Quinn Lets Tiers Off Easy In Baseball Victory
Hazelton native Jack Quinn, pitching for the Philadelphia Athletics, improved to 1-0 after a rough debut, while the Athletics beat Stoner's team 5 to 1. The Yankees stretch winning streak to six with a 5 to 3 win over the White Sox. Tris Speaker and Joe Sewell power the Indians to a 12 to or 12 to something. The Reds beat the Giants as Carl Mays hurls a full game. Pittsburgh wins in 12 innings as Waner, Wright, and Cuyier spark the comeback. The Cubs rally past Philadelphia 9 to 6 behind a late Traynor sacrifice fly. The Cardinals extend their streak to six by defeating the Boston Braves 6 to 5. Jim Dovomiey adds another homer for the league leaders.
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Wespack Fertilizer Ad For Lawn And Shrubbery
Local ad promotes Wespack fertilizer for lawn and shrubbery with a contact phone number 31 for inquiries or orders.
Big and Fast Athletes of Track and Field’s Power Set
The era’s largest and swiftest stars blend size with speed. Catch Gates of Princeton excels in sprinting and weight events, while “Truck” Miller of Harvard shines as a sprinter and ball carrier. Emerson Norton and Tony Plansky showcase power and athletic reach, with Norton vaulting and sprinting prowess. Earl Thompson weighs 200 and runs 14 2-5. Tiny Fartrans blasts 51 feet in the shot and runs ten flat.
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Charley Hoff
Earl Thompson
Truck” Miller
Baseball today highlighted American and National League matchups
The schedule lists AL games with Chicago at New York, St Louis at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, and NL games Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, and New York at Cincinnati.
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Golfers in lettuce salad altercation urged to report
Report the incident at the golf course edge where a golfer played his ball through a lettuce salad while lunching near the greens. The matter should be reported to the greens committee chair.
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Greens Committee
Resolution Approving Engineer's Roll for East Third Street Improvement
City of Amarillo adopts and approves the engineer's roll detailing property owners front feet and assessment amounts for East Third Street improvements from Fillmore to Grant. A hearing is set for June 1, 1926 at 7 30 PM in City Hall Commission Room for abutting owners and railway interests to protest or object.
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Ampring Metros Face Panhandle Oilers in Confidence Check
Ampring manager Letty Middleton warns his Panhandle rivals about overconfidence as the Metros prepare for a Sunday clash with Panhandle Oilers. Middleton has them training daily at Gasser Park after back to back wins, while Panhandle skipper Mac Giensen plans to start Oklahoma ace Jelly Allen against Amarillo.
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College Matters and Track Tales From Amarillo 1926
Resolution notices in Amarillo set hearings on improvements with strict procedures and liens. A college sports column discusses the 440 and 220 events, noting Michigan, Ohio State, Harvard, Yale, and Cambridge athletes, plus past games and upcoming intercollegiate races and rowing.
Mantell Questions Parelli Courage in Belt Challenge
Dutch Mantell accuses middleweight champion Joe Parelli of being a quitter if he will not put his world belt on the line for a $1000 guarantee. Mantell vows to take the belt to a safe distance if Parelli appears and asserts he can beat him with both hands. A $500 stake was posted and wires sent to Parelli and manager John McIntosh in El Paso with no reply by 10 this morning as Mantell trains hard on the road.
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Dan O Neil Dies Noted Baseball Official in East
Dan O Neil president of the Eastern baseball league and a national arbitration board member died in Holyoke Mass after a week of illness. A colorful figure in baseball politics and harness racing he helped shape many rules through his long career as player captain manager owner and league president. He emigrated from Ireland with his parents in the 1860s.
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Ireland
Baseball Results From Yesterday in Texas and Major Leagues
Scores show Wichita Falls beat Dallas 8 to 4 and Shreveport defeated Fort Worth 12 to 5. Beaumont fell to Houston 1 to 2, San Antonio edged Waco 8 to 9, and multiple major league games featured high totals including Chicago 38 New York 5 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 7.
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Yale Favorite in Leader Cup Match Says Wheel
Open water separates the shells as Yale, buoyed by a length of successes, is seen as the slight favorite in the Leader coached boat race.
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Two College Boys Enter Race at the Nat
W R Fisher suse and Milt Hatfield of Lincoln Nebraska enter the fifty yard free for all race at the Nat eight o'clock Wednesday night. Both have won prizes in college and university competition and are considered likely winners as other swimmers join. An exhibition of fancy diving accompanies the event. Admission 25 and 50 cents includes swimming privileges.
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American golf team loses all foursomes to Moles at Woking
The American Walker Cup stars dropped all five foursomes this morning at Woking England against ten British golfers nicknamed the Moles.
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