Farley defeats Ross in great exhibition wrestling
Cal Farley toppled Tony Ross in three quick falls at Amora after Ross injured his arm earlier. Farley earned a shot at Matty Matsuda in El Paso and will face Bobby Roscoe in Plainview tonight. The crowd packed the arena as fans hailed the action and praised both invaders for high skill and drama.
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Tony Ross
Cal Farley
Amora
Ross
Farley
Matty Matsuda
el Paso
Trim
Bobby Roscoe
Plainview
Rooks
Varley
Rose
Ed Love
Bill Hendershot
Little Cal
Young Conklin Penn
Young Tony
Young Firpo
Current Events Column Notes River News Tides
In the Current Events column the paper reflects on river news along its region. It highlights local updates and a reflective tone about ongoing community happenings.
Eastern International Dog Sled Derby Draws Canadian Interest
The article chronicles the February Quebec derby and the 200 mile Le Pas classic, noting winners such as Jean Lebel in 1922 and Earl Brydges in 1924, prize totals up to 31 200 dollars, and a growing Canadian enthusiasm with entrants from Banff Montreal Winnipeg and more. It mentions no cruelty to dogs, welcomes spectators, and highlights the Derby as a major winter sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Jean Lebel
Lebel
Earl Brydges
le ‘Pas
Manitoba
Ontario Paper Company
Frize
Grayson
Shorty
Banff
Canadian Rockies
Montreal
Winnipeg
Chateau Frontenac
Dufferin Terrace
Brown Bros
Power Lumber Co
Esquimaux Point
Labrador
Letourneau
Vatcher
Skeene
Arthur T. Wonalancet
Walden
N. H
le Pas
Shorty” Bussick
Edgren recalls boxers and speed dreams in one column
Robert Edgren notes Ralph Smith once a rising boxing prospect who was paralyzed after a fire truck crash, then returns to ring form in a comeback against Pat Lester. The piece links Smith’s fate to a broader trend of accelerating speeds in boxing, auto racing, and marine power, citing Bennett Hill and Gar Wood as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Los Angeles
A. B
Ralph
Smith
Pat Lester
Arizona
Spider Kelly
Tim Mellrath
Bennett Hill
Oliver City Speedway
California
Gar Wood
Gar
Chris
Algonac
Mich
California Bears Defeat Penn 14 to 2 for Fifth Straight Year
Berkeley January 2 University of California football team remained undefeated for five consecutive years by beating the University of Pennsylvania 14 to 2 on post season play. California outplayed Penn in the first, second and fourth periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berkerley
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
California
Dimmitt Basketeers Begin Training For Hard Schedule
Dimmitt High School’s basketball squad opened winter practice under coach T. D. Moss as four lettermen return and new players join scrimmage drills. Jewel Tate, a former letterman and top scorer, re joins the lineup to boost experience and scoring for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt Basketeers
Spoeto
Giohey Dimmmitt
Dimmitt
T. D. Moss
Jewel Tate
Tate
Panhandle
Featherweight clash set for Madison Square Garden tonight
Philadelphia’s Danny Kramer fights Louis Kaplan of Meriden at 126 pounds or less, weigh in due this afternoon. The piece also covers Smith of Algonac’s pace boat hopes, sport tax notes about Dempsey and Kearns, and 1925 boxing context reflecting taxes and costs of being champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Louis “Kid” Kaplan
Meriden, Conn
Madison Square Garden
State Athletic Commission
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Sam
Pempsey
Kearns
Dempsey and Kearns
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fighting Clan and Loboes Net Ten Thousand From Cisco Game
Cisco Loboes football team cleared ten thousand dollars from sixteen thousand two hundred fifteen gross receipts amid debt. Dr W P Lee of Cisco received the Loboes letter sweater with eighteen service stripes for years as club physician. A poem attributed to Samuel Gompers and linked to fighting spirit is highlighted for readers.
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Fighting Clan
W. P. Lee
Cisco
Cisco Loboes
Samuel Gompers
Four Horsemen Dominate Notre Dame Rose Bowl Victory
Pasadena notes Notre Dame, led by its famed Four Horsemen, defeated Stanford 27 to 16 at the Rose Bowl as Stanford faltered in key moments. The report highlights Notre Dame’s relentless drive and Stanford’s inability to match pace, sealing the intersectional win. Dalhart officials also sworn in to two year terms in Dallam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Horsemen
New Dallam County
Notre Dame _ Ride
Stanford
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Rose Bowl
Notre Dame
Standford
Dalhart
Tex
Dallam
Floyd McNeill
F. D. Dulaney
L. Hinds
W. B. Hudapeth
C. J. Roberts
H. A. Reeves
D. W. Spencer
W. J. Gamewell
J. W Pigman
Milk distribution notices from multiple suppliers
Milk distributed by J. D. Stinson and by R. C. Pool and by J. F. Caldwell are listed with numbers and prices. The fragment shows figures such as 7.5 and 72.0 with continued trailing data and stray terms like Clean Fair Respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stinson
R. C. Pool
J. IF. Caldwell
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Mountie
Brydges
Edgren
Robert Edgren
Lester
Floyd Johnson
Raven Smith
Wong
Madison Square
Cutting
Chicago
Jimmy Murphy
Tiet
Dreamland
Nat
John LL. McCarty
Joe
John Niehardt
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants
Anduditors Income and State Tax Service
Western Bldg
Amarillo
RL. Moore
N. Buchanan
Bell Tailoring
Bell Tailoring CO
Dairy Report
W. H. Brymer
M. Brooks
C. C. Bunchli
E. Barnett
G. Bilgri
J. F. Caldwell
M. K. Dwight
J. M. Crowder
Ht. A. Ferguson
Wilk Ford
D. W. Fanslet
R. H. Gentry
H. EH. Gray
Joe Gray
M. A. Hudson
Wm. P. Hopkins
HH. Hennershotz
M. E. Hart
Neely Irby
I. G. James
M. L. Kelly
Kahy
Kizer
W. Lee
Fred Lochridge
M. W. Lemons
J. BE. Mauldin
N. F. Martin
R. L. Medley
E. Middleton
Karl Marsh
Wilstead
S. B
Ellstream A
G. Spencer
Jack OC. Wyatt
Crater
Packer
M & L Transfer & Storage Co