Maverick Club Sunday Program Includes Messages and Music
Sunday afternoon at the Maverick Club featured Judge E C Nelson Jr speaking on Playing the Game and ethical conduct. The event also showcased the T Anchor Cowboys from Canyon with refined cowboy songs while Dogie Club members joined in clog dancing.
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E. C. Nelson, Jr
Canyon
Professor Butler
Maverick Club
Galloway
T-Anchor
Mr. Butler
Carl Clifft
Dogie Club
Mr. Clifft
Old Bones
Committee To Meet Fels Four Big Aces Sign Contract
In Pittsburgh on February 1 the American Football Coaches Association rules committee will meet with Dr. John B. Sutherland as acting chairman replacing the ill Lou Little. Proposals expected are limited to goal post relocation and the slow whistle. Major questions may not change.
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Fels
Pittsburgh
American Football Coaches Association
John B
Jock” Sutherland
Pitt
Lou Little
Columbia
New York
Coaches
Smoky City
National Football Rules Committee
Sutherland
Coaches’ Rules Committee
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Association
Little
Wiffy Cox Wins Sacramento Open Play-Off
Wiffy Cox, Bethsda Md, won the Sacramento open golf playoff for $750 after a 74. Wild Bill Mehlhorn of Louisville tied at the end of 72 holes. Mehlhorn struggled with his putter in the playoff. Cox birdied the 13th after a bogey on the 4th, finishing two over par to win. Lou Ambers faces Tony Herrera in a 10 round bout at Broadway Arena tonight with Canzoneri looming.
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Sacramento
Jan
Wiffy Cox
Cox
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Bethisda
Eagle Mehlhorn
Mehlhorn
New York
U.P
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
City Loop to Play Tonight in Amarillo College Gym
The Presbyterians meet Canadian River Gassers in the first City Basketball League game at Amarillo College Gym with Red and White facing Panhandle Laundry in the second. Tickets cost 10 cents for the double header and the first game starts at 7 o clock. The teams seek better position before the next round of the race.
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Presbyterians
Canadian River Gassers
Amarillo College
Panhandle Laundry
Legionnaires Debate Veterans Bonus Night in 1936 Meeting
Hanson Post holds first 1936 gathering at the American Legion Hall Municipal Auditorium at 8 pm to discuss the war veterans bonus approval by Congress and plans to show motion pictures from the national convention in St Louis for the Legion Auxiliary and affiliated bodies.
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Congress
St. Louis
Legion
Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Hanson Post
Laughs Away Chance Dreamed Of by Thousands
In Oakland on January 21 Helen Hawkins a 22 year old airplane stewardess refused a movie screen test offered after Ernst Lubitsch showed interest. She said Hollywood held no appeal preferring her current job. Hawkins a nurse school graduate recalled disappointment with most film folk except Fredric March and Will Rogers.
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Oakland
Calif
Helen Hawkins
Ernst Lubitsch
Hollywood
Lubitsch
Miss Hawkins
San Francisco
Fredric March
Will Rogers
Farmers and Owls Win To Make Southwest Cage Race Tighter
In a Southwest Conference basketball night, Texas A&M beat Texas Christian 26 to 19 at Fort Worth, while Rice Owls upset Methodist 42 to 26 at Dallas. Rice moves to second, Texas and Arkansas lead. Baylor sits last. Stephen F. Austin beat Southwest Texas Teachers 46 to 31, with Massey scoring 17. Local column notes boxing and golf chatter, plus comments on Arthur Hendrix and Joe Louis.
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Southwest
Texas Aggies
Rice Owls
Aggies
Texas Christian Frogs
Fort Worth
Owls
Methodist
Dalas
Rice
Texas
Arkansas
Aggie
Baylor
Sam Baugh
Frogs
Baugh
Southern Methodist
Ponies
Kelley
Steel
Jack Steele
Harry Witt
Wade Owen
Blanton
Mustangs
Stephen F. Austin
San Marcos
Tex
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
Southwest Texas Teachers Massey
Lloyd Waner Battles Pneumonia In Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City, January 217, Little Lloyd Waner, famed Pirates outfielder, is laid low by pneumonia. Dr Leonard G Williams reports no immediate alarm as treatment with serum shows progress. The infection in the right lung cleared, pneumonia has settled in the left lung. doctors expect a definite condition update today.
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Loyd Waner
Oklahoma City
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leonard G. Williams
Pirate
Williams
Waner
Coaches, contracts dominate round of college headlines
New York reports Howard Jones denies USC resignation while Clark Shaughnessy stays at Chicago with a life tenure in faculty. Notre Dame honors Elmer Layden with a joke filled topper as Bernie Bierman’s pay and radio income noted. Bachman forecasts a second Massacre edition for Michigan State at Boston College as Notre Dame’s system is said to be slipping into high gear.
