Veterans shape base ball trades in major leagues
A flurry of veteran moves marks the baseball market as Joe McGinnity returns as Brooklyn coach with Joe Kathy. Bill Killefer signs with St Louis. Otto Miller aids Dodgers preparation. Homer Ezra and Ernest Luce go to Detroit. Chick Fewster to Kansas City. Napoleon Lajoie takes a non-player post. Farnshaw priced at 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gupe
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
Nants
Brooklyn
Joe Kathy
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Killefer
Cubs
Hornsby
St. Luci’ Cardinals
Otto Miller
Dodgers
Suaer
Joe Sugden
Killeler
St. Louis
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Detroit
Homer Ezell
Ernest ‘Uche
Red Sox
Fort Worth
Billy Mullen
Gus Olins
Stanley Iveleskie
Washington
Herb Pennock
Joe Merthy
Jack Dunne
Itimore
Farnshaw
Adlerika: Quick relief and gentle evacuation claims
An advertisement from a drug company touts Adlerika as an excellent intestinal evacuant for constipation. It promises quick action, often in one hour, with no griping, and suggests relief from gas and stomach discomfort that disrupt sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal Drug Co
Football Sprinters and the Gridiron Balance
The piece argues that many top track sprinters struggle as football ball carriers while noting exceptions. It highlights Roland Locke of Nebraska as a standout sprint star who excels in backfield play, and mentions Bowman of Syracuse and Ralph Craig as dual-sport talents, with others unable to translate sprint speed to gridiron success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Norman Anderson
Ralph Hills
Jim Thorpe
Paddock
Kirksey
Miller
Harvard
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Bowman
Syracuse
Ralph Craig
Michigan
Bundling Past Puritans Prompts Moralizing Reflection
In a nostalgic essay a speaker contrasts Puritan bundling with modern teen dating in cars near Amarillo. He laments loss of guardrails while recounting testimonies about youth, privacy, and moral risk. The piece also riffs on a jealous husband, a gun remark, and a school principal confusing teddy costumes.
Panhandle High defeats Globe Loopers 36 to 24
Panhandle High School defeated a Globe Loopers team 36 to 24 in Panhandle last night. The Globe squad suffered its second defeat after a Canyon loss 62 to 12, while Panhandle led 18-16 at halftime and 26-20 after three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle High School
Amarillo Globe
Panhandle
Globe
Armory
Amarillo
Gibson
The
Buffaloe
Canyon
Newspaper Hounds
Ammonds
Woodard
Jamison
Vaught
Montgomery
Lewis
Smith
Landis
McCarty
Turk War Veteran to Face Mantell at Armory
A veteran Turk with years of fighting possibly meets Dutch Mantell at the Armory for a finish wrestling bout. Pat Patterson has been approached with a proposition surrounding the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Dutch Mantell
Pat Patterson
Skate parts sale at 113 West Seventh
A short notice lists skate parts for sale at 113 West Seventh as part of a community chest fundraiser. Proceeds support local aid efforts and the chest program.
Turk Aims to Visit Region and Meet Mantel
Fragmentary text notes a Turk eager to see this region and to meet Mantel. Mentions Ithe and a fight in one of Trarkey regular, plus wrestling in Kansas City, Skatewarts, 114 Wes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantel
Mamouth
Ife
Dat Reyed
Trarkey
Kansas City
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Jack Burgess
Lackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
J. J. Crume
Blackburn
Amarillo Hotel
Harley
Davidson
Muturlycles
Columbia
Cadillac
F. L. Beer
Aes
Taylor St Amarillo
Ater Ene
Hiraty
Feg Murray
Av Miccer
Pasiest Footpraul Trac
Leena
Keo Grance
Tack
Nix
O. W
Paris
Hollywood
Panhandle High
Grove’s
Drs. Puckett & Patton
Sondy Highlands
Country Farm
East Sth Street
Wolfram
Crume, Killough and
Blackburn Bldg
Community Chest Noostert
Dr. T’. B. Jones
Ray-Bynum
Sixth
Polk
Casper
Jimmy Murphy
Jake
Baby UT
Skatewarts
Wes
Twaddell Auto Laundry
West Sixth St
DR. Parcells
Amarillo Building
Third and Polk
Nunn
Kd, BE. Underwood
Bay
Johnson
R. H. Hamilton
Simms
Simms Gan
North Texan
E. R. Lewis
Simms’ Agent Ni
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