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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
2
The Brooklyn club announced a secret riot act reading by manager Wilbur Robinson amid a shift in play. Ten players from Brooklyn Tears of the National League were told they would not be wanted unless performance improved immediately, signaling a major team overhaul.
Tokyo fighter Mantell, a Buddhist, is slated to fight for a title in a bout watched by locals. Story notes Mantell’s religious stance, training rumors, and public doubt about his power while detailing recent baseball results and a chaotic mix of sports chatter and city gossip surrounding the event.
The notice lists Texas League games including Waco at Beaumont Shreveport at Fort Worth Dallas at Wichita Falls San Antonio at Houston and American League matchups Chicago at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston and National League Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati. It also announces dissolution of Regal and Magruder a Amarillo firm with debts to be received by E A Regal and demands to be presented to him at 227 Blackburn Building Amarillo dated July 12 1926.
About 20 News Globe newsboys enjoyed a swimming party yesterday morning at the Nat given by Nat management. Each boy received a swimming cap.
Baseball results across multiple leagues include Texas League games Dallas 12 Wichita Falls 11 and Waco 10 Beaumont 6 plus San Antonio 1 Houston 0 and Shreveport 9 Fort Worth 2. National League totals show Brooklyn 5 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 7 among others.
An Amarillo resident recalls a small fire near Draperies caused by neglected flowers and a tub of grease as neighbors joke about oil wealth. The tale switches to local humor about an oil rich shopper unable to choose a straw hat and to charitable scolding of local figures amid social chatter.
The fragment mentions a quirky line about roe and oil near an odd product description. It describes two mirrors likely to become standard equipment and references a fertilizer brand called Wespack for lawns and shrubs. Phone 31.
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