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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1926

Page

2

Regimental Meet Idea Spreads Across Corps Area

Officials of the Home Infantry announce a regimental tournament plan to spread through seven classifications across the Eighth Corps area. The boxing fiesta, four rounds under matuer rules, targets National and regular army athletes. Maj. John K. Boyer, Capt. Arthur Hall and Sgt. Instructor C. Bar rad lead the organizing team in Amarillo.

Hell Amarillo Armier John K. Boyer Arthur Hall Seret Ra C. Barrad

One of South's Greatest Grid Stars Bryan Ware

Bryan Ware, now in Amarillo, is recalled as a top South football figure and 1912 Texas Christian University captain. Known for his size and good humor, he starred at guard and tackle, facing Vanderbilt star F E Y Freeland in the 1913 Dallas clash. Ware remains a keen sports enthusiast and supporter of local athletes.

Bryan Ware Amarillo B. T. Ware Charley Arthur Bryan Horned Frogs Dallas Byran F E. Y. Freeland Vanderbilt South Freelam Freeland

Amarillo Track and Tennis Teams Schedule Week

Amarillo track and tennis teams have a busy week with two doubles and one singles boys team to play Canyon on Friday afternoon at Buffalo Park for district net matches. A triangle meet with Canyon and Claude is sought at Buffalo Park Friday or Saturday pending Claude’s date agreement. Amarillo will send two doubles teams and four singles to tennis against Miami in Miami on April 10 with a return match planned later.

Amarillo Canyon Buffalo Park Golden Sandstorm Cinderfingers Claude Miami

Missouri and Kansas Track Stars Off for Texas Relays

Missouri and Kansas track athletes prepare for the Texas Relays with top runners set to compete. Details on events, times, and key entrants remain unclear in the fragmented report.

Missouri Kansas Texas Relays

Simmons Stars in Heros of the Bat for Athletics

Al Simmons, sub23 in 1924, led hits with 174 singles 43 doubles 12 triples 24 homers in 658 at bats for a .286 average. He helped Philadelphia rise from sixth in 1923 to second last year, prompting McGilllicuddy to say Simmons will help win the pennant. Murray notes pro athletes union talk as Joie Ray ends amateur status.

Connie Mack al Simmons Babe Ruth Simmons Sisler Hornsby Geses Sister Dennis Lyons Bottomley Cardinal Heilmann Speaker Connie Ty Cobb McManus St. Louis Matty Bob Meusel Ken Williams Mc ¢Llicuddy Athletics Milwaukee Mawler Philadelphia Quaker City Feg Murray Joie Ray

Opposition to dam site fuels Texas lake dream

A letter-column style piece argues against Jeff Bartlett and Banke Jones, praising Banks Jones and a proposed Bivins Lake west of Amarillo as a public, water recreation site. It envisions a future where common folks fish boat and bathe at the lake, funded by seepage rather than direct withdrawals, promoting it as a major summer resort in Northwest Texas.

Ihe Banks Jones Bivins Lake Amarillo Jeff Banks Palo Duro Club Bivins’ Lake Texas

Stribling Ready for Slattery After Ten-Round Gamble

The Georgia heavyweight Stribling arrived in New York for a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden with Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo. Slattery pushed for ten rounds and won the point, while Stribling declared readiness for Dempsey Wills or any foe. Slattery comes down from Saranac Lake for the fight.

Dempsey Wills Associated Press New York Young Stribling Madison Square Garden Jimmy Slattery Buffalo Slattery Stribling Miami Fla Gene Tunney Billy Gibson Tunney Jack Dempsey Harry Wills Pami Berlenhbach Billy

Amarillo Hounds Lose Ground as Hubbers Triumph in Plains Events

In a Panhandle-Pecos Valley league tilt, Lubbock Hubbers crushed the Gassers to seize momentum, after recent Denver glory. At a Sunday tig coursing meet, Amarillo kennels struggled but Excuse My Dust won major money, while Miss Tornado took third for Lubbock.

Amarillo Plains Lubbock Ralph Alford Irwin Hendershot Miss Tornado Nellie Fred Whitman

Paris Laughing At Weak Heart Of Harry Drake

A column of humorous vignettes and urban gossip references Paris society, Drake and Powel, oil town politics, and a joking jibe at Col Ernest Thompson and Ross Rogers over property disputes. It notes a candidate in disguise and light domestic silences as a punchline.

Paris Harry Drake Ernest Thompson Ross Rogers Tim Drake Cirque de Paris Dempsey Germany Paolino Jreamland

Training Camp Gossip and Player Movements Across Leagues

Rumors and scattered notes recount trades and callups involving rookies and veterans. Names shift as teams like the Athletics Reds Indians Yankees Braves and Giants maneuver rosters. exhibitions and injuries color spring camp reports from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and St. Petersburg.

Young Beyr Hageiee New York Commie Mark Farvecd Piladelphia Comtine Walingtion Byramores Burora Teleter Hrockiya American Association Hexcins Cummins Bloom Springfield Mane Here Loacerd Owtfielder Brenson Huptetis Te Etill Steading Penn Cincinnati Reds Orlando Pla St. Petersburg Mays Donohue Reds Buffalo Palmetto Smith Yowell Cleveland Boston Braves Lakelaw Pancroft St. Peters

Yaqui Joe and Teddy Waters Set to Settle Grudge Match

Yaqui Joe and Teddy Waters clash in the second part of a Friday night doubleheader at the armory. They seek revenge after a prior disqualification with Patch Mantell, while Jack Ryan and Young Britt wrestle a one fall no time limit match.

Yaqui Joe Teddy Waters the Armory Jack Ryan Young Britt Yaqui Joe Patch Mantell Waters

Cemetery association names officers and fund goal

The Fountain City Cemetery Association announced its officers and a fund target of 208 families led by Joseph Hetdert to support the cemetery. The secretary is Dr. O M Hoes and Bee Hickmond is named treasurer in the local effort.

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