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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
5
Pritt returns to face his father A A Pritt in a UK bout with Dutch style described as highly promising. Matchups feature Halles Were ix and Were, with Waters speeds noted. Program starts at 8 o clock and tickets are at City Drug Store.
The Golden Sandstorm basketball team travels to Canyon for the final elimination contest for Potter County representation. One game behind in the standings, Canyon’s Curtis Brown eligibility adds hope for Amarillo. If defeated, the season ends for the team. track practice and baseball training follow basketball.
The column recalls Herb Pennock’s 15 inning shutout against the Athletics on July 4. It notes Zack Wheat’s rise to 125 runs in 150 games, and mentions Ray Hornsby, Frank Frater, and Harry Wills with varied boxing and baseball references. The piece touches Ouimet’s 1918 national open golf win and hints at early-season buzz around Al Simmons.
Fee Murray Trower Conti posted two unfinished runs 32 and 477 in Paris December 1924 and earned a grand average of 49.44 from 8 500 points. The piece mixes biographical notes with other sports trivia and theatrical references.
The Texhoma Athletic Club basketball team known as the Gibson Drug store five meets in Amarillo at 7:30 tonight. Texhoma arrives this afternoon after a 12–2 record and strong Panhandle claim. Roster includes Gibbons Eugene Daniels Riffe Johnson Compton Reed with George A. Butterbaugh as manager. Admission is 25 cents.
The West Texas Buffaloes defeated the Texas Tech Matadors 32 to 21 to stretch their long winning streak. The halftime score was 46 to 18 in favor of the Buffs, who dominated the second half as Tech failed to score more than three points. Next on the home court are the New Mexico Military Cadets of Roswell for two games Wednesday and Thursday.
A brief note records a meeting about golf instruction titled Pictorial Golf Instructions Met with Bee Tae Tow. The agenda and participants are described in sparse OCR text with no clear outcomes or dates.
The piece presents fragmented dialogue about trade, a potential company, and local figures on Polk Street. Quoted remarks reference a governor, bachelor status, and a ghostly incident, with inconsistent language and unclear context throughout.
Spent garbled lines suggest sports or score notes with names Haishi Rags and Fak Hay Teng and a 9.0 mark. Details are unclear but indicate a game or track result.
S. B. A. schedules two games for Monday and Tuesday. Details on venues and opponents are unclear in the fragment. The note indicates upcoming fixtures in a short, terse notice.
Kellogg's All-Bran is a 100 percent bran cereal marketed as beneficial for digestion. The ad urges two tablespoons daily and highlights serving ideas with milk or fruit, cooking uses, and on-package recipes. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan and sold by grocers nationwide.
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