Butler Announces Sandies Lineup for Canyon Eagles Game
Coach Hugh Butler lists a full slate of positions for the 1927 Amarillo Sandites to face the Canyon Eagles next Saturday at 3 50 PM. The game, a non standings test, will spotlight the starting centers guards tackles ends and backs including captains Larsen Hudgins and Deobler along with players Nunn Wiggin Dobbs Tietniken and Blair.
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Sandies
Hugh Butler
Canyon Eagles
Amarillo
Eagles
Canyon
Butler
Redder
Conklin
Nicklaus
Foster
Hayden
R. Larsen
Erhardt
Clayton
Speers
W. L. Larsen
Nunn
Dobbs
Wiggins
Travis
Blades
Walker
Hudgins
Hopkins
Deobler
Rockwell
Tietniken
Borden
Blair
Texas Teams Bring Umpires of Champ Play
Wichita Falls and Texas league all stars arrive for a three day series at Texan ball park beginning tomorrow. Hans Reis notes Texans assist. Umpires Hunter Hill and Harry Kane travel with Wichita Falls. Lineups show Fitzgerald and others for Wichita Falls with multiple pitchers and fielders listed.
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Wichita Falls
Hans Reis
The
Texans
Texan Ball Park
Wichita Club
Hunter Hill
Harry Kane
Fitzgerald
Anathor E. €Ong
Turgeon
Lees
Benton
Phillips
P Lamb
Cf Penner
P Jenkins
Lindsay
P. Griffin
Moore
Swenson
B. Connelly
Lafayette
Tom Taylor
Cobb
C. Kane
Lapan
C. Powell
If. Fussell
P. Harris
Harris Sets Major League Record in 1925 World Series
Harris set a major league record in the 1925 World Series. The note records his 1918 service, independent play in 1920 and 1921, and the 75 1k 440 statistic from Washington.
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Washington
Harris
Harris of Pirates Poised To Helm N L Pennant Charge
Joe Harris, 35, veteran out of the American and now a Pittsburgh Pirate, emerges as a key catalyst in the Pirates surge. His big bat helped vault Pittsburgh from a spring slump, and his earlier world series relevance to Washington and Pittsburgh adds peak intrigue should Pittsburgh face the Yankees in the fall classic.
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Billy Evans
Joe Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Waner
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburgh
Washington Club
Harris
Washington
Ban Johnson
Joe
Meadows
Kremer
Aldridge
Dreyfus
Bush
Grantham
Pirates
Chicago
Yankees
Bay City Club
Yanks
Hornsby stars in Giants 7 Cubs 5 with perfect day
Rogers Hornsby went 3 for 3 with a double and a home run as the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5. Cobb had one hit in four at bats. Ruth Gehrig and Speaker were idle.
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United Press
Rogers Hornsby
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cobb
Ruth
Gehrig
Speaker
Diamond Dope: Baseball schedule highlights for AL NL
American League games include St. Louis at Boston Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia. National League features New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Washinton
Philadelphia Piein.e
Baseball Scores From Several Leagues Across The Nation
Standings show Newark 6 5 Baltimore 0 2 Jersey City 4 5 Reading 6 4 Toronto 3 Syracuse 8 Rochester 3 Buffalo 15 Louisville 0 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 2 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 6 St Paul 1 Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 2 Birmingham 3 Atlanta 6 Nashville 5 Little Rock 6 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 5 New York 7 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn St Louis 2 Boston 7 Cincinnati 5-3.
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Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Reading
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile Seseceres
Chattanooga
Little Rock Ie
New York's 98 Wins Highlight AL Standings
In the American League update New York leads with 98 wins and a .701 winning percentage. The brief shows team performance data with other clubs and records implied but not fully listed.
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New York
French Stars Dominate First Round in U S Turf Championship
Four smiling French players led by Rene Lacoste advanced in the United States turf court championship at Forest Hills. American hopefuls William Tilden and William M. Johnston won into the second round, while John Doeg and Lewis White fell to Kenneth Appel and Arnold Jones respectively. George Lott Jr and Richard Williams defaulted. Ryiki Miki lost to Herbert Bow.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Rene Lacoste
William T. Tilden
William M. Johnston
America
John Doeg
California
Lewis N. White
Austin
Texas
Doeg
Kenneth B. Appel
Princeton
White
Arnold W. Jones
Providence
George M. Lott, Jr
Richard N. Williams
Ryiki Miki
Herbert L. Bow
Yankees Ought to Clinch Pennant Today
The New York Yankees expect to clinch the American league pennant today by winning a double header against the Cleveland Indians. A split could also suffice if the White Sox beat the Athletics, and the club then targets a new AL record with ten wins in 17 games to eclipse 105 victories.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Yanks
Indians
White Sox
Athletics
Tennis stars win in Davis Cup encounters across New York area
Lacoste defeats Owens 6-4 as titleholder leads a list of results. Cochet and Brugnon beat Kynaston and Mangin 6-3 7-5 6-3 and 6-4 7-5 6-3 respectively. Borotra triumphed over Teizo Toba 3-6 2-6 6-2 6-3 6-0. Johnston edged George King 7-5 6-3 7-5, while Tilden rallied to beat Frederick Mercer after trailing 5-2 in the second set.
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Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Percy L. Kynaston
Rockville Center
N. Y
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
New Jersey
Jean Borotra
Teizo Toba
Johnston
Germantown
George King
Tilden
Frederick Mercer
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Rickard Expects 3 Million See Round Heavyweight Title Fight
Henry L. Farrell reports Tex Rickard predicts about 150000 ticket buyers will attend the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight title bout at Soldiers Field with a total revenue near three million. Rickard says protests from customers are normal and insists ticket sales are managed by a disinterested committee.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Rickard
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