Canyon Prospects For Honors Are Good
Canyon prospects for honors look promising as the Wallaboes beat Mills 33 to 1 and 45 to 0 in a doubleheader. Coach Burton’s tactics and Sam Burton’s leadership were highlighted as key factors in the improved performance over the prior game. Players listed include Baker, Hale, Crump, Chambers, Lewes, Patterson, Hern, Mecinuis, Higgins, Trimmer, Stringer, and Reeves with substitutions throughout.
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Mall
Canyon
Wemrem Tie Tech
Deni
Mate Tenders College
Wallaboes
Perenne
Milles
Exittentay
Herm
Hale
Dane Baker
Abe
Sam D. Burton
Texas
Tre Lane
F.C
Daniel Baker Hale
Miller
Crump
Chambers
Lewes
Patterson
Hern
Mecinuis
Higgins
Trammer
Melnnis
Stringer
Himmonds
Hammond McVickers
Reeves
Woodward
Crowd Eyes Canyon Eagles vs Golden Sandstorm Saturday
A large crowd is expected for the game between the Canyon Eagles and the Golden Sandstorm Saturday night at the Nat. Coach Hays drills his green team despite a hard luck start hoping for a surprise against the feathered birds from Canyon. The Eagles have played only a few games this year with unknown strength.
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Canyon Eaetes
Nat
Hays
Canyon
Eagles
Cancer mortality higher in Kentucky cities study says
Berea Ky January 29 Cancer is far more deadly in cities than rural districts of Kentucky according to W G Burroughs geographer at Berea College and Kentucky Geological Survey He finds two to three times more deaths in urban areas and similar county contrasts with city heavy mortality. Data supplied by J F Blackerby Kentucky State Board of Health registrar.
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Berea
Kentucky
W. G. Bur- Troughs
Berea College
Kentucky Geological Survey
Burroughs
J. F. Blackerby
Kentucky State Board of Health
Texas banks robbed from inside say official
Austin Texas January 29 Many banks have suffered losses of hundreds of thousands due to dishonest officers who escape punishment through influence. Charles O Austin state banking commissioner said investigators and prosecutors fail to indict. He noted more banks are robbed from within than by outsiders and argued jail would reduce need for many banking laws.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Charles O. Austin
Tactful Texan Pothas Vote Sparked in Amarillo Columns
A jumble of town talk blends political taunts and social quips from Amarillo readers. Voter push for Tack stirs playful intrigue amid lighthearted anecdotes about local life and race and color remarks.
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Amarile
Tack
Foerther Steut
Mantell and Hallas Set for Tonight's Armory Bout
Teath Mastell faces Mic Mallar in a fast paced match at the Armory tonight. Harry Myers referees as fans expect a large crowd, likely bigger than the Mantell Mammoth bout two weeks earlier.
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Harry Myers
Lubbock
Armory
Teath Mastell
Mic Mallar
Romed Wreetl
Armory Tontett
Latteek
Wreeziers
Dutch Mantell
Younes Mammoth
Uniforms Bright Color Attract Attention By S B A
The S B A basketball team shows vivid uniforms drawing notice in Amarillo as city honors are contested. Players Landis Woodward Jamison Stone Gilbert and others headline a strong lineup aiming to edge the Gib son five and the Carolina White colors.
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Hlave
Southern Benevolent Association
S. B.A
Amarillo
Gibson Five
Landis
Woodward
Jamison
Stone
Gilbert
White
New Hem-Roid Treatment Promises Piles Cure
Dr Leonhardt announces internal remedy Hem-Roid that targets piles by addressing its cause after years of testing. City Drug Store and other druggists sell with a guarantee of effectiveness or money back, urging all sufferers to try the product today.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Melern Major League Feats and Canyon Baseball Hypes
Spor tgleanings review highlights historic baseball runs by Rube Marquard and Joe Wood in 1912 along with Walter Johnson, Dery Vance and George Sisler 1920s to 1922. Mentions Canyon Texas fans, Amarillo college, Glenn Wright, Patterson and 1924 totals. Notes British economic hints from Snowden Baldwin and Mexico rail privatization. Floyd Laceky contact appears.
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Rube Marquard
Wee Wong
Joe Wood
Neison
Wool
Walter Johnson
Washingtom
Woods
More Rert Grave
Dery Vance
Deeoklyn
Waltonites Aim to Preserve All Hunting and Fishing
The Imak Walton tactic seeks to ensure game for all, not a select few. Merriman Amarillo chapter president says the goal is conservation to enable universal hunting and fishing and a summer fish fry plan is announced. Panhandle members and Sportamen will attend. officers praise efforts and urge strict adherence to game laws. Judge
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Imak Walton
Merriman
Amarillo
League
Sportamen
Panhandle
Sam Po Mothrw Prets the Imene for the Wort Gas
The text outlines a historical misrendering with claims about section superiority and national efforts. It notes De RP Perceiie as toastreagien and references broader themes of conservation and propagation of the game.
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Sam Po
Howe
United States
It Started Something A Reformer Says Its Benefits
A distorted ad claims a simple harmless preparation named Mayr s One has cured a patient by removing catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract. The user reports side effects and a claim that four doctors warned of needed surgery. The message cites Randal Drug Co and druggists offering Tricyclen at 118 West Seventh.
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Mayr
Randal Drug Co
Drugeisten
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