Sandies Set for Cisco Clash With Big Day Crowd Hopes
The Sandies travel tonight by Santa Fe Pullman to Cisco for a Friday 3 PM kickoff in a pivotal West Texas high school football showdown. Cisco and Amarillo loom as top clubs in the regional race, with strong backfields led by Huestis Meadows and Also bra k. Officials include Ettinger of Michigan, Eckhart of Texas, and Moore of Vanderbilt.
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Sandies
Wichita Falls
Memphis
Etttinger
University of Michigan
Eckhart
Texas University Fame
Moore
Vanderbilt
Santa Fe
Cisco
Larsen
Bourn
Utterback
Fuqua
Honey
Bishop
Miller
Oakes
Bassett
Clark
Dowler
Sul Ross Lobos Rally Behind Panhandle Plains Stars
Special to The News from Alpine Texas reports Panhandle Plains players boosting Sul Ross State Teachers College. Captain Wesley Townsend of Pampa leads a 5-3 season, with star Tulsa student Paul Ford scoring in most games and Coach Graves guiding a fast developing team.
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Alpine
West Texas
Panhandle-Plains
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Wesley Townsend
Iece
Balls High School
Pampa
Lobos
B. C. Graves
Sul Ross
Randolph College
el Paso School of Sul Ross
Texas Tech
Daniel Baker
New Mexico A. & M
Schreiner Institute
McMurry College
el Paso Junior College
Graves
Sul Ross Lobo
Paul Ford
Tulsa
Ford
Tulsa High School
Townsend
Wes
Sul Ross Lobos
Ty Oigad
Sul Ross State Teachere Colieré
Texas
Gdentaity
Haa
Wesley
Fagin Younger
Canyon
Tullahich School
Sul Ross State Hers College
Sul
Caneree
Gael
Kel
Clifford Kell
Sul Ross State Ciefs College
Tulia
Kelley
Spanish fighter defeats German heavyweight in Berlin bout
Paulino, the Spanish heavyweight, claimed a ninth round knockout of German Hang Bretten in Berlin as Dempsey targets further plans. The match drew attention after his declared invasion aim.
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Berlin
Paulino
United States
Jack Dempsey
Hang Bretten
Tracter
Marriages Surpass Twenty Thousand in London County
More than 20 000 marriages take place each year in the County of London according to official statistics. The figure highlights the boroughs and parishes where wedding ceremonies are most common and reflects ongoing civil and religious rites shaping local life.
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County of
London
Aggies Power Past T U to Clinch Conference Title
Dallas December 1 By a 28 to 0 Thanksgiving Day victory the Texas A and M Aggies, led by Captain Mute Wilson, swept the Texas Longhorns and secured the Southwest Conference crown. Dansby Dieterich Irvin Rothgeb and Hunt starred on offense and defense with Berry Wilson and Hunt guiding the attack as A and M defeated Baylor Rice and SMU while TCU handed them their only conference loss.
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Dallas
Texas Longhorns
Texas A. & M
Dana Bible
Washman
Aggies
M. U. Mustangs
Baylor
Rice
Longhorn
Rothgeb
Dansby
Irvin
Dieterich
Biblemen
Hunt
Berry
Wilson
McGuire
Four Burros and the Red Grange Echoes in Amarillo Football
Amarillo fans coin the nickname Four Burros for the backfield of Oakes Dowler Stark and Bassett as Amarillo aims at Cisco in the high school football race. The piece notes two standout players Oakes and Clark, and mentions 18 teams still in contention with semi finals ahead. It also reports Sherman high school football facing charges against Ralph Welch and Caraway amid ongoing tensions.
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Red Grange
Amarillo
Sherman
Forest High
Dallas
Ralph Welch
Caraway
Welch
Oak Cliff
Sherman High
Grange shines but Beats barely beat Tigers 14 to 13
In Red Grange's second pro game he improves on his first appearance. Chicago Beats defeats Columbia 14 to 13 on a snow covered field. Grange fumbled once after a 40 yard return and was tackled hard, losing the ball. He shows better kickoff performance than in his debut.
