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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1924
Page
10
Paul Berlenbach the top slugger faces Young Stribling the fast Georgian in a six round bout. Stribling at 20 is a rising talent while Berlenbach aims to extend his KO streak and reclaim a path toward a title shot.
Beaumont club announces East Texas league slugger T. P. Osborn has been sold to the Chicago Americans after an early season contract option. Osborn was claimed by Beaumont, released, then sold to Rochester before the Chicago move, with approval from Secretary Farrell. The trade ties with the Exporters also involve Bernie De Viveros, C. L. Taylor, and Gus Foreman, and follows Bill Huber’s sale to the Philadelphia Nationals.
The Giants split a Chicago doubleheader 8 to 2 and 11 to 7 with Ri 4E5 5 New York and Chicago 000000021 4 6 4 in the second game. Batteries were Barnes and Snyder for New York and Kaufman and O'Farrell for Chicago.
Fort Worth cruised past Shreveport 10 to 3 as Kraft hit his fiftieth homer of the season. Wachtel Moore Harris Gilder Smith used to label batteries in a high scoring game.
Washington paces St Louis 2 0 as seven innings finish a delayed doubleheader. Johnson extends scoreless streak to six games and secures the last shutout of his career. Battery details: Davis Severeid for St Louis and Johnson Ruel for Washington.
Mrs. George Wilmoth and Claude residents shopped here yesterday while John Clay and Bill Kemp visited from Claude. Frank Koviack of Panhandle Music returns to work after illness. Dr. and Mrs. G W Hinchee are en route home from Yellowstone, with a stay noted at Agnes Memorial sanatorium. T E Durham and children return from Colorado. Mrs. Durham to remain in Denver for months. A J Izzard and family visit W S Izzard in Amarillo after overseas arrival. Kansas City group plans week in town. Globe want ads priced at one and a half cents per word.
Brief, fragmented quotes from Tom Kidd Chief Clark Cain Col A Miller and Jere Brintoe touch on threats of confrontation jail rumors and early national campaign opinions about Dawes Coolidge and local support for Mrs Ferguson without a cohesive narrative.
The text highlights Amarillo as a progressive Texas city with anticipated major developments and population growth over the next two years despite recent crop reverses. It contrasts Texas progress with Amarillo’s local advancement and optimistic prospects.
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