GetS Off To Big Lead In Golf Finals At Amarillo
Elliott Hatch of Twin Hills faced C A Qualls of Post Texas seven up at the end of the first nine in the Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico championship final at Amarillo Country Club. The 36 hole match follows Hatch’s 3 and 2 win over Bot Scott and Qualls’ 3 and 2 win over Pane Evans. Howe and Smith also teed off in the second flight.
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Harpster Emerges as Carnegie Tech Iback Hopeful
Harry Harpster captain of Carnegie Tech football is expected to contend for All American quarterback honors. The Akron, Ohio native excels in passing and punting, is a strong ball carrier, cool under fire, and a top student. Walter P. Steffen coaches the team, with Waddell and Dr. Marks assisting during Steffen’s September vacation.
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Cochet and Hunter Play for Net Title
The National Singles championship final pits Henri Cochet of France against Frank Meeter of New Rochelle after a weeklong run in Forest Hills New York. Cochet is favored to win and bring the title to France for a third straight year.
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Major League Leaders Include Waner Tops Batting and Runs
The article lists season leaders with Pirates P Waner leading in batting hits and runs, Bottomley of the Cards in RBI, and Bent on the Giants for wins. Ruth and Gehrig pace American League in homers and RBI, Manush tops hits and doubles, Combs leads triples, Crowder 18 wins 5 losses for the Browns.
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Baseball Scoreboard From Western and American Leagues
Results and schedule updates for Western League and American League teams including Omaha Amarillo Pueblo Tulsa Denver Oklahoma City Des Moines Wichita New York St Louis Washington Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York San Francisco Seattle and more. Yesterday scores show Des Moines 12 Amarillo 2 Wichita 9 Omaha 3 Pueblo 5 Okla City 4 Denver 5 Tulsa 2 New York 7 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland Washington 11 Detroit 7 Boston 1 2 Chicago 7 1 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3.
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Coolidge May Take Hand in Rail Dispute
In Chicago on September 17, after two weeks of failed talks, 70 000 railroad workers and western railroads considered possible presidential involvement. Committees said a near agreement emerged though a strike remains authorized but paused while mediation continues. Committees suggested Coolidge may appoint a fact finding commission.
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Potter County Texas
State of Texas Potter County sheriff announces a sale under an order of sale issued September 1 1928 in case Burgess vs Caldwell No 6597. On the first Tuesday in October 1928 the property at 206 North Jackson Street Amarillo is offered to satisfy a $2787.68 judgment for U S Business and costs.
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Wells Becomes Grandfather as Grandson Born
London report from United Press states author H. G. Wells, son of Frank Wells, welcomed a grandson. Frank Wells married Peggy Gibbons last October, daughter of Colonel Tom Gibbons, D. S. O., in a family event noted from the capital.
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Memphis Chicks Strike on Eve of Southern Association Playoff
Memphis players threaten to strike over a bonus demand as they threaten to skip the playoff opener against Birmingham. After clinching the second half with a 1st straight win over Little Rock, the Chicks may miss the series if the dispute isn’t settled today. The eight-team standings list Memphis atop the second half and set the opening series to begin in Birmingham Tuesday.
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Norman High to take twenty for Amarillo opener
Norman Oklahoma September 17 Dewey Luster coach of Norman high school plans to take at least twenty players to Amarillo for the season opener September 22. He has eleven definite men in mind including Capt Paul Young Gunter Johnson Nolan Haag Black Bashara Begley Simms Holland Davis and Abbott or Meeks at quarterback.
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Heinie Haag
Cecil Black
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Begley
Hard field practice shows improved line and new backs
Five days of practice on Hardy field highlight a stronger line with Black at 200 pounds and Haag at 170. Newcomer Johnson, nephew of former coach Eddie Johnson, develops behind veterans Haag Bashara Begley. In the backfield Simms Holland pace the squad with Simms also a capable punter and Davis showing development as a recruit.
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Dallas Lone Star Gassers win Texas Amateur title
The Lone Star Gassers of Dallas defeated the Houston Light and Power team 8 to 2 to capture the Texas amateur baseball championship for the second straight time in Dallas on September 16.
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College Teams Better Than Pros In Stagg View
Chicago September 17 Old Gus H Fan argues a strong college eleven would beat top pro squads in a hypothetical game. Alonzo A Stagg, Chicago coach, backs the claim saying college teams have collective strength and will to win. Benny Friedman, former Detroit player now pro, predicts the pros would win.
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