Sandstorm set to start strong for league season
The Golden Sandstorm basketball squad will train by Friday and face Panhandle High School's first and second teams in Panhandle. With many sidelined players returning, Stockton aims to lead at center after a three week injury layoff while McLellan, Curtis and Bassett push for reserve roles. Regular practices begin this afternoon at the Nat building in San Jacinto, then daily afternoons excluding Sundays and game dates.
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Panhandle High School
Panhandle
Strone
Case Crew
Stockton
McLellan
Urtis
Bassett
Sandies
Aeat
Nat
San Jacinto
Dimmitt High Five Tops All Stars 30 to 20
Dimmitt High School five defeated the All-Star quintet 30 to 20 in a hotly contested afternoon game. The All-Stars led for most of the contest before Dimmitt’s passing attack surged to score 15 points in the final stretch. Consett led the All-Stars while Dimmitt relied on team play and steady defense throughout.
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Dimmitt High School
All-Stars
Pratt High School Greyhounds
Dimmitt
Vrnda
Allstar Cagers
Greyhounds
Consett
Bunt Tean
Coehiot
Jun Oe
Allen
Patterson Tate
Hyatt Reynold
Woodburt Hastings Wuard Fowler
Cowsert Houser
Mubin Baker
A & M College
Aggie
England to Celebrate Cornwallis Surrender Pageant in Yorktown
News from Newport News reports plans for a sesquicentennial pageant marking the surrender of Cornwallis to Washington. The event, planned for October 19, 1H, aims for broad international participation and U.S. federal funding of at least $50,000, with states urged to provide funds and a commemorative postage stamp proposed.
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United States
Congress
Newport
Lamesa Cotton Boom Amid Prosperity Wave
Lamesa shows a surge in cotton output with 2,100 bales harvested to date and new farming settlement spreading across the area. Trinity Cotton Co reports strong activity as banks record large deposits, signaling unprecedented money in the district.
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Lamesa
Mr. McNamee
Two Micks Bring Raucous Night of Ring Sights
Dick Dorgan sketches a wild evening as Mike McTigue and Mickey Walker square off in a billed fracas. Walker, a rising light heavy hopeful, aims for glory while McTigue's recent title run and past bonds with Walker color the chaotic showdown.
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Mulligan
Mike Mc'Tigue
Mickey Walker
Walker
Mickey
McTigue
Mike
Harry Greb
Almarilla's basketball prospects highlighted for college recruits
Line Sport notes Almarilla is known for football players now shifting toward basketball. It profiles Art Teed, a scrappy Washburn forward from Topeka, Kan, and mentions Thad Ansley and Baker as key Aggie youth. The piece discusses freshmen depth, southwest basketball's modest crowds, and stresses team work as the sport's greatest asset.
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Almarilla
Aminout
Ers
Art
Teed
Wash- Hur Collore
Topeka
Kan
Taxation Limits Car Production in Germany
Berlin increases car count to 57 000 in six months under new taxes, with Germany producing 30 000 to 40 000 cars per year. Taxation reaches about 40 percent before final sale, critics call the car a luxury despite rising demand. Globe want ads quoted at one and a half cents per word.
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Berlin
Jane
Globe
Stick Together Play the Game Motto in Team Victory
A boys' Life poem by Edmund Leamy urges teamwork over lone effort. It extols players who stage combined plays and warn that individual stardom fades without cooperation. The chant stresses each member must heed the call to align with teammates for ultimate success.
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Wdmund Leamy
Advertisement In Monitor Brings Minnesota Inquiry
Henry A. Ley of Saint Paul Minnesota writes to The Globe after seeing The Christian Science Monitor ad for Amarillo dated October 11 1924 He seeks climate business opportunities and living conditions and the letter is forwarded to C V Vere non secretary of the Board of City Development
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Henry A. Ley
Saint Paul, Minn
Globe
Amarillo
Christian Science Monitor
Board of City Development
Oak Cliff and Waco Seek Texas League Entry
Dallas, Jan. o The old Galveston franchise in the Texas league is under consideration as Oak Cliff and Waco lodge final offers. A committee of J Doak Roberts Walter Morris R O Wichita Falls and Paul La Grave Fort Worth reviewed rival bids after Galveston’s initial offer. Decision may be delayed into late today.
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Dallas
Jan. O
Galveston
Texas League Baseball Club
Calveston
Oak Cliff
Waco
J. Doak Roberts
Walter Morris
R. O
Wichita Falls
Paul la Grave
European Barnstormers to Receive French Medals
Paris January 5 John McGraw Charles Comiskey and Hughey Jennings are awarded silver medals by the French baseball federation. Each Giants and White Sox member who led Paris last November will get bronze medals as souvenirs. The tribute to these American ball players travels to New York with Sparrow Robertson aboard the Savoie on January 10, signaling a sowing seed game of baseball in Europe.
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Paris
John McGraw
Charles Comiskey
Hughey Jennings
French Baseball Federation
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Ema
New York
Carrie
Europe
Cattlemen Urge Brunson for Livestock Sanitary Board
Panhandle and West Texas cattle men circulate petitions to Gov Miriam A Ferguson urging W W Brunson of Midland be named to the Livestock Sanitary commission He is known in Hereford with Charles Donald in Brunson and Donald local cattlemen say he is well suited and would give a Panhandle voice on the board
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Panhandle
West Texas
Miriam A. Fergu
W. W. Brunson
Midland
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Brunson
Hereford
Charles Donald
Brunson and Donald
Felix Ss. Franklin
Germany Fights Liquor Evil Lectures in Villages
The Board of Education holds lectures in small villages about the evils of drinking. Children are invited to share experiences with drunken persons as the poisonous nature of alcohol is explained and volunteers are sought to help combat alcohol use.
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Kooenigsborf
Germany
Board of Education
Warry Greb’s Wedding Postponed Indefinitely
Chicago January 5 World boxing champion Harry Greb postpones his wedding to Miss Louise Walton of Boston after Father Malloy of St Terbury Church delays permission to marry. Greb delays stage plans to await diocesan approval and ceremony possible in Pitts or Boston.
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Chicago
Harry Greb
Walton
Boston
Louise
Narrow Escape in Wreck Near Pimmitt
Special to The Globe reports M R Avery a vocational agriculture teacher from Dimmitt and Nazareth had his sedan overturn Friday noon while returning from Nazareth. He escaped with only a few scratches though most glass shattered. He swerved to miss a ditch after seeing the car head toward the roadside and cut the wheels too short.
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Pimmitt
M. R. Avery
Dimmitt
Nazareth
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkener AdShown
An old time remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally and evenly with Sage Tea and Sulphur. The ad asserts hair appears younger after a few applications and mirrors a local note that W. P. Ray has been absent from duties due to family illness.
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Howey
Penver
Ww. P. Ray
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