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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1927

Page

11

Golden Sandstorm baseball team begins training at Metropolitan Park

The Golden Sandstorm baseball team held first day drills at Metropolitan Park with about twenty athletes responding to Coach A. B. Bays call. Returnees include Ross Larson Aubrey Fairey and Epp Boyles as key starters while new material aims to form a strong infield around Aubrey Fairey at third and Epp Boyles at short. The squad plans games against Pleinview Lubbock Slaton Panhandle and Canyon as it builds toward a competitive season.

Golden Sandstorm Agan Metropolitan Park Esterday A. B. ‘Ays Joss Larson Epp Boyles Aubrey Fairey Audean Fairey Wayne Larson Kenneth Travis Kenyon Rockwell Harold Nunn Fred Hayden Cecil Smith Clem Speare Clare Wiggings Tex Walling Ben Ansley Otis Massey Ogee Bledsell Dick Gibbons Ross Larson Aubrey Falrey Aubrey Alrey Eppogles

Movie villain is brother of Bill Romanoff

Billy Romanoff wrestles Young Mammoth at Arm y Friday night and camps near the vision theater where Harold Lloyd is featured in The Kid Brother. Constance Romanoff plays a Cossack captain in the film and also hails from a Russian athletic family.

Billy Romanoff Youngammoth Army Vssion Theater Harold Lloyd Billy Constance Romanoff Famousossack Russia Consance Romanoff

Million Dollar Suit Filed by Texas Packers

D. B. Kapin head of the Texas food packers sues the East Texas chamber of commerce and 27 individuals in ninety-north district court for a million dollars claiming damage to reputation and business. Defendants include H Juteher Starke UT regents chairman Dallas attorney H Astin Bryan and B M Kelly Longview. NLCLOTH CURTAINS NOW A FAD London embraces oilcloth curtains marketed as American cloth. Lord Latham of Mayfair started the trend and decorators and London housewives follow, seeking easy care and durability.

Associated Press San Antonio Vorth District Court D. B. Kapin Texas Food Packers East Texas Chamber of Emmerce H. J. Uteher Starke Board Regents University of Texas Hn W. Carpenter Dallas H. Astin Bryan B. M. Kelly Longview East Texas Chamber ” Commerce London Lord Latham Life Mayfair

The Tactless Texan column and community jokes

A collage of readers notes, jokes, and contest proposals from The Globe. Letters praise and critique of The Tactless Texan, requests for original material, and hints of upcoming contests with cash prizes. Odd anecdotes about daily life, purchases on installments, and small town humor appear throughout.

Mr. Izzard Sam

Letters to the Globe: editorial page ideas and local baseball proposal

A Newcomer urges richer editorial content for Amarillo’s Globe including Society Page features, brief discussions on Texas growth, and daily Bible verses. He also proposes a city league baseball team sourced from local workers to boost community interest while noting existing local businesses could sponsor.

Globe Society Texas Amarillo Amargs The

Question on Amarillo Skyscraper Flag Poles

A letter from Amarillo dated February 22 1927 asks Mr E Rasmus Tack why flag poles were erected on the peaks of Amarillo's new skyscrapers. The writer seeks a loyal Amarilloan explanation for visitors.

Amarillo Texas E. Rasmus Tack Union

Sermon highlights and church reviews for city readers

A reader urges the city newspaper to print concise Sunday sermon reviews from local pastors, citing Dr Yates and others. He compares to Kansas City Star Monday sermons coverage, hoping to engage nonattenders with clean, editorially balanced religion reporting.

Erasmus Tack Kansas City Star

Washington Sunday closing bill error argues against Bloom

Washington politician Thomas Blanton defends a Sunday closing bill for the district theaters and amusements. He describes opposition by Sol Bloom and local businessmen, recounting interruptions and a scuffle during a committee hearing, and notes the measure passed 4 to 2.

Washington Erasmus Amarillo Globe United States Treasury Texas Congress Sol Bloom New York Bloom McLeod Read Chicago Government Printing Office God Sloss

Von Elm Favored to Win Houston Golf Meet

George Von Elm leads as top contender at the 72 hole Houston event staged by the Tremont country club. Carlton, Mubdy, Kotan, and Cochran also draw strong support amid a field featuring amateur and professional players from Houston, Waco, and California.

George von Elm Houston Associated Southwestern Golfdam George Retan Willie Hunt Ossie Carston Texas Diadeam Holder A. Bullock Webster Hollywood California RB. McAshan von Finn Carlton Clarence Mubdy Waco George Kotan Tommy Cochran Wichita Fats

Two Ships Sink Off the North Pacific Coast

The 100 foot schooner Scandia of the International Fisheries Commission struck a reef and sank near Kodiak Alaska. All seventeen crew escaped and were taken to Kodiak aboard the steamship Admiral Watson. Near Bandon Oregon the steamer Mary E Moore grounded and sank with crew of twenty eight and captain Karl Rosenblad rescued by Admiral Peary.

Seattle Wash Scandia International Fisheries Commission Kodiak Alaska W. P. Thompson Commission Admiral Watson Bandon Oregon Mary E. Moore Lev Karl Rosenblad Admiral Peary

Al Miller Emerges as Indoor Dash King and Olympic Hope

Harvard 200 pound sprinter Al Miller shocks track circles with sprint times in Millrose trials and Boston meet, beating Frank Hussey and Rob McAllister in 50 and 60 yard dashes. He is tipped as Intercollegiate 60 yard title favorite and an 1928 Amsterdam Olympic contender, despite his heavy frame and football past.

al Miller Amsterdam Harvard Bob McAlister Hank Russell New York Dope Frank Hussey Rob McAllister Miller Boston A. A Wynart Hubbard Germany Schulz Jim Jefferen Frank Goteh Babe

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