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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
3
A 1926 golf article explains proper top of swing form with the club face aligned to the player's direction and the toe toward the ground. It stresses wrists positioning, left wrist under the shaft, and compares hand posture to chopping wood to achieve a natural alignment used by great players.
A vintage style waltz hit recommends memory and melody with a modern twist. Philip Spitalny and His Orchestra perform Just a Little Longer Cox Trot With Vocal Refrain No 20272, 10 inch, 75c. Other Victor records promoted include Mary Lou and Petrushka Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain No 20204 in 10 inch 75c.
Amarillo fans pack the Armory tonight for a second Mantell Grip match described as a clash of brains and brawn. Mantell vows triumph as Grip nervously plots a comeback while promoter Guthrie enforces a smoking ban and ringside tickets sell out.
Seven names appear on the Sixty Ninth congress roster next Monday with Hawes of Missouri shifted to the senate. New senators include Stewart from Iowa Gould from Maine Walsh and Dallinger replace Butler Thayer, while Englebright takes California’s house seat. Republicans gain a house seat and Democrats gain senate seats.
The article surveys 1926 pitching: Groves and Philadelphia staff kept the Athletics afloat, with Uhle and Lyons excelling for Cleveland and Chicago respectively. It highlights Uhle’s innings and complete games, Lyons’ durability and a rare no hitter, and notes Marberry as top reliever with 64 games. Yankees led in strikeouts and walks by Babe Ruth’s team, while Cleveland fared tougher for batters.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka of the local Jewish congregations will preach tonight at 8 o clock at the Episcopal church. The sermon title is Can We Reach God and concludes a series on God.
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