Beaumont Hears Protest Over Waco Captain Balliew Eligibility
A Beaumont high school delegation led by C H McDonald will confer with Roy Henderson athletic director of the Texas University scholastic league regarding Sam Balliew’s eligibility protest from Waco. Henderson ordered Cisco and Forest Avenue to play. Beaumont withdrew an offer to face Forest Avenue amid the dispute. The executive committee will meet soon after Beaumont presents evidence. the protest was mailed today and should arrive Tuesday. The Cisco Forest Avenue game ended in a 13 to 13 draw.
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Roy Redichek
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Doctor Welcott Advises Careful Eye Ear Nose Throat Check
Amarillo physician Dr. Claude Welcott urges thorough examination, precise diagnosis, and preventive care to avoid needless eye ear and throat surgeries. The guidance stresses early detection and targeted treatment to protect patient health.
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Claude Welcott
Amarillo
Some Party SERVANT Grumbles Over Missing Silver Spoon
A party servant complains one guest may have left a missing silver spoon behind, noting a hole in a pocket as the likely cause of the loss. The incident centers on informal afterparty tidiness and blamed carelessness.
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Alabama Eleven Heads to Pasadena for Roses Game
The University of Alabama football team traveled by special train from Birmingham through St. Louis and Kansas City to Amarillo, en route to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses against Washington on New Year's Day. Coach Wade, Cohen, and Crisp led 22 players, with Presidents Denny and Sanford aboard, plus two sports writers.
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Crisp
George H. Denny
V. Sanford
Polley Hubert
O. Buckler
Mack Brown
Amarillo
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Grand Canyon
Howard B
Birmingham Age Herald
Zipp Newman
Birminghamews
Stratford quintet defeats Texline on local court
Stratford High School edged Texline High School 29 to 21 in a clean, well attended Friday night basketball game on the Stratford court.
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Stratford High School
Cyclist Albert King Slightly Injured in Intersection Crash
Albert King a 12 year old Western Union messenger was knocked down at the Sixth and Madison intersection yesterday afternoon. He rode a bicycle when struck by a car and was thrown to the pavement, losing consciousness. A Griggs ambulance carried him to Northwest Texas hospital where wounds were dressed before he was sent home on Northwest Eighth street. His nose was bruised and his face cut in the fall.
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Promoter's Suit Against Firpo Is Abruptly Ended
New York report details promoter Andrew McCorkindale admitting Firpo owed nothing, ending a $50,926 suit over alleged share of Firpo's $203,625 in earnings. Justice Tierney dismissed the case after McCorkindale acknowledged the claim was under the name Alexander Scott.
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Andrew McCorkindale
Luis Angel Firpo
McCorkindale
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Firpe
Vernon Sheriff Holds Escaped Convict of Farm
Vernon Dec 21. Sheriff Edmondson holds a man believed to be Lloyd Waddell of Mills county who, with three other convicts, escaped from the Blue Ridge prison farm near Houston by overpowering a guard. Waddell was serving a three year sentence for felony theft and was arrested in Hobart Oklahoma by Wilbarger county officers on an automobile theft charge.
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Wilbarger County
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Snow to Face Murder Trial in Texas Courthouse
In Stephenville Texas on December 21 M Snow known as triple slayer appeared before District Judge Keith. Trial on three murder indictments for killing his wife mother in law and stepson was set for January 18. Snow said he had no attorney but hoped relatives could hire one. the judge will appoint counsel if none is retained.
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Keith
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High School at Lockney Installs Fine New Library
The senior class of Lockney High School has opened a new library in a 24 by 36 foot room. Cost about 700 dollars funded by senior class plays. Open all day with senior students in attendance. Collection includes fiction atlases English Spanish and Latin dictionaries geographies and histories.
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Lockney
Oo High School
Forest Becomes Beaumont Contender For State Title
Roy B Henderson, athletic director, decides Forest High will play Beaumont with the winner meeting Cisco for the state championship. The Beaumont Forest game is in Beaumont, with a possible rematch in Waco. Cisco rests after three games in eight days.
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Waco
Joe Stecher to Attend West Texas Showdown
The world champion Joe Stecher is slated to appear here though misinformed fans were mailed a notice. Pat Patterson already beat him to the bill and Cal Farley remains sidelined with a broken ankle from a Thor Jensen match six weeks prior. The Amarillo All Stars face Canyon’s West Texas Teacher College in a lively showdown expected to draw fans and feature former Sandies like Goodwin and Nicklaus.
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Pat Patterson
Cal Farley
Thor Jensen
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West Texas Teacher's College of Canyon
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Ted Nicklaus
Windy Nicklaus
Bernie Vaught
Bob McQueen
Tige Elkins
Guy Haden
Johnny Anderson
Ray Boyles
Bill Dawsey
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