Playoff roster announced for XAS championship bid
The Associated Press reports 80 players named by four Texas League clubs Dallas Wichita Falls Shreveport and Houston with 20 players per club to cover possible playoff spots. Dallas lists catchers Bischoff Mealey and others. Wichita Falls names Tobin as coach though ineligible. substitute option for Stapleton. Houston Shreveport field a full slate of catchers pitchers infielders and outfielders.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Frazier
Barnable
Connally
Tauscher
Gene Moore
Martina
Davis
Radcliff
Morse
Flashkamper
Jeffries
Stock
Rosenthal
Randolph
Moore
Johnson
Harvel
Wichita Falls
Tobin
Scharin
Stapleton
Crouch
Lapan
Hayne
Messenger
Wiltse
Steengrafe
White
Croler
Parker
Elerxia
Perkins
Denton
Bettencourt
Herman
Bennett
Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Lewis
Shreveport
Starr
Crouce
Owens
Morrell
Cooper
Colley
Williamson
Tuero
Thompson
Price
Whalen
Stewart
Deviveros
Holman
Woehrs
Parks
Langford
Cashion
Cox
Houston
Mancuso
Funk
Rehm
Brown
Reinhart
Rose
Lindsey
Wachtel
Hollander
Foreman
Cunningham
Hock
Hunt
Bailey
Martin
Miller
Taylor
Deck
Baseball season leaders and MVPs listed by league
The Associated Press lists season leaders across batting pitching and fielding. Notables include O Doul of the Phillies with 399 runs, Hornsby of the Cubs 137 runs, Ruth of the Yankees 42 homers, Simmons of the Athletics 190 hits, and Bush of the Cubs 18 wins.
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Associated Presa
O’doul
Phillies
Hornsby
Cubs
Wilson
Frederick
Robins
L. Waner
Pirates
Wil@n
Klein
Cuyler
Bush
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Manush
Browns
Miller
Fonseca
Indians
Yanks
Akin and Heimen Set for Trial This Thursday
Bob Heimen was arrested on an indictment charging liquor law violations and P T Akin faces an assault to rob and murder charge. They will go to trial in a district criminal court Thursday as jurors recalled after a bench exchange. Akin posted a 1500 dollar bond and was released yesterday. Heimen remained jailed this morning.
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Bob Heimen
P. T. Akin
A. J. Fires
Henry S. Bishop
Heimen
Akin
Sam Pelg
Rabbit Show Plans Talked At Amarillo Meeting
Plans for the Tri State Fair exhibit of the Amarillo Rabbit and Davy Growers association will be discussed at a meeting tonight in the Municipal Auditorium basement at 8 o'clock. Entries close September 19. Out of town growers are expected to provide significant parts of the exhibits.
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Amarillo
Davy Growers’ Association
Municipal Auditorium
Trial Set Monday In Statutory Offense Case
Alan Gristy indicted for statutory offense against a young dining room waitress. Trial in district criminal court scheduled Monday with a special 80 man jury pool. Gristy released on 10000 dollar bond. alleged offense occurred less than two weeks ago near Harmony Indiana where historic tavern later reopened as an antique shop.
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Alan Gristy
District Criminal Court
Gristy
Baseball Leaders and Yesterday's Homers Across Leagues
The list highlights top sluggers Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Klein and O'Doul of the Phillies, Wilson of the Cubs, Ott of the Giants, Hornsby of the Cubs, Foxx of the Athletics, Simons of the Athletics, Bottomley of Carca, and others. O'Doul, Wilson, Stephenson, Terry, Rothrock, Cissell all hit yesterday. League totals show National League 68 percent and American League 542 with a combined 1231 total.
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Ruth
Yankees
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Hornsby
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
O’doul
Simons
Bottomley
Carca
Stephenson
Terry
Rothrock
Red Sox
Cissell
White Sox
Louisiana College to Play Mexico City Football Game
Louisiana College officials accepted an invitation to face the University of Mexico in Mexico City on October 5. The Baptist college will bring 22 players by rail to Brownsville then fly to the capital, one of the few cases of football squads traveling by air.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Louisiana College
The
Universiy of Mexico
Brownsville
Shreveport Buys An Alabama Outfielder
Selma Alabama September 10 Officials of the Selma Clover Leafs announced the sale of Parker Perry an outfielder to Shreveport of the Texas League Perry topped the Southeastern league batting with a .365 average last season in the league standings and led in hitting.
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Associated Press
Selma
Ala
Parker Perry
Shreveport
Texas League
Selma Clover Leafs
Perry
Girl Scouts to Open Tent at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo Girl Scouts announce a tent at the Tri-State Fair Grounds exposition. First aid nursery and small exhibit will be provided with supervision by the education committee. Mothers may leave children for an hour or two free of charge while girls demonstrate child nurse badge work and handicrafts.
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Amarillo
Girl Scouts
Tri-State Fair
Alice Mulkey
New York University Trains Through Muddy Practice
NYU coached by Chick Meehan conducted an 80 minute live tackling and line drill on a rain soaked field at Farmingdale. The 37 man squad experienced muddy conditions and slippery ball handling for the first time this season.
