Tigers Indians and Athletics Split Doubleheader
Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader with the Indians winning 4 to 1 in thirteen innings and the Tigers taking the second 2 to 0. Sewell delivered a fourth straight single in the thirteenth to drive in the winning run in the first game. Stoner homered and drove in two in the second game as Cleveland’s late rally fell short due to darkness ending play after five.
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United Preas
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Sewell
Whitehill
Stoner
Karr
Myatt
Bassler
Speece
Baseler
Athletics Split Doubleheader With Yankees In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the New York Yankees won the opener 7 to 2 behind Herb Pennock pitching while the Athletics countered in the second game for a 10 to 6 win. Shawkey and Schang led New York with Harris and Cochrane backing Philadelphia’s scoring effort.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
New York Yankees
Mackmen
Herb Pennock
New Yorkers
New York
Pennock
Bengough
Walberg
Perkins
Shawkey
Schang
Harris
Cochrane
Senators Rout Red Sox in 13 to 3 Victory
The Washington Senators hammered two Boston Red Sox pitchers for 15 hits in a 13 to 3 win. Coveleskie allowed six safeties to earn his eighteenth victory as Muddy Ruel drove in multiple runs with a bases loaded hit.
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Senators
Washington
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Covelekie
Muddy Ruel
Senator
Boston
Zahniser
Ross
Stokes
Coveleskie
Ruel
Browns Sweep White Sox in Doubleheader
The St Louis Browns routed Chicago 10 to 4 in the first game and won 6 to 2 in the second. The White Sox slump continues after Eddie Collins resignation as Giard and Van Gilder led St Louis hitters.
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Chicago
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Giard
St Louis
van Gilder
Danforth
Johnson
Dixon
Hargrave
W Lyonshurston
Connally
Seark
St. Louis
Hrard
Edwards
Scalk
Wachtel Wins for Cats Keeping Dallas Behind
Paul Wachtel pitched well and hit timely to push the Panthers one game ahead of Dallas in the Texas League race as Fort Worth defeated Wichita Falls 7 to 2. Fort Worth 7 8 1. Wichita Falls 2 5 1. Wachtel Moore Roberts Winters Morgan and Query.
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United Presse
Wichita Falls
Paul Wechtel
Panthers
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wachtel
Moore
Roberts
Winters
Morgan
Query
Dallas bats power past Shreveport for fourth straight win
Hard hitting led by Hack Millers three homer day powered Dallas to a 13 to 2 victory over Shreveport in a matinee. Dallas collected 18 hits while Shreveport managed two runs on six hits as Riviere, Hungling, Gleason and others attempted to stay competitive.
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Shreveport
Hack Miller
Dallas
Riviere and Hungling
Gleason
Clark
McCall
McCauley
Rowland
Buffs Triumph 7-3 Over San Antonio in opener
In San Antonio on Sept 12 the Houston Buffs won the first game of the series 7 to 3. Houston led 5-0 before San Antonio scored, using three pitchers in a bid to slow the Buffaloes. Barnes and Mancusco pitched for Houston, while Couchman Winters Jennings and Wirts worked for San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Houston Buffs
Buffaloes
Houston
Barnes
Mancusco
Couchman
Winters
Jennings
Wirts
Pompeii Wins the $76,000 Futurity Stakes Easily
Pompeii, the year's top money winner, captured Belmont Park’s Futurity Stakes for 2-year-olds. ridden by Laverne Fator on Sun Briar out of Cleopatra, the Shoshone stable horse won seven furlongs in 1.23, three fifths of a second off the track mark. Canter finished second and third went to Chance Play.
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Belmont Park
Pompeii
Laverne Fator
J. F E. Griffith
Detroit Trades Veteran Pitcher for Vernon Coast League Player
Detroit ships Hubert Leonard and six players plus cash to Vernon Coast League for J. R. Warner third baseman. Tage Jones and others were listed in the exchange as part of the deal.
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Warner
Detroit
Hubert
Dutch” Leonard
Bobby Jones
J. R. Warner
The Tactless Texan and Amarillo Border Town Tales
A garbled Amarillo page recounts local anecdotes about golf, a champion defeated by a New Mexico railroad inspector, and finals between Jack Lyon and Walter Sikes. It weaves in jokes about farmers joining golf, a colonel nickname, a magic water claim, a bootlegger moonshine tale, and a salon mismatch over a dressmaker’s unpaid bill.