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New York
Howard Jones
Southern California
Midwest
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Harvard
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Ken Brown
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Boston College
Women Voters mass meeting set in Panhandle Thursday
A Panhandle mass meeting for women to organize a League of Women Voters will be held on the mezzanine of the Herring Hotel at 7 30 Thursday evening. Mrs. Floyd Cooper is temporary chairwoman and Mrs. Hal C. Peck is secretary following the Jackson Day dinner.
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Panhandle
Herring Hotel
League of Women Voters
League
Floyd Cooper
Hal C. Peck
R. E. Underwood
Riley Strickland
Ray Johnson
L. A. Wells
Mack Sanford
Willie O'Neill
Ben Manning
Laura Hamner
C. C. Grimes
Tom Seay
Car Hill
K. If, Read
Jack Little
Man Walks 40 Miles to Grange Convention
Portland Maine dispatch says Mark Howard aged 63 walked from his home to a Grange convention, leaving his car in a barn to stay in trim after choosing walking over driving 40 miles.
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Portland
U.P
Mark Howard
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants Ad
H V Robertson and Company Accountants and Auditors Tax Counselors advertise services with phone number 2 2038 and location Oliver Eakle Building.
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Oliver Eakle Bidg
Bozinis to Meet Castle in Armory Semifinal Duel
Nick Bozinis the Grecian grappler returns to town to face Bob Castle of Kansas City in the Armory semi final. Bozinis has toured the South Texas circuits and trained hard with road-work. Walter Stratton meets Sailor Moran in the show opener, with an 8 PM start and tickets at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Nick Bozinis
Bob Castle
Kansas City
the Armory
Bozinis
South Texas
Castle
Walter Stratton
Iowa
Twizzler
Sailor Whaler Moran
Bald Knob
Ark
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Cardinals Will Have New Reserve Players
ST. LOUIS January 21 1936. The Cardinals announce no veteran reserves outside pitchers for 1936 with youngsters possibly winning two or three lineup spots at season start. Named veterans include Collins Frisch Durocher Gelbert Medwick M Moore Pepper Martin Virgil Davis. De Lancey ill not counted. Pitchers Dizzy Dean Paul Dean Haines Hallahan Walker Heusser Parmalee. Rookie Johnny Mize may win regular first base, could trigger Giants offer for Jim Collins. Frisch aims to play more, Bultg Frisch may depart as youngster grows at second. if De Lancey misses action four rookie catchers Ryba Ogrodowski Clark Narrow join farm team attention.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
Collins
Frisch
Durocher
Gelbert
Medwick
T. Moore
Pepper Martin
Virgil Davis
Bill de Lancey
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Haines
Hallahan
Walker
Heusser
Parmalee
Johnny Mize
de Lancey
Ryba
Ogrodowski
Clark
Narrow
Cardinal Farm
Prince Albert attracts men who roll their own tobacco
Response to a money-back trial offer swells as men who roll their own try Prince Albert. Advertisers claim the tobacco lies in the paper and delivers a mild, tasty smoke. P. A. is prepared from top grade tobaccos by recognized specialists.
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Prince Albert
P. A
Spe
P.A
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Dut Wanzer
Dorothy Hail Pitman
W. G. Luke
J. ©. Penney Company
Blackburn Brothers, Clothiers
Killough & Davies, Clothiers
Mr. Draper
Draper-Ross Produce Company
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
Mr. Galloway
Dan
McGugin
Great Maverick Club
Maverick
Pittsburgh Council
Crowley
Lou Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
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Hubbell
Foxx
Athletics
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Hank Greenberg
Tigers
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Cubs
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Charlie Gehringer
Hal Schumacher
Tommy Bridges
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al Simmons
Joe McCarthy
Mickey Cochrane
McCarthy
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Charlie Grimm
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Herrera Meets
Ambers
Hoppe
Mel Sheppard
London
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KK Jquason
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Fla
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Lakeland
Wilmer Allison
Bitsy Grant
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Olympic Fields
Glynn
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Charley Retzlaff
Joe Louis
Jack
Charley
Louis
Joe Knight
Cairo
South
Young Stribling
John Henry Lewis
John J. McGraw
Robbie Robinson
Paul Waner
Paul Derringer
Sarasota
McGraw
Washington
Kid Chocolate
Havana
Brown Bomber
Max Schmeling
Joe
Schmeling
Braddock
The
Associated Press
Sammy Baugh II
Roundup
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors
Matman
Cardinals
Gar Wood
United States
Blackburn
Vanity Fair
Balbriggan
Vanity Fair and
Universal Ladies
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Blackburn Bros
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
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