Borger High Hosts Weekend Basketball Doubleheader
Borger Texas January 24 Two basketball games are set for Borger high school this weekend. Spearman high visits for a boys and girls double header with Borger. The Lynx face Borger before the interscholastic meet at Canyon February 21 23. Saturday the Bulldogs host Pampa while the Redbirds travel to Pampa for a girls game.
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Borger
Texas
Bulldogs
Borger High School
Borger Redbirds
Spearman High
Lynx
Redbirds
Canyon
Spearman
Pampa High
Killilea to Be Buried Friday in Calvary Cemetery
Henry Killilea, 65, charter organizer of the American League, will be buried Friday at Calvary cemetery. The Wisconsin attorney died after a long illness following a paralytic stroke. A Michigan Law School graduate, he became a noted criminal lawyer and helped Ban Johnson and Connie Mack form the junior major league in 1903. Killilea also held the original Boston Red Sox franchise.
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Y United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Killilea
Calvary Cemetery
Michigan Law School
Killilea
Wisconsin
Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Boston Red Sox
Pro Golfers Practice in Best Ball Meet at Brackenridge
Professional golfers arrive in San Antonio for a pro am 18 hole best ball event at Brackenridge municipal course as a tune up for the Texas Open starting tomorrow a three day event ends Sunday Notable players practicing include defending champion Wild Bill Mehlhorn who set a world record at the El Paso open and contestants Tommy Armour Bobby Cruickshank Al Espinosa Horton Smith and Light Horse Harry Cooper.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Pacific Coast
Brackenridge Municipal
Bill Mehlhorn
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
al Espinosa
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Radio technician sale and repair classifieds by Bert Hart
Bert Hart, radio technician, offers repair of all makes and sale of rebuilt used sets. Cash or time payments accepted. Available for service night or day. References and contact at phone 2-3882.
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Bert Hart
Swreet Breaks Driving Record In Pan American Match
Arthur B. Swreet of Chicago set a new driving record by 10 yards in the Pan American golf tournament at Biloxi. He produced three drives totaling 727 yards to win the first flight title as the event continued with second flight pairings and match results from yesterday.
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United Press
Biloxi
Miss
Arthur B. Swreet
Chicago
J. P. Moffett
St. Petersburg
W. S. Johnsgn
Winnetka
Harry Turpie
New Orleans
H. P. Smith
Nashville
Frank
Nebraska Cage Stars Off For Two Big Games
Coach Charley Black and 10 Nebraska players departed Lincoln for a three day trip to Manhattan Kansas and Norman Oklahoma. The Huskers play Oklahoma Aggies tonight, then Topeka workouts at Washburn College before facing Oklahoma Saturday night.
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United Prees
Lincoln
Neb
Charley Black
Nebraska
Manhattan
Kansas
Norman
Oklo
Huskers
Aggies
Topeka
Washburn College
Oklahoma
Seven Counties in District Cage Meet to Be Held in Paris
Seven counties will participate in the inter scholastic league district 5 basketball championship playoff in Paris February 22 and 23. Athletic Director Bob Berry announced yesterday that officials will be named soon. The counties are Grayson Fannin Red River Delta Collin Franklin and Lamar.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tex
Bob Berry
Grayson
Fannin
Red River
Delta
Collin
Franklin
Lamar
Tony Lazzeri Reports His Wing Is in Good Shape
New York January 24 Tony Lazzeri told Miller Huggins the Yankees second baseman is no longer bothered by a lame wing. Lazzeri said the arm felt fine even after a recent hard game test and he expects to be ready for action.
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Associated Press
New York
Tony Lazzeri
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Yankees
College basketball scores from scattered games
In Missoula Oregon State led Montana 29 to 25. Dillon Brigham Young defeated Montana Normal 77 to 25. Moscow University of Idaho beat Oregon 39 to 35. Abilene Simmons U edged Texas Tech 35 to 24. Princeton defeated Pennsylvania 32 to 22. Notre Dame beat Michigan State 29 to 24 in South Bend. Army topped Delaware 40 to 21 at West Point. Loyola Maryland defeated the Naval Academy 83 to 21 in Annapolis.
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Missoula
Mont
Oregon State
Montana
Dillon
Brigham Young
Montana Normal
Moscow
University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Abilene
Tex
Simmons U
Texas Tech
Princeton
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Michigan State
West Point
N. Y
Army
University of Delaware
Annapolis
Loyola (of Baltimore
Naval Academy
Creighton Bluejays Hand Aggies 49 23
Creighton University cag ers defeated Oklahoma A and M 49 to 23 marking the eighth straight win for the Blue Jays. The game was reported from Omaha Nebraska by United Press.
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United Press
Omaha
Nebr
Oklahoma Aggies
Creighton University
Blue Jay
Aggies
President Garfield Reaches Nassau After Grounding
The steamship President Garfield grounded Sunday near Matanailla Shoal then arrived in Nassau harbor under her own steam today. The vessel is reported to have navigated safely into port in Nassau Bahamas on January 24.