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Amarillo
Eaton
New Mexicco
Carenseu
Jack Lyon
Walter Sikes
United States
Towa
Mllnois
Gloom Settles Over Guffs as Training Gets Going
West Texas State Teachers College football fans face a fading optimism after three days of practice. Grady Burson’s loss leaves one unable to fill the captain’s shoes as line losses bite. Thirty-two candidates compete under Big Os Eckhardt for spots ahead of the September 26 game against Clarendon at Amarillo.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Grady Burson
Jine
Big Os
Eckhardt
Buffaloes
Clarendon Bulldogs
Amarillo Tri-State Fair
Clarendon Presses For Big Auto Caravan To Amarillo Fair
Clarendon will mobilize by auto on September 26 to back the Bulldogs at Amarillo. An estimated 5 000 residents will travel to the Tri-State exposition, forming what may be the county’s longest caravan and a grand parade from the city to the fairgrounds. Coach Harley True Burton promises a hard fighting squad to defeat the Buffaloes at 1 PM.
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Globe
Clarendon
Clarendon Bulldogs
Amarillo
Donley County
Bulldogs
Harley True Burton
Fightin
Bitin
Buffaloes
Stock's Homer Beats Giants in Fast Game
New York September 12 Milton Stock veteran Brooklyn infielder hit a homer in the seventh with two on and beat the New York Giants 8 to 1. Petty held the 1924 champions scoreless after Frisch put the Giants ahead in the third. Brooklyn 000 000 800 381 New York 001 900 N000 199 Petty and Hargraves Fitzsimmons Scott Snyder
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United Press
New York
Milton Stock
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Frank Frisch
Giants
Jess Petty
Petty
Hargraves
Fitzsimmons
Scott
Snyder
Minor League Scores In American and International Leagues
American Association results include Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 4 and Milwaukee 7 St. Paul 8 with Louisville at Toledo postponed by rain and Indianapolis at Columbus listed as no game. International League shows Jersey City 10 Baltimore 13 and Redding 8 Providence 3 with Syracuse at Toronto rain and Buffalo at Rochester rain.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
No Fame
Jersey City
Baltimore
Redding
Providence
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Western League Scores Briefs
Lincoln lost to Des Moines 4 to 8 while Denver blanked St. Joseph 5 to 4 and Wichita tied 6 to 6. Yulna fell to Oklahoma City 0 to 4.
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Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Yulna
Oklahoma City
Matadors Named Tech Teams Colors Scarlet and Black
Texas Tech selects Matadors as the team name and scarlet and black as official colors. Coach FEY Freeland orders scarlet sweaters and outlines color usage while noting student body approval pending. Training starts September 15 with optimism for the initial athletic year.
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Matadors
FE. Y. Freeland
Texas Tech
Freeland
Lubbock
Tech
the Tech
Ring Holds Braves as Phillies Clinch Season Finale
In Boston on September 12 the Phillies defeated the Boston Braves 6 to 0 for their final game of the season. Ring allowed five scattered hits and retired the danger early, while the Phillies broke the game open with four first inning hits and three more in the fourth. Cooney was knocked out after the first, Kamp and O'Neil chipped in on defense.
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St. Louis
Bill Sherdel
Cardinal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sherdel
Giants
Brooklyn
Pirates
Ring
Braves
Boston
Boston Braves
Phillies
Cooney
Jimmy Ring
Philly
Philadelphia
Wilson
Kamp
O'Neil
Nicklaus Brothers Head to Colleges for Sports Careers
Teddy Nicklaus leaves for Texas Christian University to pursue college work and a spot on the Horned Frog football or baseball teams. His brother Windy Nicklaus, who trained at Clarendon College, returns and heads to Bucknell after winning letters in football and baseball last year.
