Scouting Muffers Fall to Scout Nick M A Fee Camp Side
The Charley MecAfee Muffers lost 14 to 6 to the Scout Nick M A Fee team at the Boy Scout camp on Friday evening. McAfee managed weak batting while Ridings struck out Muffers hitters and Ed Roberts and others contributed fielding plays. After the game the camp fire scene featured stunts, a comic corns gag, and an Indian ceremonial scheduled for 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley MecAfee
Dr. R. P. Parcells
McAfee Muffers
Howard Taylor
Louis Ridings
Paul Meadows
Muffers
Ridings
Allen
Early
W. I. MclIntosh
Parcells
Ed Roberts
Muffer
McIntosh
Edgar F. Laird
McAfee Muffer
Irivin Tolzien
Ed Hardin
Ross Phillips
John Gilliam
John Boyce
Guy
Lindsay wins time event and sets track record
Lindsay wins a time trial then triumphs over Dick Calhoun in the five mile race to set a track record. Calhoun leads early but Lindsay recovers, finishing two seconds ahead as crowds surge and gate lines delay admissions.
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Lindsay
Marizon Purchases Store At Receiver's Auction
The Marizon women's ready to wear store was sold yesterday afternoon to Joseph Marizon, the highest bidder, at a bankruptcy sale conducted by receiver Rolla Scales. Several other bids were lower. The store will reopen after a stock sorting period and a forthcoming gigantic sale will be announced in The Globe. In a separate auto race report, Lindsay in a Dodge special No. 15 edged Kenner in a Fronty Ford for second place as prize money totaled 180 dollars. Calhoun beat Lindsay in the ten mile event with engine trouble sidelining Kenner. Cusic led later laps in a star Chevrolet special and Hogue trailed in ten miles with a final time of 12 47 45 seconds and $290 awarded to the top three cars.
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Dick Calhoun
Lindsay
Tremeir
Essex
Ward
Tat Tremeir
Piacin
Lindsay Hade
Calhoun
Mansey
Cater
Hudson
Trimeir
Freeman
Tennill
Ford
Alexander
Watkins
Oakland
O’brian
Kenner
Fronty Ford
Milburn
Saunders
Nagle
Hogue
Chevrolet
Cusic
Wetzler
O'Brian
Marizon
Joseph Marizon
Rolla Scales
Mr. Marizon
John Lindsay
South Bank
Dodge Flash
Cusie
Sunday Radio Schedule 1924 Evening Stations List
A detailed Sunday June 15 1924 radio timetable across Chicago St Louis Davenport Omaha Jefferson City Atlanta Louisville Dallas Fort Worth Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and more. Programs include church services orchestras choruses and soloists with listed times. Time zones note Central Pacific and daylight saving adjustments.
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KYW
Chicago
Central
WGN
KSD
ST. Louis
Grand Central Theater
WDAF
Kansas City
Saul
Harry Bernat
Ista
Donald Johnstone
Plani
WOC
Davenport
Jack Gardner
WBAP
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
Miss White
Fred Cahoon
KGO
Oakland
Little Symphony Orch
KHJ
Los Angeles
Firet M. E
Hickman
Orch
Arthur Blakeley
KFI
KPO Ban
Olympic Team Selection Sails Tomorrow
The roster lists Buck Stanford Penn States Ray Dodge Oregon Agricultural College Ray Watson Illinois A C J H Walters Harvard Larry Brown Penn A C Ray Baker Hironis A C Lloyd Hahn Boston A C Ames G Connelly unattached Joie Ray Edward B Corby Leo Larrivee W L Tibbetts Jr Harvard 5000m entrants John Romig unattached H R Phelps University of Iowa Rilus Doolittle Butler College W L Cox Mercerburg Academy J E Lermond Boston A A 10000m and 19000m distances Verne H th Johns Hopkins John J Gray Philadelphia August Fager Finish American A C Wayne John Wabash Earl Johnson shburgh James Henigan Dorchester Arthur Studenroth Meadow Brook Sidney Leslie New York A C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
S. G. Buck
Penn States
Ray Dodge
Oregon Agricultural College
Ray Watson
Mlinois
A. C
J. H. Walters
Harvard
Larry Brown
Penn
Ray Baker
Hironis
Cornell
Leo. Larrivee
Holy Cross
W. L. Tibbetts, Jr
John* Romig
H. R. Phelps
University of Iowa
Rilus
Doolittle
Butler College
W. L. Cox
Mercerburg Academy
J.E. Lermond
Boston
A. A
Verne H.th
Johns Hopkins
John J. Gray
Delphia
August Fager
A.C
New York
Wayne John A Wabash
College
Earl Johnsonshburgh
James Henigan
Dorchester
Mass
Arthur Studenroth
Meadow Brook Club
Sidney “Leslie
Fire damages hotel on Fillmore Street
Saturday fire destroyed part of the interior of the Central hotel at 308 10 Fillmore street. Estimated damage is 1500 dollars. The building was owned by Mrs M E Smith and John Knopff managed the rooms. Cause of the fire is undetermined.
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Central Hotel
Fillmore Street
M. E. Smith
John Knopff
Big welcome planned for editors in Amarillo gathering
A planning group led by J. L. Nunn prepares a reception for visiting editors in Amarillo. Organizers expect 3,000 to 5,000 attendees at the station and canyon barbecue trip at Palo Duro. Estimated entertainment costs reach 1500 dollars with many autos needed and owner cooperation sought for sightseeing and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Kitchen
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Amarillo
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Nick M’afee Muffers
Canyon Camp
Babe Ruth
Daily Globe
Receiver's
Polk Phorle
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. CO
Amarillo, Texas
J. L. Nunn
Jack Hall
Lake Arcadia
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