Review of Grid Year in Rocky Loop
Walter T. Vivian surveys the 1928 Rocky Mountain conference season from Denver noting Utah as undisputed champion with a clean slate aside from one tie. Colorado claims second place, with detailed game-by-game results through November including Utah Aggies, Montana State, Colorado College, Denver, and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Loop
United Press
Denver
Colo
Utah University
Colorado University
Denver University
Western State
Pioneers
Miners
Golden
Dickey
Allback
Carr
Utah Aggies
Colorado Teachers
Greeley
Colorado Aggies
Brigham Young University
Fort Collins
Colorado College
Mountaineers
Colorado Springs
Utah Combination
Harry Hughes
Steam Roller
Goodw'n
Montana State
Farl
Clark
Hims
Ilines
B. Y. U. Combine
Gunnison
Utah
State
Boulder
Colorado Mines
Laramie
Wyoming
Provo
Salt Lake
Tigers
Utes
Colorado
Mines
Aggies
Western Slope Farmers
Davis
Montana
Bozeman
Aggie
Teachers
Logan
Billings
Dear Santa Claus Receives Page Full of Gift Requests
A lengthy flood of letters from children across addresses like 1319 East Sixth Street and 417 North Buchanan st ask Santa for bicycles, dolls, train sets, rocking chairs, candy, nuts, fruit, and even toy weapons. The chaotic readout includes numerous names such as Dorothy Belle Clutter, William Durham, Edward Newton, Raymond Newton, Betty Jo Glendenning, Dorothy Forson, Mary Margaret Gorrie, Carl Cook Jr, Jeneva Lorene Stinson, Dwight Henry Bobbitt, and Louise Williams, with many streets and homes listed and requests for firecrackers, rockets, and toys for siblings and poor children alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Sanborn School
Babe
Arthur St
Raymond Newton
East Sixth Street
Deri Santa
Small
Mary Margaret Graham
North Buchanan St. P. S
Santa Claus
Jeneva Lorene Stinson
South
Fillmore St
Uscudun Wins Big Over Hartwell in Heavyweight Bout
Paulino Uscudun of Kansas City tops Bill Hartwell in Philadelphia on December 4, moving closer to a shot at the world heavyweight title held by Gene Tunney. The Spanish contender landed heavy blows while the opponent fought back but could not overcome the decisive points margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bill Hartwell
Kansas City
Neevo
Paulino Uscudun
Gene Tunney
Uzendun
Scout Court of Honor Set for Thursday in Amarillo
A Court of Honor for Amarillo Boy Scouts will be held at 7 30 Thursday night in the Municipal auditorium. Dr John H Vaughn, chairman of the Court of Honor committee, says more than twenty scouts will receive merit badges or be promoted in rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
John H. Vaughn
Hunt Exonerated by College League
The Texas Junior League College Conference executive committee exonerated Coaches Joe Hunt and Frank Creasey of the College of Marshall from charges of using ineligible players in league games. The Dallas News was telephoned the decision last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas Junior League College Conference
Joe Hunt
Frank Creasey
College of Marshall
Dallas News
Postal Inspector Recovers From Illness
M B Johnson a U S Postal Inspector who had major surgery at Northwest Texas hospital last week is reported improving. Readers are asked to remember families sending requests for dolls doll buggies kiddie cars candy nuts and other small gifts from local children and addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson
U. S
Northwest Texas Hospital
Treat Gall Bladder Trouble At Home With Proven Remedy
Home Drug Co. of Minneapolis advertises literature on a liver and gall bladder treatment prescribed by a recognized specialist. The ad claims painless, inexpensive relief and 28 years of satisfactory results, with a money back guarantee and a request to clip out for prescription literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Ady
Fights Last Night Across Major Cities
Boxing results from multiple towns report Ted Morgan drawing with Santiago Zorilla in San Francisco while Frankie Navy stops George Kline in Sacramento. Other results include Paulino Arondon outpointing Big Bill Hart in Philadelphia and Jimmy Finley defeating Jack Pinney in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ted Morgan
Santiago Zorilla
San Blas
Toledo
Glen Widy
Terre- Haute
Ind
Johnny Miller
Indianapolis
Newcastle
Ernie Peters
Chicago
Louis Carpentero
Frankie Rio
Cleveland
U. S. Carpenter
Pittsburgh
Richmond
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Clem Johnson
New York
Lily Freas
Grand Rapids
Mich
al Kubiak
Milwaukee
al Greensfield
Marty Dublinsky
Armand Santiago
Cuba
Dabby Delmont
Herman Ratzlaff
Minot
N. D
Norman Brown
Baltimore
Party Gallagher
Washington
Battling Lovinsky
Wheeling
W. Va
Young Rudy
Dudley Ring
