Beaumont Eliminated From Championship Race In Texas High School
Beaumont loses a place in the Texas Inter scholastic League title race after Sam Balliew is ruled ineligible due to past football play. Waco will host Robstown on Saturday with the winner to meet the Cisco-Dallas Forest Avenue victor. Beaumont and Sherman faced disqualification over eligibility, prompting a bid to crown an outlaw champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
WACO
Robstown
Austin
Georgetown
Texas University
Wace
Railiew
Cisco
Xtension
R. A. Cox
V. I. Moore
B. C. Tharp
J. J. Nelson
R. A. Law
Rey Henderson
Ballen
Sherman
Caraway
Ray Red@iehek
Intersch
Tanges
Henderson
North Texas
Bailiew
H. L. Exster
Balliew
E. ¢. McDonald
Annmal
Ball
Georgetown High School
Up and Down the Field in a Local Sporting Roundup
The sport column covers Gibson as a pitching addition to strong clubs and adds Nunnaly from Hawna-Payne as a footballer rumored to be a top twirler. It mentions Dutch Mantell gifting a scarf and a distinct lodge advertisement, plus Cisco-Forest High Dallas game buzz and Monte Mantell’s boxing tour. Ad Santelli, a tough rival, visits the office en route to San Francisco for rough and tumble bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Man
Nunnaly
Hawna-Payne
Dutch Mantell
Ad Santelli
San Francisco
Mantell
Daviecourt
Sentel
Kid Kaplan barred from meeting heavier fighters in New York
New York State Athletic Commission denied Louis Kaplan's request to fight boxers in heavier divisions, upholding policy that champions stay within their class unless facing other title holders. Gene Tunney and Bartley Madden were cleared after an inquiry into Madden’s effort in a St Paul heavyweight bout.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Connworld
Gene Tunney
Bartley Madden
St. Paul
Kaplan
Scotty Montieth
Tunney
Madden
Salvation Army Sells Christmas Trees at Sixth and Polk
Late buyers can purchase northern spruce trees at Salvation Army on Sixth and Polk today. Prices are described as reasonable and the sale is open for a limited time.
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Salvation Army
Sixth and
Polk Streets
MANSEY RITES CONTINUED FOR PUBLISHER MUNSEY
Alfred E. Smith represents New York at services as flags stay at half mast. Burial set beside parents in Lisbon Falls Maine. Sister Mrs John M Hyde of St Petersburg arriving for funeral. Estate value placed between 20 million and 40 million dollars including the New York Sun and Evening Telegram. Munsey never married. Surviving relatives listed.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Mr. Mansey
Lisbon Falls
Maine
Mr. Munsey
John M. Hyde
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York Sun
Evening Telegram
Munsey
Knox Patterson Gin Burns at Lockney Fire Destroys 40 Bales
Special to The News from Lockney reports Knox Patterson Gin Company burned at noon destroying a gin completed in September for 26000 dollars with 12000 dollars of insurance. Forty bales of cotton valued at 2500 dollars were also destroyed and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Patterson
Lockney
10 Parents Eyesight and Hearing Examinations Event
A notice for 10 parents about eye sight, tonsil and ear examinations for school children at the Dr Welcott Clinic located in the 104 Central Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Welcott Clinic
Central Building
Bank at Roswell Will Pay Dividend
Roswell New Mexico December 23 Judge C. Gessert at his office 109 East Third Street announces the First State Bank and Trust will pay a 10 percent dividend. This is the fourth such 10 percent dividend declared since the bank was closed and creditors will receive a portion of their claims.
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Sperial
Roswell
N. M
Eee Ee Ter
First State Bank & Trust
C. Gessert
East Third Street
Oe Ee
Crditnn
A Texas Wonder Promises Aid for Kidney and Bladder
An advertisement touts A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles, aches and rheumatic back pain, urging readers to send for sworn testimonials. It lists Hall at 2924 Olive St in St Louis Missouri and notes it is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Olive St
St. Louis
Salvation Army Distribution Brief at Polk Street Today
A Salvation Army distribution event continues at Polk Street today with volunteers aiding families in need. They emphasize reasonable access to clothing and basic supplies amidst ongoing community support efforts.
Former Sandies Practice For Canyon Players
Former Sandies work out daily to be in shape for the Christmas Day game at the Stadium. West Texas State Teachers College AllStars also preparing as Amarillo fans anticipate return of Sandy stars Goodwin Nicklaus brothers Vaught and Canyon terrors Hardin Boyles and The Elkins. Hayden and McQueen among those set to perform.
