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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1924
Page
8
The Sandies routed Wichita Falls 15 to 2 in the first game and led 2 to 0 when the second game was halted to let Wichita Falls catch a train. Eli Curtis broke a leg sliding home. Stockton pitched well for Amarillo amid multiple errors by Wichita Falls.
A 1924 Bell Syndicate piece notes that veteran athletes like Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker maintain peak form long after their primes. It cites Cobb's 300-plus batting average streak, Wagner and Speaker records, and stories of long careers in weight throwing boxing and golf, plus warnings against quitting suddenly.
Many big teams head home for opening day with notable moves and stars. The Red Sox praise Dudley Lee. St Louis tout Lester Bell. Pirates back Glenn Wright and a $50 000 investment. Connie Mack lists Strand Simmons and Max Bishop as regulars. Reds rely on minor pitchers Sheehan and May. Giants count on Dean Mann Baldwin Bradshaw. Yankees sign Earl Combs and add Gaston. Robins count on Johnny Jones. potential shifts in Brooklyn lineups if Groh or Windstrom or Kelly falter.
A young man insists on admitting faults when wrong but stands firm on right against all except his wife, as his father quietly interrupts from a recent argument. The exchange centers on domestic stance and respect within the household.
Cal Farley claims Billy Londos is making noise while challenging for a shot at Matty Matsuda. Farley remains fit and confident a belt bout can be arranged. In a separate note, Eddie Burnbrook of Holabird defended the Army welterweight title by stopping Marnest Hall at Fortress Monroe in the second round.
Several football games will be arranged during the Tri State Fair from September 22 to 28 inclusive, providing competition and entertainment for attendees.
Arthur Havers British Open champion defeated American Open champion Bobby Jones 2 up with one hole to play in a 36 hole exhibition at East Lake Country Club in Atlanta on April 5.
Quinton Romero the Chilean heavyweight hero is slated for a May 2 test in New York against Floyd Johnson of Iowa. Tex Rickard's office has not confirmed the opponent, but reports say Johnson has accepted the matchup for Romero's first contest.
The Amarillo Gun Club will conduct its regular weekly shoot at 2 30 this afternoon at the shooting grounds on West Fifteenth street.
J. 8. Griffith’s two year old colt Single Foot broke the track record for a half mile this afternoon in 47 1 3 seconds. The previous record of 48 1 5 was set three years ago by Wishbone at Bowie.
St. Louis Browns defeated the Dallas Texas Leaguers in a practice game played in Dallas Texas on April 5 by a 3 to 2 score. Browns starter pitched six innings and allowed two runs as both teams tested lineups ahead of the regular season.
Georgia light heavyweight Young Stribling agreed to a six round bout with New York contender Mike Burke on the feature card in New York on April 29. The match is a benefit for the American Olympic funds.
Vincent Richards, 19, national indoor tennis champion, defeated Francis T. Hunter in New York to retain the title with scores 8 6, 6 2, 3 6 and 3 6 in the final round of the title tournament.
In Georgia on April 5 Arthur Havers, the open champion, defeated Bobby Chuckshank 2 and 1 to win the unofficial world’s championship. Jones was narrowly beaten by the British player noted for his consistent play and strong driving.
Five thousand seats rise at Brownwood for a wrestling bout featuring Kali Pasha the Turk who wrestled Cal Farley and Bull Montana the film star. The piece also notes TCU football wins over Rice, ongoing sports chatter, boxing plans, and a Washington women’s rifle national title.
Motorcycle dealers plan four racing events on the North Canadian near the bridge from April 7 to 12 as spring opening week with prizes. The program includes a free for all fast sand ride, a free for all slow sand ride, a solo motorcycle broad jump, and a hill climbing contest, all judged against time.
The Globe reports a surge of 300 new subscribers over the last 48 hours, signaling strong reader interest. This growth highlights expanding audience engagement and potential momentum for ongoing coverage.
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