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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1935

Page

7

Blondes Stir Interest in New Orleans Orange Bowl

Mississippi and Catholic University prepare for the New Year’s clash in Miami with a playful scene on arrival as Ole Miss players are greeted by local blondes. Catholic University coaches discourage similar fan exposure. The South’s undercard favored slightly despite the East’s average ten pounds per man. Both squads trained under a tropical sun.

Miami Fla Mississippi Catholic University Ole Miss Warner Rockne

Maverick Club Ends Year With Resolutions and Show

The Maverick Club in Amarillo marks two years of activity with a New Year outlook. Members share resolutions from young attendees and sit for a community recap praising volunteers. A Red Myrick trained horse performance followed the service, and a Christmas dinner for needy boys was noted as a success funded by Maverick Club mags.

Dut Wanzer Maverick Club MR. Galloway MR. Dykeman Globe. News Jerry Malin Amarillo Don Sellers Neil Thompson David Hughes Ercel Crawford Tom Giles Bunion Lily Edward Sharp Marlin Sharp Jimmie Taylor Jimmie Bateman Wesley Greer Mama Grandma Ralph Odom Robert Rose Galloway Clift Mr. Pitman Fourth and Jackson Red Myrick Red Comet Red Bones One Little Dowie Paramount Theater

Sugar Bowl Fray Looms As Fans Pack Sun Bowl

More than 12 000 fans are expected to watch Hardin Simmons Cowboys meet New Mexico State Aggies in El Paso for the centennial Sun Bowl carnival. Ed Cherry leads the Cowboys offense while Lem Pratt headlines the Aggies as both teams tune up amid carnival events and governor Allred's Rose Parade duties.

Paso Texas U.P Hardin-Simmons Cowboys New Mexico State College Aggies Cowboys Ed Cherry Aggies Lem Pratt el Paso Ruth Staten James V. Allred Allred Los Angeles American Airlines Pasadena

Rotary program spurs guest speaker plan for senior boys

Dalhart Texan editor John L. McCarty reports Rotary radio programs spurring plans to host senior boys this spring with a possible keynote by Senator Hughes. He extends thanks for the magazine and well wishes for the new year 1936.

Rotary Senator Hughes John L. McCarty Dalhart Texan P. S

Bobby Wilson Named On Liberty's Eleven

Five mid western players are named on Liberty Magazine's All-America football team to be published January 11. The team chosen by 1531 players from 91 colleges includes Tinsley LSU Wendt Ohio State Widseth Minnesota Wasicek Colgate Weller Princeton Wagner Michigan State Jones Ohio State Goddard Washington State Wilson S M U Berwanger Chicago Grayson Stanford.

New York U.P Liberty Magazine Tinsley Louisiana State Wendt Ohio State Widseth Minnesota Wasicek Colgate Weller Princeton Wagner Michigan State Jones Berwanger Chicago Grayson Stanford

Turp Veteran Dies Louisville Baseball Club Owner

Col William F. Knebelkamp aged 65, owner of the Louisville American Association Baseball Club and a well known turfman, died at Winona.

Turp Louisville, Ky U.P William F. Knebelkamp Louisville American Association Winona

Cooper Leading Field In Pasadena Open Final

Sixty three golfers reached the Pasadena Open finals with Harry Cooper atop the field by two strokes after a 71 score to finish 137. Contenders include Horton Smith Wilford Cox Ray Mangrum and Harold McSpaden as the event offers 1000 to the champion and 750 to the runner up.

Pasadena Calif Harry Light Horse

All Star Game Draws Big Cities and Big Talk in South

Miami expects 15 000 plus for Ole Miss and Catholic University clash in the Orange Bowl as critics debate the game’s meaning from slavery to football supremacy. Western All Star practice in San Francisco eyes 60 000 crowd with East heavy line and fast West backs ready for New Year’s Day Shrine tilt.

United Press Miami Fla Ole Miss Catholic University Miami Stadium Ole Mississippi Catholic U Catholic T San Francisco Fastern West Bill Wallace Rice Kayo Lam Colorado Ed Justice Gonzaga Thean Ward Idaho Herb Schreiber St. Mary's Chuck Cheshire U. G L. A Ted Christofferson Washington State Kelly Cruise Northwestern

Rain Threat Looms Over Rose Bowl Stanford SMU Clash

Pasadena December 31 U.P. A rain threat hovered over the Rose Bowl as Stanford and Southern Methodist prepared for New Year’s Day. Tickets fetch high prices while weather forecasts vary, and both teams anticipate a hard fought Bowl clash with key players noted.

Moore Baton Rouge New Orleans Meyer Texas LSU Southern Methodist L. D. Meyer Walter Roach Drew Ellis Wilson Groseclose Wilbur Harrison Tracy Kellow Darrell Lester Sam Baugh Jimmy Lawrence George Kline Taldon Manton Pasadena Calif U.P Chamber of Commerce Stanford Los Angeles Matty Bell Grayson Masters Bobby Wilson Wilson Bobby Grayson Crowley Fordham William H. Spaulding

Irish Wrestler Danno McShain Meets Castle in Armory Show

Danno McShain faces Bob Castle of Kansas City in the main event at the Armory on Thursday night. The Irish wrestler, aiming to throttle Castle after recent roughhouse refereeing, brings smoother technique to the free style Southeast scene. Semi final features Dory Detton and Bearded Benny Wilson with an 8 P M start. tickets at City Drug Store 617 Polk Street.

Danno McShain Heavy Bob Castle Kansas City Armory Castle MccShain Roughhouse Danno Sailor Moran Deton Wilson McShain Dory Detton Benny Wilson Fort Worth City Drug Store Polk Street

Texans Pack Los Angeles for SMU Stanford Game

About 20 000 Texans arrived by air rail and car for the SMU Stanford football clash in Los Angeles. Gov. James V Allred scheduled to arrive and receive a Texas Rangers membership from Gov. Merriam. A Texas special train with 500 rooters led by Jesse Jones also mobilizes for the event.

Los Angeles Southern Methodist-Stanford James V. Allred Harry Ticknor Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association Texas Jesse Jones Houston Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation George Sargent Dallas Smoot Schmidt Allred Samuel Goldwyn Frank Merriam California Texas Rangers Merriam John Boles Texas Navy Ginger Rogers Southern Methodist

Jericho Gap Paving Fund Approved for 16 Mile Stretch

The Texas state highway department allocated 85 870 dollars to finish grade work and caliche base on the Jericho Gap segment of U S 66 east of Amarillo. Completion is targeted for mid May with asphalt surfacing from Rockledge to Carson County. A 10 mile designation to Wheeler County aligns with WPA project use.

Jericho Gap U. 8 Amarillo State Associated Press Austin Donley Gray Rockledge Carson County State Highway Department Wheeler Wheeler County

Radiologist Die in Sydney After Decades of X Ray Suffering

Dr. F R Forster Australian dental radiologist and pioneer of X ray dental treatment in Australia died in Sydney after twelve years of ray damage. He worked without protection early on, suffered burns starting in 1923, and lost four fingers and both thumbs inch by inch due to rays, retiring six years ago and undergoing multiple operations.

F. R. Forster Sydney Australia

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