Tiger Breaks Loose as Tigers Edge Senators in Late Rally
The Tigers break loose to win a series, clawing the Senators to 2 and handing the world champions their first two losses this season in one session. Detroit shows latent strength as Red Wingo slashes two triples and a single. Meanwhile the Athletics crush the Browns 32 to 1, widening the lead in the American League.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s box scores show Texas League games with Wichita Falls and Fort Worth securing wins. American and National Leagues featured matchups including Detroit and Philadelphia, with weather disruptions noted in Chicago and Pittsburgh as rain affected several contests.
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Miss Tornado Tops Coursing Meet At Amarillo
Erwin Hennershot’s dog Miss Tornado beat 13 greyhounds at the coursing grounds near the county farm before 200 fans. Black Damsel from Fort Worth was runner up in the final round as Amaryllis Willow Prim Sleepy Jack Will Bill Marie Zev Palo Duro Nigger Blue Pup Jim Ferguson Black Pup Miss Tornado Little Blonde and Flying Colors also competed.
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Evans Turns Back 6666 Producers Sunday 8 to 6
Special to The Ginher Panhandle May 25 Five Evans superb twirler for Panhandle added another victory to his stretch of wins yesterday as Panhandle defeated the 6666 Producers with Witt on the mound. The game was hard fought with two pitchers facing a hard hitting squad as Panhandle aims to develop a strong nine since the addition of Evans who is turning back win after win. Witt, who pitched yesterday for 6666, is also a strong pitcher for the Panhandle nine.
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Speedboat Triumph Over Train Captures Speed Record
The Speedboat Beats Train The Teaser owned by Richard F Hoyt tops the Twentieth Century Limited on a Albany to New York City round trip at 57.9 miles per hour, shown in a photo as it speedily glided into New York.
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Globe Readers Tout Evans in Panhandle Baseball Letter
A Globe Reader letter praises Mr Evans as a budding pitcher watched by major leagues. It recalls Fivans, Helm, Tankersley, and Beott, notes Amarillo as next, mentions Bucknell and Cincinnati players, and previews summer action with local teams and readers’ fan enthusiasm.
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Amarillo Edges Plainview 4 2 In Hard Fought Contest
In a closely played Sunday afternoon game Amarillo defeated Plainview 4 to 2. Sopher sparked the win with strong defense and Ravey from centerfield delivered key pegs home. Fans noted umpire calls as controversial and Plainview plans to invade Amarillo next Sunday.
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Amarillo Golf Club hosts Dalhart rivalries and Newby birdie spree
At the Amarillo Country Club Dwight Newby led with four consecutive birdies in a 34 nine hole score setting a new city record. Dalhart and Hooker players posted strong showings in team play with Mason 77, Voilesalan and Maggard among notable scorers.
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