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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1927

Page

2

Western League Adopts 154 Game Schedule for 1927

Western League owners voted to open the 1927 season April 14 with a 154 game schedule to replace the 168 game plan. Amarillo’s entry caused travel issues as three schedules were rejected during a two day session. The circuit plans northern starts on southern diamonds with key series set in Omaha Oklahoma City Amarillo Lincoln Des Moines Tulsa and Wichita. Memorial and Labor Day games highlighted the calendar as transfers of the Lincoln franchise remained a main topic.

Associated Press Excelsior Springs Amarillo Texas Jack Holland Oklahoma City Frank Isbell Wichita Barnie Burch Omaha Denver Wichita-Lincoln Des Moines Tulsa Lincoln Onaha Labor Day Amavilla Oklahoma Mty

Lincoln Club Franchise Talks Ahead of Official Action

President Dale Gear announced an expected morning statement from Larry Arnold owner of the Lincoln club outlining terms. Gear stressed the franchise would stay in Lincoln while negotiations focus on Dick Breen taking over as Lincoln manager. Cups will be awarded this year for the largest opening day crowds to the top northern city and southern division leader.

Dale Gear Larry Arnold Lincoln Gear Dick Breen

Reader letter denounces tactless news coverage of city fleecing

A citizen criticizes a newspaper for ridiculing women teachers and amplifying a crook's deeds. The author asserts the piece hindered justice, recounts personal involvement with grand jury testimony, and urges a constructive, unbiased report to aid victims and expose the scammer. The letter defends both men and women duped by the con artist and calls for editorial change.

Tack Grand Jury Shakespeare Elsie Janis Taek News - Globe Globe-News

Stars Rise In New Baseball Roles Across Eras

The article lists notable players who changed positions early in their careers or found success elsewhere. Johnny Mostil moved from second base to center field, Max Carey shifted from shortstop to outfield, Eddie Collins played multiple infield positions, and Bob Meusel spent time at third before Yankees duties. It highlights pitchers who became stars at other spots, including Babe Ruth and George Sisler, among others.

Didja Johnny Mostil Tris Speaker White Sox Max Carey South Bend Eddie Collins Columbia University Connie Yack Joe Dugan Athletics Irn Wlngstead Tacoma Jacques Fournier Stanley Harris Washington Muskegon Harry Heilmann San Francisco Detroit Tigers Bill Jacobson Boston Red Sox John McGraw Bob Meusel Vernon New York Yankees Johnny Mellnnis Philadelphia Nationals Connie Mack Connie McInnis

Ward Letter Reveals Caution on Presenting Matters

Amos C Ward argues for careful, principled presentation of serious matters to avoid aiding swindlers and misleading readers. He stresses governance principles and responsibility in public discourse.

Amos C. Ward

A Word for Dr Fuller

Letter writer defends Dr Fuller over pest house criticisms recounting long wait times for child vaccinations and urging listeners not to judge without facts. Mentions a radio station planned for Maracay Venezuela.

DR. Fuller Rasmus Tack

The Tactless Texan: Old Tack Responds to Criticisms

An Amarillo woman explains she was defrauded by a crook as authorities search for the suspect. Old Tack distances himself from a recent criticized news story and notes the reporter was fired. The letter includes reflections on local politics and social commentary with a wry, homespun tone.

Amarillo Old Tack O. W

New Dentifrice Claims To Fight Tooth Film For Whiter Teeth

An advertisement promotes a modern toothpaste claimed to remove the film on teeth that old dentifrices do not fight. It urges readers to ask their druggist, mail a coupon, and begin beautifying teeth today. The copy emphasizes plaque like film as a major cause of tooth and gum problems including pyorrhea and decay, and promises quicker, glossier results.

Cobb Draws Offers From A L Clubs In Bid To Sign Him

Ty Cobb has received tempting offers from several American League clubs including the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns. Connie Mack and Dan Howley traveled to Cobb's Augusta Georgia home to press their cases, with Cobb delaying a decision as he weighs other bids. He was in New York today and may return to Philadelphia for the writers dinner with Mack and Howley.

Associated Press Philadelphia American League Baseball Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Ty Cobb Connie Mack Athletics Dan Howley Browns Cobb Augusta New York Mack Howley Philadelphia Sports Writers Mack and Howley

Amarillo Banks Announce New Presidents

Two Amarillo banks appoint new presidents to bolster financial strength and prestige and assure depositors of lasting stability. Local physicians will replace current heads in the leadership shifts.

Amarillo Ama Illo

Centenarian Walker Walks Seven Miles Weekly

Patrick McGarvey of the Rosses district in Ireland recently turned one hundred and still walks seven miles to the post office each Friday for his old age pension. A great great grandfather he expects to live to 120, saying that regular outdoor exercise and a regulated diet assure a ripe old age after he jumped over a four foot wagon box.

Patrick McGarvey Rosses Ireland

How Doctors Treat Colds and the Fly

Doctors and druggists now recommend Calo tabs to break up a cold overnight or end grippe flu sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. Next morning cold vanished and you feel fine with a strong breakfast appetite. Get a family package with directions for 35 cents.

After the Flu You Need a Tonic for Recovery

The advertisement argues flu weakens the body and that a selective tonic restores appetite and energy. It claims 8. 8. S. builds red blood cells, improves nourishment, and revitalizes strength, touting a scientific herb and plant formula sold in two sizes at drug stores.

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