Sandstorms Take On Claude Antelopes In Afternoon Tilt
Amarillo high school’s Golden Sandstorm baseball team faces Claude Antelopes at Gasser Park in a 4 PM game. Teddy Nicklaus starts for the Sandies with Bassett Stockton and Dowler available in relief. Claude pitcher Faulkner is expected to mow down batters as Claude aims to slow the Sandies’ bid to avenge earlier losses to Abilene.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandstorm
Gasser Park
Claude Antelopes
Faulkner
Claude Outfit
Lone
Teddy Nicklaus
Sandies
Bassett
Stockton
Dowler
Claude
Abilene Eagles
Abilene
West Texas
Olson Due Tomorrow for Farley Encounter
Charley Olson arrives in Amarillo for a featured wrestling match with Canadian champion The Terrible Swede at the Armory Saturday night. Farley predicts a real battle, noting Olson’s improvement since a Winnipeg draw, while Olson touts his recent win over Bull Montana. Both are billed as clean performers and the bout is expected to be a hotly contested showcase of grappling. Fans may watch practice Friday afternoon behind City Drug Store.
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Amarillo
Charley Olson
Cal Farley
Armory
Olson
Winnipeg
Bull Montana
City Drug Store
Lis Pendens Notice of Suit in El Paso Texas
El Paso Sash and Door Company sues Southern Surety Company for forty five hundred dollars for materials used by W. E. Ware in building the Amarillo Library and Auditorium. The suit filed February 20 1924 in the District Court of El Paso County 65th Judicial District invites all materialmen and laborers with claims to intervene. R C Walshe attorney for plaintiff.
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Lis Pendens
EL Paso Sash & Door Company
Southern Surety Company
District Court of
el Paso County
Texas
65Th Judicial District
el Paso Sash and Door Company
el Paso
W. E. Ware
Amarillo
R. C. Walshe
Tilden quits Olympic tennis over amateur writing rule
The article argues the amateur rule barring athletes from earning money as writers clashes with reality. It cites Tilden giving up Olympic play to protect his writing income and notes English norms on gentleman amateurs. It also contrasts Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen with Wimbledon hopes and home court advantage.
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Tilden
England
Edward N. Ten Eyck
Ned
Ten Eyck
Helen Wills
Suzanne Lenglen
Miss Wills
Suzanne
Wimbledon
California
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wildcat Monte Improves After Wichita Falls Habits
Word from Wichita Falls says Amarillo boxer Wildcat Monte knocked out Joe McLaren in four rounds last Saturday night. He has won several bouts by KO or decision recently and has not lost in a dozen fights in the hemped arena. He plans to return to Amarillo in about two weeks and aims for more matches this spring. Reports say his style and punching ability are improving rapidly.
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Wichita Falls
Wildcat Monte
Amarillo
Joe McLaren
Monte
Wildcat
Globe ads pay says B G Mayberry
AmAll Globe listings prove pay. B G Mayberry of 407 A East Seventeenth states his three room duplex ad ran Monday and the rental was secured by Tuesday morning. He joins a growing list of satisfied Globe customers.
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Amarillo
Big League Leaders Face Superstition and Jinx Beliefs
Henry L. Farrell notes that no team has won four pennants in a row and New York clubs may fear a jinx this season. The piece cites managers like John McGraw and players such as Miller Hugggins as practicing superstition to keep teams in the mood while acknowledging natural pressures from repeated victories.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Miller Hugggins
New York Yankees
New Orleans
John McGraw
Giants
Connie Mack
Sluggers Organized and Outfits Ordered
Organization of Rubin's Sluggers, an independent team, was perfected at a store meeting led by manager Dave Rubin. A. B. Lupher named captain and key pitcher, with practice set to begin soon. no games before May 20 or after the high school season ends.
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Rubin
Dave Rubin
A. B. Lupher
Lupher
Caylor
Webster
Higgins
J. Higgins
Weaver
Smith
Miller
Ravey
Hunt
Rockwell
Mosely
Mead
Edison
Panhandle
Amarillo
Amarillo Motorcyclists Plan Volleyball Season
The Amarillo Motorcycle club forms a volleyball team and plans the season after a meeting last night. They expect rivalry from the Presbyterian church and two other squads. Elmer Herrington, a high school athlete known as a sensational volleyball player, leads the team as chief star.
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Amarillo Motorcycle Club
Presbyterian Church
Elmer Herrington
Woodmen Party Set for Tomorrow Night
Palo Duro Camp. No. 11994 Modern Woodmen of America and The Royal Neighbors plan a regular monthly entertainment in W. O. W. Hall. The dance is not the feature this time. instead the event will be a lively party with music numbers jokes and games. Members may invite friends.
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Palo Duro
Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
W. O. W. Hall
Sell by Thursday: various local for sale notices
Classified notices list items including gas range ice box furniture eggs hens musical instruments and plants offered by residents in Amarillo and Glenwood with contact phones and addresses.
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C. J. Green
Weat St
Polk
Pierce St
Maryland
Rhode Island
J. W. Key
Maple St
Glenwood
Fillmore
E. L. Smith
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Seed Co
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Doug
Farley
George Adee
Yale
By Robert Edgren
Globe
B. G. Mayberry
Harrison
Jefferson
Madison
Bath
Belmont
Postoffice
10Th
Jackson
van Buren
Pierce
Plymouth Rock
Sayre
Okla
Oxo Gas Heating & Lighting Co
East 10Th St
Amarillo, Texas
W. H. Brymer & CO
Bivins
Saneeee
Haygood Way
Harrison St
Lon Sharp
West 6Th
Young & Humphreys
Bogard Furniture Co
East Fourth Street
Taylor St
Griggs
O.—E. Long
Panhandle Furniture and Stove Co
Taylor
Furniture & Trading CO
Ren
Tyler
Santa Fe Tel
Tyler Street
C. M. Humphreys
Globe Office
E. 4Th Street
Durham
Lik Smith
Smith & Parks
W. F. Janzen
Brown & Miers
Ray Bynum
Gertrude Holman
Hutcinson County
Hiutchinson County
Harris
W. A. J. Kohlus
J. D
Moon Mullins
Egypt
Palm Beach
Miasai
Siagle
Puami Beach
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