indians Fend in 12 Innings

The Senators outslugged the Cleveland Indians 11 to 10 in 12 innings in Washington. Al Crowder earned the win over Mel Harder as the teams combined for 43 hits and 51 bases, tying the pace behind the Yankees in the AL.

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Baseball standings from American and Southern associations

The American Association results show Minneapolis 12 at Kansas City 5 and St. Paul 2 at Milwaukee 6 with multiple scores across Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus. The Southern Association lists Atlanta 8-3 over Memphis 5-2 and Nashville 10 Birmingham 3 as well as Chattanooga 6 and Little Rock 6 Knoxville 5. Pacific Coast League reports Missions 8 Los Angeles 6 and Seattle 11 Oakland 5 with Hollywood 2 San Francisco 3 and Portland at Sacramento night.

American Association Minneapolis Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Southern Association Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock Knoxville Pacific Coast League Missions Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco Seattle Oakland Portland Sacramento

Enid Wilson Reaches Semi Finals in Golf

Enid Wilson, twice British women’s champion, advances to the semi finals at Gleneagles by beating Mrs. A Clement 4 and 3. Diana Fishwick joins semis after defeating Nan Steel Baird 3 and 1. Diana Plumpton beats Barbara Daniell 1 up in 19 holes. Doris Park, medalist, edges Phyllis Wade 1 up 20 holes. Also note: London Underground installs season ticket machines testing coins and issuing tickets.

Gleneagles Scotland U.P Enid Wilson Doris Park Phyllis Wade

Texas Baseball Standings See Shifts After Midweek Losses

Texas League leaders the Buffaloes fall 1 to 2 to Oklahoma City Indians as Galveston Buccaneers drop 1 to 8 to Tulsa Oilers. San Antonio Missions win 14 to 11 over Fort Worth Cats to secure fourth place. Happ Morse's Dallas Steers lose 5 to 7 to Beaumont Exporters, dropping to sixth.

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Baseball recap notes with hitting and pitching details

Brown 3 in 1 Stewart 11 in 5 Burke 1 met Weaver 4 in 1 Rus sell 0 in 1 McAfee 0 in 2 Hit By Stewart Vésmik McAfee Averill Winning pitcher Crowder Losing pitcher Harder Amypires Van Graflan end Owens Time of game t 44.

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Harris Still Sees Yankees as AL Contenders

Detroit manager Bucky Harris says the New York Yankees are the team to beat in the American League despite a slower start. He expects a tight race with Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and Boston all strong, noting Detroit sits seventh in hitting and eighth in fielding while praising pitching across the league.

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Senators edge Red Sox in 12th as Kuhtl drives five

Joe Kuhtl singled in the 12th inning to break the game open and added a homer and a triple with four other hits, driving in five. Johnny Frederick collected four singles for the Brooklyn victory with two RBIs in the ninth. Carl Reynolds hit a bases loaded single in the 11th to win for Cleveland.

Joe Kuhtl Senators Johnny Frederick Brooklyn Carl Reynolds Browns

Golf and Tennis Stars Vie for Conference Titles

Fort Worth Texas May 17. College golf and tennis stars begin the annual conference tournament tomorrow. Rice captain Quinn Connelley leads the Rice tennis team into singles. Texas with Penick coaching faces Rice and others in a bid to claim the title. Meadowbrook course hosts the golf rounds with U M G and Texas among early qualifiers. Final plans announced by TCU tennis coach FE W McDiarmid and golf tourney director Bear Wolf.

Fort Worth Tex U.P. College Stars Quinn Connelley Rice Hess Holden Ater Tulane University of Texas Dennis Lavender O'Hara Watts FE. W McDiarmid Raymond Bear) Wolf

New ruling may owe Rice big fullback

The Houston Post reports Gordon Nicholson, a large fullback at Rice Institute, will be eligible next fall after a Southwest Conference athletics committee ruling. The panel discounted past participation to grant him eligibility, a move that could affect the 1933 title race.

Houston The Houston Post Gordon Nicholson Rice Institute Nicholson Rice Southwest Conference

Ruling Affects Nicholson Eligibility For Rice Texas A&I Game

Nicholson played as a sophomore in 1930 for the Class B Rice team that faced Texas A I here. The recent ruling could have cost him a season of eligibility if the game counted as varsity. It is unclear whether Nicholson will return to play, and Texas University may have players affected by the same ruling.

Nicholson Rice Texas A. & I Texas University

Cunningham Makes Unofficial 660 Yard Record

Lawrence May 17 Glenn Cunningham set an unofficial mark in the 660 yard run today. The performance occurred during an amateur track event in Lawrence.

Cunningham

Cunningham Sets Unopposed KU Distance Mark

University of Kansas distance ace Cunningham ran the distance in 1 minute 19.16 seconds without opposition. Record books show the previous best of 1 minute 20.4 seconds set in 1914 by H. Baker.

Cunningham University of Kansas H. Baker

Plead Against Ads On Parked Autos in Amarillo

More than 40 Amarillo businessmen and county officials petition the city commission to ban advertising signs on vehicles parked around the courthouse square. The petition was presented Tuesday night and referred to corporation counsel after being taken under advisement.

Amarillo City Commission Ross D. Rogers Corporation Counsel

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