Brooklyn Begins to Speak for Itself in N L Race
Brooklyn and John Alden abandon suit against Miss Pennant and push for a comeback. The Robins, aided by Dazzy Vance and Hollingsworth, climb within two games of the league lead as they sweep the Phillies and rally against the Giants and Braves.
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Pirates
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R. H. E. Shreveport
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Shreveport
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Brooklyn Robins sweep Phillies in twin bill routs
In Philadelphia Brooklyn wins 12 to 9 and 4 to 3 in a doubleheader. Vance Roberts Wilson and Osborne star for Brooklyn while Hollingsworth Glazner and Wilson take losses for Philadelphia. Boston and New York split a pair with the Braves taking 7 to 3 and the Giants winning 16 to 2.
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Brooklyn Robins
R. H. E. Brooklyn
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Roberts
Wilson
Osborne
Carlson
Oeschger
Henline
Hollingsworth
Taylor
Glazner
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New York
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Huntzinger
Snyder
Cooney
Gibson
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland A
Chicago Tess
BAGUR
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lainsete
Dempsey Eyes Short Return and Firpo-Wills Talk
In Rob ert Edgrens column Jack Dempsey plans limited ring appearances and rejects a stage tour, aiming to box about five times yearly for smaller purses. He compares training camp risks to real fights and notes possible winter bouts indoors before the Firpo-Wills result. The piece also covers Charlie Paddock's retirement aim after West Orange nationals and Babe Ruths strong 1924 season.
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Jack Dempsey
Hollywood
Jack
Dempsey
Kearns
Firpo
Preparations Underway for Armstrong County Fair in Claude
Special to The Globe Claude Texas September 3 Preparations are being made among county clubs for the Armstrong county fair to be held in Claude this month The winning exhibits will be taken to the Tri State exposition in Amarillo September 22 to 28 The Armstrong county fair association has been organized Fair catalogs have been distributed across the county This is expected to be the most successful fair yet crop prospects are excellent Girls clubs are preparing canned goods and other items while boys clubs prepare to exhibit pigs calves poultry and garden truck
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Claude
Tex
Armstrong County
Amarillo
Armstrong County Fair Association
TILDEN CHAMP GREATEST RACQUET WIZARD KNOWN
William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia defended his national lawn tennis title at Forest Hills by defeating William M. Johnston of San Francisco in straight sets 6 1 9 7 6 2 to win his fifth consecutive championship and cement his status as the era’s premier player.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
William T. Tilden II
Philadelphia
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Yankees and Red Sox Split doubleheader in New York
The Yankees lost ground in a twin bill to Boston as the Red Sox won 14 to 6 in the first game while New York took the second 5 to 2. Ferguson and Ehmke started for Boston with Picinich and Schang behind the plate.
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New York
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Ehmke
O'Neill
Hoyt
Mammaux
Hoffman
RHB
Ferguson, Murray and Picinich
Bush and
Schang
Knicht and Crumpler Duel as Houston Wins 1 0
In Texas League action at Houston, Jack Knicht and Roy Crumpler pitched brilliantly in a 1 0 Houston win. Kane hit a first inning single and McCarty added a first inning triple for the decisive run in 1 hour 12 minutes.
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Houston
Jack Knicht
Roy Crumpler
Kane
McCarty
R.ch. E
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Crumpler
Schroyler
Knight
Dimond
Union Church Meeting Opens in Dalhart Hall
A union gathering brings five Dalhart churches together in Dalhart Texas with evangelist Rev R B Freeman of Abilene Texas and R C Eddins of Kansas City Missouri leading singing. The skating rink venue was packed beyond capacity for the event.
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Union Church
Dalhart Hall
Dalhart
Tex
R. B. Freeman
Abilene
Vex
R. C. Eddins
Kansas City
Rain Returns to Claude and Armstrong County
After two sunny days Claude Texas and Armstrong county see heavy rains Monday night with forecasts of ongoing wet weather. The region experiences renewed rain while local conditions show potential for more showers. Globe want ads are listed at one and one half cents per word.
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Claude Claude
Tex
Armstrong County
Globe
How Women Golfers Can Get Distance
A 1924 instructional piece argues women golfers can improve distance by striking crisply with a forward club head path. It contrasts correct downward swing with scooping and illustrates the right and wrong methods for driving the ball toward the pin.
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Martin
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Notable half minute interviews from Amarillo figures
G T Oliver quotes George Williams of Woodward on Amarillo investments praising his loans. Northwest Texas hospital site praised for accessibility and future beauty. Clyde Cockrell praised as a 18 karat product by Bill Collins. Duck hunting urged by Ben Golding. Forrest Warren birthday noted by S W Hayne. Fort Worth Rotary meet hot remarked by Dr R P Parcells about Amarillo’s climate.
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G. T. Oliver
George Williams
Woodward
Okla
Amarillo
Williams
Bill Collins
Clyde Cockrell
Fort Worth
Clyde
R. P. Parcells
Travelers and locals visit and relocate in Panhandle region
J F Duncan of Wellington greets the day. J H Gouldy returns from Eureka Springs Arkansas. Otis Phillips family move to Amarillo at 1105 Harrison. Miss Goldie Wickham of Clovis en route to Des Moines. A M McMillan H W Vanderpool and Hob Galloway of Plainview travel home from Wheeler county hunting chickens. Michael Koch of Shattuck suffers nosebleed at Fort Worth Denver station. 75 years old. doctor called but bleeding stops. Crick Brown Tulia deputy sheriff and Globe reader praises paper after initial hesitation.
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J. H. Gouldy
Eureka Springs
Ark
Otis Phillips
Amarillo
Harrison Street
A. M. McMillan
H. W. Vanderpool
Hob Galloway
Plainview
Wheeler County
Michael Koch
Shattuck
Tex
Fort Worth & Denver
Mr. Koch
Crick Brown
Tulia
Mr. Brown
Globe
Amarillo Man Grows Noted Peaches in Back Yard
S H Doty of Amarillo produced five peaches from his 307 Arthur Street yard averaging nine inches in circumference. He plans to display samples at the Tri-State Fair this month, noting the fruit’s exceptional quality and claiming Amarillo’s climate rivals Western Texas fruit belts.
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S. H. Doty
Globe
Arthur Street
Tri-State Fair
Texas
Mr. Doty
Amarillo
Plains and Panhandle
Rate Change Affects This Section Under Review
S. J. Cole traffic manager for the Amarillo Board of City Development notes farmers may be interested in a rate change affecting this section. Docket 14762 holds the $6.20 reconsignment charged on hay and straw plus local rates after unloading is unreasonable and orders cancellation effective November 6, 1924.
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S. J. Cole
Amarillo
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