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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1930

Page

8

Tyler Lions Build A High Scoring East Texas Machine

Coach George Foltz and Rufus King have molded the Tyler Lions into a potent offense with standout players led by quarterback Harry Johnson. The Lions upset Greenville and routed Austin High, rising to favorites for the Texas high school grid championship as they prepare to face the Sandies in Fort Worth.

Jerry Malin Sandies Texas Tyler Lions George Foltz Rammin Rufus King Texas Longhorn Lions Greenville Austin High Maroon East Texans Johnson Harry Johnson Austin East Texas Wilcox Boys J. Wilcox L. Wilcox Dee Gregory Brothers Wizzard Clyde Tigers Foltz Kansas Aggies Austin High Tyler King Rufus University of Texas Fort Worth Amarillo

Mrs Adams Seriously Hurt In CanyonArea Auto Crash

A Saturday accident three miles west of Canyon left Mrs. James E. Adams critically injured with severe cuts bruises and shock. Her 7 year old son Clarence Calvin Adams and Mrs. R E Edwards of Muleshoe were killed. Jimmie Lee Adams nine, daughter of Mrs Adams, has a fractured right leg and is recovering. Funeral services for Clarence Calvin and Mrs Edwards were held today. Edwards buried in Slaton and Clarence Calvin in Muleshoe. Jack Edwards 17, son of the deceased, was only slightly injured.

Canyon Clarence Calvin Adams R. E. Edwards Muleshoe James E. Adams Adams Northwest Texas Jimmie Lee Adams Clarence Calvin

Garage and Two Cars Burn at 906 Mississippi Street

Early Sunday morning a blaze destroyed a garage and two Model A Fords at 906 Mississippi Street. The garage, owned by G. C. Wescoat, valued at 500 dollars, and the cars totaling 800 dollars, belonged to Wescoat and Russell Medley. Fire origin undetermined.

Mississippi Street G. C. Wescoat Wescoat Russel Medley

Ama rillo Teachers' Association Christmas Program

The dramatic club directed by Miss Annie McDonald and the choral club led by Miss Ventura Smith present the Biblical Christmas story this Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Senior High School auditorium. Costumes will be elaborate and effective. Admission is free to the public.

Amarillo

Honey Bee Needs 56000 Clover Visits For One Pound

A traditional fact states that a honey bee must visit about 56 thousand clover blossoms to produce a single pound of honey. The figure reflects typical foraging efficiency and nectar collection rates observed in many hives.

Pueblo High Debate Team Here Tonight

A Pueblo High School debate squad faces Senior High tonight at 8 in the Senior High auditorium on the Eighteenth Amendment repeal issue. Amarillo’s team includes Lola Pascoe Lloyd Fletcher and Gerald Brown, noted debaters. Three speaker format. admission 25 cents for the program.

Pueblo Colorado Senior High Amarillo Lola Pascoe Lloyd Fletcher Gerald Brown

Dole debate and trade urged amid health notes in Oakland

The column contrasts welfare concerns with the dole and bread line, warns against Russia trade boycott, and favors growth rather than restriction. It cites Senator Borak, praises sugar for endurance, and notes Dr. Murphy's advised mid day rest. Oakland Post-Enquirer publisher Carrington and Adolph Zukor are mentioned with a new theater and a January Post Office opening.

Borak Russia R. A. Carrington Jr Oakland Post-Enquirer Oakland Adolph Zukor Alameda County Sam

First Business Woman Was Printer of Books

Washington reports the search by the national federation of business and professional women finds Jane Aitken in Philadelphia in 1808 as the first American business woman printer. Others noted include Elizabeth Timothy of Charleston who ran her husband’s printing shop in 1838 and Hanna Cole who operated a Missouri river ferry in 1814.

Associated Press Washington Jane Aitken Philadelphia National Federation of Business and Professional Women Elizabeth Timothy Charleston D. C Hanna Cole Missouri River

Hoovers Rename Rapidan Cabin the Brown House

In contrast to the imposing White House Mrs Herbert Hoover has named the President s cabin at his Rapidan camp the Brown House. Doeville Tenn R B Pleasants children are Olva Ova Ona the girls and Kyle King Karle Kale Keys and Klan the boys all are OK.

Associated Press Washington White House Herbert Hoover Rapidan Camp Doeville Tenn R. B. Pleasant O. K Olva Ova Ona Kyle King Karle Kale Keys Klan

Fightin' Sandies End Texas High School Grid Dynasty

The Golden Sandstorm football team from Navarro County defeated Corsicana Tigers 33 to 25 in a historic high school game. Coaches Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch built a legendary Texas grid machine from raw material, earning wide tribute for developing one of the era’s finest teams.

Golden Sandstorm Navarro County Corsicana Tigers Texas Joe Hancoc Odell Fowler Dick Scanlan Burl Bufkin John Lee John Estes Bill Allen Mike Montgomery Ramon Glass Johnny Foster Odell Con

Andersen Loved Children Yet Laughed At His Appearance

The famed Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, known for beloved fairy tales, faced childlike affection and criticism alike. Despite his reputation as a children’s poet, he reportedly disliked certain aspects of childhood while being teased about his ungainly looks.

