Spirit of team fuels Sandies at Abernathy Invite victory
Amarillo Sandies win track meet with 58 5 6 points led by Puckett 141 ft javelin and Stockton 5 11 high jump. Lubbock, Floydada, and Amarillo athletes set records as coach H G Wilson praises team spirit and targets West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon for a practice meet before districts.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Sandies
Eivery
Puckett
Stockton
Clark
Herb Miller
Borden
Barton
Reeland
Terry
Floydada
Galle
Bowen
Scott
Thomas
Wilson
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Clarendon Shows Strong Baseball Prospects for Season
Clarendon high school has more than twenty five men out for the baseball team and Coach Boykin believes prospects for a winning nine are better than the school has seen in a long time. Games are set with Claude Childress Paducah Silverton and Hedley, with others sought to fill the schedule.
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Clarendon
Clarendon High School
Boykin
Claude
Childress
Paducah
Silverton
Hedley
Hiker Helps at Fire in Brunswick
Los Angeles marathon walker Bill Armour assisted Brunswick firefighters as nozzle man for several hours after a blaze broke out. Armour was on his fourth trip from Los Angeles to Nova Scotia and had just reached Lewiston when the alarm sounded.
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Brunswick
Bill Armour
Los Angeles
Nova Scotia
Lewiston
rail workers endure blizzard and duty amid disruption
Rails and News recounts rivering blizzard conditions test crews facing wind driven sleet and long watches as they keep trains moving and prevent service from collapsing. It notes the pride of workers who risk exposure for the public and company, plus updates on staff assignments and gear for the period.
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Elgne
J. M. Kelly
Denver
Kelly
Marlin Wells
D. S. Harrington
Mr. Kelly
Samuel T. Troutt
Teddy Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Pete Brock
W. R. Gowdy
University of Chicago
Firpo Spalla Fight Sparks Mixed Local Reactions
Local readers react to the Firpo versus Spalla boxing bout, noting the wild swings and fatigue. Reported scenes describe a brutal sixth round and a swollen nose, with spectators booing and shouting praise in turn.
Heiress Eliza Dennison to Wed Henry Dunker of Davenport
Miss Eliza Dennison heiress to millions, who once worked in a factory to prove self support, will marry Henry Dunker of Davenport, a star athlete and business student. Dennison, a Vassar graduate, has previously spoken of tough roadwork to earn her independence.
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Mass
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Milions
Henry T. Dunker
Davenport
Scolor
Deniison
Cleveland
Vassar
Atlantic Cit
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Philadelphia
Evelyn
Buenos Aires
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Birpo
Spalla
Cape Griznez
France
Ishak Helmy
London
Cupid
Vienna
Austria
Supreme Court
L'Aigion
New York
Henry Russell
Boston Opera Company
Patricia Blackwood
Riviera
Moscow
Karl Marx
Jeffersonville
Waltis
Specks from Experience
Sparse readable text notes scattered phrases and letters, with no clear events, names, or places to anchor a coherent news item. The fragmentary OCR lacks identifiable subjects or actions to summarize into a proper article card.
Goats 7 Mere 61 and Local Notices
A fragmentary rural update lists names including A Ronee and W M Jaws with addresses on Mere Street and references to Warner and Werner in Lot e Lake. Mentions Mr and Mrs B Toller and children traveling to Mineral Wells for health reasons and Mrs Jim Roberts returning from Clarendon for a funeral. Madrid notes call for Columbus birthplace clarification. Nogales reports rising cross border games in five cities.
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Orien
Otemwewr
A. Ronee
Teedhy
Baer
W. M. Jaws
Mervin Werner
Lote Lake
Warner
Warner, 1610 Mere Etreet
Toller
Mineral Welte
Tullon
Jim Roberts
Clarendon
John McKillop
Madrid
A. BL
Christopher Columbus
Spain
Nogales
Beishos
Rob Roy the White House dog wins presidential affection
President Coolidge’s canine favorite Rob Roy the white collie has stolen the spotlight at the White House, snoozing by the fireplace after lunches and chasing squirrels on the lawn while another collie and a snappy airedale adjust to life at pomp and routine of the executive mansion. The piece also notes exhibition games and training camp movements of major league teams.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Tob Roy
Harding Laddie
White House
Rob Roy
Swampscott
Paul Pry
Marines
Wisconsin Kennels
Thirteen World Series clash and player troubles cross paths
The Philadelphia Athletics face the Yankees in game five with a potential clincher in sight as Cochrane's police engagement may keep him from the lineup. Terry of the Giants misses a pay conference in Memphis while McGraw dismisses his need.
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Waeheneton
Eterdey
Nagleville
Philadelphia Athletica
Twin siblings celebrate 85th birthday in Easton
Mrs. Louisa Barron and Henry Brinker marked their 85th birthdays in Easton. Henry was born late on December 31, 1840, and his sister arrived 16 hours later in the morning of January 1, 1841, each on a different date.
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Easton
Louisa Barron
Henry Brinker
Steubenville Telegraph Operator Retires After 3712 Years
Frank E. Whiter, longtime Panhandle railroad telegraph operator in Steubenville, Ohio, retires with a flawless punctuality record: never late for work in 3712 years.
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Steubenville
Frank E. Whiter
Panhandle Railroad
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