Sandstorm football team arrives in Cisco after stormy trip
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm arrives in Cisco at 2 pm amid a real sandstorm. Coach Hays reports every player in tip top shape. The squad rested in Sweetwater then traveled to Cisco, trained on the Loboes field, and received full courtesy from the Cisco Chamber of Commerce and locals. Coach Hays has ties to Cisco and Randolph College.
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Cisco
Amarillo
Hays
Sweetwater
Loboes
Cisco Chamber of Commerce
Randolph College
Hiys
Britton
Wile
Golden Sandstorm Versus Cisco In West Texas Clash
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm faces a great weight handicap against Cisco’s By Dam Loboes in the all class West Texas championship at Cisco Friday. Both teams boast heavy linemen and versatile backfields as Chapman’s Loboes rely on new backs to power a line plunging attack while Amarillo’s attack blends off tackle and end runs with a strong aerial element. A large crowd is expected with high advance sales and Cisco’s past gates exceeding $7,000 in state showdowns.
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Cisco
Amarillo
Grist
Sandies
Fuqua
Chapman
McCord
Brown
Purvis
Tarren Couch
Cecil Couch
Honey
Utterbach
Hank Irving
Coats
Bourn
Bishop
Larsen
Reynolds
Lobo
Miller
Andrus
Petty
Murray
Huest
Alsabrook
Meadows
Vernon Couch
Huestis
Couch
Oakes
Bassett
Clark
Dowler
Clarke
Wichita Falls
Daniel
Speights
Irving
Loboes
Sandstorm
Hyde Park
U. S
Carroll Smalley Page
Vermont
Senate
Washington
Tarzan Couch
Celburne
Canyon awards 19 letters to football team
Nineteen men were awarded football letters at West Texas Teachers College by Coach Eckhardt on December 3. Captaincy passes to Dock McVickers and Tige Elkins were announced, with farewell words from retiring captains. Photos for the 1925-26 annual were taken. most letter recipients are expected to earn sweaters once scholastic requirements are confirmed.
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News Canyon
West Texas Teachers College Today
Eckhardt
le Mirage
Dock McVickera
Plainview
Otello Herm
Snyder
Tige” Elkins
Amarillo
Virgil Santy
Hamilton
Herm
Santy
Vaughn
Anderson
Hill
Divine
Thompson
Buffalo
Q. B
McVickers
Hale
H. Bs Divens
Crump
Elkins
Boyles
Bagwell
Gokden
Nappe
Jennings
H. B
Keyff Hill
Keith
Santay
Wellington Lad Named Clarendon Captain for 1926 Football
Special to The News NMDON Dec 7 Lee Patty Powell of Wellington was elected captain of the 1926 football team at Clarendon College. Bransford Bulls was named line captain. Bulls weighs 215 pounds and has three years under Coach Burton. The 1926 squad is seen as best in years as the college moves from junior to senior status. Nineteen lettermen intend to return, the largest such group ever. The season closed Monday with a banquet for players.
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Nmdon
Lee
Patty) Powell
Wellington
Clarendon College
Powell
Bulldog
Bransford Bulls
Bulls
Burton
Ninteen
Seagon
Tire Factory Hinted for City Amarillo Rumor Surfaces
Local papers report a tire factory may locate in Amarillo. Detached items suggest Det W. H. Peasan of Amarillo pursued a Centerville plant and planned a move to Amarillo, but details and fees remain unclear.
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Amarillo
W. H. Peasan
Centerville
Mr. Peason
Big Ten Coaches Name Grange to All-Conference Team
Seven Big Ten coaches select the 1925 All Conference football team for the Associated Press with Red Grange at left halfback as the sole unanimous choice. Michigan places contribute four positions with Bennie Friedman quarterback and Bennie Osterban left end highlighted, while Brown of Michigan and Lowry of Northwestern are praised as top centers.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Red Grange
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan
Bennie Friedman
Bennie Osterban
Bennies
Freidman
Brown
Lowry
Northwestern
Yates
Slaton Basketball Season Opens Under Coach Miller
Slaton, Dec. 3. Coach Gus Miller, who impressed with football, leads the Slaton quintet into a new basketball season. He notes not all last year’s players return but has promising material to develop for the indoor court. The first game is planned soon with no definite date yet announced.
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Slaton
Gus Miller
Miller
Reichstag Refers Hohenzollern Case to Judiciary
Berlin Dec 3 The Reichstag referred the question of a settlement with the former ruling Hohenzollern family to its judiciary committee under regular procedure. The Prussian ministry has not adopted the compromise proposed by the finance ministry which the Hohenzollerns already accepted, calling for 20,000,000 marks payment and restoration of palaces and other property.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Hohenzollern
Ministry of Finance
Seven Teams Left in Scholastic Football Runoff
Seven interscholastic league teams remain in the championship run off after Friday’s schedule of three games Beau mont at Robetown Grah am at Cleburne Argo at Ciago and Weee Kasca to follow next week Forest of Dallas Marehall among others. Final pairings will match northern and southern winners for the pest week finals.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Robetown
Graham
Cleburne
Argo
Ciago
Weee
Kasca
Forest of Dallas
Marehall
Wate
Pennsylvania Coach Names All Star Team from East and Midwest
New York dispatch reports University of Pennsylvania coach Low Young selected an all American lineup with eight eastern stars and three midwestern players. Dartmouth places two men on the first all American eleven with Penn, Princeton, and Colgate also well represented.
