Farley Defeats Fisher In Thrilling Armory Match
In a fast paced Armory bout Farley defeated world lightweight champion Jack Fisher in two straight falls after a two minute first fall. Fisher suffered two broken ribs and a bruised back in the second fall as Farley won after one hour twelve minutes. Over 1,100 fans witnessed the title bout with preliminaries producing draws.
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Armory
Farley
Jack Fisher
Fisher
St. Louis
Ed Gallia
Chief Wow Wow
Young Firpo
Little Toney
Beckwith Trains Hard for Big Match With Saxon
Roy Beckwith the local heavyweight wrestler tightens for a clash with Arthur Saxon at the Fair theater Thursday night. Beckwith has trained under Jack Fisher Cal Farley Chief Wow Wow and Erwin Hennershot and aims for a strong debut. Saxon has defeated Ralph Hand Frank Pilling Louis Pergandis Bull Montana and drawn with Ira Dern Arnold Minkley Mike Yokel among others. The program includes preliminaries a two reel comedy and Shirley Mason in Curlytop with showtime at seven and bout at eight.
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Roy Beckwith
Arthur Saxon
Fair Theater
Beckwith
Jack Fisher
Cal Farley
Chief Wow Wow
Erwin Hennershot
Saxon
Ralph Hand
Frank Pilling
Louis Pergandis
Bull Montana
Ira Dern
Arnold Minkley
Mike Yokel
Shirley Mason
The Angle of the Putt and Sighting Techniques
First class putters look down on the ball to get a perfect right angle for each putt. The golf emphasis is on sighting along the line, not across, with the clubhead following the line and a timely follow through.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Shamrock Amarillo to Battle This Week at Gasser Park
Shamrock and Amarillo high school baseball teams clash Friday and Saturday at Gasser park. Coach A B Hays says the Golden Sandstorm will be in fair shape for the match and seeks to withstand the attack of the Irishmen after St Patrick's Day. Probable line up lists Franks or Scott at catcher Bassett at first Dowler in left field Strader center Baird right Vaught captain in short Dowler and Nicklaus pitcher duo. Games set for 3 45 p m with 50 and 25 cent admission.
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Shamrock
Amarillo
Gasser Park
A. B. Hays
Franks
Scott
Bassett
McLellan
Fairy
Vaught
Oakes
Curtis
Dowler
Strader
Baird
Stockton and Nicklaus
Railroad News And Folks At Santa Fe And Texas Events
Bug John Moore and A C Traweek exchange desks in the Santa Fe superintendent's office while O J Schell returns to duties after a Kansas vacation. S W Hammer gets thirty days vacation leave. Santa Fe shopmen gain two cents per hour across the system starting April 1. Cattle shipments rise on the Santa Fe, expected to grow heavy in ten days. Sir Henry Thornton defends unions as fair partners to capital. February railroad equipment orders total 17 million with 1200 box cars and 400 gondolas among the highlights. locomotives and freight cars added in early March. Modern locomotives boost tonnage and speed, boosting railroad earnings. Texas Independent Telephone Association meets in Fort Worth March 17 to 19 led by R B Still of Tyler and Gardner of Waco. program to focus on service problems.
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Feruary
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific
Lst
Fort Worth
Texas Independent Telephone Association
R. B. Still
Tyler
Gardner
Waco
Ice Pick Death by Own Action in New York Club
Morris Ketchum Parker vice president of the Equitable Trust Co. of New York died in a University Club room by stabbing himself just under the heart with an ice pick. Ill health was the only explanation offered.
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Morris Ketchum Parker
Equitable Trust Co
New York
Walter Camp Dies as Football Rules Stand
Walter Camp father of the game dies at sixty six in New York hotel room. Football rules committee meets with no drastic changes for the first time, while Camp is found dead in bed likely from a heart attack, ending a life linked to the sport's growth.
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New York
Walter Camp
Football Rules Committee
Camp
Bull Roper
Princeton
Belmont Hotel
There Here and Everywhere Marriage Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to A. C. Willis and Miss Vada Benton and Friday to S. V. Wheeler and Mrs. Reba Patton. Mrs. E. J. Allen of Ottawa Kansas visits daughter Mrs. H. D. Pillingslea in Taylor street. Mrs. W. A. Combs returns from Oklahoma City visiting sister. Prison Agent R S Cloud yesterday moved three men from Potter county jail to the Pen: Fred Star Earl Simmons and M Warden.
