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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1927

Page

12

Many New Managers Named For Battles of Year Five Game Playoff To Be Staged

The Western League voted a split 168 game season starting April 12 with two northern and two southern teams at home on opening days a five game playoff to decide the pennant and a complete league reorganization. New managers include Howard Gregory at Oklahoma City Jack Knight at Denver Dick Breen at Lincoln Sled Allen at Amarillo and Otis Cran dall at Wichita with further appointments expected at Omaha Tulsa and Des Moines.

Associated P'ress Dallas Tex Tulsa Oklahoma City Oklahoma Dale Gear Topeka Howard Gregory Fred Luderus Jack Knight Joe Berger Denver Dick Breen Lincoln John Lavans Sled Allen Joe Kelly Amarillo Otis Doc” Crandall Wichita Omaha Des Moines

Black Gold training for comeback and other sports notes

Black Gold, Kentucky derby winner of 1924, is in training in New Orleans for a potential comeback after a three year layoff. Gar Wood plans a 90 mph speed boat for Miami Beach races March 16 and 17. University of Town beats Knox 80 to 21 in Iowa City opening game. Kansas State Agricultural College coaches resignations and administrative moves noted. Sam Crawford chosen as USC baseball coach, with Al Masters as secretary. Kansas denies Hargis as KU football coach. Cleveland Indians set 1928 training camp in New Orleans with Billy Evans confirming. Training begins late February.

United Press New Orleans Black Gold Miami Beach Fla Gar Wood Detroit Dallas. Tex Cleveland Indians Billy Evans Florida

Buff infielder named pilot for Chattanooga club 1928

Joe Mathies, two years with Houston in the Texas League, is signed to manage Chattanooga in the Southern League for 1928. He replaces Jimmy Johnson, who led the team last season.

Associated Press Dallas Joe Mathies Houston Chattanooga Mathies Jimmy Johnson

Catchers and Outfielders in High Demand at Baseball Meeting

National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues opens with managers seeking ready-made players for 1930. Demand centers on catchers and hard hitting outfielders as 27 leagues gather, with Judge Landis addressing outlook. Oklahoma City and Tulsa secession from the Western League denied, and American Association constitution redrafted restricting franchise sales pending league approval.

Richard D. Wilson United Press Pallas Tex National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues K. M. Landis Hhery Smith Columbus Oklahoma City Tulsa Texas National Board of Arbitration American Association

Fight Results By United Press

Red Uhlan KO’d Lew Chester in the third round in Chicago. Young Dencio lost to Ernie Peters in eight rounds. Red Chapman outpointed Danny Kramer in Boston. Johnny Sheppard defeated Jackie Donahue in the Boston semi final. Johnnie Glennick beat Willie Woods in Nashua. Emmett Rocco scored a technical knockout over George Gemas in Pittsburgh.

United Press Chicago Red" Uhlan California Lew Chester Philadelphia Young Dencio Washington Ernie Peters Boston Red” Chapman Chelsea Danny Kramer Johnny Sheppard Woburn Jackie Donahue New York Johnnie Glennick Nashua New Hampshire Willie Woods Scotland Pittsburgh Emmett Rocco George Gemas

Tunney Rivalry Rumors Stir Boxing and Other Sports

The column links boxing chatter with broader sports notes. Capablanca comments on chess’s artistic decline while Tunney fans and rivals circulate earnings chatter. Van Sweringens back Cleveland Indians. McGraw cites heat in Florida training. deer season opens in Pennsylvania. a machine gun gift to Col. Hugh Scott is noted. Eleanor Ambrose’s high value insurance attracts attention.

GRID PROS NOT IN CLASS WTA COLLEGE TEAMS

A senior official with extensive pro and college coaching experience argues college football surpasses the pro game in overall development and team play. He cites Giants, Cleveland, and Chicago as elite pro clubs, notes training, coaching quality, and incentives as key gaps, and says passing is the only area where pros excel.

George Kirkley United Press Associated Press New York Grange Friedman Nevers New York Giants Cleveland Chicago Bears

Chicago Athletic association to train in Bahamas golf pilgrimage

Forty members of the Chicago Athletic Association will arrive January 24 for several days of training golf on Treasure Island in the Bahamas. The trip aims to prepare for a tournament on Treasure Island by John McCutcheon, Chicago cartoonist, marking their first annual golf pilgrimage as clubs copy major league teams winter conditioning.

International News Service Miami Beach Fla Chicago Athletic Association Treasure Island John McCutcheon Chicago Bahamas

Bates College Debating Team Eyes Around-the-World Trip

Bates College president Clifton D Gray received a request from H B Newell a former Maine man with ties in Japan and Korea to visit Korea as part of an Around-the-World trip for the Bates debating team The proposed trip is estimated at 7000 dollars and being funded by popular subscription under Guy P Gannet of the Portland Evening Express and Portland Sunday Telegram with a cooperating committee.

International News Service Lewiston Korea Bates College Clifton D. Gray Maine H. B. Newell Japan American Association Commissioners of Foreign Missions South Higashi Shiken-cho Seoul Guy P. Gannet Portland Evening Express Portland Sunday Telegram

Brave catcher may be manager of San Antonio

Dallas Dec 6 The San Antonio Bears, managerless since releasing Honus Mitre mid last season, may hire Frank Gibson, Boston Braves catcher, as the new manager, a report from here says. Harry Ables, president of the San Antonio club, declined immediate comment.

San Antonio Associated Press Dallas San Antonio Bears Honus Mitre Frank Gibson Boston Braves Harry Ables San

Promoters Plan January Heavyweight Tournament at MSG

Leo P. Flynn and Jimmy Johnston will attempt to show Tex Rickard how to promote a heavyweight tournament in January. They will pay $20,000 for Madison Square Garden on January 20 or 27 and avoid using Tunney Dempsey Heeney Sharkey Uzcudun Risko. A tentative card includes Knute Rockne vs Renault and Phil Scott vs Dorval.

United Press New York Leo P. Flynn Jack Dempsey Jimmy Johnston Mike McTigue Phil Scott Tex Rickard Rickard Madison Square Garden Gene Tunney Tom Heeney Jack Sharkey Paolino Uzcudun Johnny Risko

Gibson Seeks Release From Braves for San Antonio Club

Antonio club has not signed Gibson awaiting his release from the Braves. Gibson said it could be two or three days before he learns if he will be released. He added he likes the Texas league and would be pleased to manage the San Antonio club.

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Sport Iowa City University of Town Knox College of Manhattan Kans Kansas State Agricultural College Charles W. Bachman Bachman San Francisco Sam Crawford U.S. C California Inter-Collegiate Baseball Association al Masters Stanford Lawrence Forrest C. Allen W. H Bill) Hargis Kansas State Teachers College University of Kansas Buff Infielder Tunney Baker-Boy Coun Robber Man Risko Titie Capablanca Champ Mr. Tunneys Gene van Sweringens Penn Sylvania John McGraw Yankees Hugh Scott Muskogee Veterans’ Hospital Eleanor Ambrose Maurice John Risko Hansen Blackburn Brothers Col Ernest Thompson Rotary Club Paul Revere ING King Buckingham Palace Goodricha Silvertowns Dial Flying Dutchman Service Cal Farley U.S Flynn Scott Texans Lovera Regalia East Sth Monopole Vanderbil Western Wholesale CO Amarillo, Texas
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