Huntsville Five Shocks West Texas Teachers 18 17
Huntsville Dearcuts upset West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes 18 to 17 in a fast-paced game. Crump scored 5 and Hale 7 for the Buffaloes, while Sam Houston's Romfield and Lockey led their team with strong scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Boys Rally
Huntsaville
Huntsville Dearcuts
West Texas State Teachers’ College Thiffaloes
Buffaloes
Bearcats
Wingins
Buffalons
Sam Houston
Romfield
Lockey
Former Buffalo Captain Burson Heads to Bucknell
Grady Burgon, twice captain of the West Texas State Teachers Buffaloes, leaves Canyon with Ren Goodwin to enroll at Bucknell University this term. Burson, a standout fullback, trained at Silverton and has two to three years of college remaining. He is known as a strong leader who directed plays and powered the line. Bucknell also features Karl and Mort Goodwin and Windy Nicklaus, with Troy Kelly among Amarillo alumni on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Burgon
West Texas State Teachers’ College Buffaloes
Teachers’ College
Canyon
Buffaloes
Karl and
Mort Goodwin
Burson
Bucknell
Windy’ Nicklaus
Amarillo
Troy Kelly
Dumb Dan Morgan Talked Boxers Into Fortune
Daniel Morgan known as Dumb Dan talks boxers into titles and money, from K O Brown to Jack Britton, Levinsky and Carpentier. His loud persuading helped shape boxing fortunes while Morgan shifts to horses, predicting a new champion may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Morgan
Dan
K. O. Brown
Jack Gritton
Jack
Bat Levinsky
Big Tim Sullivan
Big Tim
Dumb Dan
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Morgan
Jimmy Kelly
Kelly
New York
Jake
New Jersey
Jack Britton
Britton
Packey MacFarland
Memphis
Packey
Ted Kid Lewis
Maeland
Lewis
Mickey Walker
Dunil Dan
Battling Levinsky
Levingky Wall
TCG
Jack Dillon
Levinsky
Georges Carpentier
Tom O'Rourke
Carpentier
Morgian
O'Rourke
Carp
Levincky
Daniel
Central Park
U T Track Men to Begin Early Practice
U the University of Texas track squad will train earlier than usual with relay events set to be held in Marcel. A preliminary race saw Jim Reese lead five rivals, and if Joe Ray the champion miler and Harold Osborne the high jumper join the meet, Ray may face Reese. Fans seek reinforced toe socks from Joe Killough & Co, priced like other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustin
University of Texas
Marcel
Jim Reese
Joe Ray
Harold Osborne
Ray
Wildcat Monte Returns to Amarillo for Two Month Stay
Wildcat Monte, Amarillo featherweight fighter, returns home to Amarillo for a two month stay. He has fought in Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City with fair success and has several matches planned in the next two months. He will train with old friends Duff Stanley and Wee Willie and may welcome other boxers for sparring at his parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Monte
Amarillo
Wildcat
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
J. A. Deadwiley, Jr
Duff Stanley
Wee Willie
Sandstorm Idle as Cold Weather Delays Practice
Extreme cold and no heat in the natatorium kept the Golden Sand Storm idle after noon. A five may be pulled from the junior high squad to replace high school players if practice is attempted. They host Canyon Eagles Friday in a return game timed with a wrestling match at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Canyon Eagles
Nat
Armory
Jack Mullin Former Washington pitcher dies at 46
Philadelphia reports the death of Jack Mullin former Washington Americans pitcher aged 46. Mullin died yesterday in Philadelphia after a long career that included a stint with New Orleans in the old Southern league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Mullin
Washington Americans
Washington
Mullin
New Orleans
Farrell Landis clash fuels sports pages in Uni pep column
The piece notes Henry Farrell of The Sunday Globe sparring with Commissioner Landis over published baseball scandal testimony. It highlights Farrell’s push for details, the Washington hotel dispute, and praise from Chilly Doyle and other sport writers for prompting full disclosure. It also covers Amarillo Golden Sandstorm basketball, Canyon and Tulia district race talk, and local figures in Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Farrell
United Press
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Unipep
Farrell
Sunday Globe
United Press Sports
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Chilly Doyle
Willard Hotel
Washington
Landis Farrell
Henry
Farrel
Landis
Henry Ansley
Amarillo
Amarillo City Checker Champion to Stage Tournament
The Globe reports L. S. Foster a veteran checker player now of Amarillo has challenged challengers to a city tournament to determine the local champion. Foster claims clear opposition and invites interested parties to contact The Globe’s sports editor for details and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Checker
Amarillo
Panhandle
the Globe
Ike
L. 3S
Foster
el Paso
Wichita
Kan
The
Globe
Moster
Two Thrifty Ladies Sell Sacks to Grocers
John B B Golding notes two affluent housewives who save paper sacks and sell them to local grocers for a half cent each. He argues that widespread thrift by ten million housewives would mark progress for the United States, though he adds both women have cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BB. Golding
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Disch
Mulcahy
Austin
Billy Disch
Longhorn
John Mulcay
Mulchay
el Vaso
University of Texas Longhorns
Texas
St. Louis Browns
Houston
Mulehay
Anawea
Jainsarpp
Longhorns
Multhay
Bite
Huntsville
Lockes
Black
Ifill . Ee
Samuels Giard Lerins
F . McDonald
Nations
Gustine
Mein Fly
Ilinois
Buller
Rumtied
Ronitine
Buffalo
Dreamland
Edgren
Robert Edgren
Morson
Hoys
Brown
Thas
Willie Beecher
McMahon's
Iarlen
Beecher
Tommy Murphy
Tom Jones
Ad Wolgast
Jones
Ramatel Kaye
K. O
California
Joe Rivers
Bud Anderson
Leach Cross
Kayo
Little Dutchman
Beil Syndicate, Inc
U. OF T
Joe Killough & Co
Mohawk
Cal Farley Tire Shop
Billy Londos
Cal Farley
May, Albert
Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
Mojica
Tri Yveles
Nay Hale
Eagles
Canyon College
Hale
S. D. Burton
Burton
Huntaville
Alex Hale
Canyon Magles
Nay
Lotning
Buffs
Will Hale
Hale's Park and Resort
Hare
John L. McCarty
Es Tobacco
L. S. Foster
James N.wellman
Granger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!