Hazel Guides Ole Miss Teams To Strong Seasons
Homer Hazel, former Rutgers All American, coaches Ole Miss football and basketball with solid results. His football team beat Mississippi Aggies for the first time in 16 years, while the basketball squad excels in the Southern Conference. Hazel also leads the end basketball team, making his program one of the South’s strongest. Connie Mack hails Ty Cobb as the greatest player ever, noting Cobb’s menace to Detroit and the need to defend against him. Willis Hudlin, 21, with the Indians, battles for a regular spot as a top trio of righties forms. Tommy Milligan’s victory over Ted Moore boosts hopes for a world title bid if he faces Mickey Walker.
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Homer Hazel
Rutgers
University of Mississippi
Mississippi Aggies
Ole Miss
Ty Cobb
Connie Mack
Athletics
Cobb
Philadelphia
Detroit
Haseball
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Th Tribe
Willis Huduin
Uhle
Levsen
Indians
Tommy Milligan
Ted Moore
Albert Hall
Milligan
America
Mickey Walker
Amarillo columnist frets on Shelly mystery and local fear
The missive casts a wary eye on a rumored killer in Amarillo, urging caution with 22 caliber threats and urging blinds drawn for ground floor homes. A reward totals 210 dollars for the murder arrest, named backers Mayor Lee Bivins Colonel C. T. Herring H. C. Whelcher Erasmus Tack.
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Shelly
Amarillo
Lee Bivins
C. T. Herring
H. C. Whelcher Erasmus Tack
Nurses Attend Opening of Local Undertaking Parlor
I visited the opening of a neighborhood undertaking parlor with about fifty guests present. About a third of the attendees were nurses invited by Mr Griggs, including veteran war nurses and student trainees wearing calm expressions.
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Griggs
Dempsey Not Through Says Lawyer Friend
Gavin McNab a California lawyer calls Dempsey “Boy” and believes the ex champion can win back the title if given a chance. McNab notes mental worries helped cause his defeat while Dempsey remains confident in a comeback. Hawaii hosted 20 000 tourists this season. The Bahamas report a sponge shortage.
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Gavin McNab
California
Jack Dempsey
McNab
Dempsey
San Francisco
A Friend in a Cop Hails Poetry Contest Prize
A Texas police officer thanks Hon. E. Rasmus Tack and the Globe-News staff for awarding second prize in a poetry contest. He notes receiving a check by mail and praises the judges, while thanking Tack for making a friend of a cop and offering appreciation for the arrangement.
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E. Rasmus Tack, Esq
Care Globe-News
Amarillo, Texas
J. W. Hunter
McLarnin Draws Chicago Boxing Buzz Ahead of 18th Birthday
Chicago fans anticipate the rise of Jimmy McLarnin as he nears 18 and eyes major bouts in New York and Chicago. The Indiana Tornado Bud Taylor once defeated him, and McLarnin’s early wins include Pancho Villa in San Francisco in 1925.
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California
New York
Chicago
McLarnin
Pancho Villa
San Francisco
Joey Sanger
Milwaukee
Bud Taylor
Indiana Tornado
Bud
Taylor
California Sunshine
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