Interscholastic body upholds Waco eligibility ruling
Beaumont High School charged the Interscholastic League with excessive action after the committee refused to reopen the eligibility case of Captain Sam Balliew. The panel said Waco players’ signs were a clerical error and not grounds to eliminate Waco from the state high school title race. Beaumont supporters argued the cards were signed by a coach who lacked authority.
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Austin
Beaumont Hgh School
Waco High School
Waco
E Leagne
Forest Avenue High
Dallas
Beaumont
Paul Tysg
Tyson
League
Sam Balliew
Peaumont
Balliew
Robstown
Former Sandies Clash With Lubbock Stars on New Year's Day
The ex-Sandies meet the Lubbock all-Stars at 3 p.m. New Year’s Day at Bivins Stadium. The Amarillo lineup draws from former high school players while Gib Jackson leads the Lubbock squad. An admission of 50 cents is charged. A wrestling match follows at 8 p.m. at the Armory with Charlie and Young Mammouth and tickets sold at Lindsay Drug.
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Amerillo
Charlie
Young Mammouth
Teccider
Lindsay Drug
Charley Olson Substitutes For Injured Nelson In Amarillo Match
Charley Olson arrives in Amarillo to wrestle Young Mammouth at the Armory Friday 5 p m substituting for injured Mat Nelson. Olson wires promoter Pat Patterson he will be there tomorrow and will immediately train for the bout. Mammouth, training daily at 3 p m with sparring partner Young Britt of Leckney, is in strong condition. Tickets available at Lind ay Drug with advance sale suggesting a packed house.
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Young Mammouth
Armory
Caariel Olson
Olson
el Paso
Pat Patterson
Amarillo
Young Britt of Leckney
Mammouth
Lindsay
Britt
Charles Olsen
Mammmuth
Up and Down the Field In Amagilio Sports Scrutiny
A late column reviews Beau month protests over Waco football eligibility blanks affecting 33 players, notes a looming Lubbock all-Stars vs ex-San Dies game at Bivins Stadium, and mentions local wrestlers Dutch Mantel and Young Britt training in Amarillo with bouts planned in Pawhuska and ongoing sparring for Mam mouth.
Bellefonte Academy Team Arrives for Sherman Game
Bellefonte Academy football arrives in Sherman for New Year’s Day showdown with Sherman High School. The Pennsylvania squad traveled from Bellefonte and plans a Fort Worth sight seeing trip after Friday’s game.
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Bellefonte Academy
Sherman
Sherman High School
Bellefonte
Fort Worth
Simple Mixture Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A brief ad claims Adlerika customers can remove gas and waste matter in ten minutes. It states the mixture includes buckthorn magnesium sulphate and pelwerine and promises relief from constipation and bloating, producing happiness and energy. Distributed by Randal Drug Co.
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Adlertica
Randa! Drug Co
Deceiving Mrs Hall Unclear Prompt Fragment
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Changes Endorsed on Summer Baseball Rules Enforcement
New York Dec 30 A committee led by Major J L Griffith demands stricter enforcement of summer baseball rules as they apply to intercollegiate athletes. The NCAA delegates favor the current football code with few changes and back the Walter Camp Memorial at Yale. Brigadier General Palmer E Pierce notes college bids for coaches are excessive. The committee cites inconsistent rule interpretations across regions and calls for united action to preserve amateurism.
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New York
J. L. Griffith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Camp
Yale University
Palmer E. Pierce
N.C A. A
Gorman Mantell to wrestle Mantell in Plainview tonight
Plainview reports Jack Gorman will wrestle Dutch Mantell tonight in place of Ernie Maddock who is out with a broken wrist from a recent El Paso match. Mantell, from Columbus, Ohio, 148 pounds, has a strong record and a recent win over Young Britt of Lockney.
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Plainview
Jack Gorman
Dutch Mantell
Ernie Maddock
Maddock
Gorman
Matty Matsuda
el Paso
Mantel
Columbus
Ohio
Young Britt
Lockney
New Mexico Farm Census Shows Value and Growth in 1925
The Department of Commerce reports New Mexico farm, land, and buildings totaling 3173,418,138 with land valued at 149,996,746 and buildings at 23,421,298. Average per farm is 5473, and farms numbered 1,687 with more owner-operated farms rising to 5,424 since 1920. Residents note tenant farming up to 17.1 percent, and acreage reaching 27,927,525 in 1925. The report highlights crop ledgers in wheat, sorghum, and corn, plus cotton expansion to 108,478 acres yielding 68,567 bales.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
New Mexico
Department of Commerce
Tulia Paving Proposal Sparks Light Turnout and Bond Vote
Citizens of Tulia show cautious support for paving progress as cold weather limits turnout. A bond plan covering most of a $102,245 project passes with 65 units of the total approved, while the balance remains unsettled. The article notes anticipated blocks to be paved and voter sentiment shifting toward progress.