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Red Grange
Chicago Beats
Columbia Tigers
Muddy field dominate football clash with Grange trio
Season saw mudbed fields dull many games yet sweetened a Pennsylvanian Grange shootout. Grange scored three touchdowns while backs struggled and fans hailed the sensational contest unlike any other this year.
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Pennsylvania
Grange
World cotton bales used in the season totals 6.292 million
The season witnessed a total of 6.292 million bales of cotton consumed globally, highlighting strong demand across major markets. Key players and regional uptake reflect continued dependence on Ams ae cotton amid steady trade conditions.
Young Britt Meets Mantell in Plainview Wrestling Clash
Before meeting Billy Londos, Dutch Mantell must defeated Young Britt at Plainview tomorrow night. The winner faces Londos at the Armory next Friday at 8 pm. Britt, around 155 pounds, has beat ten to twelve top West Texas welter and middleweights. Tickets are available at Lindsay Drug Co.
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Dutch Mantell
Billy Londos
Young Britt
Plainview
Britt
Mantell-Britt
Londos
Armory
Pat Patterson
Patterson
Lockney
West Texas
Mantell
Lindsay Drug Co
Dempsey Willing to Meet Firpo on July Fourth
Announcement from Los Angeles says Jack Dempsey will meet Luis Firpo if a bout is arranged before his match with Harry Wills. Firpo, in Buenos Aires, said he is ready for a July fourth battle at Tia Juana or Los Angeles and can forfeit immediately and be in condition by March.
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Buenos Aires
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Firpo
Tia Juana
Mexico
Beidenharn Takes Over Texarkana Twins Club
O L Beidenharn owner of the Shreveport Gassers in the Texas League today took over the Texarkana Twins of the East Texas League. A new grand stand will be built before the 1926 season opens.
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Beidenharn
Texarkana Twins
Texarkana
O. L. Beidenharn
Shreveport Gassers
South Dakota GOP endorses Gunderson and Norbeck for reelection
At Pierre SD the Republican state nominating convention endorsed Senator Peter Norbeck and Governor Carl Gunderson for renomination, a signal that the party expects their march to the primary. Other SD congressmen Christopherson Johnson and Williamson were backed for reelection, while Democrats named C J Gunderson for US senator after A S Cherry declined.
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Pierre
Peter Norbeck
Carl Gunderson
South Dakota
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
William Williamson
Custer
C. J. Gunderson
Clay County
Counsen
Gunderson
United States
G. Cherry
Slur Aroused Youth To Kill Friend In Bronx
Gordon Pierle, 20, killed George Nye, 19, with an axe over a slur against a girl. Initial confession cited irresistible impulse, later claimed jealousy, then said motive was resentment and revenge for Nye’s remarks. Pierle arraigned, remanded without bail. body found beneath Nye’s bed by Margaret Fiore.
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New York
Gordon Pierle
George Nye
Pierre
Mcsiehan
Bronx
McGeehan
Nye
Margaret
Violet Schmidt
Caen
Margaret Fiore
Gordon
Piere Fel
Binefeters
Minister Sees Bright Future for This City in Amarillo
Rev A Reilly Copeland of Waco preached at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Amarillo and praised the city’s spirit and growth prospects. He predicted Amarillo would reach about 56 600 residents and urged more parks and play areas for all ages before leaving Tuesday night for a funeral in Denton.
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A. Reilly Copeland
Waco
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Amarillo
Denton
U S Probe Initiates Texas Road Funds Inquiry
The U S Bureau of Public Roads began an investigation into highway funds in Texas at Fort Worth. Captain R S Wilson and W J OLeary met with federal engineer A R Losh and will report to T P McDonald in Washington. No action expected while in Texas. The officials are examining possible irregularities in federal funding handling.
