Former WTS T C Coach Named Head Football Leader
Mitchell Jones, formerly assistant coach at West Texas State Teachers College, was named head football coach succeeding Oscar Eckhardt. Jones will direct football with Burton as head of other sports. Eckhardt pursues professional baseball.
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Oscar Games Canyon
Mitchell (Bulldog) Jones
West Texas State Teachers College
Oscar Eckhardt
Jones
Burton
Canyon High School
Panhandle
Texas
Canyon High
Memphis
Eckhardt
Amarillo
Buffalo
All-T.ia.a
West Texas
TD. Burton
Police hold man in knife affray case
Jon Haynie, an employee of a local hotel, was arrested last night on a charge of assault with intent to murder. He is alleged to have been involved in an affray in which a knife was used. Wounds from the knife are not expected to be serious.
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Jon Haynie
Haynie
Flashes of Life briefing across cities by AP
A string of brief items from Hartford to Washington covers varied topics. Topics include Mrs. John H. Trumbull flying home after her daughter's graduation in Massachusetts, Ed Walsh Jr joining the White Sox, a Hoboken husband defending silence, Tex Rickard questioning the Dempsey Sharkey bout value, Jesse James indicted for larceny, John J. Bouvier becoming a pastor in Rochester, a Jersey cattle origin quiz, a Yonkers TV station plan, and Uncle Sam opening the Grand Canyon via trail funding.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
John H. Trumbull
Jean
Haverhill
Mass
Clowe Cowan Tighten Grip On Top Place
The Clowe & Cowan softball team defeated Athletic Club 20 to 7 to solidify first place. Errors by Wright's Athletic team helped Plumbers overwhelm them as Cunningham's squad pounded the ball across the field. Games are played Tuesday and Friday at 6:30 PM near Monroe and 24th streets.
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Clowe-Cowan
Clowe & Cowan
City Cleaners
Cunningham
Wright
Athletic Boys
R.H. E. Clowe & Cowan
Athletic Club
Reon
Mulhein
Branson
Plyd
W. L. Pet
Santa Fe
Globe-News
Foxworth-Galbraith
Musletoe Creamery
Williams-Boyce
Monroe and
Twentyfourth Streets
Amarillo Delegates Attend Highway 66 District Meet
Amarillo leaders W. H. Chilton and W. G. Hill attend the district Highway 66 convention in Flagstaff Arizona. L. D. Knight, a local realtor, returns from Plainview. Hemphill county clerk R. C. Jackson reports favorable wheat prospects. Co. E. Blue buys and plans to move to a new Crest Drive residence sold by Wagner and Trusty Realty.
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W. H. Chilton
Amarillo
UV. 8
W. G. Hill
Panhandle Auto Club
Flagstaff
Arizona
L. D. Knight
Plainview
South Plains
R. C. Jackson
Hemphill County
Jackson
Co. E. Blue
South Carolina
Crest Drive
Sunset Par
Blue
Carolina Street
Wagner and Trusty Realty Company
Former Amarilloans Visit Friends Here
Mrs. B. B. White and daughter Mabeth, formerly of Amarillo and now living in Oakland California, are visiting old time friends in Amarillo. They will stay with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Savage at 1500 South Maryland Street Country Club. Mrs. White’s husband was previously connected with R G Dun and Company as district manager for many years before moving first to New York then Dallas and finally to San Francisco.
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New York
Dallas
San Francisco
Oakland
American Aid Society In Paris Gives Comfort To Stranded Americans
In Paris the American Aid Society reports 15 Americans aided to return home in April, part of 37 helped since January 1. Six aided were ex servicemen or families, with funds covering half-rate third class steamship tickets for 88 people in need.
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Paris
American Aid Society
White House
Borah Nephew Emerges as Top U S Sprint Prospect
Charles Borah of Southern California, a nephew of Senator Borah, is regarded as the nation's leading sprinter with potential Olympic hopes for Amsterdam. At 22, he starred in AAU wins in 1926 and 1927, clocked 9.5 for 190 and 20.9 for 220, and trained under Dean Cromwell.
