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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1927
Page
8
Giants and Yanks Show Early Camp Swagger
New York majors opened spring with strong camps as the Yankees won four straight and the Giants seven of eight in early games. Cedric Durst homered with the bases full for New York, while Lindstrom sparked the Giants to a 3 2 win. Philadelphia and St Louis also posted wins as teams gauge pitching depth and power for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Giants
Cedric Durst
Yanks
Braves
St. Petersburg
Lindstrom
Texans Open Spring Training With New Recruits In El Paso
Dudley Park El Paso March 16 The Texans prep for the season with a large turnout at the c a vorting grounds. Kelly plans trials for Stockton and a Mexican second baseman Chuma Minijarez while Tracy and Fonken work out. Fred Newton joins the squad after a strong 19 8 record last year and is expected to anchor the pitching staff as the team nears an All Star El Paso game set for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hall
Globe News
Dudley Park
el Paso
Southwest
Kelly
Tracy
Fonken
Amarillo
Stockton
Juarez
San Antonio
Chuma Minijarez
Chuma
Fred Newton
Newton
Legs and Lineup Grow Bold for A's in Spring Camp
Fort Myers report outlines Philadelphia Athletics spring plans headlined by Ty Cobb Eddie Collins and Zach Wheat as the core outfield and infield depth. Joe Boley Chick Galloway and Jimmy Dykes round a veteran roster with debate over outfield six or eight and a nine man pitching staff plus Cristo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Bell
Associated Press
Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Zach Wheat
Collins
Cobb
Wheat
Joe Boley
Chick Galloway
Cobb and Wheat
Max Bishop
Kansas City
Simmons
French
Lamar
Metzler
Wichita Falls
Cubs Pitchers Hold Line in Catalina Batting Practice
Manager McCarthy voiced disappointment in both batting and pitching after last week's Coast Leaguers tryouts in Los Angeles. Cubs to retry this weekend as Frank O Rourke of the St Louis Browns led the Tarpon Springs camp batting effort and faced Dodgers five times with a homer, a double, a single and a walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Browns
Tarpon Springs
Chicago Cubs
Catalina
McCarthy
Los Angeles
Cubs
Frank O’rourke
Camp
Dan Howley
Brooklyn
Mannigans
O'Rourke
Dodger
Cardinals Face Indians in Avon Park Spring Tilt
The St Louis Cardinals meet the Cleveland Indians in Avon Park after Cleveland’s Lakeland camp, as managers adjust lineups with Uhle Shaute and Lessen set to start and Gerken McNulty sharing right field duties. Reds exit Orlando for Tampa and St Petersburg while Pirates prep for San Francisco exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Avon Park
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Aire
Columbus Association
Lakeland
Jack McCallister
Uhle
Shaute
Lessen
Gerken
McNulty
Cincinnati Reds
Orlando
Washington Americans
Tris Sreeker
Reds
Tampa
Senators
St. Petersburg
A New Hurdling Star Monte Wells Emerges for Dartmouth
Dartmouth sophomore Monte Wells has been winning hurdle races and setting indoor records, drawing comparisons to Earl Thomson. The 5 foot 10 inch sprinter, coached by Harry Hellman, impressed in New York and Boston meets, with potential for outdoor intercollegiate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber Montgomery Wells
Dartmouth
Monte
Earl J. Thomson
Wells
Hanover
New Hampshire
Mr. Wells
New York
Boston
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Monte Wells
Harry Hellman
Earl Thomsen
Amsterdam
Feg Murray
Huggins Sees Tough Diamond Battle Ahead
St Petersburg Fla March 16 Miller J Huggins says the Yankees face a hard pennant race with the Athletics and Washington strengthened. He praises Babe Ruths contract and notes uneven spring work as pitchers and regulars are fit for the season. The defending champs expect a hard year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Miller J. Huggins
New York Yankees
Athletics
Washington
Yankee
Tampa Training Camp Report
Coveleskie Ogden and McEvoy held the veterans to four scattered hits as Marberry Mangum and Burke faced the younger players, keeping the action tight and competitive at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Coveleskie
Ogden
McEvoy
Marberry, Mangum
Burke
Gony
Elliott Wins Eastern Texas Grappling Title
Nacogdoches wrestler Jack Elliott, 160 pounds, captured the East Texas middleweight championship by defeating Marshall’s Staycomb Kid Brantley in straight falls. Elliott dominated with a decisive opening fall before refocusing for a quick second fall, sealed by body scissors and headlock in under eight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy
Associated Press
Nacogdoches
Jack Elliott
East Texas
Staycomb Kid
Brantley
Marshall
Elliott
Staycomb
Homes of cork and cinders rise in Kent coalfields
In England the Kent coalfields district builds houses with six inch walls using concrete on the outside, two inches of compressed cinders, and cork between concrete and plaster. Over 100 houses completed and 200 more planned to keep out winter cold and summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Coalfields
England
Randal's Special Chocolate Candy In Expensive Offer
Randal Drug Co. advertises Randal's Special Chocolate Candy at 35 cents per pound while regular price is 78 cents per pound. The four teen centers come in milk and dark coatings. Located at 422 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Co
Taylor Stree
Taylor St
Gordon's Stomach Aid Promises Quick Relief
Dallas pharmacist Gordon promotes Gordon's stomach remedy as a cure for stomach and bowel irritation. It claims to stop mentation soothe inflamed tissue relieve constipation dyspepsia heartburn bloating and nervousness while toning digestive organs. Sold by druggists 1.50 for 64 doses. money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graod
Camp baseball notes hint at prospects and returning players
Miller at second anchors a hopeful group with occasional support from a Mexican arrival. Art Smith, a 30 year old, shows power in the three hundred class as Swansboro, a tall left handed first baseman, promises stardom. No injuries reported as players finish drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Art Smith
Swansboro
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Health Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Herbine as a cure for liver torpor and related symptoms. It claims the remedy strengthens digestion purifies bowels and restores energy. Sold by Fox Drug Co with a price of 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Grip Disqualified As Hallas Wins Rough Wrestling Bout
Charlie Grip was disqualified in the second fall and Billy Hallas of Cincinnati Greek captured the match in Wichita Falls on March 16. Hallas won the first fall with a flying headlock and the second ended when Grip applied a hold that referee Thor Jensen disqualified. The bout was marked by rough wrestling with kicking gouging and slugging among middleweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Charlie Grip
Billy Hallas
Cincinati
Hallas
Thor Jensen
Pilot credited with victory of Clyde Hull
Dandy Dick Griffin, Hull's manager, receives credit for Hull's win over welter champ Latzo. Griffin scouted Latzo for two days and devised a plan Hull executed to defeat Latzo, earning a rematch in Latzo's hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hull
Fort Worth
Tex
Dick Griffin
Hull
Pete Lazo
Griffin
Latzo
Therafty Griffin
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