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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1926

Page

2

Panhandle to field a real semi pro baseball team this year

The Panhandle region will host a genuine semi pro baseball squad this season. Officials expect a team as strong as those from Abilene Breckenridge Lubbock and Amarillo, with a schedule that includes The Globe News baseball tournament and many Panhandle games.

Panhandle Danhandle Panhaitie Cam Abilene Breckinund Gge Lubbock Amarillo Panhantie Globe News

Carlaris Wins Tia Juana Handicap in Track Record Pace

Carlaris W T Andersons three year old swept the Tia Juana handicap by eight lengths and set a track record with 2 02 3 5 for 11 4 miles. The English import faces a tough Derby challenge at Churchill Downs as a Derby favorite after a dominant prep sweep.

New York Garlaris W. T. Anderson England KK. Macomber Star Hawk Cgeerce Smith Carlaris Anderson Unionbiedy Rosebud

Livestock and Business Conditions Improve in City

Mayor Lee Givinsa reports improvements in livestock and general business after a trip to Kansas City for a bankers conference. He planned to meet Wyncoop Kiersted, a former city consulting engineer, to discuss the water problem but could not appoint the meeting.

Lee Givinsa Wkansas City Bivins Wyncoop Kiersted Aty

Piles Cured Without Surgery Says Doctor McCleary

An instructive book by Dr. A S McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri claims piles can be cured without knife scissors hot cautery or cutting. The method has aided over twelve thousand cases in twenty six years and the book is mailed free postpaid to sufferers who send name and address to Dr McCleary at 4 Low Ave Recession Springs MO.

A. S. McCleary Excelsior Springs Ethelieity McCreary Lowh Bprines Moe

Falk Brothers Battle To Outfield Heights In 1925

Bib Falk, left fielder for the Chicago White Sox, asserts he will rise above his brother Chester Falk, St. Louis Browns pitcher. Chester hit .625 last year in seventeen games, while Bib batted .361 in 154 contests. Bib aims to top .352 his 1924 mark and prove he can outpace his southpaw kin.

Wnyself Ib Falk Ghester Chester St. Louis Browns Bib University of Texas White Sox Jawn Evers Falk Bib August Collins Chicago South Side Joe Jackson

Training Camps Show Mixed Early Baseball Outlook

Gloom and optimism compete in spring camps as the Philadelphia Athletics and Phillies head north from Florida next week. Roge rs Hornsby boosts the St. Louis Cardinals after a 7 4 win over Fort Worth, while the Braves improve at St. Petersburg. The Browns struggle but remain hopeful under Sisler. McGraw’s Giants clash with the Senators in Tampa as Vance shines for the Dodgers in Montgomery. Indians Coach Speaker sees solid shape as they depart Lakeland for New Orleans, and Cubs split coastal results with the Oaks and Bears.

Philadelphia Athletics Phillies Florida Quaker City Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Fort Worth Boston Braves St. Petersburg St. Louis Browns South Sisler Philadelphia Pilots Commie Mack Athiletics Hornsby Mcftraw Giants Washington Senators Tampa Ring New Yorkers Washington Reuther Ogden Marberry McGraw Senators Vance Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees Montgomery Speaker Cleveland Indians Indians Lakeland Fla New Orleans Chicago Cubs Oaks Oakland Irving San Francisco Bears Lee White Lesalee

Teetless Tene and Wacky Sports News

A collage of sports notes from Dallas to New Orleans covers the Dallas league club loss and Boston Red Sox struggles in Louisiana, plus Pittsburgh Pirates big win in California. The Detroit Tigers rest before a key training week, and Luque leaves for Havana after an appendicitis operation to visit his dying mother.

Dallas Texas Texas City Lyons Cox Fhe Imate New Orleans Boston Red Sox Louisiana City Gulfport Mississippi Pittsburgh Pirates Los Angeles California City Wichita Kaneas Browns Clearwater Cardinals White Sox Detroit Tigers Augusta Georgia Cincinnati Teda Miami Luque Colt Havana

Sport Gleanings on Preseason Training and Coursing Fees

Amarillo dog owners refuse to race their greyhounds in Lubbock against their own entry money citing the Lubbock Coursing association. The Hot Stove League confirms two sides exist in baseball debates and Joe Williams notes Win Rogers as a comedian who would be missed if his career ends.

Amarillo Lubbock Hot Stove League Joe Williams Win Rogers

Remington Seeks Longest Range Shotgun Shells for Waterfowl

Remington Arms announces two new shotgun shells delivering the highest velocity and greatest range in its history for waterfowl use. Officials say the shells are designed to extend shooting distance and performance.

Remington Arms Company

Unclear text fragment on coaching and city lessons

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a coach and lessons for a team, with references to distance from the city and conditioning. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable people or organizations.

Incomplete Phrase About Ducks and Ordinary Long Range Shot

Fragmentary line references ducks and a long range shot. lacks clear event, people, or place to identify a full news item. No verifiable entities or actions beyond generic hunting imagery.

Walter Johnson’s Peak Season of 1913 Highlights

Walter Johnson's best year was 1913 with 36 wins and 7 losses. The Big Train led in shutouts and strikeouts and tied with Joe Wood for a 16 game consecutive winning streak in the American League.

Walter Johnson Big Train Kat Joe Wood Prames

Hall player story contest calls for entries soon

A call goes out for a short no word story about a favorite hall player. Two boys in the nation may win a trip to a big league game and present a silver loving cap to the player. Amarillo readers are urged to participate before the deadline.

Amarillo

No sightings of any wrestler doing road work this morning

No person reported seeing a wrestler on road work duties this morning. Authorities said no activity was observed and no incidents were reported in the area.

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