White Sox Rely on Youth Under New Manager Collins
Eddie Collins, appointed Chicago White Sox skipper, emphasizes a young growing lineup with veterans Harry Hooper and himself. He pinpoints Ted Blankenship and Johnny Mostil as key rising players, notes college influence on the club, and cites a promising shift after Collins took over last summer amid Sivers’ illness.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Collines
Harry Hooper
Ed Barrow
Red Sox
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Buck" Harris
Washington Senators
Collins
Ted Blankenship
Johnny Mostil
Falk
Hooper
Pilot
Archdeacon
Ash
Shorts
Ike Davis
Columbus American Association
Bill Barrett
Harvey McClelland
Johnny Certozzo
Wojack
Onebre
Southnaws
Mike Cyengros
Foreman
Davenport
Faber
Thurston
Robertson
Connaily
Lyons
Blankenship
Javerctti
Manguin
Steengratte
Willie Kainin
Hiis
Carl Sheely
Bud Clancey
Giant's
Ray Schalk
Clyde Crouse
Billy Lauder
Columbia University
Yale
Lauder
Columbia
Sullivan
Charley ‘Robertson
Astin College
Sherman
Tex
Bib Falk
University of Texas
Red Faber
St. Joseph
Columbia College
Dubuque
Iowa
California
Ted Lyons
Baylor
Waco
Sivers
Lightweight elimination contests begin tonight
Sid Terris of New York faces Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois in a twelve round bout marking the start of the New York state athletic commission sponsored tournament. Any entrant who loses during the tournament is automatically ousted.
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Associated Press
New York
Sid Terris
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
New York State Athletic Commission
Strongest Man in World Lifts Ford Car in Vaudeville Stunt
Arthur Saxon, famed as the strongest man in the world, will lift a Ford car filled with seven men on Saturday afternoon in front of the Fair theater on Polk street. The German strongman, once a top act with Barnum and Bailey and Ringling Brothers, rose to fame in Europe for feats like bending iron and breaking horse shoes, and is touring major vaudeville venues.
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Ford
Arthur Saxon
Saxon
Fair Theater
Polk Street
Barnum and Hailey
Ringling Brothers
Ife
Leipsic
Germany
City checker tournament fields two new teams
The Amarillo Globe reports two new teams join the city checker and basketball events at The Nat arena upcoming next week. The Golden Sandstorm Duststorm and Santa Fe lead a six team field with Amarillo Business College Headquarters company and The Amarillo Globe entries, practice every afternoon and games set for Monday night.
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Nat
Gishs
Toetters Company
Golden Sandstorm
Amarillo Business College
Cclass
Northwest Texas Hospital
Cooper-Irvin
Amarillousiness College
All-Stars
Amarillo Cleve
Joe J. Lancaster
Santa Fe
Headquarters Company
Amarillo Globe
Armory
John J McCarty
The
Globe
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache lumbago rheumatism and strains. The copy claims instant soreness relief after rubbing on the painful area and promotes a 35 cent bottle available from druggists. It notes 65 years of use and claims the product is harmless and non burning.
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St. Jacobs
Washington and New York Lead 1925 AL pennant chase
New York and Washington appear the teams to beat for the 1925 American League pennant with Detroit close behind and Philadelphia a dark horse. Key personnel shifts bolster the Yankees pitching staff while Philadelphia and Chicago pursue youth, and Boston rebuilds under Connie Mack and Tris Speaker seeks variety.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Yankees
Stanley Harris
Dutch Reuther
Brooklyn Nationals
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
Dean Gregg
Seattle Pacific Coast
Walter Johnson
George Mogridge
Firpo” Marberry
Tom Zachary
Huggins
Pat
Pour
Mack
Groves
Baltimore
Gordon
Cochran
Boston Universiy
Portland
Cy” Verkins
George Sisler
Eddie Collins
Lee Fohl
Tris Speaker
Bush
Giard
Gaston
Browns
Adie Collins
White Sox
Speaker
Joe Sewell
Hort
Jamieson
Myatt
Fohl
Red Sox
Postmaster Brown Visits From Plainview En Route to Onaga
Col. Fred J. L. Brown postmaster of Plainview travels through Amarillo Thursday with his mother Mrs. C. J. Brown, who had been visiting in Plainview, en route to Onaga Illinois.