Alabama Fans Arrive for Big New Year Tilt
Pasadena December 30 UP A new wave of Alabama boosters has arrived to back the Crimson Tide in the January 1 game with Washington. Alabama coach Wade reports no injuries after stiff workouts as Tuscaloosa’s team prepares, while Washington supporters await their turn at Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Alabama
University of Washington
Alabama
Seattle Huskies
Crimson Tigers
Tuscaloosa
Southerners
Wade
Washington
Northwesterners
Annapolis Midshipmen
Giants acquire Jimmy Ring for 1926 season roster
New York Giants announce the acquisition of Jimmy Ring a right handed pitcher from the Philadelphia Nationals in exchange for Wayland Dean and Jack Fentley with no cash exchanged Secretary J J Tierney notes Bentley once a home run hitter will play first base for Quaker City Bentley and Dean carried high price tags Dean and Bentley had higher cost and better past percentages but less consistency than Ring
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New York
New York Giants
Jimmy Ring
Philadelphia Nationals
Wayland Dean
Jack Fentley
J. J. Tiesney
Tierney
Bentley
Baltimore Internationals
Gants
Quaker City
Dean
Baltimore
Caem
Louisvile
Mavers
Perther
Bishop Endorses Sunday Tennis and Golf Games
New York report notes Bishop William T. Manning at the national collegiate athletic association convention endorsing Sunday polo golf and tennis if they do not replace religious duties. He compared sports favorably to cathedral services and described plans for athletic sculptures at the cathedral of St John the Divine.
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New York
William T. Manning
National Collegiate Athletic Association
St. John the Divine
Berets Tife Guards Must Swim As Well As They Pose
Berlin authorities investigate drownings at an outdoor pool where lifeguards could not swim hindering rescues. Two boys drowned as officials reveal many guards lack swimming ability and must be able to swim.
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Berets
Berlin
Bilious Attacks Relieved by Black Draught in Kentucky
Lawrenceburg resident J P Nevins, a coal dealer and farmer, reports severe monthly bilious attacks prior to using Thedford's Black Draught. He says the remedy purified his system, eliminated dizziness and nausea, and restored his ability to work, adding he would not be without it.
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Lawrenceburg
J. P. Nevins
Thedford
Directors Named For Amarillo Baseball Club Next Year
The Amarillo baseball club elected a board of directors after a premeeting feed. Directors chosen were C. C. Gibson Cal Farley Aubrey Gibson Guy Haden and Winfield Nicklaus. The group will meet soon to elect officers and plan support for the Golden Sand Storm team.
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Amarillo
Etttor
C. C. Gibson
Cal Fahiey
Aubrey Gibson
Guy Haden
Winfield Nicklaus
John L. McCarty
Lon Sellers
Ed Green
George Lindsay
Hd Tull
Cal Farley
Golden Sandstorm
Yale grid star Frank Hinkey dies in North Carolina
Southern Pines, N C Dec 30 CP Frank Hinkey longtime Yale football captain dies at a sanitarium at 55 due to tuberculosis He led Yale for two seasons and was nicknamed Silent Hinkey for his terse speech and fierce play He moved to Southern Pines 14 months ago seeking treatment and fought a losing battle against illness.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Frank Hinkey
Yale University
Hinkey
Yale
Eli
Estate under $600 left by Siki in widow’s filing
New York December 30 papers filed by Battling Siki widow show the boxer's estate valued under $600. Siki once held the world light heavyweight title and amassed a fortune during his career. A man named Ife was found slain two weeks earlier on a west side street.
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New York
Battling Siki
Siki
Ife
Plainview C. head to visit in Detroit
J B Cardwell president of the Plainview Chamber of Commerce and manager of Royalty Motor Company will travel to Detroit for a national conference of Dodge distributors. Twelve special trains will take dealers into Detroit on the morning of January 4th.
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Plainview
J. B. Cardwell
Eight States to Debate River System Deliberations in Little Rock
Eight state commissioners from Colorado New Mexico Texas Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama and Mississippi will meet January 15 and 16 1926 in Little Rock Ark to discuss an interstate compact for flood control and drainage of the Arkansas river system. Louisiana hopes to appoint commissioners before the meeting.
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Little Rock
A. S. Stinnett
E. E. Blake
Oklahoma City
Blake
Amarillo
Panhandle
Arkansas River
Stinnett
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ark
Shake Well JIMMIE Seeks Medicine From Mother
A distressed scene shows Jimmie demanding his medicine as his mother trembles. The brief excerpt centers on the tense family moment and the child's urgent plea for relief.
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Jimmie
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