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Borah
Idaho
Charles BE. Borah
California
United States
Amsterdam
Harvard
Philadelphia
Lincoln
I. C
Dental College
Southern College
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Flying Dutchmen Set to Clash With Harley Sadler Club
The Flying Dutchmen face Harley Sadler’s nine Sunday at Texan Park at 3 PM. Sadler’s club has a 21 5 season record and a seven game winning streak after beating Brady school 18 to 1, Fort Worth and Denver 11 to 4, as they tour the Panhandle.
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Flying Dutchmen
Harley Sadler
Texan Park
Cal Farley
Panhandle
Amarillo
Sadler
Brady
Mathis and
Rusk
Harris
Krabbe
Fort Worth
Denver
Holmes
Teer
McDonald
Ogies
Metro Park
Santa Fe
Demons pound Bears as Wichita tops OKC in Western action
Des Moines piled up 22 hits in a 17 to 6 win over Denver while Omaha beat Pueblo 9 to 8 in the opener and Pueblo took the nightcap 4 to 2. Wichita routed Oklahoma City 7 to 6 in another top story as Tulsa Oilers pocketed a fourth straight win 10 to 0.
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Kansas City
Des Moines Demons
Denver Bears
Demons
Bears
Shineki
Rose
Omaha
Pueblo
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Bornholdt
Indians
Amarillo
Tulsa Oilers
Oilers
Stranded travelers receive scattered relief aid
A fragment notes various affected groups including deserted wives and sea men stranded at sea in April with forty seeking transportation and ten students among twenty two others. relief was provided in each case.
Easter Pie Ingredient From Family Lemon
Mrs. C. N. Boyd will pick a large lemon from a home grown tree to use in making an Easter pie for her family. The lemon is notably bigger than the usual fruit.
Dodgers Ride Four Hurlers to Victory in Rainy Tilt
Brooklyn bunched eight runs off Ray Kolp Cal Mays and Jim Edwards as Douglas McWeeny struggled early Reds rally with five runs in two innings but Robins hold on for 8 to 5 win Del Bissonette hits his tenth homer off Edwards with two aboard Cardinals top Giants 11 to 6 as Grover Cleveland Alexander shaky early but settles, Mitchell solid in debut Cubs beat Phillies 5 to 3 as McCarthy's team rallies in seventh Pirates-Boston opener rainout in ongoing series. Pennock beats Indians 9-3 Athletics top Howley 11-2 behind Sam Gray. Yonkers lead down to nine games.
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Brooklyn
Ray Kolp
Cal Mays
Jim Edwards
Douglas McWeeny
Cincinnati
McWeeny
Reds
Rube Eckhardt
Robins
del Bissonette
Edwards
Fighting Cardinals
Giants
Polo Grounds
McKenehnie
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis
Pete
Clarence Mitchell
Alex
Mitchell
Aldridge
Faulkner
Clarence
Cubs
Phile
Joe McCarthy
Malone
Bush
Jones
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Herb Pennock
Indians
Yankee Stadium
George Uhle
Howard Fhinke
Eddie Rommel
Athletics
Dan Howley
Sam Gray
Police film narcotics sale with hidden camera in Portland
In Portland, officers used a concealed motion picture camera to capture a full record of a narcotics sale, providing a complete visual log of the transaction for legal action.
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Portland
Orc
Italian Air Record Flight Rome to Venice
Italian air record set on Rome to Venice trip with Filet Bertoees achieving 78 miles in 1 hour 56 minutes. The feat highlights improving aviation speeds and endurance for cross country travel in the era.
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Venice
Italy
Rome
Filet Bertoees
Noise Makers Welcome to This Tourney
Five and ten cent stores stock up as firecrackers dealers haul out stock for a ballyhoo golf tournament at Wolflin Datates links at 4 o clock Friday afternoon. Entries are filing at Clements Young. The event is open to the public and the course is a three hole layout designed by Walter Sikes. Prizes include a silver plated cigarette case for the last man, a driver for second, golf balls for others, and a first prize announced by Charlie Wolflin.
