Lobo Buffalo Rivalry Set For October 17 Clash
Special to The Glote reports West Texas border mascots collide as Canyon hosts the fourth annual Buffalo vs Lobo game on October 17. The Lobos lead series two games to one with scores 12 to 6 and 22 to 8.
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Henry Reed Ends Role as Wrestling Promoter
Henry Reed announces he will not handle promotion for Cal Farley this year due to time demands. Reed and Farley have had a friendly relationship, and Farley awaits a new manager and promoter after receiving challenges from Teddy Waters of Childress for an upcoming match.
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Miami High Grid Team Aims for District Finals
Special to The Globe reports Miami High School coached by John O. Stovall plans to reach district finals after beating Wheeler 12 to 0 and shutting out Shamrock 22 to 0. The well trained squad and local businessmen back the team as the season heats up.
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How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
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Peckinpaugh Powers Senators In Drive To Repeat Pennants
Roger Peckinpaugh, veteran shortstop of the Washington Senators, anchors their defense and supplies clutch hitting as the team pursues back to back pennants. His defense after a Charley horse and his timely doubles in crucial games highlight a season of versatile play and leadership.
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Coveleskie and Ferguson Shine in World Series Picture
Coveleskie, a Pittsburgh coal region product, aims to be Cleveland’s key in the title series after a 20 win season and World Series heroics against Brooklyn. Ferguson, a Bloomfield NJ native, joins Washington late in the year, contributing four decisive wins and sharing pitching duties with Johnson.
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Dutch Reuther Emerges as Key Pitcher in Nationals Pennant Run
Walter Dutch Reuther, a temperamental left hander with a storied career across five clubs, has become a mainstay for the Washington Nationals. After a notable 1919 season with Cincinnati and a World Series appearance against Chicago, Reuther joined Washington from Brooklyn, helping the pennant push. His majors began with Pittsburgh in 1913, though he did not play then, and he soon established himself as a steady twirler behind Johnson and Coveleskie in pitching rank.
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Severeid strengthens Senators after long Browns service
Hank Severeid, after eleven years with the St. Louis Browns, joined Washington this season in a trade for George Mogridge and Hargrave. The catcher pinch hit effectively for Muddy Ruel, contributing both at the plate and in relief duties as the Nationals sought batting support after a slump in the World Series.
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Texas Crippled For Vanderbilt Grid Tilt
The Texas Longhorns face Vanderbilt with two first string losses for the game at Nashville. Stalker and Higgins out with injuries, Estes likely to fill Stalker, Moore or Homan to replace Higgins. Texas hopes to improve line play to stop Vanderbilt backs in the big early season test.
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Veteran St. Louis slugger Severeid turns 64
The St. Louis player Severeid, a Story City Iowa native, reached his 64th birthday in 1914. He bats and throws right handed, reflecting his seasoned versatility as a baseball figure of the era.
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Moon Harris and Bobby Veach Join Washington in World Series
Baseball note profiles Joseph Moon Harris and Robert Bobby Veach as key additions to the Washington Senators for the championship run. Harris, versatile from right field to first base, rose after a Boston trade and prior stints with Cleveland. Veach, a lifelong lefty bat in Detroit and Boston, brings a .310 career average and veteran presence to the lineup.
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Moon" Harris
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Deacon Scott Calls On Veteran Fielding In Sixth World Series
Scott the veteran shortstop kept the Yankees in the race with timely hits and solid defense as Roger Peckinpaugh missed games. Born November 19 1892 in Bluffton Indiana he began pro ball at 17 and played seven seasons with Boston, three World Series appearances, then joined the Yankees in 1922 for two more series.
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Adams-Senators: Spencer Adams Seeks World Series Breakthrough
Spencer Adams, Pittsburgh released second baseman and utility infielder, eyes a revenge shot in the world series. Limited opportunities under Harris at second and Bluege at third earlier season, he joined the lineup late when Harris was hurt and proved his hitting when he broke up extra innings against Chicago with a clutch single. Born Layton Utah June 21 1899. Gun repairs 113 W Seventh.
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