Mackmen Resume Flag Fight Hopefully
Connie Mack's men halt a twelve game losing streak by beating Washington 6 to 4 as the Senators stay eight games ahead. The New York Americans beat the Red Sox 5 to 4 and 7 to 5 behind Benny Paschal’s two homers. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn win twice as Dazzy Vance nets his 21st win.
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Athletics Break Losing Streak with 6 4 Win Over Washington
Philadelphia defeated the American League leaders Washington 6 to 4 to halt a twelve game slide. The Athletics had not scored since August 23 and remain eight games back of the Senators. Ferguson and Ruel, Tate, Harris, Gray and Cochrane contributed for Philadelphia.
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Detroit Beats St Louis 11 to 1 in Baseball Game
Detroit wins two of three from St Louis as Stoner allows 13 hits but Michigan hitters rack up 11 runs. Yankees sweep Red Sox in two games with Ruth homering twice and Paschal hitting two back to back shots. Uhle dominates Chicago, Cleveland takes 4 2 behind strong pitching, closing the season at home.
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Chicago Defeats Pirates 3 to 2 in Early Lead
Pittsburgh fell behind 3 to 0 after Chicago scored in the first inning on Adams and Freigau singles and a John triple with Brooks scoring on a sacrifice. Yde settled in but Pittsburgh could not overcome the Chicago advantage as Alexander pitched tightly late.
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Vance Is Hero As Brooklyn Takes Doubleheader
Brooklyn wins a two game set against Philadelphia. 1 to 0 in the opener and 4 to 3 in ten innings. Vance shines with a six strikeout performance, allowing only a single hit and guiding Brooklyn to the second victory.
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Cats Gaining on Pennant as Steers Fall in Dallas
Fort Worth clinched control of the Texas League title by defeating Dallas 3 to 1. Dallas mounted two bases-loaded threats, but failed to deliver until ninth inning when Conley ran for Reviere and scored Hungling after a double and steal. Wachtel pitched. Pence batted for Pence in the second with bases full.
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Buffs Beat Beaumont to Close Home Season
In Houston on Sept 9 the Buffs defeated Beaumont 10 to 8 to end their home schedule. All three Buffalo pitchers were hit hard as Barnes Mancuso Pirtle Krenk and Graham saw action. Spudderchers beat Shreveport 15 to 4 in Wichita Falls, with Roberts strong on the mound and Bodie clearing the bases with a fourth inning double.
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Bears Take Two in San Antonio Doubleheader
Bob Couchman held Waco to seven hits and received flawless defense as the Bears won the opener. Gallg al tied the nightcap with a triple and a double, driving in four runs in a 5 to 4 victory that was called after 5 innings due to darkness.
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Baseball doubleheader summary from Philadelphia and Brooklyn games
In nine innings the Phillies allowed 27 batters as Brooklyn won 16 to 0 in the opener. In the second game Philadelphia were held to three runs while Brooklyn won 4 to 1. Pierce Wendell Vance Taylor Ring Wilson Grimes Taylor featured in the box scores.
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Giants split doubleheader with Braves in New York
New York edged Boston 3 to 2 in the opener as Kelly and Frisch homered for the Giants. In the nightcap Boston won 5 to 4 with runs from Graham and O'Neil, while Gibson, Greenfield, and Snyder teamed for New York.
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Reds Sweep St Louis With 19 to 1 Victory
Cincinnati won the series beating St. Louis 19 to 1 in St. Louis. Brassler and Pinell led the Reds with seven of Cincinnati’s 16 hits as Brady Krueger Reinhart Diekerman Dyer and O’Farrel pitched for the Cardinals. The Reds tallied in double digits while St. Louis were limited to one run.
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Forty Candidates Seek Spots on 1925 Sandstorm Eleven
Forty candidates are out for positions on the 1925 Golden Sandstorm football team. They train daily from 4 to 6:30 pm to stiffen for three weeks, with Coach A. B. Hays predicting the first scrimmage Saturday afternoon.
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Amarillo Athletes Set for Ten College Enrollments
Amarillo’s notable athletes head to colleges this fall with many to stay in the Panhandle at Clarendon or Canyon. Notables include Bernie Vaught heading to West Texas State Teachers College Canyon and Guy Hayden to Clarendon, with teammates Elkins Boyles Nicklaus Kelly and others joining Bucknell Texas A and M and TCU among settings. Oscar Close joins Davis and Elkins College, Elkins WV, for the year.
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Coaches Call For Backfield Candidates In Open Season
The team closed this afternoon for the first game of the season with Hereford. Coaches issued an 8 S. O. S call for more material especially backfield candidates.
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Amusing Texan Bits and Bids in Oxley Dispatch
A daily spray of witticisms and curious items includes birthday tensions in Texas, a sharp note from Henry L. Doherty about water rates, a Delaware powder plant escape by lighting a match, stockholder jokes, Ringling Bros. circus plans in Amarillo, and playful quips on women and travel.
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Ross and Gorman Win in Fast Bouts in Plainview
In Plainview on Monday night Tony Ross of Junction City Kansas defeated Joe Koffer of Joplin Missouri while Jack Gorman of Plainview beat Jack Hackenschmit of St Louis in a double header. Ross won by falling Koffer in 47 minutes then 15 minutes more with a flying headlock. Hackenschmitt fell to Gorman in 25 minutes and 3 minutes with the flying headlock. Fisher of St Louis challenges Ross next.
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Lubbock Hubbers Cancel All Games and Disband
A wire from Lubbock Hubbers manager Sled Allen says the team cancelled games with Trinidad Colorado and disbanded. Most players have left for college. the American Legion team will also disband though plans exist to regroup next year with Liz Smith and Wayne Middleton joining when they move to town.
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Ike Curti Leads Denver Tourney Batting for Amarillo
Ike Curti tops the Denver Post tournament batting by hitting 10 runs on 18 at bats across five games with multiple extra base hits including a homer. Other Amarillo players show strong averages and Cal Farley expresses pride in the local talent as Amarillo teams prepare for college entrants and upcoming seasons.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results From Multiple Leagues
National League highlights include St Louis routed Cincinnati 10 to 1 and Brooklyn 1 to 4 split with Chicago with New York 38 to 4 over Boston. American League shows Detroit 11 over St Louis 1 and Cleveland 4 over Chicago 2 with Boston 4 to 4.
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Rubber stamp outfits in Amarillo offered for speed
In Amarillo H. C. Anderson advertises the Amarillo Rubber Stamp plant at 11 Alabama Avenue. He promises custom orders delivered within twenty four hours, catering to requests for rubber stamps and related items. The notice also lists a schedule of intercity games across several cities and asks if a rubber stamp outfit is needed.
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Floyd County Rural Schools Awarded Two More Contracts
Two rural Floyd County school contracts let to Goodwin and Odin of Roaring Springs Texas. Antelope school to build a four room brick with auditorium at 10250 dollars. Brick school northeast of Floydada to cost 11440 dollars. Kerr and Walsh of Amarillo named architects. Four rural schools now under construction total 42008 dollars.
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