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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

13

Farley Declares Rassling Bout With Higami Friday

Cal Farley returned to the city and said he will rassle Japanese champion Tsura Higami if needed in a straight jacket. Promoter Al Anderson says the match draws unprecedented Amarillo excitement and a packed Armory crowd is expected as East meets West this Friday night.

Cal Farley Rassle Tsura Higami Farley el Paso Flash al Anderson Amarillo Panhandle Armory East West

Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities

Freddy Miller of Cincinnati outpointed Eddie O'Dowd of Columbus in a ten round match. Billy Wallace of Cleveland outpointed Eddie Anderson of Wyoming in ten rounds. Mickey Goldberg of Detroit stopped Johny Hamlin of New York in seven rounds. Jack Berg of England and Stanislaus Loayza of Chile drew in ten rounds.

Associated Press Cincinnati Freddy Miller Eddie O’dowd Columbus Cleveland Billy Wallace Eddie Anderson Wyoming MT. Clemens Mich Mickey Goldberg Detroit Johny Hamlin New York Jack Berg England Stanislaus Loayza Chile Drew

Chet Wiles Beats Bob Meyers in Dallas Wrestling Match

Chet Wiles a Pacific Coast wrestler won two falls out of three against Bob Meyers in Dallas. Meyers previously threw Wiles for the first fall after 22 minutes of action.

United Press Dallas Tex Chet Wiles Pacific Coast Bob Meyers Meyers Wiles

Cats Buy Pitcher From Toronto

Toronto pitcher Jess Doyle, a former Detroit staff member in the International League, has been sold to Fort Worth of the Texas League. The deal was announced today.

Toronto Jess Doyle Detroit Fort Worth

Had Just About Lost Faith in All Medicines

A patient narrates two years of illness and failed remedies until trying the Sargon treatment. She reports it cured her and exceeded all prior medicines in relief, noting her husband had also benefited from the same therapy.

Sargon Soft Mass Pills Restore Mrs Russell’s Vitality

Mrs Martha Russell of 4148 Travis Street Dallas reports long illness with nerves, insomnia, headaches and biliousness improved after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She says sleep returned, energy increased, and housework became easy. liver stimulated and poisons cleared. Available in Amarillo from Fox Drug Company locations. Copyright 1928 G F Willis Inc.

Mr. Russell Martha Russell Travis Street Dallas Amarillo Fox Drug Company Polk St Fourth Pierce Fillmore 10Th Tyler Fifth Carolina G. F. Willis, Inc

Gink and Babe Show Batting Fire But Flawed Fielding

Brooklyn pair Gink and Babe lead NL batting with strong averages as Hendrick and Herman excel at the plate. Fielding troubles crop up, with Babe muffing fly balls and Gink misplaying grounders. Their slugging pace remains elite despite defensive lapses.

Jay Vessels Associated Press Brooklyn Gink Babe Herman Floyd Herman Hendrick Harvey Chicago Wally Gilbert Bissonette Dodgers

New York Banker Buys Rubens Painting for 30000

Marcel Lindenbaum, a New York banker, purchased the painting known as the Drunken Siren for 30000. The work, tied to Rubens and once owned by Prince Johann Liechtenstein, drew intense criticism in Vienna as it left the country from the Liechtenstein Gallery.

International News Service Vienna Rubens Marcel Lindenbaum New York Johann Liechtenstein Liechtenstein

Primitive areas may host future school outposts

The United States Forest Service foresees biology zoology geology schools moving to isolated tracts in national forest reserves as primitive areas and research reserves are designated. District forester officials announced the plan in Portland on June 12.

International News Service Portland United States Forest Service

Americans in Each Round of British Amateur Golf Championship

Play began with the field under 100 after three Americans reached the second round and three advanced to the third. Douglas Grant of California now London, Toshus Crane of Brookline Mast, and R. H. Xaugh from Birmingham, Alabama in the third round. John Dawson of Chicago, Charles Sweeney of New York, and Stuart Schefter of St. Cloud, France, advanced in the second round.

United Press Sandwich Eng Douglas Grant London Toshus Crane Brookline Mast R. H. Xaugh Birmingham Ala John Dawson Chica Charles Sweeney New York Stuart Schefter St. Cloud, Franca

Dalhart Man Held Up Here Last Night

Dalhart man Ad Stewart reported to police last night he was robbed of 25 dollars near the Fort Worth and Denver depot by two men. San Angelo police notified local authorities of the kidnapping of three girls Mary Catherine Phillips Elizabeth McVirr and Lillian Ray from their homes in San Angelo. A local hotel reported guests matching the girls’ descriptions registered there Monday but no trace was found.

Ad Stewart Dalhart Fort Worth Denver de Pot San Angelo Ling Mary Catherine Phillips Elizabeth McVirfron Lillian Ray Angelo

First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Edcouch

Edcouch Texas June 12 The first bale of the 1929 crop was ginned here today by Mr Henson a former living 4 12 miles from Edcouch It was picked yesterday A premium was started by Edcouch merchants with advance bids to 30 OM to a pound Last years first bale was reported by the Edinburg district on May 29

Edcouch Texas W&s Tegin Henson Advanee Edinburg

Baseball Leaders And Standings From June 11

National league batting led by O’Oak Phillies with a .987 average and Frisch keying the Cards in doubles and runs. American batting honors went to Foxx of the Athletics. Gehringer of the Tigers paced runs and hits, while pitching saw Grimes of the Pirates win 10 straight decisions.

The Associated Press O’ Oak Phillies Rune—Douthit Cards Prisch Frisch Catdas Klein Phillies Harty Cuyler Cubs Grimes Pirates

Baseball Almanac Hitters and Scores Snapshot

A fragmented 1930s box score summary lists players from the Yankees Athletics Phillies Cardinals and Giants with homer totals and team totals. Mentions Ruth Foxx Dykes Simmons Yeaterday s lines reference homers and totals across leagues.

Ruth Yankees Bottomley Lo Yeaterday Simmons Foxx Athletics Frisch Cardinals O'Voul Phillies

Reigh Count to Return to United States in June

Reigh Count, 1928 Kentucky Derby winner, will sail back to the United States on June 22 after winning England’s Coronation Cup and aiming for the Ascot Gold Cup. The horse’s owner John D. Hertz of Chicago sent the update by cable. Upon return, Reigh Count will be retired to the stud.

United P New York England Unite States John D. Hertz Chicago

Business Booms Around Craigwell House After Royal Visit

Trade increases in Aldwich and Bognor as countryfolk buzz about the King’s visit. Local shops report a steady uptick in customers and orders since the royal publicity. Jane 12 notes the crowd and the general optimism in the area.

International News Service Aldwich Bognor Jane Craigwell House

Tourism Boom Sweeps Rural Dorsed and Villages

King extends stay as seaside and village tea rooms report sixfold increase in trade since last year. Inns and restaurants claim they now serve triple the meals, while surrounding villages see record demand for summer lodging and accommodations.

King Dorking Bognor Inna

India Rail Strikers Lie On Tracks To Halt Trains

Railway workers in India staged a protest by lying on tracks and blocking trains. The action disrupted service across several routes as unions pressed for wage and policy demands. Authorities deployed security forces to restore limited operations and prevent further walkouts.

India

Native railroad workers halt trains with rail blockade

Reports indicate native workers staged sitdowns on rails to disrupt movement at the Red International Trade Unions center. Several incidents saw groups obstructing tracks with sleepers while engineers halted trains to avoid striking workers. no fatal collisions reported so far.

Ing Red International

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