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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1928

Page

7

Club pilots plan big shifts in 1929 infield positions

United Press reports a major 1929 infield upheaval across 16 major league clubs. Third basemen Fred Lindstrom Pinky Whitney and Willie Kamm likely to be re elected. Frisch to third, Traynor to short. Stripp, Gilbert, Bancroft and Bell staked for regular duties as clubs reassess rosters.

United Press New York Fred Lindstrom Giants Pinky Whitney Phillies Willie Kamm White Sox St. Louis Cardinals Frankie Frisch Pittsburgh Pie Traynor Pirates Stroner Wichita Joe Stripp Cincinnati Brooklyn Walter Gilbert Glenn Wright Dave Bancroft Robins Lester Bell Braves Bell Yankees Dugan Miller Huggins Mark Koenig Washington Detroit Bucky Harris Red Sox Rob Reeves Grand Gillis Buddy Myer Brown Cleveland Joe Sewell Jackie Tavener Tiger Hale Fox

Installation of Boy Scout Officers Soon

The Amarillo Boy Scout Council will install officers on February 8 at 8 o'clock, the Boy Scout birthday. Frank M. Butler will be president, with R. F. McMillen, A. A. Meredith, L. C. White, and other named officials and directors slated for positions.

Thomas H. Nelson Amarillo

Eagle Court of Honor Set for Amarillo Scouts

An Eagle Court of Honor for Amarillo Boy Scout council members is planned for February 8 to mark the National Boy Scout birthday. All candidates must complete Eagle requirements by January 15. The event coincides with the council officer installation and Panhandle Laundry catalogs and Scout calendars are now available at headquarters.

Amarillo Boy Scout Council Thomas H. Nelson Nelson Panhandle

Mrs Dozier Injured in Tulsa Car Crash

Mrs J E Dozier is hospitalized in Tulsa after an automobile accident on Sunday night. She suffered a broken pelvis and other injuries while her husband and son were unhurt. Late reports say she is resting nicely.

J. E. Dozier Tulsa

Dundee's Featherweight Legend Faces Shadows of Time

The New York state athletic commission barred a Singer versus Dundee bout, deeming Dundee an unsuitable opponent for the rising Al Singer. Fans recall Dundee's prime and his long career, noting his 86 years with the sport and a title win after 12 years chasing Kilbane.

New York State Athletic Commission al Singer Johnny Dundee Dundee Singer Johnny Kilbane Gene Criqui Kilbane Benny Leonard Willie Ritchie Freddy Welch Rocky Kansas Jimmy Goodrich Eugene Criqui Little Battler

Hudkins Tops For Madison Square Garden Bout In New York

Ace Hudkins, Omaha middleweight, finishes training for his Madison Square Garden clash with Rene De Vos as both fighters near peak form. De Vos, fresh from a boil, shows good shape and weight readiness. Jack Dempsey cannot visit Amarillo Friday but may stop by on return trip. no wrestling program scheduled this week.

United Press New York Ace Hudkins Omaha Madison Square Garden Rene de Vos Hodkins de Vos Hudkins Art Ace Jack Dempsey Amarillo Cal Farley California Dempsey Salt Lake City

Weissmuller to retire from amateur status January 3

Johnny Weissmuller, famed swimmer, will end amateur status on January 3 to pursue paid work. In a letter to W G Offendell of the Illinois Athletic Club, he cited the need to earn money while in constant training. Friends say stage appearances may be part of his plan.

Associated Press Chicago Johnny Weissmuller Weissmuller W. G. Offendell Illinois Athletic Club

Nineteen Arrests Reported in City Christmas Police Activity

Police logged nineteen arrests yesterday and last night, below recent weekly averages. Most charges were drunkenness gaming and traffic violations, with fines set by the police judge this morning.

Paulino Wins Ten-Round Bout In Cali Latin Title Fight

Paulino Uzcudun of Spain defeats Jack Renault of Canada in ten rounds to claim a decisive decision hailed as the greatest Latin American fight. The Basque fighter pressured Renault with body shots and jabs, threatening a knockout in rounds eight and ten which Renault survived.

Associated Press Cali Colombia Paulino Uzcucun Spain Latin America Paulino Jack Renault Canada Renault

Baby Girl Happy With Daddy After Christmas Visit

Four year old Helen Farr spent Christmas with her real father Ray Farr at the Hall home in Lewiston Idaho. Health authorities quarantined the house after Farr contracted small pox, delaying his return while legal obstacles were resolved. Farr remained at the Hall residence after quarantine ended.

Lewisto Idaho Helen Farr Ray Farr John Hall Farr Hall

Big Six Grid Team Arrives For New Year Classic

Dallas reports that Coach Ernest Brarg's hand-picked Big Six squad arrived for practice ahead of the New Year duel with the Southwest Conference all-stars selected by Clyde Littlefield and Matty Bell. Beary's Huskies from the valley will train twice daily with Bo McMillan assisting, shaping the squad.

Associated Press Dallas Ernest Brarg Clyde Littlefiel Matty Bell Beary Bo McMillan Centre College Kansas Aggies

Athletes versus Non Athletes in Harvard Study

A Harvard graduate school survey of 806 seniors from the class of 1927 shows 50 athletes and 505 non athletes. Athletes earned degrees at 81 percent while non athletes at 68 percent. Athletes averaged 801 semesters to finish, non athletes 8.07. The non athletes had higher study averages.

Associated Prep Cambridge Mass Donald Snedder Harvard Graduate School of Education

Tornado and Bears Get 10 Harder Work

Georgia Tech Golden Tornadoes and California Golden Bears intensified Rose Bowl preparations in Pasadena on December 26. Both squads held hard practices behind bolted gates with charging and tackle drills. California added kicking work as Coach Price emphasizes lateral passes and delayed bucks inside the line.

