Ackmen Secure Straight Win to Cap Season Record
Ackmen prevail to finish the season with a straight win as Cleveland scores in the inning with two out Lacy driving in the winning run. Meusel Gehrig Du hit home runs and Meusel rack up three base hits, while Shocker, Buckeye, and Meusel contribute in the field.
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Yankees Rout Washington With 18 Run Explosion
The Yankees belted 18 runs against Washington pitchers, pushing their season totals as Koenig Combs Gehrig Ruth and other lineup stars contributed early. This offensive burst marks a high scoring day for the club and showcases their powerful hitting lineup.
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Combs
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Hamilton Tech Player Signs With Chicago White Sox
James B. Ned Hamilton of Texas Tech signed with the Chicago White Sox after being identified by scout Roy Largent. Hamilton, captain and shortstop for the Matadors, will report to Eddie Collins in June 1927 for professional spring training.
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Tech
Chicago White Sox
Associated Press
Lubbock
Texas Tech
James B
Ned Hamilton
McKinney
Matador
Chicago
Roy Largent
Cal
Hamilton
Eddie Collins
Panthers Take 11 Inning Win Over Buffaloes
Fort Worth edges Houston 9 runs to 8 in eleven innings as Windle and Atz spark the Cats in a see saw game started by May 12. Davis, Davenport and Burns contribute in a long night of baseball with late darkness aiding a Fort Worth comeback.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Touston
Windle
Jake Atz
Houston
Jacobus
Davenport
Burns
Head
Howard and Sfoore
Steers defeat Exporters 7 to 3 in Dallas May game
Dallas scored seven runs to Beaumonts three as the Steers withstood a ninth inning threat. Deviveros grounded into a double play with the bases full and one out, ending Beaumonts rally. Moose Woeber belted his ninth homer of the season. Caldera Drake Robertson Boezle Shuman Hunglineg also contributed.
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Steers
Exporters
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Moose Woeber
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Caldera
Drake
Robertson
Boezle
Shuman
Hunglineg
Hillcrest stockholders to meet tonight at 8
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club stockholders convene at 8 PM at the McAvoy Market to approve plans for a new clubhouse and conduct related business. The item notes a contextual mention of Spain around election time with a king reportedly returning a laborer to his home.
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Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
McAvoy Market
Spain
King
Cincinnati Reds rout Boston in second game
Cincinnati won 9 to 1 over Boston as the Reds bunched hits in the second and fourth innings. Triple bursts by Walker Critz and Hargrave highlighted the offense, with Kyvan Hearn and Donohue handling pitching duties for Cincinnati and Boston respectively.
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Tress
Reds
Bressier
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Critz
Hargrave
R.H.E. Moston
Pirates batter Phillies 14 to 3 in May 12 victory
Pittsburgh pitchers limited Philadelphia to 10 hits as the Pirates exploded for 14 runs. The winners scored six in the third inning with six hits plus a walk and a sacrifice. Harper belted a homer in the eighth.
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Pirates
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R. HE
Ulrich
Pearce
Willoughby
Knight
Wilson
Meadows
Spencer
Smith
Barnhart
Wright
Waner
McInnis
Leach
Banks
Be careful when you cross the street
Americans spend billions a year on auton.
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Auton
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from Texas League and other circuits list San Antonio 3 over Wichita Falls 2 and Fort Worth 9 over Trouston 11 innings, plus Beaumont 3 Dallas 7. Detroit 2 Boston 4 and Cleveland 5 New York 3 highlight American League play while Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 14 and Brooklyn 2 Chicago 0 head National League action.
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Pittsburgh
Munson
Sda En Cok
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Freigau
Grimm
Atone
Cooney
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Trouston
Derby Dope Date May 15 at Churchill Downs
In Louisville Kentucky the Derby Dope date May 15 at Churchill Downs for a 114 mile race with 50000 added. Inaugural race in 1875. Renewal fifty second. Best time 2 03 2 5. 1925 winner Flying Ebony.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Pfifty
Prairie Pipe Line executives visit Amarillo
N. Kk Moody president and Dana H. Kelsey vice president of Prairie Pipe Line arrived in Amarillo last night and vanished from the Amarillo hotel. They plan to visit the field day after tomorrow with a delegation of local and outside capitalists. Prairie Oil Company is described as the largest purchaser of crude oil in the world.
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N. KK. Moody
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Dana H. Kelsey
Amarillo
Prairie Company
Funeral Services For Carl Rittenberry Today
Carl Rittenberry age 23 died at home on East 11th Street. Survived by mother Mrs Mary Rittenberry two brothers J F and C B Rittenberry and sister Miss Ellen Rittenberry of Amarillo. Funeral at First Baptist Church 3 30 today conducted by Pastor C L Yates pallbearers named from Sunday School class. Burial in Lone Cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors.
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Mary Rittenberry
East 11Th Street
J. F
C. B. Rittenberry
Ellen Rittenberry
Amarillo
BE. F. Rittenberry
First Baptist Church
Fellowship
Adams and Huffman Families Travel to Markets and Visit
Mr and Mrs J M Adams of Adams Dry Goods 609 Polk St depart Wednesday for eastern markets. Mr and Mrs H K Huffman of Santiago California visit with the Fuffinian family members.
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J. M. Adams
The
Adams Dry Goods Company
Polk Street
H. K. Huffman
Santiago, Calif
Henry Fuffinian
Amarillo Metros name 16 man roster and set sights on wins
Official management announces the Amarillo Metro baseball squad listing 16 players including Lefty Middleton as manager and pitchers Fonken and Middleton. The club touts solid defense strong hitting and mound depth with college prospects Nicklaus and Hill. They plan to face Hereford Sunday and note upcoming lease talks with Panhandle Oilmen while Cubs prepare for Sunday game with an unnamed opponent.
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Amarillo Metro
Lefty Middleton
Ili Curtis
Middleton
Teddy Nicklaus
Lefty Fonken
Volney Hill
Guy Hapden
Quint Taylor
Windy Nicklaus
Bernie Vaught
Skeet’ Gibson
Speed" Ravey
Lefty’ Thompson
Metros
Fonken
Wolmey Hill
Hill
Ravey
Thompson
Amarillo High
Amarillo
Hereford
Panhandle
Olicra
Cubs
Clarendon Golfers to Try Hillcrest Links Next Sunday
Amarillo hosts Clarendon and Hillcrest at the new Hillcrest course to open the season. Last year Hillcrest led 2 1 in meetings with Clarendon winning once. Clarendon aims to sweep the series this year.
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Clarendon
Hillcrest Links
Amarillo
Hillcrest
Clarendon Boys
Wrestler Parelli Advocates Nude Wrestling Style
Jog Parelli, middenweight champion, says he prefers wrestling with minimal clothing. He argues tights and shoes hinder movement and grip, noting his aim is freedom of motion and display of the body. He cites past match with Dutch Mantel and hints at future bouts.
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Dutch Mantel
Armory
Iatlian
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