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New York
Associated Press
Low Young
Unversity of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Tully
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Twickies
Chase
Pittburgh
Weir
Nebraska
Ruards
Carey
Cornell
Sturhan
Yale
McMhian
Princeton
Friedman
Michigan
Iines
Lemedes
Deartrmearth
Virgen
Colgate
Devimeanth
Pittsburgh
Josa
Sturhahn
McMillan
Stagie
Gberland
Tryon
Kruese
Penn
Born
Army
Hansen
Tekles
Kearney
Wilson Penn
Butler
Dieh
Pershing
LaFayette
Amos W
J. Rogers
Allen
West Texas grid spirit and junior league pride rise
Amarillo fans plan telegrams to boost the team before the game against Wichita Falls noting loyal, morale-boosting support. Mentions about captains at TCU Missouri and local Johnson Street ward school team prize cup to sustain ward league efforts and honor high school rivals.
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Amarillo
Wichita
J. E. Clements
Johnson Street Ward
Johnson Street
Golden Sandstorm
Flour Prices Rise With Wheat Advance In New York
New York December 3. A 25 cent barrel advance in flour accompanied today by higher wheat prices. Standard 6 patent flour sells at 7.26 a barrel, a season high and up 1.60 since October 1. This compares with 8.28 last year at this time. Last season's peak reached 10.40 a barrel on January 24.
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New York
Dutch Mantell and Londos Wrestle in Packed Amarillo Show
Dutch Mantell and Billy Londos square off tonight in Amarillo in a far from perfect match up between two veteran grapplers. Mantell reportedly endured long grapevine toehold holds and remains praised for his toughness. Advance ticket sales at Lindsay Drug suggest a packed crowd at usual prices.
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Dutch Martell
Billy Londos
Farley-Mantell
Mantell
Farley
Line up for today's Cisco Amarillo contest
The starting lineup and weights for the Cisco Amarillo game are listed as probable.
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Amarillo
Textbook contract decision due after Texas panel vote
Austin December report states the Texas state text book commission may approve the sub committee action to award around 60,000 dollars in contracts to the American Book Company without attorney general advice. S. M. Marrs will return to Austin to review the matter as a 2,500 dollar deposit remains with the state treasurer pending the attorney general opinion.
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Austin
Texas State Text Book Commission
American Book Company of
Cincinnati
S. M. N. Marrs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Marrs
Officers of Masonic Grand Lodge installed at Waco
WACO Dec 3 Officers elected and installed here Thursday afternoon as Grand Master Ed R. Bryan Midland Deputy Grand Master M A Childers San Antonio Grand Senior Warden W C Hatfield Sherman Grand Junior Warden G R M Montgomery Fort Worth Grand Treasurer P Palbiot Houston Grand Secretary W B Pearson Waco Appointive officers Grand Orator J J Gallaher Marlin Grand Chaplain Thomas Gregory Lockhart Grand Marshal K Otis Midland
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Waco
Masonic Grand Lodge
Ed R. Bryan
Midland
M. A. Childers
San Antonio
W. C. Hatfield
Sherman
G. R. M. Montgomery
Fort Worth
Palbiot
Houston
W. B. Pearson
J. J. Gallaher
Marlin
Thomas Gregory
Lockhart
White Thunder thrills at Liberty Theatre with Yakima Canutt
Ben Wilson's White Thunder stars Yakima Canutt with a stellar supporting cast at the Liberty Theatre today and tomorrow. Kingsley Benedict wrote a mystery laden story featuring a hooded night rider and ace of spades notes. The film delivers fast action and sensational equestrian feats that set a high standard for cowboy players.
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Ben Wilson
Yakima Canutt
Liberty Theatre
Kingsley Benedict
Lighthearted reply on bills and troubles
A humorous exchange notes a habit of ignoring bills by burning them. The speaker jokes that she handles troubles with levity, while another agrees she always makes light of burdens, framing debt as a trivial annoyance.
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Clarendon
BIG Ten
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Ilinois
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Tilinsis
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Harley-Davidson
West Texas
University of Missouri
Texas
Fang
Amarillo Cisco
Irvin Bourne
McCord Fuqua
Grist Honey
Purvis Utterbhach
Brown Miller
Petty Bassett
Dukes
Murray Clark
Huestis Dowler Capt
Alsabrook Coaches
Hays, Dutton and Hull Chapman and Nigro
Masonic
The
News and Post
At the Liberty
Liberty
North Pole
King Cafe
C, R. Christian
Domino and
Swastika Coals
Swastika Fuel Company
Raton
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