Pasadena Calif Georgia ‘Tech Golden Tornadoes California Golden Bears Nibsa” Price Benny Lom Benny

Berlin Baby Death Prompts Reconciliation Hope

New York December 26 A sudden heart attack claimed Irving Berlin Jr 24 days old the death may have sealed a reconciliation between his mother and father and Clarence Mackay chief of Postal Telegraph who visited yesterday to console the bereaved family Mackay had been estranged since the 1926 marriage of Mrs Berlin to Kerlin The infant and Mary Fillen had just shared a Christmas tree amid indications Mackay was softening his stance after the child’s birth

Associated Press New York Irving Berlin, Jr Clarence Mackay Postal Telegraph Company Mackay Kerlin Irving, Jr

Central High Panthers Arrive for So Cal Showdown

Fort Worth's Central High School Panthers travel to Los Angeles for workouts ahead of Saturday's game with a Southern California all-star squad. Coach Ben Winkelman's passing attack features Ernest Brown Quinn Connelley Bob Jordan and Homer Basa as key playmakers. The Panthers plan twice daily sessions after arrival while the SoCal team also trains until the day before kickoff.

Los Angeles Central High School Panthers Fort Worth Tex Southern California Prep Coast Stars Ernest Brown Quinn Connelley Bob Jordan Homer Basa Winkelman Southern California All-Stars

Abolition of Executions Ordered in Mexico

President Emilio Portes Gil ordered the abolition of summary executions in Mexico. Persons seized in open rebellion will be turned over for formal trial rather than being executed on the spot. The war department was instructed to inform military commanders nationwide. Previously insurgents faced drum head courts martial and immediate death.

Associated Press Mexico City Emilio Portes Gil War Department

Oregon Pioneer J J Poill Dies at 102 After Life of Service

Oregon pioneer J J Poill, who turned 102 three weeks ago, died yesterday in Eugene. A former Texas ranger, he tended the University of Oregon campus for forty years and offered advice such as eat lots of apple pie and never worry. Meanwhile Washington reports the radio commission warns that channel demand far exceeds supply, keeping many prospective users disappointed.

Associated Press Washington The Radio Commission J. H. Dellinger Commission Associated Prean Eugenf Ore J. J. Poill Oregon Poill Gardner University of Oregon Texas Ranger

Fight Results by The Associated Press roundups

In several locations bouts featured outpoints and knockouts. Cuddy De Marco and Henri Bewane ker won on points, while Steve Cole and Pauline Usendun also claimed decisions. Multiple other wrestlers fought in Philadelphia Allentown Washington and nearby cities with a mix of decisions and KOs.

Cuddy de Marco Charleroi Rudy Ceder Tarentum Allentown Henri Bewaneker France Bucky Royle Steve Cole Jimmy Flores Whiladelpair Matt Adgie Philadelphia Babe Me Calgary Oklahoma K. C Phil) Kaplin New York Don Petein Newark Call Colombia Pauline Usendun Jack Renault Canada New Castle Jack Dillon Nashville Washington Steve O'Malley Bellaire Oh! S Rudy Charteroi Harry Spencer Ray Kerr Barnesville Ohio

Hornsby Wins Batting Crown for Seventh Time

Rogers Hornsby leads National League with a .387 average securing his seventh batting title in nine years. Paul Waner and Fred Lindstrom follow, while Pittsburgh tops team batting at .409. If an all star lineup from 1924 were chosen, Hornsby would be at second base for Boston with other standout players from New York and Pittsburgh.

New York Rogers Hornsby Boston Hans Wagner Pittsburgh Hornsby Paul Waner Fred Lindstrom Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Braves Cardinals P. Waner Richbourg Boeton Hafey St. Louis Hase—Sisler

Wood floor added to city police court

Court officials received a new wood floor for the platform and office space of the corporation court. The cement floor previously caused cold discomfort for workers during long days, worsened by winter moisture. Although court was not in session yesterday, the floor was laid and Judge H. D. Ridings and Sergeant E. G. Green, among others, find the space much more comfortable.

Corporation Court D. Ridings E. G. Green

Scrimmage Set for West Team Practice in Charity Game

San Francisco December 26 The Associated Press reports East holds practice edge as West prepares for first scrimmage of training for a charity game. West lineup remains uncertain while East is expected to field Haycraft Joheer Nowack Getto Vox Gibson and others as starters.

Associated Press San Francisco Orin Hollingbert Andy Kerr Haycraft Minnesota Joheer Northwestern Nowack Illinois Getto Pittsburgh Vox Gibson Aghman Washington and Jefferson Harpster Carnegie Tech Weston Boston College Nowell Nebraska Holmer

Body of former Denver mayor to be laid to rest in Boulder

Platt Rogers former mayor of Denver and first judge of the district court dies of pneumonia aged 75. Funeral services will be held at the family home before transporting the body to Boulder where he had practiced law and served on the criminal bench. Survived by widow two daughters and three sons. Senator Phipps among pallbearers.

Denver Colo Boulder Platt Rogers District Court Rogers Senator Phipps Newton N. J Scotland Pasadena Calif Platt Rogers, Jr Pueblo

Brissert Wins South American Welterweight Title in Lima

In Lima Peru on December 26 K Wyiee Brissert defeated Alberto Quinones of Uruguay by knockout in the seventh round to claim the welterweight championship of South America on a touring bill. The bout was scheduled for 15 rounds and the event played amid a busy Christmas season. The report notes two Soviet cannery factories exporting over 400 hoes during the same period.

United Prece Lima Peru Wyieesert South America Alberto Quinones Uruguay

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