Resistance to League Leaders Stirs Pennant Chase
Major league action tightens as the pennant race remains unsettled with several key results. The Senators and Athletics fought to an 11 inning 6 6 tie in Washington. Goose Goslin drew a $100 fine from manager Bucky Harris for errors. The Pirates were swept by the Cardinals 8 4 and 6 2 as pitching failed again. Dazzy Vance pitched a no hitter for Brooklyn in the opener of a doubleheader against Philadelphia. The Robins won 1 0 in that game and the Phillies captured the second 7 3. The Reds beat the Cubs 5 2 to tighten third place, while the Yankees lost to the Red Sox 2 1. Babe Ruth ended his hitting streak at nine games as the White Sox defeated the Browns 4 3 and the Tigers fell to the Indians 6 5.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Sunday Card
Summary of American League and National League Sunday games with scores, lineups, and notes. Key performances include Uhle, Myatt, and Davis for Cleveland. Donnehue, Hargrave, and Hartnett for Chicago. Morrison, Kremer, and Yde for Philadelphia. and Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, Shreveport, and Waco matchups in the Texas League.
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An Annual Affair By Feg Murray
William Tilden the 2nd of Philadelphia prepares to defend his title at Forest Hills Stadium today. Rival actors rumor to disrupt the show as champions like Cyril Walker Strangler Lew Babe Ruth and Mike McTigue face tough years. Tilden, a tennis star author actor and critic, is tipped to retain his title likely tying R D Sears with seven consecutive wins in 1926. King William at 82 remains active and confident in defense against Johnston Richards La Coste Anderson and others with elite stroke mastery and court sense.
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Canyon Line Captain Virgil Santy Leads Buffaloe Team
Canyon Buffaloes captain Virgil Santy from South Texas has lettered three times and serves as a tackle and field leader. Weighing about 200 pounds, he has become a key force as Canyon prepares to face Clarendon on September 26.
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Slaton Tigers Begin Training Under Coach Miller
Slaton Texas footballers, Class B District No 2 champions, started practice under Coach Gus Miller and Assistant Deb Bivins.Veteran players Wooliver Wick er Stone Napps Splawn Huckaby and McGinnis anchor a promising squad expected to average about 160 pounds. Former West Texas State Teachers players Miller and Bivins guide the program.
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Tactless Texan recounts fires, traffic, and odd tales in Amarillo
A local columnist recalls being fired from a paper after publishing a story about a dead body. He rails at Polk street congestion and proposes receipts as a driver ban on Saturday evenings. The piece mixes gossip about Tack Alogious and comments by a Lubbock and Plainview minister, ending with a Ford Sedan misadventure and a joke about lengthening a short circuit.
Mustangs Begin Intensive Grid Conditioning
Special to The Globe from Dallas reports Southern Methodist University football opens its season with 35 players in uniform for the first workout. Coach Morrison led a short talk, then a two hour session focusing on warm up drills and conditioning as the team prepares for six thirty morning practices and daily skull sessions. Notable early attendees include Roy Bishop Cortemeglia Craig Daweon Ford Fraley Hickerson Hudgins Ingram Howell Jones Key Kimbrough Maypress Mann Marshall Parks Phipps Sullivan Stainback Honeycutt Stolen werk Thompson Tatum Vaughn Van Winkle Visor Wade Watter Geo Waiter R L Wilkerson Woodul Aubrey Bishop.
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Tilden Opens Defense of National Tennis Title
William Tilden II of Philadelphia begins the defense of his championship at Forest Hills with a field of sixty four players from France Spain Japan Australia and India. He faces Carl Fischer of Philadelphia at 4 p.m. as the tournament opens at 1 p.m. and runs through Saturday. Ten Commandments eight is coming.
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Famous athlete and cartoonist Feg Murray to contribute to The Globe pages
Feg Murray, famed athlete and top sport cartoonist, will regularly contribute to The Globe's sport page for months. He brings years of athletic and drawing experience including wartime service, and holds 24 seconds for the 220 yard hurdles set in 1916 plus 1916 national high hurdle title and 1945 intercollegiate honors. Murray is brother of tennis champion Robert Lindley Murray. look for his sharp cartoons and his dog appearing in every picture.
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Battle of Stickers Sparks Rivalry Shift in Panhandle
Canyon and Clarendon test an amiable rivalry as Buffalo fans plaster town with Beat Clarendon stickers. Teachers and students recall old feuds while banners transform enmity into friendly spirit ahead of the September 26 Buffalo Bulldog clash in Amarillo. County maps, 113 West Seventh, "Ten Commandments" is coming.
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Texas League presidents to decide second half playoff
In Dallas, 10 OL the Texas League presidents meet to settle the second half championship after Fort Worth and Dallas tied for second place following Fort Worth’s loss to Wichita Falls. Dallas beat Shreveport 14 to 1 to force the deadlock.
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