Amarillo Cup Won By Oklahoma Man At Walters
Special to The News Wheeler August 13 Amarillo’s loving cup went to Stylish Bill in the members all age stake. J R Patterson Walters Okla owned, Joe R Henson handled. Second Beckham’s Comanche Beck. third Bob White’s Lance. Open derby winners Manitoba Ziegfield first Shinnery Tip second Collie Ransom third. Prizes total 400 dollars. Trials slated to end Saturday at noon.
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Amarillo
Bill
J. R. Patterson
Walters
Oklo
Joe R. Henson
Beckham
Beb. J. Shaffer
Bob White
Lance
Grady Russell
Manitoba Ziegfield
Russell Gillette
Shinnery Tip
Joe Henson
Collie Ransom
Dr. Cochran
Comanche
Mat Michael
Henson
Tom Kenningham
Indiana
Texas
Rademacher to Coach New Mexico Military Institute
Charles M. Rademacher formerly head coach at Washington University St Louis will serve as football coach and director of athletics at the New Mexico Military Institute for the 1925 26 season. He succeeds H A Rabenhorst who resigned to enter business in Baton Rouge La Rademacher was captain of the University of Chicago football team the year he graduated.
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Kearns to test Dempsey contract at NY commission
Jack Kearns plans to challenge the validity of his manager contract with Jack Dempsey at a New York State Athletic Commission meeting. He intends to arrange a Dempsey vs Harry Wills bout and a Mickey Walker vs Dave Shade match, despite Dempsey’s stated reluctance to fight under New York influence. The move could force a showdown over the partners former agreement.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Commission
Solons
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Kearns
Pacific Coast
New York State
New York Board
Station Belle Wins Rainy Day Stakes
Station Belle owned by F J Merkle of Columbus Ohio and driven by Ben White of Lexington Kentucky captured the Rainy Day sweep stakes for 2 year old trotters at North Randall grand circuit races. Best time 2 07 1 5 with Double Cross second and Charm third.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Station Belle
F. J. Merkle
Columbus
Ben White
Lexington
Kentucky
Double Cross
Charm
Two Talks On Own Business Heard By Club
Rotary Club heard two speakers at Amarillo Hotel about local industry. P H Hertzog discussed Amarillo Refinery Company shipping gasoline worldwide. Tom Nabors of Coca Cola highlighted company growth and 365000 bottles sold in Amarillo last year. Traffic signals matter referred to directors.
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Rotary Club
Amarillo
P. H. Hertzog
Tom Nabors
Coca Cola Company
Hertzog
Nabors
Arid of Directors
Tom Gallaher
Chas. Gregg
Just a Woman and The Light of Western Stars at Fair and Mission
The Fair Theater shows Just a Woman with Conway Tearle and Claire Windsor from EuGene Walter's stage hit, a domestic tragedy in a steel mill setting ending in divorce schemes. At Mission, The Light of Western Stars stars Jack Holt, Noah Beery, Billie Dove in a rugged outdoor western with desert backdrops and a bandit rival.
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Conway Tearle
Claire Windsor
M. C. Levee
Fair Theater
Eugene Walter
Pennsylvania
Miss Windsor
Tearle
New York
Mission
el Paso
Arizona Border
Paramount
Arizona
Holt
Noah Beery
Billie Dove
Alma Bennett
William K. Howard
Texans Oppose Move to Reopen Rates Case
Dallas Aug 13 Texans oppose a reopening of the Interstate Commerce Commission rate decision that placed Galveston on parity with New Orleans. E N Thornton of the Galveston Commercial Association said Texas ports and the Texas and Pacific rail road will contest any effort to deprive them of victory. J B Payne in New Orleans said New Orleans interests will file with the ICC for a re adjustment of the recent ruling. Luther Walter of Chicago will handle the case for New Orleans. J L Lancaster of the Texas and Pacific said the railroad will push to reopen the matter.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
New Orleans
Texas and Pacific Railroad
E. N. Thornton
Galveston Commercial Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galveston
A. L. Reed
J. B. Payne
Texas and Pacific
Luther Walter
Chicago
J. L. Lancaster
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Lieutenant Kaddy Killed At Fort Clark Jump
Lieut. Winston J. Kaddy, stationed at Fort Clark, was killed when his horse fell while attempting to jump a swinging gate that suddenly closed as he neared it. A 1924 West Point graduate, Kaddy died near Del Rio on August 18.
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Kaddy
del Rio
Winston J. Kaddy
Fort Clark
West Point
Hafnium Turned Into Metallic Form Reported
Associated Press reports in Copenhagen that two ounces of hafnium have been produced in metallic form with one ounce sent to the United States. Niels Bohr and engineer Poul Berglund achieved metallic hafnium by oxidizing alvit from Norway and France. The element may be used in radio audi on lamps. A mail letter from Hartford to Cromwell travels via New London and Saybrook, covering 129 miles due to train schedules.
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Bly Associated Press
Copenhagen
United States
Niels Bohr
Poul Berglund
Norway
France
Hartford
Conn
Cromwell
New London
Saybrook
Rains Predicted Across Texas Amid Heat in Houston
Texas weather showed capricious turns with a heat record in Houston topping 100.1 degrees. A junior cyclone brought drenching rain and minor damage to Waco while Denton saw hail and cooler temps as Mexia cooled to 64. Rain spread through central Texas and forecasts called for more showers Friday across east and west regions.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Houston
Waco
Denton
Mexia
Lake Trout Die From Plague In American Lake
TACOMA Wash Aug 18 Silver trout in American Lake ten miles south of here are dying by the thousands this summer. Health officer Dr Hinton D Jonez lists a parasite or scale attacking the gills as the cause. He reported seeing 1000 dead trout in an area no larger than the floor space of a small bungalow.
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Tacoma
Wash
American Lake
Here
Hinton D. Jonez
Jonez
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