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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
7
Sunny notes unclear match results. Mentions Tarredo Edinbure 1 0 and Mission Corpus with no known outcome. References Corpus Christ at Laredo and Isdinburg. Data is fragmentary with multiple places and dates unreadable.
Sunday results show Philadelphia 4 3 New York 2 7 St. Louis 0 Cleveland 2 Detroit 7 Chicago 4 Boston 7 Washington 8. Monday schedule lists Washington at Boston Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit Philadelphia at New York.
Lou Gehrig hits his 22nd homer as the Yankees win the second game 7 to 5 after losing 4 to 2 in the first. Babe Ruth sits with an injured knee as Pirates surge past Cardinals in a high scoring day. Cubs drop to Reds, Giants beat Robins, and Indians shutout Browns in doubleheaders.
Secretary Wilbur reported that the entire impoverished village in China walked to a river and drowned themselves. He framed relief of the distressed as a duty for the Western world at the state Christian Endeavor conference.
The Laredo Edinburg baseball series at Legion Park produced a split, with Edinburg winning both Sunday doubleheader games while Laredo took one of Saturday’s pair. Saturday game one ended Edinburg 10, Laredo 6. game two saw Laredo win 2 1. Sunday featured two Edinburg wins as Oilers errors and key plays shaped the results.
New York reports sixteen year old Philip Southerland Goodwin as a rising star in horse racing. He has ridden in eighty five starts for twenty wins, hailed as Gurstland''s hitest sensation with roots in New York City. He began riding early and claimed his first blue ribbon before age thirteen.
De Quincey Louisiana June 26. Southern Missouri Paddleball team was defeated by the Orleanian Missouri Pretfie Tall te with a lopsided score. The Southerners had no runs three hits and four errors while the Orleanian side collected fourteen runs seventeen hits and one error. The game opened with Struaud and Jones for Laredo and Snow and Classen for the Southerners.
A compact game summary records sacrifice hits by Peters and Fenner, stolen bases by Honeymany and Haddock, a wild pitch by Haddock, and Peters hit by Maddock. Townsend struck out twice and Haddock three times. Umpires Tongate and Carrioh officiated. Time of game not specified.
Representative Tom Connally spoke at the division convention of the American Legion in Corpus Christi urging a universal draft to mobilize manpower for national needs during wartime.
The writer laments a losing stretch in baseball as a hard season wears on. He humorously recounts a near suicide impulse, a comforting boardinghouse breakfast, and a dramatic encounter with a black cat. He ends with stubborn optimism that Ollers will reverse their fortunes.
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