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Associated Press
Nassau
Bahamas
President Garfield
Matanailla Shoal
Nassau Harbor
Trial of Woman Draws Crowd in Murder Case
Mrs Eva Helen Cunningham admitted an illicit affair with Walter L Liggett a Nashville grain dealer before the murder of her husband Turner M Cunningham a prominent clubman The trial attracted throngs as she detailed how she met Liggett and how he left her after a final kiss before the crime occurred at their home.
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Nashville
Dan
Eva Helen Cunningham
Turner M. Cunningham
Walter L. Liggett
Cunningham
Liggett
Rockefellers Feted in Cairo Egypt
John D. Rockefeller Jr his wife and son are hosted in Cairo by Prince Mohammed Ali after arriving with James H Breasted the Chicago Egyptologist. A luncheon at the prince palace showcases treasures of his residence.
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Cairo
Egypt
Associated Press
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jamey H. Breasted
University of Chicago
Mohammed Ali
Trial jury in Childress quits in Gossett murder case
A jury in Childress Tex unable to agree after hearing testimony in the murder trial of G M Gossett for the slaying of Hardy Brown on Gossett’s farm near Childress last November 7 was discharged. Gossett's son Howard is also charged but has no trial date set.
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Childress
Associated Press
Tex
G. MH. Gossett
Hardy Brown
Brown
Gossett
Here
Howard
Helium plant co-designer speaks at Mea'e club
C W Seibel, co-designer of the United States Helium plant opening in about four months, spoke at the Mea'e club. He noted helium’s early $2,500 per cubic foot cost, now under $25, and said Cliffside gas holds enough helium to supply the local plant for 50 years, with daily output of 6,600 cubic feet from 2,000,000 cubic feet.
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C. W. Seibel
United States
Episcopal Church
Dr. Seibel
Cliffside
Question Mark Holds Ground in Dense Shreveport Fog
In Shreveport Louisiana heavy fog delays the army en durance plane Question Mark and its refueling escort. The Question Mark cannot take off before noon and only if weather clears. The escort plane started for Washington from San Diego but returned to Tallulah Louisiana.
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Qty United Press
Shreveport
Army
San Diego
Washington, D. C
Washington
Tallulah
Two More Victims Identified in Interurban Bus Crash
Bellevue Ohio reports two more victims identified in the 19 fatal interurban bus crash. Identified are William Rinke of Bunnell Florida and A Kodit of Swarta Creek Michigan, with two bodies still unnamed including a woman.
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Bellevue
Ohio
William Rinke
Bunnell
Fla
A. Kodit
Swarta Creek
Mich
Blocker Appeals Murder Victory
Rennie Blocker, convicted in McLennan County for the alleged murder of George Williams, appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin on January 24.
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Associated Press
Austin
Rennie Blocker
McLennan County
George Williams
Court of Criminal Ap
Jury fixes 36 year term in 1928 homicide case
Jury fixes punishment at enfiment in the penitentiary for 36 years after a homicide alleged to have occurred on August 10 1928. Williams was cut with a knife during the incident.
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Williams
Flying School Manager Dies In Plane Crash In Jacksonville
Alexander flying school manager Philip Gluckman age 24 was killed and pilot James Harp age 25 seriously injured when a biplane crashed at Jacksonville airport. The crash occurred about 200 feet in the air and sparked a blaze. Harp escaped but Gluckman was trapped in wreckage.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Philip Gluckman
Alexander Flying School
James Harp
Spectatora
Harp
Gluckman
McMullin Formula praised for asthma relief in Louisiana case
A Louisiana woman reports relief after using McMullin’s Formula. The ad-style item claims many praise it for bronchial troubles cough colds and catarrh. Manufactured by Tildens McMullin Co Sedalia Missouri. Sold by Randal Drug Co.
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Louisiana
McMullin
Tildens McMullin Co
Sedalia
Randal Drag Co
Demand It For Colds And Flu Promises Quick Relief
A new remedy named Demand It for colds and flu claims prompt relief and is sold at all drug stores. The product targets common cold symptoms and flu discomfort with emphasis on fast action and wide availability.
Matador business visitor Mire Jenkins in city yesterday
Mire Jenkins of Matador traveled to the city on business yesterday and interacted with local firms during her visit.
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Spearman and
PAMPA
Star Barber Shop
W. 7Th St
Chiropractic
J. F. Bromert
D.C
Western Bldg
Oppo
Court House
Gautford
Frank E. Buckingham
Daniel B. Boone
Amarillo
Income and Estate Tax Specialists Members
Treasury Dept
J. E. Langston
Oliver Eakle
Nebraska Cage Stars
San Francisco
Walter R. Holmer
Northwestern
Hickey
Kennedy
Chicago Bruins
Rochester Centrals
Mlinois Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Latonia
Lexington
Kentucky
Lincoln Fields
Washington Park
Fairmont Park
Ilinois
Pennsylvania Gas Furnace
Reppert
Amarillo, Texas
Blocker
Py United Press
DORUG
Ness
Polk St
Matty Matsuda
Cal Farley
Goodrich
Silvertown
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