Sheriff Sale in Potter County Texas 1928
Order of sale issued by 108th District Court Potter County directs sheriff to sell on the first Tuesday in October 1928 at Amarillo to satisfy a judgment of 2787.68 dollars in favor of E S Burgess against Mrs Zella I Caldwell and J F Caldwell. Property described as Lot Thirteen in Burgess Subdivision Glidden Sanborn Addition Amarillo Texas 706 North Jackson Street. Levy dated September 10 1928. Sheriff Wiley Pollard.
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Zella I. Caldwell
Amarillo
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J. F
Yankees Crush A's Twice as Stadium Hits Record Crowd
The New York Yankees defeated Connie Mack’s Athletics 5 0 and 7 3 as nearly 86 000 fans packed Yankee Stadium. Pipgras starred in the opener, Meusel homered in the nightcap, and Rommel held on for the win after a late rally. The victory put the Yankees a game and a half ahead in the American League.
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New Northwest Star Don Moe Delights Critics In Golf
Don Moe emerged this summer as a standout from the Northwest, drawing sharp praise for his sound golf game. Critics note his consistency and strong iron play as he tied for top rounds in regional events.
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Urban Shocker Dies After Pneumonia Battle
Urban Shocker, 36, famed for the wet delivery spitball, dies in Denver after pneumonia weakened his heart. His wife says the Yankees’ late season AL lead would have kept him alive. Survived by widow and a son Cletus, he played for Windsor Border League, St Louis Americans, and the Yankees.
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New Harley Davidson 1929 models showcased at Milwaukee luncheon
A Milwaukee showroom display previews Harley Davidson 1929 lines led by the new 45 model. Dealers from across the United States praised features including dual Bullet headlights, an adjustable generator output controller, improved muffler, and quieter operation.
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Major League Leaders Roundup Through September
International News Service lists season leaders. P Waner of the Pirates tops several batting categories with 581 runs 129 and 206 hits. Gehrig Ruth Meusel Hoyt Hoyt are noted for power and pitching.
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Local Notes on Travel and Visits Across States
Mrs Estelle Edgar left recently to visit relatives in Memphis Tennessee St Louis Missouri and at points in Arkansas. Mrs Margaret Levine of the Marizon spent the past week in Oklahoma City. Mrs Levi T Wilson has returned home from Spearman where she spent the summer with her son and daughter Robert Dyehe returned Saturday from Clayton where he visited his grandmother Mrs J C Turner for a week. J P Hollingsworth of the Adams Dry Goods company spent the past weekend in Plainview with friends.
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Spearman
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Clayton
J. C. Turner
Broncs Rest After Split With Indians in Oklahoma City
The Broncs rest today after taking two of three from Oklahoma City, then meet the Indians again tomorrow in Oklahoma City. They split a doubleheader with 10–0 win in game one and a 3–1 extra innings loss in game two. The revived infield features Storti, Pullins, Goff, and Clanton. A large crowd attended, with box scores reported by The Globe News.
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Baseball Schedule and Yesterday's Results Digest
Western League games scheduled for Denver at Omaha Tulsa at Wichita Pueblo at Des Moines. American League matchups Philadelphia at New York St. Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit. National League Cincinnati at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Texas League season over yesterday results Oklahoma City 9 Amarillo 10 1 Tulsa 10 9 Wichita 16 14 Pueblo 4 5 Des Moines 5 3 Denver 3 4 Omaha 4 7. Philadelphia 0 3 New York 5 7 St. Louis 8 Detroit 6 Boston 3 3 Washington 2 5 Chicago 10 Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 2 New York 2 Brooklyn 3, plus Dallas 3 3 Shreveport 6 5 Fort Worth 5 Wichita Falls 6 San Antonio 1 Houston 4 Waco 12 Beaumont 11.
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Eeee
Gregory
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U Storti
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Sixty four stars enter national singles open
Sixty four players from nine nations enter the national singles championship opening today on the west side courts. Notable absences include William Tilden II and Rene Lacoste. George Lott and John Hennessey have recent wins boosting American hopes against the French.
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United Press
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Hard-fought minor league clash ends in Oklahoma City win
Oklahoma City scores eight runs with two in the final inning to topple Amarillo eight to two. Cr ebreee steals credited to Crabtree and two-base hits by Hall, Coor, and Freeman highlight the offense. Pitching notes cite Graf and Huffman with Graf issuing two walks and two wild pitches. Left on base totals favor Amarillo with six. Time of game 1 46. Umpires Toman and Cady.
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Weeding Out of Rocky Mountain College Candidates
Denver September drills begin as colleges in the Rocky Mountain conference start cutting down football candidates. Coaches conduct light drills and skull practice to weed out players, with teams to be issued suits as earnest practice begins. Most colleges expect a championship-caliber squad this year.
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