Dutch Mantell and Yaqui Joe Set For Friday Bout
Dutch Mantell and Yaqui Joe, both famed rough grapplers, clash at the Armory on Friday night. Mantell relies on punishing holds and bursts of aggression while Yaqui Joe uses wild leaps and jiu jitsu tricks to unnerve opponents. Matsuda may return to face Joe if he can be secured, boosting the card. Tickets are selling at City Drug Store.
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Amerfilie
Dutch Manteli
Yaqui Joe
Armory
Mantel
Mantelli
Joe
Baseball Training Starts All Over On Monday Afternoon
The high school baseball team will resume training Monday afternoon if the weather permits. Coach A B Hays said the squad weathered the snowstorm in good shape and he expected to see the boys out with energy.
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A. B. Hays
H. G. Wilson
Abernathy
Amarillo Ball Club Names To Be Voted On
A committee named by Henry Reed will select five or seven names for the Amarillo baseball team. Fans will vote on their favorite name within a week. The club winnowed a list of over 406 names and will take several days to discuss before choosing finalists to spark voter interest.
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Henry Reed
Amarillo
Coffee Shop Opens in Amarillo Hotel Lobby
A new coffee shop began operations inside the Amarillo Hotel lobby, with extended evening hours and seating available for guests and local visitors. The opening features a menu of espresso drinks, pastries, and light snacks.
Fragmented OCR health note on rheumatic symptoms and remedies
The readable text mentions inflammatory symptoms and a discussion of Rheu Trunk’s prescription. It notes effects on certain body parts and hints at treatment concerns. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present beyond generic medical terms.
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Peecemgann
Dempsey Defeated by Gorilla in Dayt on Aluminum Stadium Bout
The six billion dollar Tex Rickard arena in Dayton hosted the Dempsey Gorilla fight with an estimated 250 000 spectators. Gorilla toppled Dempsey after a brutal twelve rounds despite injuries to Dempsey and a behind the scenes struggle with the camera crew.
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Tex Rickard
Dayton
Venn
William Maldon
News— York State Boxing Commission
Dempsey
Tilden Complains of Borotra Lobbing in Match
Bill Tilden groaned as he blasted Borotra lob out of bounds and quipped that if not La Coste it is overhead. The remark captures a tense moment in a classic tennis duel.
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Bill Tilden
Borotra
Training camps face rough weather as MLB season nears
Weather delays hit several clubs with Boston Red Sox hardest as camps at New Orleans face cold days and overcoats. Pirates Athletics Whillies chi efly on road, while Groose Goslin drives for Senators in win over Baltimore. Cronin homer for Braves in St Petersburg. Indians add win at Waycross before Atlanta game. Levsen shines in six innings.
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Bostow
Red Sox
New Orleans
Birmingham
Angels
Groose Goslin
Senator
Baltimore
Tampa
Cronin
Boston Braves
Providence
St. C Petersburg
Bancroft
Braves
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Atumta
Waycross
Georgia
Dutch Levsen
Montana City Weather Prank With Hay Hats Takes Stage
In a playful local scene, Montana City plans a humorous weather gag with hay hats and a parade. Residents join a lighthearted demonstration as a mock weather man and town folks stage a rustic, whimsical event.
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Montana City
Amarillo water plan sparks mule story and blame talk
A column recalls mayor Bivins linking water system choices to who would be blamed if the dam fails. The piece argues growth should drive action, not blame, and urges cooperation to help Amarillo move forward despite heated debate.
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Amarillo
Kiersted
Water Board
Bivins
Cemet Cacget Mextone. Pees of erie ch siche
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cheek Berteee of Erie and upcoming items. The readable portions are insufficient for a reliable event or clear entities.
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Erie
Labor Counts For Naught If Short Doesn't Get Pass
Mr. Mhort kept 126 names on a be listed sheet sorted alphabetically with 42 items flagged as warts. He grumbled about forgetting a dozen sellers to add to the Pat list as he organized a citywide roster of names.
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Baber
Wright
Mhort
Davenport Seeks To Pitch Here In Local Tournament
Tournament star Dave Davenport former Strous player writes Henry Reed manager to move to Amarillo and join the local team with plans to play alongside Jack Burke of South Bend. Four infielders also seek to come to the Queen City of the Plains for a year’s opportunity.
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Mrorifle
Dave Davenport
Klitches
Denver
Davenport
Henry Reed
Amarillo
Jack Burke
South Bend
Indiana
Queen City
Plains
Half Minute Interviews and Notes on Amarillo Scene
Warren Brown cites Babe Ruth as a hitting star not a crowd puller while Cal Farley touts new Fillmore site in Amarillo praised for dry drive in snow. Blondy Cross compares Yaqui Joe to Dutch Mantell. a local real estate man boasts Amarillo’s rapid population growth prospects. The Coffee Shop in the Amarillo Hotel stays open all night. James A. Bush remarks on a timely snow.
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Cal Farley
Fillmore
Amarillo
Fe of eter Seuprees and the Powter feet
Fragmentary text describes a figure named Eter and others, mentioning a beat, a check basis, and a court-like reference to power and pelts. The readable content is incoherent and lacks clear events, people, or places to summarize meaningfully.
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