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United Press
Farmingdale
L. L
Chick Meehan
New York University Violets
Johnny Risko Fined by Cleveland Boxing Board
The Cleveland city boxing commission fined heavyweight Johnny Risko $1,000 for fouling K. O. Christner of Akron in the ninth round of their bout last week. Christner from Akron was the opponent in the Cleveland match.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
K. O. Christner
Akron
Campolo Seeks Match With Sharkey In Finish Fight
New York sept 10 Vittorio Campolo Argentine heavyweight wants a finish fight with Jack Sharkey before a newspaper audience to disprove claims he is an overhyped foreigner and nothing more.
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New York
Vittorio Campolo
Jack Sharkey
Campolo
Amarillo to complete storm sewer by tomorrow
The city will finish a reinforced concrete storm sewer by tomorrow at Fifteenth Avenue and Johnson Street. It drains south from Tenth to Twenty-Second Avenues and west from the Santa Fe right of way to Jackson Street, covering about 330 acres. The project costs about 350 dollars under the 3 000 allowance, with 600 dollars in contractor profits saved by using city crews. The sewer will discharge into the drainage ditch leading to the lake on the east highway.
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Amarillo
Fifteenth Avenue
Johnson Street
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-Second Avenue
Santa Fe
Jackson Street
H. F. Matthews
Matthews
Plains cattle in finest shape, report says
Cattle in the Panhandle show excellent condition with no contagious diseases among 46 147 cattle inspected in August. Sheep inspections found no disease among 5 602. Dr. Clifton Carter warns fall importations raise contagion risk and scabies may need closer watch after mid October.
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Clifton Carter
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Carter
Panhandle
Amarilloans to Attend Panhandle Borger Road Opening
A delegation from the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will attend the public dedication of the paved highway between Panhandle and Borger at the county line two miles south of Borger tomorrow at noon. The Panhandle Borger strip will connect Amarillo to Panhandle Borger and Stinnett. Ochiltree County voted bonds to extend to Verr yton and Hansford County will hold an election this week for its portion. Attending officials include T. W. Cotten O V Vernon and W F Lampe.
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Amarillo
Hansford County
T. W. Cotten
Chamber of Commerce
O. V. Vernon
W. F. Lampe
Cases Set For County Court On Wednesday
Half a dozen cases were set for trial in county court on Wednesday with three swindling by hot checks, two pistol carrying, and one malicious mischief. Tomorrow's docket includes G Richardson and Allsap swindling, Roach swindling, Salinas and Akin pistol, Cantrell malicious mischief, Gelinak and Akin indicted on assault as well as firearms. A 1528 Jacopo Palma painting of St Bartholomew’s martyrdom was found in Como Italy and restored.
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G. G. Richardson
E. F. Allsap
G. W. Roach
Pedro Salinas
P. T. Akin
Pee We Cantrell
Gelinak
Akin
Senate Plans Quick Action on Vare Seat Contested
In Washington the Senate faces a quick settlement of William B. Vare’s Pennsylvania election contest as Republicans push tariff legislation. Nebraskan Sen Norris seeks to deny Vare his seat, while Pennsylvanian Sen Reed backs swift tariff votes and defends delaying action due to Vare’s health. Paris notes Eiffel Tower wobble linked to heat, with minor daily torsion and a strong visitor interest in 1889 era records.
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Associated Pees
Washington
William
Vare
Senate
Pennsylvania
Norrie
Nebraska
Ware
Norris
Reed
William B. Wilson
Minors Barred from Red Oak Town Square Games
In Red Oak Iowa adults retain the right to play dominoes and checkers on the town square. After boys sat in the elders’ seats, an official sign was posted barring minors from the game area.
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Red Oak
Iowa
Majors Competing for World Series Berth Today
Representatives from American and National League clubs meet with baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis to discuss plans for the World Series as Philadelphia Athletics lead the AL by four games and the Cubs hold a 14 game edge in the NL. Pittsburgh New York and Cleveland remain mathematical possibilities and were invited to attend.
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Ifty
Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Thorn relic discovered in Waldsee church cross
In Waldsee a parish priest reports finding a thorn embedded in a cross above the town church tabernacle. The thorn, varnished to prevent decay, bears a Latin inscription claiming it came from Christ’s crown of thorns. The church was once affiliated with Augustinian monastic orders tied to the Lateran in Rome.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Waldsee
Rome
French diploma seals path to medical exams for immigrant student
Paris reports Wassill Jacobbaon Jakowzoff aged 61 earned a high school diploma this year enabling him to enter French medical school exams. Born in Russia as a physician he pursued French schooling to qualify for the exams and passed successfully.
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Paris
Gray
Wassill Jacobbaon Jakowzoff
France
Front Runners Strain Up Steps To The Summit
A crowd of 1,068,254 panted their way up the end less stairs to the top, sharing the challenge and effort of the ascent.
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