The Amarillo Dog That Traveled Home Twice
A true Amarillo tale follows Jack an Airedale owned by I A Mabry later living with D C West. Jack repeatedly left new owners returning to his old home in a quest to reunite with Mabry before finally staying with West showing loyal canine devotion.
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Jack
Airdale
I. A. Mabry
Carolina Avenue
D. C. West
North Pierce Street
Mabrys
Wichita Falls
Mr. Thompson
Potter County
San Jacinto
West
Hil Mission
Mr. West
Mr. Mabry
Cubs Bolster Mound and Field Defenses
Chicago hopes for a stronger 1925 season as President William Veeck announces three veteran acquisitions from Pittsburgh, return of injured players, and George Gibson as coach. Added players include Wilbur Cooper, Rabbit Maranville, and Charley Grimm with Clarke A. Pittinger, boosting infield depth and outfield options. Gabby Hartnett and Bob O Farrell to handle catching duties as pitching prospects such as Elmer Jacobs and Guy Bush emerge.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cub
George Gibson
Hndle
Chicago Nationals
William Veeck
Cubs
George Grantham
Vic. Aldridge
Bert Hehause
Cooper
Charles Hollocher
Hollocher
Catalina Island
Barney Friberg
Clarke A. Pittinger
Friberg
Cclub
Veeck
Pittinger
Boston Red Sox
Sparky
Adams
Weaver Grigsby
Cliff Heathcote
Hack Miller
Arnold Statz
Cooper Alexander
Vic Keene
Tony Kaufman
Alexander
Keen
Kaufman
Gibson
Elmer Jacobs
Guy Bush
Rip” Wheeler
George Steuland
Nick Dumovich
Percy Jones
Gabby Hartnett
Sob O*farrell
Hartnett
Nurmi Aims for 1 1/8 Mile Record at NYC Meet
Paavo Nurmi races tonight at the Morningside Athletic club armory to set a new record for one and one eighth miles. Italy’s Ugo Frigerio will meet American Willie Plant, who defeated him midweek, with Willie Ritola also likely to compete. A scratch start will open a two mile handicap event.
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New York
Paavo Nurmii Vraces
Morningside Athletic Club
Engineers’ Armory
Ugo Frigerio
Italy
Walker
Willie Plant
United States
Willie Ritola
Nurmi
Berlenbacher and Marullo Set for Madison Square Garden Bout
New York action features Paul Berlen bach from Astoria and Tony Marullo of New Orleans in a ten round headline bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Also billed in St Paul a nontitle middleweight clash between Harry Greb and Jimmy Delaney in a ten round contest.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
Long Island
Tony “Young” Marullo
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
St. Paul, Minn
Harry Greb
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Sports Through Edgren Eyes Billy Wellman Promoter to Golf Agent
Billy Wellman, once the Boy Promoter, reshapes Long Island into golf ventures after promoting motor sports and boxing. He ran Madison Square Garden early, led auto racing circuits, served as a sergeant in France, and later produced shows in Texas before promising more golf space on Long Island. He foresees moving Brooklyn and Long Island City and promoting golf in a growing leisure market.
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Billy Wellman
Long Island
Bill
O. K
Billy
New York
Coney Stand
Dreamland Pier
Cony
Brighton Qoach
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Tey
Wellman
Ilmont
Manager Wellman
Belmont
Ing
Garden
United States
Sheepshead Bay
Cincinnati
Carl Fisher
France
Prince George Hotel
Army Athletic Fund
Russia
Texas
Willard Mack
Brooklyn
Long Island City
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Globe want ads charge one and half cents per word
Mojica roller skates at 113 W 7th offer a phonetic note about the letter J sounding like H. The snippet hints at a classified ad near 113 West 7th Street and a word rate of one and a half cents per word.
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Globe
Stanford stadium to be enlarged to ninety thousand
The Stanford University athletic stadium, currently seating 65 000, plans to enlarge to 90 000 by next football season to host the anticipated larger crowds after the California game. The expansion will fill the bowl shape, raise embankments, and accommodate growing college football interest in the Bay Area.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Jaz
Stanford University
California
Berkeley
Stanford
Stanford Stadium
University
Bay
San Francisco
Farley Londos Matsh Draw Big Attendance At Armory
Fans expect a crowded Armory for the Farley Londos finish wrestling match on Friday night. Londos has refused public work outs yet advance ticket sales suggest strong turnout. Also on card Irvin Hendershot versus Ralph Berbal in a two fall fifteen minute bout Young Firpo versus Little Tony in a four round fight Tolzein Farwell orchestra to provide music.
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Billy Londos
Farley-Londos
Armory
Londos
Farley
Buffaloes Dominate Lumberjacks In 27 To 14 Victory
West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes, after a taxing road trip, defeated Stephen F. Austin 27 to 14. Crump led with 14 points, Hale added 12, while Nations and Vaughn filled in at center and guard as the team prepared for a three week home stand.
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Nacogdoches
West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
Crump
Hale
Buffaloes
Buffalo
Nations
Vaughn
Hill
State Teachers Colleges
San Marcos
Huntsville
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Amarillo
Sterling
Berlenbacher
Marullo
Dreamland
Nat
Edgren
Robert Edgren
Bill Wellman
Mr. Belmont
Mohawk
Cal Farley Tire Shop
Cal Farley
Mojica
Pacific Coast
May
Albert, Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
Sieinitg5
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
iTube
Guarante
Steinite
Atchison Savings Bank
Exchange
Atchison, Kansas
O. D
Steinite Laboratories
Radio Building
Matsh
Soney Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East 5Th St
Panhandle
DODGE
Chevrolet
FORD
Pranklin Demme Sedan
Studebaker
Fig-Ton
Graham Bros
Cuslum Motor Co
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