Hans Christian Andersen

Heavyweight Awakening Signals After Lockout Period

L S Cameron reports from New York that heavyweight boxing shows tentative revival after mismatches and fouls. Promoters shift away from top contenders to lesser names amid Schmeling Sharkey controversy. Max Baer plans Madison Square Garden clash with Ernie Schaaf, drawing strong New York interest. Joe Jacobs returns from Europe with Schmeling deal and film plans for the champion.

L. S. Cameron United Press Sports New York Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Bergs la Barbas Battalinos Maxie Baer California Ernie Schaaf Boston Madison Square Garden Big Caluiflower Emporium Baer Maxie Garden Carnera Joe Jacobs Europe Schmeling Jacobs Max States

Boxers weigh options for title defense and Miami bout

On an exhibition tour ahead of a June title defense the champion plans a tour while Garden officials seek two principals for a winter Miami bout. Rumors swirl about a Stribling versus Primo Camera match though obstacles exist including Carm era’s (Carmera) suspension that may prevent a quick shake off.

Miami Carera

Pony Cagers Battle Trinity Tonight in Waxahachie

South ern Methodist University basketball coach Jimmy St. Clair planned to take the Pony cagers to Waxahachie for a game tonight against Trinity University. It is SMU’s second game of the season following a close Friday victory over the Dallas Athletic Club.

Associated Press Dallas Jimmy St. Clair Southern Methodist University Waxahachie Trinity University Five Ponies Dallas Athletic Club

Gardner Sees Settlement of Draft Problem

J Alvin Gardner president of the Texas League predicts early settlement of the dispute between the major leagues and non draft minors after attending meetings in Montreal and New York. He says all baseball executives are eager for an amicable solution and expects a settlement within weeks.

Associated Press Wichita Falls Tex J. Alvin Gardner Texas League Montreal New York Basebe Gardney

Three Corner Struggle For Cue Title

New York report on the world pocket billiards championship shows a three way race among Erwin Rudolph Chicago Ralph Greenleaf defending champ and Onofrio Lauri New York. Rudolph tops with four wins one loss while Lauri has four wins one defeat and Greenleaf three wins in four starts.

Associated Press New York Erwin Rudolph Chicago Ralph Greenleaf Onofrio Lauri Rudolph Frank Taberski Schenectady N. Y Lauri Greenleaf Arthur Woods Thomas Boatman Portland Ore Pasqualie Natalie Natalie Boatman

Robins Sign Bissonette And Gilbert Infield Deals

New York December 15 Brooklyn Robins announced two contract signings for 1930 spring camp. First baseman Del Bissonette and third baseman Wally Gilbert received signed deals today, signaling the club burden of roster strengthening as the season approaches.

Associated Press New York Brooklyn Robins del Bissonette Wally Gilbert

Twilight flight fatal to girl flier in Los Angeles

Jessie Ligert Wood, 27, died hours after surviving a twilight flight crash. Pilot Frank Bush, at the controls, escaped injury as the plane struck a fence and nosed over. Wood climbed out laughing, then grew ill. doctor cites possible internal injuries. The incident occurred while Frances Marion's secretary was aboard.

Associated Press Los Angeles Jessie Ligert Wood Frank Bush Miss Wood Frances Marion

Eastern Stars Line Up for Shrine Benefit Game

The Eastern squad to face the Far-West in San Francisco on December 27 gathered in Evanston. Coach Andy Kerr with 12 players from Colgate and Jck Hanley with 10 from Northwestern led the group, with backs Hart Colgate Macaluso Gardner Fogarty and Baker and linemen Vincent Linehan Doyle Bates Rosenzweig Siano among others. Midwestern backs Wheeler Michigan Bruder Northwestern Brockmeyer Minnesota, linemen Woodworth Baker Gantenbein Subratovich Ely Selby and Van Bibber were named, as the team prepared to receive equipment and practice at Dyche Stadium before departure.

Associated Press Evanston Ill San Francisco Andy Kerr Colgate Jck Hanley Northwestern Hart Macaluso Gardner Villanova Fogarty Brown Baker Pittsburgh Vincent

Oklahoma Cagers To Play Athens Hornets In Texas Texas clash

Oklahoma City pre-Christmas basketball features El Reno and Capitol Hill hosting Athens Texas. The Hornets, defending national champions, bring a storied record with district state and southwest A A U laurels.

Associated Press Oklahoma City el Reno Capitol Hill Athens Texas Hornets

Women’s Wrestling Popular in Paris

Paris hosts international women wresting tournaments this winter at the Moulin Rouge beside Montmartre theater where Mistinguetta gained fame. Contests use catch-as-catch-can rules and are refereed by men, signaling a ballroom sport craze in the city.

United Press Paris Moulin Rouge Montmartre Mistinguetta Bcame

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