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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
6
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New York reports a sweeping set of spring clashes with Western clubs. Connie Mack’s Athletics blasted the Browns for nineteen hits as Sam Gray and Gordon Cochrane led the wrecking of St Louis. Johnson paced the Senators in pursuit of the Athletics while Washington showcased a sharp defense. Boston beat Chicago in a high scoring 9 to 7 affair. The Cubs fell short vs Brooklyn as Hartnett’s homer pace faded. The Giants opened a four game series by beating Pittsburgh 4 to 0. Philadelphia toppled Brooklyn 9 to 1, with Hawkes driving in four. The Cardinals defeated the Braves 12 to 3 as Rogers Hornsby homered.
Vance pitched Brooklyn to a 5 to 4 victory over Chicago as the Cubs rallied in the ninth, Hartnett homered for Chicago in the eighth, but Brooklyn held on. Cooper pitched for Brooklyn with Brett and Hartnett behind the plate.
In Boston yesterday the Braves outslugged St Louis 12 to 8 in the first game of the series. Hornsby belted his ninth homer of the season, a long drive near center field. Sotheron relieved in the first inning for St Louis.
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 8 to 1 to open the series. May struggled to stop Hawks wild batting, allowing a fourth inning homer with one on and a fifth inning single with two on accounting for four runs. Batteries were May, Biemiller and Wingo for Philadelphia and Douglas, Carlson and Wilson for Cincinnati. In New York, the Mets beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Pirates errors helped New York score. Adams started for Pittsburgh and Morrison finished the contest.
Walter Johnson pitched brilliantly for Washington as the Senators beat Detroit 2 to 1. Detroit's only trouble came in the fifth inning when Blue singled Tavener walked Bassler doubled driving in the two runs for Washington.
A golf note by Fr. Martin emphasizes proper finish with hands raised to head level and elbows kept close. After follow-through the hands should lap the club, maintaining rhythm and avoiding opposition which spoils the swing. Proper hand height and elbow position improve drives.
Baseball notes describe a fast game where the Senators turned four double plays and the Tigers five as Amarillo's team leads Glendale's nine. Wa shington rallied with a late double play in a tense matchup while Detroit and St Louis games featured strong pitching and offense with Gray lasting through an eleventh inning thumb injury and Cochran hitting three homers for Philadelphia.
In Cleveland on May 22 the Yankees defeated the Indians 6 to 3. Shawkey held Cleveland to five hits while Speaker homered in the third to drive Jamison ahead. Batteries were Uhle and Myatt for Cleveland and Shawkey and Schang for New York.
Boston beat Chicago 9 to 7 after scoring five runs in the first and again taking the lead in the seventh with Blankenship failing to hold. Mangum, Blankenship, and Cvengros pitched for Boston as Chisago faced Faber and Mack.
Lupher pitched masterfully as Glendale held the Legion club to three hits while Cal Farley and the Lazion squad supported with fifteen singles. Over 200 attended despite bad weather as plans to tour the nation and return for the Winter league were noted.
Fort Worth wins 24 to 12 as Umpire Weir is escorted off by police after ordering Beara second baseman Gonzalez from the plate for knuckling. Kane leaves bases as the game collapses into a forfeit and replays end with Bob Couchman umpiring. San Antonio scene follows with Shreveport beating the Bulls 4 to 4 in a separate late game.
In Waco on May 22 Tanner Day led the team to a 12 to 5 victory over the Spudders. Deeby Fors blasted two home runs and a single, driving in five runs as Williams started for the Spudders and lasted four innings. Manager Pratt returned from a month’s injury absence and delivered a strong game, while Reid and Jonnard struggled for the Spudders.
Dana Fillingin returned from the Phillies to the Beaumont Exporters and shut down the Dallas Steers for most of the game. He allowed a ninth inning homer by Segrist but kept the rest of the lineup quiet as Beaumont won 8 to 3. Batteries: Fillingin, Bernsen, Erges, Zeigler, Billings.
Texas League games include Shreveport at Beaumont Fort Worth at Waco Dallas at Houston Wichita Falls at San Antonio. National League schedules Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York American League Chicago at New York Only game scheduled.
Scores from games across the region include Boston 12 St Louis 3 and Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 1. Other results show Detroit 2 Washington 6 Cleveland 32 New York 6 Chicago 7 Boston 9. Local matches include Fort Worth 24 San Antonio 12 and Houston 4 Longview 7. Paria 6 Tiler 2 Marshall Texarkana 9 Keenville 9, called in 10th on darkness. Sulphur Springs 8 Mount Pleasant 11.
A fragmented score list shows scores by city and team across several games. The text pairs cities like Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis Louisville Columbia Lincoln Des Moines St Joe Oklahoma City Omaha Denver Tulsa Wichita Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Birmingham New Orleans Little Rock Mobile Memphis with various scores, but the overall pairing is inconsistent and incomplete.
Johnson Street ward school captured the city ward baseball championship by defeating San Jacinto Polo Cats 324 to 14 as the sixth inning ended. Coaches Miss Frances Wyatt and Miss Marvy Evans led the Johnson Street team to a high-scoring win amid a wind storm. The victory was celebrated with ice cream for the players.
Amarillo's semi pro team dominated Glendale with Lupher on the mound and heavy hitting from Gibson Nicklaus and others. Glendale fell behind after the fifth as Amarillo tallied in each of the sixth and ninth innings. Glendale travels to Woodward for a series after the loss.
A merchant describes giving his wife Adlerika for stomach trouble with immediate improvement. The ad touts Adlerika as a pleasant fast acting intestinal evacuant that helps constipation in about an hour and does not gripe. Randall Drug Co.
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