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Teddy Nicklaus
Horned Frog
Nicklaus
Amarillo Anesican Legion
Windy Nicklaus
Jiere
Clarendon College
Windy
Clarendon
Bucknell
Sandstorm Shows Strong Start in First Gridiron Scrimmage
The Golden Sandstorm, built from new players, impressed in a lengthy scrimmage led by Coaches Hayes Hull and Dutton. The team showed real football fight, with signal practice and tough sessions ahead as they seek a September 19 game and invite opponents in the Panhandle.
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Hayes Hull
Dutton
Sandies
Hays
Panhandle
Amarillo
America Dominates Davis Cup Matches in Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club, Philadelphia, September 12. America swept the Davis Cup ties by defeating France 5 to 0 in the world tennis series. The final two matches were consolation affairs as the United States clinched the trophy for another year with Vinnie Richards and Dick Williams defeating the French doubles team in straight sets.
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United Press
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
America
Vinnie Stichards
Dick Williams
Hi Y Club At Amarillo High Seeks Year Start
The Hi Y club at Amarillo High School enters the new year with 60 members, 30 of them new. Professor H G Wilson led the first meeting and outlined plans for the regular session Monday at 7 30 PM. Officers will be elected and a year long program set. The club is described as the school’s most popular organization.
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Hi-Y Club
Amarillo High School
H. G. Wilson
Hi-Y
World Series 1925 Starts October 7
Arrangements for the 1925 World Series were made in Philadelphia with the series set to begin October 7. Reports indicate Pittsburgh and Washington as the teams, though official confirmation was not given. Wall Street betting brokers offered odds on a Pittsburgh victory or defeat.
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New York
Philadelphia
Commissioner's White House of Baseball
Pittsburgh
Washington
Star Chamber
Wall Street
Half Minute Interviews with Local Figures on Typhoid Vaccine and Travel
A set of brief quotes covers typhoid treatment and vaccine effects from Dr. H H Larson, local residents Edward Gulerie and O V Wray on Amarillo, fair admissions and police from Sheriff Wiley Pollard, editor Miss Tidy Farrell praising San Jacinto, and travel misfortune from Douglass Witt. The items reflect local sentiment on health, cities, fairs, and football fervor.
Local Social Notes From Dallas and Amarillo
C C Beckley of Dallas visited the Caulfields on Florida avenue. Miss Lucy Scott stays in Dallas en route to Lipscomb to teach. Frank Rayburn arrives from Dallas. his wife is with him after health treatment in California. An Amarillo student plans to skip next year’s school to rest. Dr C G Spencer’s wife at Mayo sanitarium Rochester is not doing as well as hoped. Ron Goodwin, once a top West Texas center, now works ice in Amarillo. L M Reynolds of Plainview subscribes to The Globe and buys an Essex for 935 delivered after seeing Toney Chisum’s ad.
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Edward Gulerie
Nanuet
New York
Amarillo
West Point
C. G. Spencer
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Ron" Goodwin
West Texas
New Mexico
L. M. Reynolds
Plainview
Globe
Toney Chisum
Essex
J. C. Hooper and Sons
Plainview Hudson
Cattle Sales Touch Panhandle Trade As Buyers Contract
J P Collier of Adrian sells 750 cows to John Blocker of Clarendon for October delivery. Prices are 50 dollars for cows with calf and 35 dollars for dry cows. John W Puckett sells 500 cows with calves by side to Edgar Thompson of Pleimons at 40 dollars per head. Cattle trades expect more inquiries as demand rises. Pawhuska druggist praises Amarillo markets and up-to-date stock.
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J. P. Collier
Adrian
John Blocker
Clarendon
Panhandle
John W. Puckett
Edgar Thompson
Pleimons
Catvle
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Harding
Palo Duro Canyon
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H. H. Larson
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O. V. Wray
Ringling Bros
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Wiley Pollard
Miss Tidy Farrell
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Guy Saunders
Hayden
C. C. Beckley
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Florida Avenue
Lucy Scott
Charlotte Stirrat
Taylor Street
Lipscomb
Globe Office
Frank Rayburn
Gollier
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C. EB. Hawes
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Ruth Robbins
Pettis Pipes
Tyler St
Harrison Phone
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DRS. Waltrip & van Haltern
Ith
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Seventh and Main Sts
Fort Worth, Tey
Rawlings Football
Rawlings
City Drug Company
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M.& Lb. Transfer & Storage CO
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