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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
2
The National A A U cage tournament begins in Kansas City with 32 teams entered and 40 anticipated rounds. Eight national games are scheduled for today with finals set for Saturday as teams compete for the national title.
Dutch Mantell will face Yaqui Joe in a finish wrestling match at the Armory Friday night. The bout follows a four day dispute between Mantell and promoters. Mantell celebrates 30th ring anniversary by giving prizes to three women and three ringside tickets to three men.
Almost a score of players signed with Manager Henry Reed for workouts yesterday at Gasser Park. A two hour session followed an ed-toether meeting and evening practices begin at 6 o clock all week, with candidates vying for infield and catcher roles including Keufman Taylor Vanett Dew Noor eriine Andereon Am eemes Mayer Vranke Creeee Thompson HK Citron Teplen Curthy Lapeer.
Article profiles Art Fletcher, former Giant shortstop now managing the Phillies. It notes his 1917 1918 coaching feats, his role in lifting the club from cellar status, and predictions of future success as he instills fighting spirit, despite past pitching and fielding issues. Fletcher’s background includes a 13 year playing career with a .277 batting average and a January 5 1886 birth in Collinsville Illinois.
FRG Murray notes plentiful Polish boxers wrestlers and ball players but highlights a lone pole vaulter who is a Norwegian.
In New York Madison Square Garden Mike McTigue meets Jack Delaney in a twelve round light heavyweight bout with the winner to challenge Paul Berlenbach. McTigue seeks a defensive edge against Delaney’s sharper punch as fans expect a full distance decision.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hive Tavener Cobb from Baltimore and references to positions in batting fielding and management. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear outcomes. unable to extract a definite news item or result.
A section of The Globe invites readers to find the most misspelled words for prizes, noting exclusions for the wanted department. The page includes local anecdotes from San Jacinto and Amarillo, plus jokes about burglars, birthdays, and mischief involving neighbors and a farmer near Panhandle.
Analysts project the veteran’s impact as he steps into action, with veterans predicting he will win at least a dozen or more games this season. The outlook emphasizes experience and leadership guiding the team.
In San Francisco Bay the concrete ship McKittrick remains in daily service. Built during wartime as Concrete Tanker No. 1, it reflects a rapid shipbuilding response to submarine threats. Early trials praised Faith but later tests showed weaknesses. steel transfers and improved mixtures led to the tanker’s ongoing use despite skepticism.
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A farmer sought his preacher's counsel to recover a stolen horse. The preacher urged prayer and trust that the thief would return. After a week the thief did come back and stole the second horse.
Funeral services were held at Canyon Methodist church for Dorothy May Foster two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Foster of Canyon. Burial followed at Dreamland Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Company. Pallbearers included Mrs R Greaves Miss Ruth Lowes Miss Dessie Graves and Miss Dorothy Blanton. Dorothy May died Saturday at 11 am and is survived by her parents a brother and three sisters.
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