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Fort Worth
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Texas
R. St. J. Wilson
Bureau
W. J. O'Leary
Department
A. R. Losh
Austin
Losh
Washington
T. P. McDonald
Florida coast storms leave four dead and widespread damage
After 48 hours of tropical rain and wind, Florida’s east and west coasts began returning to normal. The toll stood at four dead four missing and eighteen in hospitals with property damage likely in the millions. Miami flooded after 14.1 inches of rain. Tampa suffered 52 mph winds causing fires and destruction on Davis Island while residents adapted to a water festival mood.
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Associates Press
Florida
Miami
Tampa
West Coast
Davis Island
Latin Quarter
Aulco
Sousa's Band Impresses At Great Lakes Naval Station Concert
Sousa's 71 year old conducting drew two large crowds at the Great Lakes Naval Station program. The Plainview and Clarendon bands joined Sousa with "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "King Cotton March" as new pieces and encores entertained. Notable solos by William T. Long and Marjorie Moody highlighted the performance.
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Great Lakes Naval Station
Sousa
Paul I. Odor
Briscoe
Leads Plains B
Doven
Clarendon
Plainview
Stars and Stripes Forever
Cuba
U. S. Field
Jazz America
el Capitan
New
E Comporicions
William T. Long
Mint Marjorie
Moody
Titania
Danny Poy
Amer Jean
Sousa Band Ends Program with Varied Encore in Evening
The evening concert featured Carey on xylophone and a diverse program including I Want to Be Happy and The Old Swimming Hole. Sousa performed encores during the show, with Saxaphisextette in U S Field Artillery March and enhanced fire, cornets, and trombones in Stars and Stripes Forever. The Whistling Farmer and Love Scene from Feuersnoth were noted, with many pieces repeated at night. Sousa's party planned to go to Wichita Falls for a concert, traveling by three Pullmans and a baggage car if at night.
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Reuben Sax
George Carey
Guion
Mr. Sousa
U. S. Field Artillery
Litoff
Feuersnoth
Richard Strauss
Sousa
Wichita Falls
Sousa Matinee Delights Panhandle Audience Of Hundreds
The afternoon Sousa matinee drew hundreds of schoolchildren and residents to the auditorium with the world’s famed bandmaster at center stage. The program opened with Wagner’s Overture from Tannhauser, followed by encores including The High School Cadets and Killarney, as crowds cheered the veteran conductor’s graceful performance and time-honored march.
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SOUSA
Globe
Europe
Texas
Panhandle
USA
Tanhauser
Wagner
Ate Owells
Killarney
Centennial Cornet Solo and Sousa Band Concert Highlights
William Tong performed Centennial as a cornet solo. Sousa led eight suites El Capitan and His Friends and The United States Field Artillery. Encore featured Whistling Farmer and barnyard medley. Miss Marjorie Moody sang Shadow Dance from Dinorah. Sousa conducted The Stars and Stripes Forever. Salie Warren, boy soprano, received praise. The Star Spangled Banner closed the afternoon.
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Cornet
William Tong
Sousa
el Capitan
Miss Moody
Marporie Moody
Old Virginny
Largo
New World
Dvorak
United States Field Artillery
Odette
Mississippi
Klein
Messrs Stephens
Henry
Goodrich
Johnson
Weir
Madden
Conklin
Monroe
George Carey
Elgar
Stars and Stripes Forever
Plainview Band
Mr. Sousa
Salie Warren
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Civec Fettle
Chapman
Cigee Club
Huestis
Meadows
Alsobra@k
Terry
Foy Terry
White Deer
West Texas State Teachers College
Lobo
Nelson
Sam Nelson
Miami High School
Bryant
T. U
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Stark
Tajuana
U.S
Sousa's
Packard
Polk St
King Cafe
BR. Christian
Domino and
Swastika Coals
Swastika Fuel Company
Raton
New Mexico
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