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A. C. Willis
Vada Benton
S. V. Wheeler
Reba Patton
E. J. Allen
Ottawa
Kan
H. D. Pillingslea
Taylor Street
W. A. Combs
Harrison Street
Oklahoma City
R. S. Cloud
Potter County
Fred Star
Earl Simmons
M. Warden
McLean Basketball Girls End Season In Narrow Win
McLean girls finish a successful season by defeating Clarendon 18 to 17. They split a three game series with Clarendon, winning two. The squad has not lost a series this year and is noted as having one of the fastest sixes in West Texas. Seat sale for the festival opens tomorrow at 3 PM.
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The
Globe
McLean
Clarendon
the Fair
West Texas
McLeans
Action Sought in Death of Billy McClintock
Chicago March 14 State's Attorney Robert E Grove said he would present evidence to the grand jury Monday or Tuesday to seek action in the death of Billy McClintock the millionaire orphan.
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Chicago
Robert E. Grove
Grand
Billy McClintock
Augerot and Webb Guilty in Oliver Drug Store Robbery
E. J. Augerot and R. D. Webb were found guilty by a district court jury of robbing the Oliver drug store and were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The robbery reportedly involved prescription whisky and other articles. Roger McConnell of Pampa says he reads The Globe and likes it very much.
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Augerot
Webb
E. J. Augerot
R. D. Webb
Oliver
Panhandle Golf Course Opens Today in Panhandle
Panhandle will formally open its golf course today at 2 pm with invites extended to all local golfers. A large crowd from Amarillo and nearby towns is expected as F. H. Hill chamber president will give the address and prizes offered by Panhandle businessmen will be awarded.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
F. H. Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Holman Named President Of Hereford Golf Group
Hereford Golf club elects Seth B. Holman president at annual officers meeting held Friday night. Henry Wilkinson named vice president Albert Herbst secretary treasurer and Don Mercer greens chairman. Special meeting set for March 19 to name committee members and finish business.
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Globe
Hereford
Hereford Golf Club
Seth B. Holman
Henry Wilkinson
Albert Herbst
Don Mercer
Greens
Dressmaking by E. Lee Smith Cleaning and Alterations
E Lee Smith offers odorless cleaning pressing and alterations with one day service and the same phone number in 1949.
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Ee E. Lee Smith
Help Wanted Female for Ranch House Work
Help wanted for girl or woman to do house work on a ranch. Apply at P. O. box 1415 or Globe Office. For good help or a good job call The Amarillo Employment Agency. Day phone 85, night phone 2213. J. D. Head manager.
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Globe Office
Amarillo Employment Agency
J. D
Exhibition Games Highlight Coast League Classics
Oakland defeated St. Louis 3 to 2 in nine innings as Pacific Coast league action opened in Oakland with 11 hits to 8 for the Cards. Giants beat Phillies 4 to 1 after triples by Southworth Wilson Terry and a Jackson double. Cubs routed by Dodgers 13 to 7 in Los Angeles practice game as Ruth continued batting practice. Yankee rookies hammered regulars 11 to 3 in St Petersburg with Gehig Paschall and Wanninger leading the offense. Ruth did not play.
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Calif
St. Louis Cardinals
Sarasota
Giants
Phillies
Southworth
Wilson
Terry
Bo Jackson
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gehig
Paschall
Wanninger
Babe Ruth
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Buick
H. B. Martin
Hamarlin P cTorme Instructien
Hays
Bug John Moore
A. C. Traweek
Track Department
B. Witt
Santa Fe
O. J. Schell
Kansas
Santa Fe Switchman
S. W. Hammer
T. E. Houser
Rock Island
Dalhart
Henry W. Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Herr. Braun
Herr Braun
Ebert
Roger McConnell
Pampa
Holman
Hereford Golf Group
Michigan
Evanston
Ill
Wisconsin
Tenth
Grant
Fritz Satterfield Ballew’s
W. A. Parr
Polk Street
White Deer
T. AL. Coffee
Texas
U-Drive-It Co
Johnson
Adams
Auto Limericks
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Bill Blue
Fred H. Galle
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