High School Track Squad Begins Work Under Coach Wilson
Coach H. G. Wilson starts building the 1926 track squad with milers half milers and quarter milers on a 1.5 mile course. Ten probable prospects are named including Herb Miller captain and runners Norman Rockwell James Oakes Stockton Dowler and Clark. The squad starts February 1 ahead of the class meet set for the second Friday in February. Amarillo won the district championship last year for the third straight time.
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H. G. Wilson
Herb Miller
Norman Rockwell
James Oakes
Stockton
Dowler
Clark
Amarillo
Wesco Gas Saver Claim Boosts Ford Efficiency
Sioux Falls captain offers a free Wesco Gas Saver to a local promoter. The device allegedly lets Ford owners reach up to 60 miles per gallon. Distributors can earn monthly commissions of 500 to 1,500 dollars by supplying Wescos.
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Sioux Falls
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Jim May
Captain May
Fords
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Hyacinth in Newspaper Work Reported by Amarillo Letter
In a letter from San Antonio, O W notes Hyacinth, the family’s oldest daughter, is in the newspaper business as a correspondent in a big divorce case. The item reflects local community chatter and humorous anecdotes from The Globe office in Amarillo.
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O. W
Hyacinth
San Antonio
Senators Set for Same Core as 1925 Championship
The Washington Americans project little change from last year with manager Stanley Harris keeping the infield Jud ge Harris Peckinpaugh Bluege intact and 1925 catching staff. Possible retirements and minor trades may reshuffle outfield and pitching, with Myer Stuffy Stewart and Veach as notable incumbents. Nick Altrock signed to catch the Senators.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Americans
Everett Scott
Allan Russell
Liebold
Veach
Stanley Harris
Goslin
Rice
Judge
Harris
Peckinpaugh
Bluege
Cruits
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Stuffy Stewart
Southern Association
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Tech Matador Cagers Out For Season Of Basketball
Lubbock January 5 The Tech Matador cagers return from holidays and begin daily practices under Coach Higginbotham to prepare for the first game with Daniel Baker College Brownwood set for January 25. Ninety three men started the squad before the holidays. The team will be cut down in coming weeks. Skate parts 115 West Seventh.
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Lubbock
Tech Matador
Higginbotham
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Fifteen Sandies Train on Nat Court in Cage Session
Fifteen members of the Golden Sandstorm basketball squad practiced on the new Nat court Monday afternoon and praised it as a great improvement over the Armory surface. Coach A B Hayes said twenty five to thirty players will work out this afternoon as the squad grows toward that range. The first game is expected January 12.
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New Orleans
Peck
Johnson
Coveleskie
Reuther
Marberry
Harris
Hoyt
Yankees
Ebhmke
Sox
Bush
Browns
Alex Ferguson
Lefty Thomas
Harry Kelly
Win Ballou
Tex Jeanes
Gardner
Veach
Siebold
Joe Harris
Shirley and
McGee
Golden Sandstorm
A. B. Hayes
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