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Sandies
West Texas State Teachers’ College AllStars
Amarillo
Sandy Stars
Goodwin
Nicklaus Brothers
Bernie Vaught
Terrors
Canyon
Hardin Boyles
Elkins
McQueen
Guy Hayden
Waco Declines Reinstatement In Title Race
After a long session the Waco high school athletic council announced that Waco will not seek reinstatement in the interscholastic league championship race following the Beaumont game controversy. The council commended Coach Tyson and associates for filing the protest and stated Waco declines reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACO
Waco High School Athletic Council
Robstown High
Athletic Council
Waco High School
League
Beaumont
Wheco
Tyson
Car stolen from Tulia wrecked near Littlefield
A Buick coupe stolen in Tulia Monday night was found wrecked on the Lubbock Littlefield road seven miles east of Littlefield early Tuesday. The car turned upside down twice and lay side down, occupants escaping with only slight injuries. The warm engine suggested a brief interval between the crash and discovery, with a speeding car sighted north of Roundup moments earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Lubbock
Swisher
Tulia
Lubbock-Littlefield Road
Littlefield
Roundup
Hereford Second in coin quota sale for Stone Mountain Fund
Hereford Texas reached the over the top mark in the Stone Mountain Memorial Fund coin drive with a quota of 527 coins. The Texas city went over the top in 11 hours and 25 minutes, led by Frances Oberthier a Hereford High senior who sold 309 in seven minutes to three local banks, accounting for most of the city’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Stone Mountain Memorial Fund
John W. Overton
Austin
Texas
Frances Oberthier
Miss Oberthier
Santa Claus visits San Antonio police with gifts
Albert Messer the local butcher dressed as Santa Claus distributed gifts to 79 policemen and detectives and five reporters at police headquarters in San Antonio. Messer has played the role for the fifteenth time inspired by a 1908 act in Waco that saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Santa Claus
Albert Messer
Messer
Waco
Wayne Mann Knocked Out In First Round in KC Fight
Wayne Pie Mann former Nebraska football star and heavyweight boxer was knocked out in the first round of a ten round bout in Kansas City by Chicago’s A Anderson. Mann lasted only 10 minutes in the scheduled contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Mann
Kansas City
Kans
Wayne Pie Mann
University of Nebraska
A Anderson
Chicago
Munn
Beaumont Coach Rules Waco and Robstown Out of Race
Beaumont coach Dunlap Johnson claims Waco and Robstown are eliminated from the state high school football race under an interpretation of Roy Henderson’s ruling. Henderson counters Beaumont’s unfamiliarity with the league plan, noting non participating Port Arthur and the ineligible captain rule.
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Beaumont
Port Arthur
Johnson
Henderson
Austin
Waco
Robstown
Roy Henderson
Jolnsgen
Sam Balliew
Hereford Cordova Hotel to Add Twenty Rooms
Hereford Chamber of Commerce plans a 2500 bonus to fund a twenty room addition to the Cordova Hotel. The $25000 project, contracted to W M Cogdell, will create a 32 room hotel and start soon after January, with four months to completion.
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Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Cordova Hotel
Hereford
W. M. Cogdell
Quanah to Get New Dry Goods Store in DuPuy Building
Plans to remodel the DuPuy building on Main street purchased by Roy Simmons of Wortham Texas are completed and work will begin soon. The interior will be redecorated with a modern plate glass front and show windows. Darwood Dry Goods will occupy the building after February 1 with Simmons and Darwood ownership. Quanah will then have five dry goods stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanah
DuPuy
Main Street
Roy Simmons
Wortham
Texas
Darwood Dry Goods Company
I. Simmons
Mr. Darwood
Divorce easy in two remote sections cited by travelers
New York reports tell of easy separations among Thibetan Turks where divorce is honored and gifts accompany each remarriage. Rosita Forbes notes Abyssinian queen divorces several husbands despite youth.
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New York
Paris
Suydam Cutting
Roosevelt Thibetan
America
Thibeta Pokan
Rosita Forbes
Abyssinia
First Lady Coolidge Comforts Crippled Child at Hospital
December visit to Children's Hospital sees Mrs. Coolidge soothe a frightened crippled boy by kissing away his tears. She and Mrs. Banta Claue join Christmas tree and gift preparations, posing for photographers as the scene becomes a cheerful moment amid the holiday bustle.
