Tri State Conference Favored by Northwest Texas Colleges
The Line O Sport column in The Globe notes strong support for an eight college association in Northwest Texas Western New Mexico and Western Oklahoma. Readiness from Buffaloes University of New Mexico Roswell Military Institute Goodwell A M Rangers Clarendon Wayland and El Paso School of Mines to form a high standard league is reported, with Abilene colleges and others discussed as possible members.
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Globe
Randall County News
J. W. Warwick
Warwick
Association of College
Texas
Fastern
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Buffalo
Buffaloes
Clarendon
Wayland
Farley Trains Hard as Title Bout Looms Thursday
Cal Farley’s tire shop life interrupts as he trains intensely for the Thursday welterweight match at the Armory against Tony Ross. Reports say Ross is in good shape and will arrive this afternoon for the bout with over 150 seats sold at Lindsay-Doubleday drug store.
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Farley
Tony Ross
Cal Farley
Cal
Rou
Matty Matsuda
Ross
Lindsay-Doubleday
Bill Coffey Among Two Heads to Lead Bears
Vernon reports Bill Coffey chosen as one of two leaders to guide the Bears during the Christmas vacation period. The article notes Coffey as a key student figure among visitors from various colleges.
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Bill Coffey
BEARS
Globe
Vernon
Bill
Cannonball Martin aims for a fighting championship run
Robert Edgren profiles bantamweight champion Cannonball Martin who plans a steady defense schedule starting next month to defend his title from Goldstein. The piece compares him with Dempsey and notes his cautious, businesslike approach and long view toward retirement and future earnings.
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Martin
Goldstein
Ring
Cannonball
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Walker
Dempsey
Business Men athletes Prove Wrestling Nation's Enterprise
In Amarillo grapplers are their own managers promoters and trainers. Every wrestler understands core business principles and adheres to a code of honor in this vigorous sport.
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Amarillo
Welterweight Showdown Headlines Amarillo Armory Night
At the Armory in Amarillo on Thursday night fans can see two of the world’s greatest welterweights, both also noted as first class business men Farley and Ross.
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Armory
Amarillo
Farley
Ross
Farley Builds Tire Business After Victory with Gassers
Farley, already known in local business circles, joined the Gassers and earned fan support. He bought out his partner and steered through a severe Amarillo financial downturn, emerging as a well known tire dealer in the community.
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Farley
Gassers
Amarillo
Baylor to Alternate Captains for 1925 Bears
Coffey son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Coffey credits his high school and Baylor Bears career as he is paired with Homer Walker as alternating captain for 1925. The system designates one captain per game with the other taking over for the next game in the Southwestern conference.
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Coffey
F. P. Coffey
Childress
Texas
Baylor Bears
Bill
Baylor
Homer Walker
Waco
Bears
Tulia High honors football players with letter sweaters
Tulia coach Ferman Sawyer announced that Hoyte Crow as captain Elvis Ward Raymond Wilson Aubrey George Oren Porter Paul Ford Loys Cameron Darius Shafer Clifford Kell Abner Wimberly Calvin Turner Bo Cavet Emory Elkins Elwyn Anderson Monroe MacGlain received official Tulia T and sweater. Honorable mentions include Joey Brasley Earl Hover Archie Stallings Curtis Evans.
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Ferman Sawyer
Tulia High School
Tulia
Hoyte Crow
Elvis Ward
Raymond Wilson
Aubrey George
Oren Porter
Paul Ford
Loys Cameron
Darius Shafer
Clifford Kell
Abner Wimberly
Calvin Turner
Bo Cavet
Emory Elkins
Elwyn Anderson
Monroe MacGlain
Joey Brasley
Earl Hover
Archie Stallings
Curtis Evans
Past Present and Future of Cattle Industry Is Discussed by Pioneer Texas Cattleman
Pioneer Texan Col Ike T Pryor reflects on Texas cattle drives from 1870 to 1890, price trends through 1884 to 1920, and the shift from trail to rail. He discusses herd sizes, costs, market dynamics, lending, and proposals to sustain cattleman livelihoods amid changing tariffs and imports.
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Texas
West
Plains
Prairies
San Anonio
Wyoming
Montana
Northwest
South
Searight and Carruthers
Zavala
Uvalde
Ed. C. Lasater
Alumni Quintet to Battle Sandstorm in Dreamland Charity Game
Alumni and 1922 district champions plan a charity basketball game at Dreamland Athletic club to fund monogram sweaters for Gold en Sandstorm players. First line Robi Baker captain forward Tad lock Jones center Brady Nicklaus guards Teed Kelly Munday will sub. Injuries and sickness have thinned regulars. 25 cent admission expected to aid fundraising.
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Golden Sandstorm
Sandies
Dreamland Athletic Club
Robi Baker
Tadlock
Jones
Brady
Windy Nicklaus
Bicycles. 113 West Seventh. Globe ad seeks buyers
Globe advertises for a buyer, noting interest in bicycles and a local location at 113 West Seventh. The text argues tariffs benefit the U S cattle industry, asserting the country can raise all needed cattle with capital and protection, warning that without it foreign competition will dominate and raise prices.
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Texas
United States
South America
Seaboard
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