Greenberg and Herring Are Heroes In Dixie Showdown
Beaumont defeated Chattanooga 1 to 0 as Greenberg held the Lookouts to five hits and belted a seventh inning homer. Herring sparked Beaumont with key plays including a spectacular backhand catch to preserve the shutout and a strong defensive game backing Barfoot.
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Texas college grid notes and teams prep in Sept.
Southwest football briefs report Texas Christian under lights at T S U with one injured back, Rice Owls pairing two back sets, Texas Longhorns eyeing long range kicker, SMU night scrimmage, A&M prep for Texas Tech, Southwestern U and Kyle Field matches, Morley Jennings upbeat, Ottawa Senators set to return to NHL this fall.
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Impatient Matamoros Barkeepers Await First Beer Since Floods
In Matamoros on September 21 impatient barkeeps awaited the first beer shipment since the Rio Grande flooded and washed away the railroad. Beer arrived from Monterrey after plans to move a Juarez consign ment through U S territory under seal failed.
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Rose given 12 year term for beating and robbing truck driver
Marshall Texas Sept 21 Twelve years in prison was the punishment assessed by a jury for Bill Rose convicted yesterday of beating and robbing W R Muse a truck driver.
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Big League Day Recap: Cubbies Clinch Pennant With Rally
Hazen Cuyler of the Cubs hit a bases loaded triple in the seventh to clinch the pennant. Puccinelli homered for the Cardinals, Burnett and Vosmik led Indians with six hits each as Detroit split with Cleveland. Weaver secured his 22nd win for the Senators, Ott powered the Giants with six RBIs, Stripp and Wright homered for the Dodgers.
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Cuban Good Will Fliers Headed for Dallas Tulsa
Three Cuban army officers and enlisted men on good will mission prepare to depart for Dallas and Tulsa after staying in San Antonio. Capt Mario Torres Menier Lieutenants Rolfo Herrera Rodriguez and Pablo Echevarria were guests of Brig Gen Charles H Danforth and Maj F L Martin at Randolph Field. An escort of three Army ships met the fliers at Brownsville and accompanied them here after touring Guatemala and Mexico.
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City Approves Water Line Laying Refund in Amarillo
Refund of 2118.81 authorized by the city commission for water line work in Tarter and North Amarillo additions. J E Nunn J L Nunn and T W Cotten filed the claim after installing mains in alleys between Fillmore and Garfield Streets and along North Eighth to Twelfth Avenues. The project covers 102 properties.
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Howley Quits Cincinnati Reds Manager Job
Dan Howley told the Associated Press he would not be with the club next season. He would not discuss rumors of negotiating for an interest in the Toronto Maple Leafs and said his future remains undecided.
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Aggies Bring Tough Lineup to Butler Field Invasion
Cameron Aggies of Lawton Oklahoma travel to Amarillo to face Coach Al Baggett’s College Badgers at Butler Field. Last year Cameron beat Amarillo 7 0 to become the only team to defeat the Baggett men. The Aggies under new coach Bryan Griffin aim to reclaim glory with players like Dan McCarty Bill Estes and Nem Newberry.
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How They Stand in the National League
In the sports column The Orange and Black in Review, Squirmy Black warns Griffin against early losses. The coach says, Do not start losing this year. focus on what this season will bring, not last year’s results.
Stark Outpoints Smith in NYC Boxing Card
Phil Stark of New York defeated Steve Smith of Bridgeport Conn by points in New York. Cowboy Jack Willis of Texas drew with Willis of New Jersey in a six round split outcome.
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Catcher showdown in Yankees Cubs World Series race
The comparison favors New York’s Bill Dickey as the game’s top catcher after four seasons of hitting around .320 and steady defense. Chicago’s Leo Marriett and Cubs star Gabby Hartnett are noted, with Hartnett seeking a breakout series after past injury and late-season power.
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Gabby) Marriett
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Dickey, Reynolds clash in July baseball brawl
In a July 4 game between the Senators and Yankees, Carl Reynolds charged at Dickey and was struck, breaking Reynolds jaw in two places. Dickey faces a $1,000 fine and 30 days suspension, while Yankees catcher Arndt Jorgens and Cubs Rollie Hemsley are noted as backups.
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