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Washington
Mra. Coolidge
Beaumont Sherman Outlaw Championship Game Approved
Interscholastic league officials sanctioned an outlaw championship between Sherman High and Beaumont High after both were disqualified from the high school football race for ineligibility. A warning was issued that use of Caraway or Balliew would trigger penalties including at least a one year suspension of all athletics.
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Austin
Dee
Texas
Sherman High
Beaumont High
Sherman
Caraway
Beaumont
Balliew
Mike Tigue Wins Decision Over Tiger Flowers at MSG
New York on December 22 reports Mike McTigue former world light heavyweight champion won a judge’s decision over Tiger Flowers of Atlanta in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight was the feature event of a Christmas fund boxing show.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Atlanta
Ganegro
Tiger Flowers
Madison Square Garden
Christmas Fund
Fidel La Barba Captures Flyweight Title in Madison Square Garden
Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles defeated Lew Perfetti of New York by split decision in six rounds at Madison Square Garden during a Christmas fund show. La Barba, weighing 114 pounds, fell in round one but recovered, trading aggressive blows in the later rounds to secure the victory over the local challenger.
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New York
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Lew Perfetti
la Barba
Mike McTigue
Tiger Flowers
Madison Square Garden
LaBarba
Perfetti
Floor sanding and wax work offered by H. C. Dobbs
Local trade listing notes floor sanding and wax services with contact phone 1741-3 for H. C. Dobbs.
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H. C. Dobbs
Death of Eloise Oakes Slaughter Amarillo teacher
Eloise Oakes Slaughter 39 a music teacher at Amarillo junior high, daughter of C E B Oakes, a Panhandle pioneer banker, died in a local hospital after months of illness. Survived by her parents four daughters and a brother, with services at First Baptist Church and burial in Dalhart. Born Gateville, moved to Dalhart in 1892, Baylor College graduate, four decades in Amarillo schools. Funeral arrangements announced with body in state at father's home.
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Eloise Oakes Slaughter
Amarillo
EB. Oakes
Panhandle
Chas. Be, Oakes
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Denver
Dalhart
Blackburn Funeral Home
Oakes
Tyler Street
Gateaville
Darhart
Baylor College
Belton
First Baptist Church
Dours
Percy Carter
Ban Antonit Minnés
Iladys Estelle
Colynelalre
Bloise Oakes Slaughter
Oakes Family and Pallbearers Listed for Amarillo Death
An Amarillo obituary lists Chas. EF. Oakes of Los Angeles as a surviving brother. Active pallbearers include Miles Biv ens, Charles Ware, Graham Stinson, Kirk, Leon Boyce, BE, P. Myers, Jack Farwell, Grady Nobles, Frank Farwell, Otho Mims, Malcolm Stewart, R. BE. Stalcup, Ed Farwell, Cliffort Braly, G. F. Atkinson, Newton Cole, and Frank Tatum. Honorary pallbearers named are B. D. Bynum, J. L. Smith, B. T. Ware, Frederick Kendall, Ray Wheatley, W. A. McIntosh, Perry Denton, A. B. Meyer, Charles Risk, Howard Trigg, George Parr, G. P. Elliott, H. A. Nobles, E. A. McKinnon, Lloyd Fletcher, EB. 8. Burgess, L. C. Merchants, J. F. Manning and 2. Wy Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Cole
Frank Tatum
D. Bynum
J. L. Smith
B. T. Ware
Frederick Kendall
Ray Wheatley
W. A. McIntosh
Perry Denton
A. B. Meyer
Charles R.isk
Howard Trigg
George Parr
G. P. Elliott
H. A. Nobles
E. A. McKinnon
Lloyd Fletcher
Burgess
L. C. Merchant
J. F. Manning
Wy Owen
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Georgetown Athletic Council
Holie Weeks
L. J. Dimmitt
Bearmont
Royal Purple
Hugh Butler
Sherman High School
Daily News
Kristmas
Wantel
Cisco-Forest High
Dallas
21 Paints
Wichita
Monte Ig
Wichita Falls
Legion
Monte
Harry Grube
Montel
Young Britt
Mantel
Mammouth
Ieanain
Kid Kaplan
Mansey
BANK
Mike M’tigue
C, E, Oakes
Hous
Polk St
LAW Office
W. A. Palmer
BEN E. New & Company
TER Likes
AGEN
W. Insurance C Loans and Real Estate
Domino and
Swastika Coals
Swastika Fuel Company
Raton
New Mexico
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