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Fred JL. Brown
Plainview
Amarillo
Onaga
C. J. Brown
Amarillo Checker Championship Draws Interest Across Panhandle
A city checker tournament has attracted over thirty entrants with more than ten players competing for honors. The Amarillo Globe plans a Panhandle championship if enough players from multiple communities enter. H E Crandall of Dilton notes his Lamb county title and a historic match with a Maine champion.
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Amarillo
H. E. Crandall
Dilton
Tex
Lamb County
Maine
Panhandle
Hunter Misses Deer Sees Calf Shot by Mary Beggs
A cock-eyed hunter named Mary Beggs fired at a deer but killed a calf instead. The farmer owner did not laugh but was left with two legs in pain, reflecting a humorous misfire from Outing Magazine as basketball coverage resumes.
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Mary Beggs
Outing Magazine
Suit Brought for Share of Profits of Baseball Team
New York suit seeks 66 666 dollars over claims that Giants manager John J. Mc Graw and treasurer Francis X. McQuade froze out Frank Peabody from a partnership. It may seek one third of profits since 1919 purchase with Charles A. Stoneham.
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New York
John J. McGraw
Francis X. McQuade
New York Giants
Frank Peabody
McGraw
McQuade
Charles A. Stoneham
Giants
Buffaloes Take Final Cage Tilt From Cadets
Canyon Feb 6 Special to The Globe West Texas State Teachers College defeated New Mexico Military Institute 56 to 16. Crump led with 15 points while Little had 8 for the Cadets. The Buffaloes have won seven of eight and set sights on Simmons College games Feb 13 14 for another TI A A title bid.
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Canyon
Burton
West Texas State Teachers’ College
New Mexico Military Institute
Buffaloes
Huntsville
Crump
Little
Soldiers
Simmons College Cowboys
Tricycles for Sale at 113 W Seventh
Globe want ads list tricycles available at 113 West 7th. Prices and terms not shown in OCR. Readable line hints at sale notices and small item listings.
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Sandow
All Sports Weekly
W. A. Pullum
Leone
Newt Locke
Miami
Dr. L., V. Dawson
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
City Light and Water Company
James Beets
Norma Harris
Mr. Beets
L. $. Foster
Challenger
A. L. Nelson
R. N. Bubottom
Elek
Manney
H. G. Jones
Ben Lewis
Wlr. Wells
L. G. Palmer
H. T. Grummel
Frank Rael
Bree
A Hopkins
Maury Hopkins
Floydada Chamber of Commerce
Maury
Flos Dada
J. O. Stovall
L. G. Christopher
Methodist Conference
Rev. I. T. Huckabee
Amar Illo
Dreamland
Harris
Earl McNeely
Carlyle
Urban Shocker
Joe Bush
Earl Combs
Combs
Whitey Witt
Ty Cobb
Fighting Bengals
Derrill Pratt
Keystone
Tigers
O'Rourke
Toronto
Gehringer
Burke
O' Rourke
Tegborn
Peive
Seufert
Buchanan
Audrey O' Farrell
Jackson
Sewell Drug Co
Palo Duro Hotel
Sewell Drug
Sewell’'S
Davis Auto
Texas
Malone
Pampa
Rillo
Amarillo Hotel
Saunders CO
Nurmi
Navy
Dempsey
Speed
Cadets
Blackburn
Puneral
Gish
AKF
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Emil
F. M
Amarillo Plate Glass and Mirror CO
5Th St
Allen Early
Union Depot
RED Ball Stage
Lone Star Line
Sunset Line
Malone Stage
Lubbock
Clovis
Quanah
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