Amarillo Sandstorm Set To Battle Pampa Harvesters
The Amarillo Golden Sandstorm, with four regulars injured, faces the Pampa Harvesters at Bivins Stadium at 4 pm tomorrow. Coach Hays seeks medical guidance as rallies energize fans while lineup hints and hopes for a brighter future drive the team.
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Slogans of Courage on Texas Locker Room Walls
The Texas Longhorns dressing room walls feature orange and white placards urging players to Fight Fight Fight and Longhorns Fight as coaches stress motivational slogans. Displays include Theodore Roosevelt lines and messages like A Team That Won't Be Licked Can't Be Licked and The Runner Who Hesitates Is Lost.
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Baseball scores and horse Rex at the Fair
Yesterday results include National games as Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 6 to 5, St Louis 4 over Detroit, Chicago 3 to 0 over Cleveland, Boston 3 over Washington. Pacific Coast results show San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 8, Vernon 3 Oakland 6, Sacramento 7 Seattle 5, Salt Lake 10 Portland 9. National League matchups St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. American League New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston. Rex the famous horse appears at the Fair on Monday.
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World Series Performers for Pirates Highlight Veterans
The Pirates' World Series lineup features Earl Smith a nine year major leaguer with a .300 career mark for Pittsburgh born Hot Springs Arkansas 28. Johnny Gooch Smyrna Tennessee 1899 fifth season behind the plate for Pittsburgh and versatile at bat. Emil Yde Great Lakes Illinois lefthander star with six foot frame and 175 pounds born 1901. H Lee Meadows Oxford North Carolina 1894 veteran pitcher in his eleventh big league season. Morrison John Dewey Jughandle Morrison Pillerville Kentucky veteran right hander age 29 with 63 wins 47 losses through 1924. Stuffy MeInnis Gloucester Massachusetts famed Pirates first baseman age 35. Stuffy MeInnis remembered as part of the famed 100000 infield with Eddie Collins Frank Baker Jack Barry and others. The piece outlines career arcs from the Giants to Pittsburgh and notes winter occupations and scouting details.
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Kremer Sails With Pirates Amid Pro Debut, Long Career
Ray Kremer, a Pirates staff stalwart in the pennant drive, is in his second year of Major League action after a long pro career beginning in 1914. He was acquired from Oak Forest.
Brothers Jones duel on gridiron paths across schools
The Jones brothers Tad and Howard dominate football lore as coaches of Yale and USC respectively. Howard, now at USC in California after Iowa, plans to clash with Stanford while Tad, at Yale, aims for undefeated runs against major rivals. Their Yale Harvard battles and prior upsets frame a storied family rivalry.
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McInnis Baseball Career Highlights and Trades
The text notes a player valued for gifts yet marked by one costly error in a long season. Boston traded him to Cleveland in 1922 for Joe Harris and Elmer Smith. later he joined the Braves before a salary dispute led to Pittsburgh signing. He played in four World Series, three with Philadelphia and one with Boston, and helped his teams win pennants.
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Senators Have Strong Reserves for Series Against Giants
Washington, led by manager Stanley Harris, fields a deep bench of veterans and youngsters ready to step in for any regular in the World Series. The Senators boast Scott, Peckinpaugh, Leibold, Harris, Marberry, and a left field of depth, while Pittsburgh counters with McInnis, Thompson, Morrison, Bighbee, and Morrison on the mound, with Adams and Sheehan as relief options.
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Stuffy) McInnis
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Billy Disch to See World Series Honored by Students
Austin Oct 2 Coach Billy Disch veteran Texas baseball mentor will see the World Series between the Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates. Students and admirers raised a fund under the Longhorn baseball team to send him east to view the games in recognition of his thirteen conference championships over fourteen years.
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Tactful Texan on Tri-State fair directors and odd notes
A column of humorous asides recounts Tri-State fair weather luck with rain shortages and a near six thousand simpleons sum. It riffs on local life from yacht clubs on Tyler Street to Betsy the cow and cantaloupe leagues, ending with a quip about a bear in the yard and a child’s mischief.
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