Phillies Name Stuffy McInnis As Manager In 1927
Bradenton Fla March 22 For years fans debated which league the Phillies belonged to and new manager Stuffy McInnis faces the task. He lacks top division talent but has traded for pitchers Ferguson and Pruett and hopes veterans Scott and Carlson plus Lefty Ta will lift the club from the cellar.
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Bradenton
Fla
Phillies
McInnis
Philadelphia Nationals
Metnnis
Atest
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Ind
Hing
John J
New Yorks
Alexander Ferguson
Pruett
Ohn Scott
Imart
Ferguson
Washington
Burgh
St. Louises
Babe Ruth
Innis
Harold Carlson
Wayland
Giant
Edward
Lefty
Ing
Leeows
Phil
Birthday Cakes For Tack Draw Amarillo Crowd
The Globe office buzzes as hundreds of cake loving readers gift chocolate cakes for Tack's birthday. Mayor Bivins and locals send treats while Tack jokes about eating them all and a clever cross examination tale closes the piece.
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Globeffice
Amarillo
Irene Gilliam
Jackson Street
Tack
California to Catalog State Speed Records
A proposed driver card system in California aims to carry a criminal record with the motorist. Inventor Jorge G. McLaughlin says the license card will be punched to show violations, letting officers distinguish between minor mistakes and hardened violators. The plan would require all drivers to carry the card.
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International News Service
San Rafal
Cal
California
Jorge G. McLaughlin
Cravath the Slugger Becomes Laguna Beach Judge
Gabby Cravath once famed for homeruns in Philadelphia now serves as a Laguna Beach justice nicknamed Judge Cravath. He dispenses rapid decisions in the town as he did at the plate years ago. The article notes a tangled self lawsuit where he claimed $4000 in back salary from himself. Grant E Reynolds, president and sole owner of Grant E Reynolds Inc, filed suit against his own corporation.
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Gabby Kin Te Tig
Calif
Cravath
Homerun
Peace of
Laguna Beach
Gabby
Phillies
Grant E. Reynolds
Grant E. Reynolds, Inc
Local Cook Inept at Mixing Yet Skilled at Bread Slicing
A dated note praising O. Ws cooking for steak mush and potatoes while criticizing her mixing skills. It lauds her bread slicing speed and can opening ability. G. H. Frantz sent a box of tacks.
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O. W
G. H. Frantz
Readers Respond on Tackless Texan and Delivery Woes
A B era of letters to Tackless Texan features readers praising the column and requesting a real likeness of Mrs Tack while detailing issues with newspaper delivery. One correspondent blames The Globe News for poor circulation and unaffordable pricing, plus complaints about paving delays and sidewalk detours in Amarillo.
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E. Rasmus Tack
Amarillo News
Globe
Mr. Tack
Texas
The
Globe News
Daily News
Third Street
Philanthropist urged to donate houses for isolation shelter
Mrs. Laura Quebling of 1107 Johnsen Street laments housing conditions at the pest house during the smallpox epidemic. She questions why donated houses cannot be moved to provide shelter for those needing isolation and relief from crowded quarters.
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Laura Quebling
Johnsen Street
Cops rough handling over eggs sparks reader howl
A Santa Fe worker named Mr A and a colleague were stopped by two police on a 1 20 train return journey. The officers accused them of sneaking in with eggs, checked the shipments, then left with curt, aggrieved manners. Mrs Smith Burnett signs.
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Mr. Tack
Santa Fe
Grant Street
Tenth
Johnson
Mr. A
Mr. B
Harris
O. K
Smith Burnett
Colleges identified with individuality in sports
The article notes how universities show lasting supremacy in specific sports. California dominates track and basketball, Cornell excels in rowing and cross country, Michigan shines in football and track, Yale in baseball and swimming, with Penn and Harvard also achieving long winning streaks across various disciplines.
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Associated Press
New York
University of Kansas
California
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Alinda
Michigan
Yale
Harvard
Washington
Navy
Poughkeepsie
Eli Oarsmen
Alabama
Cornell
Ithacans
Crimson
Haughton
Pennsylvania
Left handed batters shape American League punch
The piece notes a shift toward lefthanded bats among top players and predicts the Athletics and other clubs will benefit from southpaw hitters. It lists key lefties: Cobb Collins Wheat Han nom Cochrane Poole French Lamar Hishop Ruth Gehrig Speaker Goslin Rice Judge Myerce Sewell Sisler Williams Schulte Falk Boone Manush Tavener Gehringer Wingo Cleo Carlyle Todt Wanninger Richbourgh Smith Welch Fournier Burrus Terry Roush LeBourveau Mueller Bottomley Southworth Pipp Walker Heathcote and others across AL and NL clubs.
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Tampa
Fla
Athletics
Connie Mack
Gehrip
Yankee
Koenig
Washington Heavy Artillery
Speaker
Goslin
Rice
Judge
Myce
Cleveland
Joe Sewell
St. Louis
Sisler
Williams
Schulte
Chicago
Falk
Boone
Detroit
Manush
Tavener
Gehringer
Wingo
Red Sox
Cleo Carlyle
Todt
Wanninger
Boston Braves
Richbourgh
Smith
Welch
Fournier
Burrus
Terry
Roush
LeBourveau
Mueller
Giants
Caredinals
Bottomley
Southworth
Waver
Barnhart
Pirates
Herman
Hendrick
Robins
Pipp
Walker
Reds
Phillies
Cubs
Cy Williams
Phils
Heathcote
Bruins
Amarillo Attitude Letter Speaks On Weather and Crime
A reader from Amarillo shares views on living there, noting cold winters, friendly newspapers, and a past experience with city crime as he compares northern cities. He recalls Chicago and Detroit and reflects on crime patterns and the value of work amid discussions of bank robberies. He ends with a personal note about easing his mind and conscience.
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News
Globe
Amarillo
Chicago
Detroit
P. G. Griffin
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promised
A man describes a severe rupture cured without surgery after years of relief. He claims no operation and no lost time, and offers to share full information to others by writing to Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter in Manasquan New Jersey. Wetter advised removing this notice to help others.
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Nm Carpenter
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
4Gi
N. Marcellus Avenue
Manesquan
Amarillo Metros Begin Training for Pampa Game
The Amarillo Metros semi pro team started real training last week for their upcoming clash with the Pampa veterans at Metropolitan Park next Sunday. Pampa is managed by Fd Gober, a former Lubbock and Littlefield player. A citywide invite has been issued for semi pro players to try out for the Metros.
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Amarillo
Kidneys Cleared by a Doctor’s Advice and Salts
A notable authority advises flushing the kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and using four ounces of Jad Salts, a grape and lemon lithia drink, to cleanse flabby kidneys, relieve bladder weakness, and reduce rheumatic twinges.
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Saya
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