Panhandle grid clash sets stage for Clarendon Canyon duel
Panhandle fans expect a hard fought game as Clarendon and Canyon collide at the Tri State fair grounds. Both schools bring ex players and strong lineups with Hayden and Bowles shaping the Buffaloes defense while Canyon mobilizes Sandstorm and teammates. Attendance, boasting auto caravans and Canyon turnout, adds to the tense pregame buzz as the two 1924 squads meet for the first time in years with a 12:50 pm kickoff and $1 admission.
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John L. McCarty
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Clarendon College
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Canyon
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Buffaloes
Boyles
Cauf
Id’ Thompson
Bowles
Bekt
Bernie Vaught
Brendon
Guy Hayden
Hayden
Amaril
Dope
Bulldogs
Clarendon
Noah Meads
Clarenton Amarillo
Donley Countrie
Powder River
Ed Clarendon
Clara
Enmassee Canyon College
Clarendon Bulldog
Buffalo
Fair Park
Hazen Cuyler Emerges as Pirates Star Outfielder
Hazen Cuyler, 26, known as Kiki, is highlighted as a rising Pirates outfielder who burst onto the scene with a strong start last year and continues to excel in 1924. He has been voted the Southern league MVP in 1923, leads the National League in runs scored, and ranks high in three-base hits and stolen bases, signaling a long major league career ahead.
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Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Zack Wheat
Max Carey
Hazen Cuyler
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Kini Cure
Pirates
Funs
Tech gridiron squad forms Matadors for 193? season clash
About 137 West Texas boys train at Texas Technological College under Freeland and Higinbotham to prepare for the opening game against McMurray College on October 3 at Lubbock. The team, nicknamed the Matadors, will play Sherman’s Austin College on October 9, with high expectations for a strong debut and record crowds at the Panhandle South Plains fair finale.
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Tex
West Texas
Texas Technological College
McMurray College of Abilene
A Freeland
G. H. Higinbotham
Matadors
Fighting” Kangaroos
Austin College
Sherman
Southwest
Texas
Tech
Panhandle
South Plains
Hagen Grinds Par For 25 Holes To Top PGA Field
Walter Hagen, defending PGA champion, survived 25 final holes at Olympia Fields to edge Al Watrous and advance to a showdown with Mike Brady in Chicago. The field also includes Leo Diegel, Bobby Cruickshank, Harry Cooper, Jack Burke, John Farrell, and Ray Lert among others in a balanced bracket.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Olympia Fields
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Hagen
Mike Brady
New York
Brady
Leo Diegel
Bobby Cruickshank
Oklahoma City
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Jack Burke
Houston
John Farrell
Ray Lert
Cincinnati
Bill Mehlorn
al Espinosa
Tactless Texan Letters and Odd Anecdotes Stirring Talk
A letter from New York to a Texan friend recalls stock schemes in the Panhandle, a dry hole doubt, and a $3,000 loss as Shamrock investments loom. A Florida real estate pitch promises doubling money and a revenue officer probes moonshine talk with a boy over a $5 bill. miscellaneous quips follow about sports, dating, outfits, and social mores.
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Tack
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Shamrock
Florida
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Tennessee
Sonny
Baseball results from yesterday including NL and AL scores
National League Chicago 8 Brooklyn 2 in 12 innings. Pittsburgh 14 Philadelphia 4. St. Louis New York, rain. Cincinnati Boston rain. American League Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 1. Boston 8 Detroit 11. Louisville 9 Columbus 5. Minneapolis 12 Milwaukee 9. St Paul Kansas City rain. Des Moines 3 Wichita 2. Others postponed due to rain and cold. Location 113 West Seventh.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Boston
Western Lesque Des Moines
Wichita
Pirates Clinch Pennant on Home Field in 14 4 Victory
The Pittsburgh Pirates bolstered their lead by defeating Fletcher's club 14 to 4 on their home field, aided by 19 hits including two home runs by Hazen Cuyler. Stan Coveleskie earned his 20th win as manager Staney Harris was injured sliding into third, raising concerns for the World Series.
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St. Louis
Washington
Evedit
Senators
Pirates
Hazen Cuyler
Stanley Coveleskie
Staney Harris
Griffith
Browns
Athletics
Giard
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Cobb
Holy Cross
Owen Carroll
Yankees
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Paschal
Braves
Brooklyn
Robins
Cubs
Alexander
Jones
Pirates Climb Toward Pennant With ninth Victory
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 14 to 4 in front of home crowd as Cuyler extends hitting streak with four hits in four at bats. Pirates explode with seven runs in a big fifth inning, Ring Knight Crumpler and Wendell on mound for Phillies.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Cuyler
Pirate
Ring
Knight
Crumpler
Wendell
Heniine
Kremer
Gooch
Grimes Loses Tough 12-Inning Game as Dodgers Fall
Chicago edges Brooklyn 3 to 2 in 12 innings to extend Dodgers nine-game skid. Grimes pitched through extra frames with supporting efforts by Taylor Alexander Jones and Hartnett Gonzales.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Grimes
Taylor
Alexander
Jones
Hartnett
Gonzales
Washington Braves Within Three Games of Flag
Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 to move within three victories of a second consecutive pennant. St Louis beat Philadelphia. Coveleskie earned his 20th win of the season for Cleveland.
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Washington
Associated Press
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Coveleskie
Tigers Take Doubleheader Over Red Sox 11 to 3 and 7 to 2
Detroit Tigers defeated Boston Red Sox in a twin bill, winning 11 to 3 in the first game and 7 to 2 in the second. Seven runs in the sixth propelled Detroit to the opener victory, with Whitehill and Bassler pitching in the first game and Carroll and Bassler in the second.
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Associated Press
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Whitehill
Bassler
Winefield
Ross
Adams
Bischoff
Carroll
Zahniser
Fuhr
Stakes
Giard Shapes St Louis Win With 1-0 Shutout Of A's
Joe Giard, the St. Louis southpaw, blanked the Athletics 1-0 in the opening game of the series. He allowed nine hits, most infield. In the first inning Tobin singled, stole second and scored on Jacobson's double. Final line: St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 0.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joe Giard
St. Louis
Yankees Split with White Sox in Twin Bill at Yankee Stadium
New York and Chicago split a double header with the Yankees winning 11 to 6 in game one and the White Sox taking game two 2 to 1. Blankenship earned his 15th win for New York, holding Chicago to six hits in the nightcap.
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Yankee Stadium
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White Sox
Thurston
Kerr
Blankenship
Ker
Crouse
Hoyt
Jones
Bengough
Schalk
H. Johnson
Shields
Texas Cross Country Runners Ready for New Season
University of Texas cross country training underway under coach R. J. McLean as he seeks replacements for losses like Jim Reese Red Williams and Cole. Captain Conner and Esquivel expected to lead a squad aiming to fill two open spots with Miller and others contending for positions.
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Esquivel
S. Miller
Barbar
Sam Glass
Canfield
Wheeler
Leberman
Kirby
Vestal
Where They Play Today Sports Schedule Roundup
New York at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boonton at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh St Tania at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington.
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Chieaso
Boeten
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Tania
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
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