Sandstorm Open Season With Home Game Against Clarendon
The Amarillo Golden Sandstorm grid team of 1925 makes its season debut tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Bivins Stadium versus Clarendon college cups. Coach A P Hays fields a rookie lineup featuring Stockton, Miller, Larsen, Boren, He eater, Fuqua, Steele or Reeder, with captain Moco Dowler guiding ground work. Officials will be Parcells, Winters, Warfield or Cartwright, Parcells refereeing.
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A. PB. Hays
Ala “Doc” Stewart
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Miller
Hamilton
Pierce
Hays
Boren
Larsen
Atterback
Honey
Heater
Fuqua
Gibson
Steele
Reeder
Clark
Bassett
Nunn
Oakes
Moco” Dowler
Moco
Knute Rockne
Austin
Clarendon
Guy Hayden
Golden Sandstorm
Parcells
Winters
Warfield
Cartwright
Newt Daniels Returns to Wayland Jackrabbits Squad
Plainview reports Newt Daniels star of last season's Wayland college Jackrabbits is back in the lineup as captain for the fall. He helps the team confront Simmons Crowboys in the season opener and coaches say Wayland is in prime condition after strenuous practice under Coach Anderson.
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Newt Daniels
Wayland College
Daniels
Wayland
Simmons Crowboys
Anderson
Historic football pass and tennis trivia Unearthed
The note recalls Feg Murray "Brick" Muller throwing a 75 yard forward pass in a 1921 California vs Ohio State New Year game with Brodie Stephens catching at the corner of the field. It also mentions W Voor Wilmot of the Chicago Cubs being walked six times in a single game in 1891 and cites tennis and golf popularity with regional player counts.
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Brick” Muller
California
Ohio State
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Serima
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Brodie Stephens
W. Wilmot
Chicago Cubs
Mrr
Wilmot
United States
Great Britain
George W. Wightman
Hazel Hotchkiss
Huiskamp
Seattle
Washington
Tactful Texan praises Colonel Thompson and Amarillo's booster
The Globe devotes its edition to Colonel Thompson praising his work for Amarillo. It recalls a Mineral Wells trip where Thompson joined a publicity stunt with $27.15 spread in coins. It highlights Thompson and Ross Rogers as close friends and notes their legendary heavenly exploits and clubs built around Thompson’s hotel and Rogers’ cinema ventures.
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Globe
Amarillo
Colonel
Mineral Wells
West Texas
Ross Rogers
Ross
Colonel’s
Heaven
St. Peter
Ernest
Gorman Beats Gough In Sensational Wrestling Bout
Plainview witnesses its most sensational wrestling match as Jack Gorman defeats Young Gotch in the deciding third fall. The bout drew a full house at Municipal auditorium amid a theater fire nearby with both men nearly unconscious at the end. Koptes and Wilder drew in the preliminary six rounds, while Gorman weighed 138 pounds and the market advertises pears at 2.25 per bushel.
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Plainview
Jack Gorman
Young Gotch
Municipal Auditorium
Plainview Theater
Gorman
Grogey
Gotch
Joe Koptes
Creddie Wilder
Koptes
Farley
Welchet
Colleges hope game at fair is success
Clarendon college Bulldogs meet West Texas State Teachers college in a renewal rivalry at the Tri-State fairgrounds at 12 20 o clock on September 26. Officials emphasize friendly competition and a long term annual contract if this year’s test game succeeds.
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West Texas State Teachers College
Tri-State Fairgrounds
H. T. Burton
Clarendon
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Fair Association
Atlanta Cracker pennant win over Birmingham of 1925
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 4 to 2 to clinch the Southern Association pennant as the season ends, giving the Crackers a three game lead over the New Orleans Pelicans. It marks Atlanta's sixth pennant and the first Dixie series opportunity for the team since 1919, with Pug Gavett’s steady pitching and timely hitting key to the victory.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Birmingham
Crackers
New Orleans Pelicans
Pug Gavet
Leaders Pull Still Farther Away in Race
The Pirates lead the National League flag race by seven games while the Senators sit seven and a half ahead in the American League. Ray Kremer allowed seven singles as the Pirates beat the Braves 11 to 2. Walter Johnson took the loss in the first game of a doubleheader as Detroit beat the Yankees 12 to 9. Stanley Coveleskie won the nightcap 1 to 0 for the Senators. The Red Sox swept the Browns 8–0 and 4–0, Detroit narrowed the gap to 1.5 games for third, and the Yankees beat Cleveland 5–0 to finish the series. The season series shows the Yankees over Cleveland 12–22.
