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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1926

Page

2

Locals Continue Winning Streak In News Globe Tourney

Six teams had entered the News-Globe tournament with Lamesa as a strong entrant. Teams from San Jon Amarillo Panhandle Refining Wichita Falls Big Lake Canyon and Lamesa listed entries as other hopefuls considered. First meeting Friday plans finalized and hotel reservations underway with low expenses and first class accommodations.

Lamesa West Texans Lubbock Hubbers San Jon Amarillo Panhandle Refining Company Wichita Falls Big Lake Canyon Little Rock Arkansas Roswell New Mexico Junction City Kansas Hollis Oklahoma Chicago Rock Island Shawnee Shamrock Wellington Wayside Panhandle Ed Gober South Plains Lubbock Post City Tulsa Burkburnett Denver

Smallest Champion Fidel La Barba Faces Joey Ross Tonight

The 1926 Sverlast boxing record cites Fidel La Barba as born September 29 1926 in New York City making him the youngest champ since mythic feats. The Italian borrows a left that is poison and fights Joey Ross at Boyle's Thirty Acres in a match that could extend his growing fame.

Fidel la Barba New York City Herecules Fidel Horatio Alger Joey Ross Boyle Thirty Acres Ross Tex Rickard George Blake Los Angeles Athletic Club Paris Frankie Genaro Georgie Rivers Los Angeles la Barba

Under Stress, Would You Marry Again James

A brief, stark aside quotes a tense exchange about marriage as a man implies a harsh willingness to repeat an unhappy union. The mock interview style suggests a weekly column fragment from Capper's Weekly reflecting on relationships under strain.

James Capper

FEG Murray Says Where There's a Wills There's Wait

FEG Murray remarks that the presence of wills implies delays and complications. The statement highlights legal processing, probate timelines, and the need for patience amid estate matters. Murray underscores caution for heirs and executors navigating probate requirements and potential disputes.

Feg Murray

National clubs bunched at top of step ladder

National league clubs push to the lead as Pirates hold a five and a half game cushion while Giants, Reds, Cardinals, and Cubs battle for positions. Sherdel beats Brooklyn 3 to 2 in ten innings. McQuillan dominates Cincinnati as New York defeats them 6 to 0. Detroit honors Harry Heilmann day with an 8 to 3 win over the Yankees. Speaker drives in a key triple to lift Cleveland past Washington 7 to 4. Athletics edge White Sox 6 to 5 in ten. Wiltse limits the Browns as Red Sox beat them 4 to 2. St Louis plates two quick runs, Boston rallies late to win.

Associated Press Pirates John McGraw Giants Brooklyn Robins St. Louis Cardinals Reds Rogers Hornsby Cincinnati St. Louis Bilk Sherbet Hanover Pennsylvania Moundsman Robins Cardinals Flatbush Sherdel Brooklyn Hugh McQuillan New York McQuillan al Tyson Detroit Harry Heilmann Yankees Whitehill Connie Mack Athletics White Sox Barrett Hale Lamar Wiltse Browns Red Sox Boston

Tactless Texen talks oil taxes travel and Borger legends

The speaker laments crude cuts and pipeline resistance harming oil and real estate ventures while vowing to raise outside funds. He riffs on a misnamed correspondent Erasmus Tack, a deaf and dumb man’s misfortune, and a visit to Amarillo for new ideas. A Borger resident boasts of toughness and fighting.

Booth

Texas and National League results from yesterday

Baseball results digest shows Wichita Falls 2 Beaumont 3 and Shreveport 8 Waco 3. Dallas 4-3, San Antonio 6-0. American League Detroit 8 New York 3 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5 Cleveland 7 Washington 4 Boston 4 St. Louis 2. National League New York 6 Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 3 Brooklyn 2 in 10 innings. Western League scores list Cameda 24 Vulea 19 7 Lincoln T 4 Oklahoma City 1 Denver Co. Joseph 6-2. Dee Mewes T Wichita 9.

Wichita Falls Beaumont Shreveport Waco Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Houston Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Washington Boston St. Louis Cameda Vulea Lincoln Oklahoma Denver Co. & Joseph Dee Mewes &T Wichita

Ruth and Gehrig in Run Scoring Battle

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig of the Yankees vie for run scoring lead in the American League amid a muddled report. Gehrig is noted as recently deceased, with speculation Ruth may pull ahead by season end.

Ruth Gehrig Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Yankees

Tax delinquency notice for Amarillo ISD land in Potter County

The State of Texas and Amarillo Independent School District threaten lien against Moses Heath and others for delinquent taxes on parcels in Amarillo, Potter County. Lien holders or claimants are warned of the tax action and property description includes block and lot references.

State OF Texas and Amarillo Independent School District Moses Heath Amarillo Improvement Company Amarillo Potter Cownty

Metros Triumph Over Burkburnett In Doubleheader

The Amarillo Metros swept Burkburnett in a weekend doubleheader at Metropolitan Park winning 10 to 1 on Saturday and 3 to 2 on Sunday. Stingy Hudspeth allowed five hits in game one, Hayden homered, and efforts by Heath, Stockton, and multiple Amarillo batters fueled both contests. The Metros plan strenuous practices ahead of The News-Globe tournament opening next Saturday.

Amarillo Metros Slump Metropolitan Park Burkburnett Amarillo Hudspeth Memo Shew Hayden Jordan Stockton Williamson Eckhardt Vaught Taylor Gibson Waller Lawrence Mets News-Globe

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