Bassett Holds Canyon Eagles To One Run In Upset
Canyon high school’s bats were silenced as Carter Bassett dominated with a single hit allowed and struck out thirteen. Aubrey Fairey and Gare Aleo contributed for Presett’s team, while Canyon committed four errors. Huffalope hosted the game where Coach A B Hays’ squad prepared for a 2:50 p.m. clash with Panhandle College Aggies at Gasser Park with Bassett likely on the mound.
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Canyon High Sehool
Carter Bassett
Presett
Celin Palle Mee
Amentis
Canyon
Honora
Aubrey Fairey
Gare Aleo
Noted Writer Calls Nationwide Fish Game Sanctuary Plan
Morris Ackerman argues for a national game sanctuary to protect wildlife. He cites private duck clubs depleting migratory waterfowl and urges each state to set aside non shooting tracts. He references Pennsylvania example, compares to buffalo preserves and national parks, and urges swift action for game relief.
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Morris Ackerman
America
Fife
Pennsylvania
Yellowstone Park
Algonquin Park
Ontario
Gardner: Dual athletic star and golf official of Chicago era
The article profiles Robert A. Gardner of Yale and Chicago, a famed amateur athlete and Walker Cup leader. It notes his pole vault record of 13 ft 1 in, his repeated amateur golf titles, and his U S G A leadership, plus his Walker Cup teams in the early 1920s and notable England matches. It ends with a playful aside about Red Grange.
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Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Yate
America
Presa
Niation
Amateur Athletes of America
Ic4a
Bob
Philadelphia
Gardner
Leland Stanford Scott
Leland Stanford University
Mark S. Wright
Dartmouth
Yale
Dray
Gilbert
Campbell
Nelson
Charley Hoff
United States Golf Association
Capt. Harris
Texas Politician Promises Reform and National Reach
A voice in a Texas city meeting pledges to fix administration, extend influence beyond the city, and tackle tariffs. The report depicts chaotic city hall events, missing commissioners, and plans to install electric signals on Polk street amid traffic jams and a Panhandle Festival crowd.
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City Hall
Bivins
Harris
Kiersted
Fisk
Polk Street
Emil Myers
Jeff
Pacific Ocean
Favorite in Women's Golf Tees Off in Mist
In Galveston on April 8 a light mist fell as Mrs. John H. Lapham of San Antonio, the favorite to win the Texas state championship, began the second round of the championship flight. She faced Mrs. E. Pharr of Texarkana, her first Texas title tourney rival, while other matches included Mrs. Rufus Fenner Scott Jr. Paris versus Mrs. G. Hopkins of Texarkana and more competitors from Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Galveston
John H. Lapham
San Antonio
Lapham
E. Pharr
Texarkana
Texas
Rufus Fenner Scott Jr
Paris
G. Hopkins
Postal Service Carmel Seeks Art Refuge Against Police Move
In Carmel California villagers oppose a police relocation that would push artists and writers from their workrooms. The march aims to preserve a refuge for artists amid government pressure.
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Carmel
Cal
Golden Sandstorm Tennis Teams to Meet Miami Friday
Golden Sandstorm players from Canyon will face Miami high on Friday on Seventeenth and Monroe streets. Two doubles teams and four singles players from each school will clash. Yesterday Adkins and Matney defeated Knupp and Flenniken as Amarillo beat Lockhart in singles.
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Canyon
Golden Sandstorm
Miami High
Seventeenth
Monroe Streets
Adkins
Matney
Knupp
Flenniken
Amarillo
Lockhart
Joe Stecher Retains Title In Victory Over Kotsonaros
Joe Stecher defeats George Kotsonaros to retain the world heavyweight wrestling championship in Angeles. Stecher wins by one fall and with a controversial finish, the crowd cheers as he holds the title.
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Joe Stecher
Kotsonaros
Angeles
Jon Steel
George Keteenares
Meelof Ereprier
Cheteld
Bendy
Metomn Bow So Aye In Parm Eet Gpl Ing
Metomn Bow So aearg read as a garbled OCR item. The fragment hints at a names or event but lacks clear factual content. Preserve local sense though the readable bits do not form a complete report.
Giants Mastermind McGraw Sees 1926 World Series Preview
Baseball figures mark milestones as McGraw on his 53rd birthday predicts the 1926 World Series between the Giants and Senators. He notes Athletics as not as sharp as Washington and forecasts stadiums seating 100000 in major league cities. Weather and spring games affect schedules with teams from Detroit Nashville St Louis and Chicago ready for action.
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Ion Werd
John McGraw
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Giants
Nationals
McGraw
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
New York
Stadios
Hughie Jennings
Asheville
N. C
Brooklyn Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Senators
Augusta
Atlanta
Detroit
Tigers
Birmingham
Nashville
Harry Heisman
St. Louis Browns
Memphis
Williams
Brown
Philadelphia Nationals
Athletics
Florida
Boston
Ehmke
Zahniser
Red Sox
Genewick
Braves
New Orleans
Uhie
Shaute
Buckeye
Speece
Weldon
Red Faber
Chicago White Sox
Slabman
Evansville
Ind
Chicago
Canyon College rallies to beat Wayland 11 to 16 in nine
Special to The Globe in Plainview, April 8. West Texas Buffaloes staged a remarkable two out rally in the ninth to overcome a Wayland lead and win 16 to 11. Multiple errors by Wayland helped Canyon close the gap before the final inning surge.
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Canyon College
Plainview
West Texas Buffaloes
Wayland College
Buffs
Wayland
Canyon
Open Breach Created in Amarillo Base Ball Team Slogan
An open breach last night split within about ten Amarillo players and Henry Reed, the business manager. The quarrel centers on Reed's payroll with Bob Ames for uniforms and a demand that the club use the slogan Kwitcherkikkin. The players sent two reps to confer, while Reed stood firm and would not comment until meeting occurred. The dispute over the slogan has sparked wide discussion among the team.
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Amarillo
Henry Reed
Reed
Bob Ames
Gibson Drug
Panhandle opening shoot postponed due to weather
The Panhandle Trapshooters league postponed its opening shoot from this afternoon to April 15, citing weather conditions. Secretary-treasurer Walter Crossett announced the change. Next Thursday four clubs Shamrock McLean Hereford and Amarillo will hold shoots.
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Panhandle Trapshooters League
Walter Crossett
Shamrock
McLean
Hereford
Amarillo
Pals of Grid Star Give Blood to Save Life
Five UC Berkeley students each donated a pint of blood in a transfusion for Fred Feliz a 19 year old football star as he fights blood poisoning from an injury suffered during the season April 8 Berkeley California Associated Press report notes the final life saving effort by peers.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Fred Feliz
University of California
Felizig
Experiencing Romance Amid Fire Test in Ad Copy
A terse exchange from a Japan Advertiser item shows a woman demanding devotion and a man volunteering after a superior fired him for calling too often. The snippet depicts sharp, humorous dialogue reflecting modern dating pressures.
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Bos
Japan
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