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Pirates
Senators
Ray Kremer
Braves
Buccaneer
Giants
Phillies
Cincinnati
Mays
Ring
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Tigers
Stanley Coveleskie
Johnson
Seveth
Covey
Red Sox
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Bengals
Griffmen
Detroit
Quinn
White Sox
Mackmen
Chicago
Athletics
Henry Johnson
Florida
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Indians
Yanks
Cleveland
Hoemen
Speaker Tribe
Pirates Rally to Trip Boston 11 2 in Pennant Chase
The Pirates hammered Boston 11 to 2 as Grantham, Moore and Karl Smith led the attack with eight hits among them. Smith homered and Pittsburgh built a big early lead before finishing with an 11 2 win.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston
Braves
Grantham
Moore
Karl Smith
Smith
R. Smith
Anderson
O'Neill
Siemer
Kremer
EB. Smith
Senators Use Best Pitchers to Divide with Tigers
Washington and Detroit split a doubleheader as Walter Johnson took his seventh loss, 12 to 9, in the first game. Stanley Coyleskle edged Earl Whitehill 1 to 0 in the second game which ended after six innings due to darkness.
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Tigers
Associated Press
Washington
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Stanley Coyeleskle
Earl Whitehill
Eeee
Whitehill
A Woodall
Bassler
Coveliskt
Ruel
Wells
Holloway
Johnson
Ballou
Russell
Marberry
Red Sox blank Browns in both ends of doubleheader
Boston pitchers shut out St Louis in both games as Wingfield limited the Browns to a 2 0 opener and Zahniser led a 4 0 second game victory. Frothero had a six inning relief appearance.
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Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Browns
Wingfield
Zahniser
Sox
Frothero
Baseball scoreline from St. Louis and Boston game
The score shows St. Louis 83, Boston 410 with hits counted across six at bats by St. Louis. Van Gilder Dixon Zahniser Stokes listed as players in the first game St. Louis 4 Boston 0 with pitching by Danforth Davis Hargrave Wingfield Bischoff.
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Dixon
Zahniser
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Danforth
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Hargrave
Wingfield
Bischoff
Yankees crush Indians in third straight victory
New York blanked Cleveland 60 to 0 as Henry Johnson, a 19-year old rookie making his first Yankee Stadium start, limited the Indians to two players reaching first base. Gehrig belted his 19th homer with a man aboard in the fourth and Paschall added a four-bagger in the eighth. Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. New York 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 x 5 9 0 Smith and Myatt. H Johnson and Pengough.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Henry Johnson
Yankee Stadium
Indians
Gehring
Paschall
Smith and Myatt
H. Johnson and
Pengough
Athletics Take Series as They Beat Chicago 6 to 3
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Chicago 6 to 3 to win the season series 14 games to 2. Thurton Edwards Connally and Schalk led the pitching and catching lineup with Quinn and Cochrane contributing behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Thurton
Edwards
Connally
Schalk
Quinn
Cochrane
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
National League games Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 and Pittsburgh beat Boston 11 to 2. American League scores show Boston 2-4 St Louis 0-0 Washington 9-1 Detroit 12-0 with a second game in four innings due to darkness. Philadelphia beat Chicago 6-3 and New York 5-0 Cleveland. Other leagues report Kansas City 13 Milwaukee 30 Louisville 4 Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 5 St Paul 3. Toledo 8-21 Columbus 4-7 Weston Lincoln 5 Des Moines 2 one game played. Southern Association Atlanta 4 Birmingham 2 and Memphis Chattanooga 6 Nashville 8 Little Rock 3. Pacific Coast Oakland 4 Salt Lake City 5 Seattle 1 Los Angeles 9 Portland 2 San Francisco 4 Vernon 0 Sacramento 3.
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Dakness
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Louisville
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Birmingham
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Chattanooga
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Salt Lake City
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
High School Yell Leader Aims to Be Human Fly
Jack Brown, newly elected yell leader at Amarillo high school, is profiled as a standout physically and a bold leader. He practices climbing trees and buildings and plans to lead the Golden Sand storm with assistants Preston Fowlkes and Gilmore Nunn at the Sandstorm Clarendon Pup game.
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Jack Brown
Amarillo High School
Jack
Amarillo
Rio Grande
Preston Fowlkes
Gilmore Nunn
Baseball Matchups Today Across Major Cities
The schedule lists city pairings for today including Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh in the National League and St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston in the American League.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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