Fight Players Vie For Prizes At Twin Hills
Twenty four entrants competed in a flag tournament at Twin Hills on Sunday. L. J. Workman won first prize, C. W Barrett second, J. Vandeventer third, prizes donated by Russell Sporting Goods. Herring shot 74 tying the course record. Keefe Carter and Dorset Sikes also played in the event along with a longer list of entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Hills
L. J. Workman
C. W Barrett
J. Vandeventer
Russell Sporting Goods Company
D. F. Jobe
John L. McCarty
Doug Herring
J. R. Armstrong
L. M. Black
Mr. Workman
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Vandeventer
Keefe Carter
Dorset
Walter Sikes
Amarillo Country Club
Keefe
Wes Ivzard
Charley Hall
Hubert Cole
J. R. Dismukes
Jack Bush
C. J. Movelard
Fay Colley
E. F. Winderlick
I. M. Gibson
J. R. Holdridge
Henry Goonell
Jack Rose
H. P. Woodson
Lord Kylsant Crowned Leading Shipping Operator
Fiaron Kylsant, who recently acquired the White Star Line for about 34.1 million pounds, solidifies his status as the world’s greatest shipping operator. He is also among England’s top yachtsmen and noted for the Carmarthenshire fox rounds. The Welsh magnate stands six feet seven inches tall and is famed for his imposing stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiaron Kylsant
White Star Line
England
Lord Kylsant
Young Stribling to Face Huffman in New York Heavyweight Test
In Madison Square Garden tonight Young Stribling, once a light heavyweight sensation, meets Sailor Eddie Huffman in a 10 round heavyweight bout. The 185-pound contender seeks world recognition as he fights without his parents’ guidance, under Walli Miller who bought his contract for 100000 dollars. Huffman previously defeated Stribling in Los Angeles and remains a fast, aggressive challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Stribling
New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Sailor Eddie Huffman
California
Gene Tunney
Pearance
Stribling
Walli Miller
Huffman
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
McTigue Forces Recognition in Scramble for Heavy Crown
Boxing writer Robert Edgren notes Mike McTigue’s knockout of Paul Berlenbach reshuffles the heavyweight scene, challenges for top contender status, and questions whether McTigue can be a true heavyweight challenger while detailing other boxers’ recent form and training patterns. The piece also covers Princeton Harvard sportsmanship debates and a Washington stadium plan for Olympic hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edgren
Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Paul
Sharkey
Dempsey
Tunney
McTigue
Berlenbach
Mike
New York
Hollywood
California
Richard
Jack Delaney
Jack
Flowers
Mickey Walker
Young
Delaney
Buffalos Bearcats Tilt Draws Canyon Crowd
The Sam Houston Bearcats upset Dan iel Baker legends as West Texas Buffaloes face a tough climb in the TIAA race. Tickets for Monday and Tuesday games are on sale at Canyon City Pharmacy. Jackie Fields, Olympic boxing champion, trains on the rise seeking a lightweight title shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
West Texas Buffaloes
Sam Houston Bearcats
Sam Houston
Daniel Baker
Hill Billies
Burton
Bearcats
Buffaloes
Sam Houston Cagers
Canyon City
Jackie Fields
Paris
Fields
Mandell
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Danish farmers struggle to pay interest on land
A Danish agricultural and economic bureau report shows farmers faced insufficient returns over the past year to cover interest costs on land investments. The finding highlights financial stress in Danish farming communities and possible need for policy or market measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Danish Agriultural and Economic Bureau
Hagen Pursues Big Game Hunting Dream Abroad
Walter Hagen, famed golfer, plans an African big game hunt as his next ambition. He has accepted offers to play exhibition golf in Johannesburg and Cape Town, seeking the thrill of facing charging elephants and leaping tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Hagen
Africa
Hagen
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Expert Tells How To Save Wild Life
Nash Buckingham argues in The Sportsman that making bootlegging a penitentiary offense and enforcing uniform game laws will curb violations. He calls for higher license fees, heavier penalties, mandatory feeding of migratory birds, native education, and state departments run as a business to restore game supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's” Hunting Authority
Nash Buckingham
Mr. Buckingham
Game and Fish Departments
Smooth-Faced Steers to Play David Nine
The smooth faced Dallas Steers are to host the bewhiskered baseball nine from Benton Harbor Michigan on March 6. The piece notes a humorous clash of styles and mentions the David creed followers who do not shave as part of the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
iBy
Associated Prews
Dallas
Dallas Steers
House of David
Benton Harbor
Michigan
David Creed
Couts Here Observe 17th Anniversary of Scout Week
A broadcast from Amarillo marked the first observance of Boy Scout week with Rev R Thomson giving an address to scouts and a musical program featuring Mrs N D Bartlett W S Axtel and Miriam Canfield The world wide scouts marked seventeenth anniversary with celebrations planned for next Tuesday Local Auckland school board declined to bind school publications with grease proof material containing business ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Boy Scouts of the World
School Board of
Auckland
N. Z
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herring
Harvard
Princeton
Harvard College
Princston
America
Bill Roper
Roper
Tiger
Willie Hoppe
Jack Deampsey
Congress
Washington
Carey
Reed Sheet Metal & Heating CO
Jefferson Roofing Contractors
Guy
Canyon Teachers
the Globe
Bineland
Sweden
American Kennel Club
Shepherds
Boston Terriers
Beagles
Airdales
Sportanan
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
inston-Salem, N. C
Reid Jamison
Century
Free Road Service
Riter-Conley Co
East Panhandle
Gulf Tank Farm
Mestic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!