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Wolflin Datates
Clements Young
Amarillo
Nome
Walter Sikes
Clements Young Sporting Goods Company
Prise
Charlie Wolflin
Wolflin Eatates
Walker Hides in Brakes in Late Report
Special to The Globe reports Hutchinson county and Borger officers joined others in a search for the bandit known as Whitey Walker. He fled from deputies, abandoned his car, and vanished into Canadian river brakes between Roxana and Skellytown. bond set at $7,500 after prior juror issues.
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Hutchinson County
Borger
Whitey” Walker
Whitey
Ile
Roxana
Skellytown
Walker
Stinnett
Veteran umpire Jim Murray may return to Western league
June 6. Jim Murray veteran umpire released last winter by Thomas J. Hickey may return to organized baseball. A job is open in the Western league and Murray says he would accept if paid enough. He has been working in the Wisconsin State league after being dismissed following a brawl in Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Jim Murray
Thomas J. Hickey
Dale Gear
Murray
Minneapolis
Major League Leaders Summary from 1920s Baseball
A compact tally of season leaders: George Hornsby Braves hits and doubles, Jim Bottomley St Louis Cardinals runs and RBIs, Bissonette Robina top homers, Frank Friseh Barrett and Sweeney steals, strong pitching by Pipgras and Pennock for the Yankees, Ruth’s runs and RBIs lead the league, with a mix of other notable leaders across teams.
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Hite
Doubit
Hornsby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Walker
Rede
Bissonette
Robina
Friseh
Clark
Robins
Watting Kress
Browns
Rune Ruth
Yanks
Rune
Ruth
Manush
Speaker
Athletics
Rice
Senators
Barrett
White Sox
Sweeney
Tigers
Pipgras
Jort
Pennock
Father of Dr Bennett Dies in Topeka Kansas
Dr Bennett hastens to Topeka after learning his father C B Bennett died at two that morning. The elder Bennett, longtime Topeka resident and early Modern Woodman of America member, planned funeral services for Friday afternoon. Dr Bennett will return to Amarillo early next week.
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DR. Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kans
Trial for Murder Near Whittenburg Named for Two Deputies
A murder trial involving Pat Kenyon and Elmer Terry, deputy sheriffs, occurs near Whittenburg in March 1027. A note left by Ile to a local paper declares that he would not wet a fair trial before the jury.
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Pat Kenyon
Elmer Terry
Whittenburg
Ile
Wisconsin Governor Zimmerman Hikes Lake Geneva Circuit
Governor Fred Zimmerman vacationing at Lake Geneva completed a 26 mile round trip around the lake in eight hours. The outing showcases his endurance as a public figure enjoying local recreation.
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Madison
Wis
Fred. Zimmerman
Lake Geneva
Track stars arrive for Chicago meet National Collegiate Championship at Soldier Field
Hundreds of top flight track athletes from 29 colleges arrive in Chicago for the National Collegiate A A Championship at Soldier Field. Stanford led by recent eastern champ, Illinois expected strong, with Town and Washington favored for other honors. Over 300 entrants. preliminaries start tomorrow. team titles reintroduced alongside individual crowns for first time since 1923.
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United Press
Chipago
Soldier's Field
Stanford
Illinois
Town
Washington
Iowa
Nice Institute
Georgia Tech
Kansas U
Missouri Tech
Michigan
Local Hotel Proprieter Faces Liquor Charge Trial
M. Hoyer a local hotel proprietor and former Santa Fe railroad conductor from Amarillo went to trial in district criminal court this morning on charges of violating liquor laws.
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M. Hoyer
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Distriot
Blindfolded panel picks favorite of four leading brands
A blindfolded judge compared four major brands by taste with coffee between smokes. He asked only one question to determine preference: which one do you like best. The report notes the selection process and outcome without naming brands.
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Allstar
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