McKirihan-McDonald Win Te x Ka bei doubles title at West Texas Tour
Renford Taylor of Slaton wins in singles after a five set marathon at the fifth annual West Texas Tennis Tournament ending yesterday. Wilson McKirihan Amarillo and Seesa McDonald Lamesa claim doubles crown after fierce four set final against Roscor Etter and Prader MecCrummen.
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Couchmans Bobcats Hold West Texas Lead Amid Week Losses
The West Texas League standings show Couchmans Bobcats clinging to the leaders while San Angelo Snappers and Midland Colts posted the best week marks. Hubbers and Aces faltered with five losses in six starts as Midland and Abilene split series and Lubbock struggled in Midland and San Angelo games.
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Rogers Hornsby Tops National League Hitting Pace
Rogers Hornsby leads the National League hitting race with an 308 average in 57 games as of last Wednesday, eyeing another batting title. Warner and Benton trail in the ladder with strong showings. pitching leaders include Larry Benton of New York with 15–4 and multiple complete games. Burleigh Grimes and Carl Mays also among top winners.
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Cubs Beat Giants In Doubleheader Five Hour Marathon
Chicago salvages a split in a twin bill with two extra inning wins over the New York Giants. First game went 16 innings as Chicago prevailed 3 to 2, second game won 4 to 1. Pitchers and players named include Grimm, English, Nebt, Moran, Magee, Reardus, Cresnwich, Faulkner, Hogan, Blake, Harte, and more.
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cotton market in New York slips after rains in West Texas
Reports of beneficial rains in West Texas led to declines of about 1 to 7 points in cotton futures in New York. October and December contracts traded lower as offers tapered off amid profit taking. Prices closed mixed with firmer technicals offset by rain news and rising boll weevil pressure.
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Walsh makes phenomenal debut for White Sox at Yankee Stadium
Ed Walsh Jr. pitched solidly on his metropolitan debut for the White Sox as Chicago battled the Yankees. Ruth hit his 39th home run to break a scoreless tie, giving New York the edge. Washington beat Detroit 4 to 2 with Hadley limiting Detroit to five runs.
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Athletics Sweep St Louis in Doubleheader Run to Lead
Philadelphia July 21 The Athletics won their seventh straight and swept the five game series with St Louis. In the first game Jimmy Foxx hit a long home run at Shibe Park as Jack Quinn won his thirteenth. In the second game the Mackmen again topped St Louis. Every Athletics batter had a hit in both games.
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Cash Loans and Payments Noted in Local Ledger
Fragmentary entry records loans and payments, mentioning Smalls Nolane and Whitlow, with a cryptic note about Temple and a claim of a “killed big” item. The readable items suggest a financial ledger snippet reflecting small loans and payments.
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