Cincinnati
Battling Glaxy
Eddie Klossman
Galveston
Tex-Neal Clishy
Los Angeles
Bearcat
Omaha
Drew
Buffalo
N. Y
Arturo Schakels
Belgium
Jack McVay
Nashville
Tenn
Meadville
Louis Severee
Johnny
Youngstown
New Haven
Conn
Itish
Jackie Pilkington
Meriden
Johnny Dundee
Newark
N. J
Drene Baker
Cowboy Frank Willis
Seattle
Wash
Toronto
Freney Belanger
Willie Davie
Charlero
Memphis
James “Red” Herring
Utica
James Fryer
Little Rock
Ark
ST. Louis
Harry Forbes
Willy Michel
Joe Rivers
Kansas City
Dugan Layton
Springfield
Johnny Kaiser
Claudie Wilson
Birmingham
Greenville High to Meet Marshall in Bi-District Opener
Greenville High School, fifth district winner, will face Marshall High in bi district football. The toss at Mineola set the game location and the contest determines the bi district championship. The match is scheduled for Friday or Saturday this week in Greenville.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Greenville High School
Marshall
Mineola
Fair presents well balanced program at fair today
Inter state Will show features three good acts with variety. Danny Duggan and partner perform exhibition dances, Miller Sisters aged under sixteen dance team, Brems Fitz and Murphy Brothers mix clowning and singing, Bezazian tenor from European opera teams with Edna White and three artists, Clemens Belling presents dog and pony act, Jean Sothern transitions from boy with derby to girl performer with stories songs and light dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Duggan
Vernon Castle
Miller Sisters
Brems
Fitz
Murphy Broth
Mr. Bezazian
France
Belgium
Victor
Columbia
Edison Phonograph
Edna White
St. Mary's
Clemens Belling
Jean Sothern
Messiah Rehearsal Tonight at Central Presbyterian
Rehearsal for The Messiah is set for this evening at Central Presbyterian Church with over 100 chorus voices and an orchestra of ten special instruments. The performance promises to be a major musical treat after weeks of practice as the voices blend beautifully.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Cage Games Slated Here For Tonight
Two fast dive games open the second week of the City basketball league tonight. The first game starts at 4 o clock with Central Presbyterian facing Piggly Wiggly and City Drag meeting Lincoln National Life. Peter Minult was a shrewd realtor who bought Rattan Island from the Indians for twenty four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Lincoln National Life
Peter Minult
Rattan Island
No. 2 Allenrhu Special For Neuritis Relief
The advertisement claims persistent neuritis pain can be relieved by Allenrhu Special No. 2 capsules. It promises substantial reduction or banishment of pain within about 24 hours and suggests continuing use for two to three days to prevent a relapse. Fox Drug Co. offers a money back guarantee.
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Fox Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter T. Vivian
Dorothy Belle
William Durham
Billy
News-Globe
Mr. Tack
Babe Newton
Edward Newton
East Sixth Avenue
Frankie
Mary Margaret Gorrie
North Roberts
Morningside
J. H. Sheridan
West
Second Avenue
Pat Sheridan, JR
Dwight Henry Bobbitt
Crocket
Santa -Claus
J. D
Betty JO Glendenning
East
Sixteenth Avenue
Dorothy Forson
Bernice Savage
North Seventh Avenue
Desi Santa
John Henry Gfil
Loomis Apartments
Mary Margaret
Salt Lake City
Dutch Clark and Co
North Buchanan
North Seventh Street
Laverne Savage
Louise Forson
Sixteenth St
Vernon
Carolina Street
Peggy Cook
Velma Suf Grady
North Taylor St
Carl Cook, JR
Carolina St
Phaave
E. J. Watson, JR
East 18Th St
Sam
Ava Lee Sullivan
Betty Lee Thomason
Tam
Nadine
Lois
Harry Britt
West Lith St
Ray Moore
Buchanan St
Floyd Cooper
Hayden St. P. S
North Pole
Charles Bates
Kenneth Simmerman
J. B. Matthews
Dulin M'G Rough
Catherine Burleson
Johnson St
Zone Bassett
Fairmont
Texas
Longhorn
Lone
Leon
L. M. Bassett
Fairmont St
Banga
Leon Bassett
Rex
Bob Whitted
Pierce St
Jesse Whitted
Lyndel
Prinda Duncan
Margie
Bennie
Louise Williams
Stanley Crowe
June Harris
South Bowie
Santy
Gene
Miriam
Mamma
Loftin
West Tenth St
Denar
Hoover
Herbie
Tom Moores
Tom Moore
Uzcudun
Negro
Scout Court
Hunt
College League
Pease
Bob Hobson
Virginia Street
Virginian
Maxine
Doris van Swearingen
Pauline Harvey
Vernon Avenue
Diavolo
Conarodd
Colorado Fuel and Iron CO
Greenville High
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Oliver Yakle Bidg
J. E. Langston
Oliver Bakle Oldy
Motorite
East 10Th
Buchanan
EPA
FAIR
Davis Dairy Farm
Claude
Washburn
Cage Games
Tonigh
City Drug
Lincoln
Neuriti
Lovera
Elites Regalia Sublimes
Monropoles
Vanderbilts
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Western Wholesale CO
Grant St
Amarillo, Texas
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