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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
8
The Golden Sandstorm Fort Worth Central high series starts tomorrow afternoon with a doubleheader on Saturday. Eli Curtis is the only listed injury, while Teddy Nicklaus of Amarillo faces Central High pitcher Boiles. Admission is 75 and 25 cents.
Beaumont 2 Dallas 2. Houston 14 Wichita Falls 1. San Antonio 3 Shreveport 2. Galveston 6 Fort Worth 5. Schedule today features Fort Worth at Galveston, Wichita Falls at Houston, Dallas at Beaumont, Shreveport at San Antonio.
Boston beat Detroit 5 to 4 while several games were postponed due to rain. Tonight Chicago visits Philadelphia as St. Louis travels to Washington and Cleveland visits New York. Detroit plays Boston in a resumed schedule with remaining matchups on the slate.
Yesterday results across the National League American Association Western League Southern Association and Pacific Coast League include St Louis 8 Boston 5 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 9 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 8 New York 10 with upcoming matchups New York at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and others. Minor league scores show Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 11 St Paul 12 Milwaukee 10 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 Louisville 2 Toledo 4 Wichita 5 Oklahoma City 9 Omaha 2 Lincoln 9 St Joseph 4 Tulsa 7 Des Moines 5 Denver 7 Mobile 9 Memphis 1 New Orleans 8 Little Rock 9 Birmingham 11 Nashville 14 San Francisco 8 Salt Lake 3 Seattle 1 Vernon 9 Los Angeles 6 Sacramento 2 Portland 3 Oakland 1.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 6 to seize first place as Brooklyn beat Cincinnati. Batteries for Chicago were Alexander and Hartnett. for Philadelphia Ring and Wilson. Score by innings shows Chicago 5 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 and Philadelphia 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 6.
Boston defeated Detroit 5 to 4 in yesterday's game, extending its streak to five consecutive victories and bringing its record to 13 wins in 16 starts. Pitchers were Collins and Bassler for Detroit, Quinn and Q'Neil for Boston. Detroit led 4-0 before Boston rallied for six runs in the final innings.
Georges Carpentier lands in New York aboard the Majestic with manager Billy Gibson to discuss a June week bout with Gene Tunney after a prior contract with Gibson. The meeting underscores tensions over arranging matches and the hint of a possible solo clash with Gibson ahead of the Tunney date.
The Memphis Chamber of Commerce offers a $50 prize to the town or city whose delegation at the Colorado Gulf Highway meeting in Memphis on June 6 7 attains the highest attendance. Teams from as far north as Denver and south to Brownwood must register by 10 AM June 6. Delegations expected. Memphis hotels reserved. Auto races on June 7 appeal to over 30 entrants. C Harker and J A Wilkoff were in Memphis coordinating plans.
Jackson P. Ralston international law expert from Washington cites the old King can do no wrong theory as misused to justify war. He told the Woman's International League for Peace summer school in Chicago that no war ever fought was a legal war.
Miss Helen Wills, America's youthful lawn tennis champion, opened in London at Surbiton with a win over Davis Cup player P. D. B. Spence of South Africa, taking six games in each set and winning 6-2 6-4.
New York reports Chicago leapt to first place in the National League by a surprise win as Grover Alexander pitched the Cubs to an eight to six victory over Philadelphia. Ernie Osborne debuted with a 9 2 win for the Reds. The Giants beat the Pirates ten to eight without manager McGraw, leaving the top three teams within a half game. Boston closed within a half game of the Yankees after a 5 4 win over Detroit.
Ed Strangler Lewis retained the world heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Renato Gardini of Italy in Philadelphia last night. Gardini claimed the Italian championship but failed to take the world crown.
Dallas and Beaumont split a seven inning game 2 2 with Love ejected after disputing a call. Batteries listed for each side include Dallas Love Mitchell Lingle Beaumont Moon Jacobus Wirts. Galveston beat Fort Worth 6 5 with strong hitting and wrangling. batteries Fort Worth Johns Reid Bischoff Galveston Graham Weaver Morrow. Houston defeated Wichita Falls 14 8 as Morgan Hodges and Jonnard noted. Buffaloes shutout Spudders. San Antonio won 3 9 over Shreveport with Bravoids three bagger driving in Gross. Rowland and Winters Warwick also listed.
Mrs. Phee be K Warner chairs Claude committee with Landon Coak and Mrs. Ida M Thomas named to assist as part of the Panhandle Pen Points project. Miss Ruby Cook McLean leads the Panhandle Pen Women’s club in gathering material for a sixty page Amarillo Globe edition edited August 15. Every town with a pen woman is to be represented in this big Globe edition.
Motions overruled and cases submitted include Hagins versus Wilson from Dickens Wheeler versus Stone Wichita registrations Fort Worth & Denver losses and reversed remanded decisions. Entries name numerous parties and originating counties including Dallas Deaf Smith Donley and Lubbock with dates and submissions.
Contest invites guesses on opening day attendance at Harding's ranch on May 25. Entries must be sent by next Monday with closing on Friday night May 30. Manager H Harding oversees the свое event.
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