Motors Nose Out Morrison in City League Bowling
In Amarillo Alleys action, Panhandle Motors edged Morrison Supply 2382 to 2352 as McMinn, a new Morrison recruit, led with 641 pins. Crews added 580 for Motors while Rogers led Morrison with 478 and Wagner 455 for Morrison in the scoring totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Motors
Morrison Supply
Amarillo
McMinn
Morrison
Motors
Morrison Supply Wagner
Ward
wachMon
Ratcliff
Major League Leaders Snapshot
Batting leader Flowers and Robins hit 469. Frederick Robins and Herman lead runs batted in with 17. Frederick and Robins top hits with 24. Cuyler and Suhr share triples at 3. Jackson leads homers with 5. Cuyler and Waner top steals at 4.
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Flowers
Robins
Frederick
Comornosky
Pirates
Herman
Fisher
Cards
Cuyler
Cubs
Suhr
Jackson
Giants
P. Waner
Conant Claims All Religion Is Of The Devil At Revival
At a Tabernacle Baptist revival Dr. J. E. Conant declares Christianity is not a religion but a person and faith. He argues passion for ideals without the cross blinds churches and warns against a Jesus cult and worldly uplift without Christ. Also notes a NY resident radio set and Doyle Holmes word output trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Conant
Garden of Eden
Eve
God
Satan
Dr. Conant
Christ
Jesus
Hell
Golfino Set for Mat Bout in Amarillo Armory
Dan Golfino, a popular Hebrew welter from Milwaukee, arrives in Amarillo today to train for a clash tomorrow night at the Armory with Ido Shima. Shima, who already defeated Tiny Simmons, aims to stop Golfino before potential matchups with Cal Farley. Jack Mitchell, who defeated Dutch Bethke last week, is also slated for action in the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Golfino
Wilwaukee
Armory
Ido Shima
Tiny Simmons
Golfino
Amarillo
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jackids
Shima
Cal Farley
Simmons
Farley
Jack Mitchell
Dutch Bethke
Book and job notices fill Amarillo letters page
A compilation of letters to Tack includes a 1171 printed rare book inquiry from Doris Shore of Hereford about a 171 German grammar and dictionary, job requests from Frank Carr and A Reader seeking steady work, and readers asking about flag poles and local ad hoc employment in Amarillo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tack
Globe
Amarilloan
Friedrich Nicolai
Berlin
Germany
Amarillo
405 East Tenth
Frank Carr
East
Tenth Avenue
Five Dollar Reward Sought for Lost Blue Horse
Notice from J. C. Johnson offering five dollars for the return of a blue horse that got loose Sunday night near Happy. The finder should contact J. C. Johnson at Bivins Building by dialing 4119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy
J. C. Johnson
Bivins Building
Dial 4119
Texaco Stars and Red and White Deadlock in 9 to 9 Tie
The Texaco Stars and the Red and White battled to a 9 to 9 draw yesterday on the Texaco diamond. Friday at 5 15 p m the Texaco team meets the Smelter crew on the former’s field just north of the refinery with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco Stars
Texaco
I Am Seeking Steady Work and Help in Amarillo
A reader asks for assistance to find steady employment in Amarillo after four years as an office clerk and experience with McCormick farm work and Burroughs bookkeeping. He offers good references, notes family status, and lists contact details and a request for any job leads. He also mentions selling a one year old Boston bull terrier with papers and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe
San Beneto
Harlingen
Scottish Rite of Masonry
Texas
Kiwanis
Burroughs
Tack
McCormick
T Am
Lipscomb Street
Hunting for Work Dear Tack seeks help after family loss
A job seeker in Ama asks Tack for assistance after being left stranded by a parent and living with friends following the death of the writer’s mother. The plea stresses urgency and seriousness in finding employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack; Tam
Ama
Tack
Herbert
Griffiths Edges Gagnon for World Title Bid in Chicago
Toffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa earned a 10 round decision over Boston sailor Jack Gagnon before 20 550 spectators at the Chicago Stadium. The win lifts Griffiths back into title contention and avenges a prior technical knockout defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Toffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Jack Gangnon
Gagnon
Griffiths
Philadelphia
Missing Satchel Sought by Desperate Teen
A 16 year old seeks help locating a worn satchel taken from a carnival area. It contains personal keepsakes including deceased parents photos and car papers. She offers a liberal reward for its return and asks not to be questioned. She lives in the lower Rio Grande Valley and is visiting, can be reached at North Garfield and Sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Ford
Rio Grande Valley
North Garfield
Ponies Park
Zemo Advertises Relief for Itching Skin
Depend On Zemo to stop itching itches. The antiseptic provides relief with first application and has twenty years of success for various skin irritations. Available in 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00 price points at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Rexall Orderlie Brings Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes misery, but Rexall Orderlie tablets draw water into the dry colon to soften waste and promote normal movement. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for relief by morning. Get 24 for 26e at Rexall Drug Store City Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
City Drug Co
Dear Old Tack Seeks Light Work Options
A widow seeks employment assistance from Dear Old Tack. She offers to keep house care for children or perform any light work. She notes she is Tom and widow lady’s helper and needs work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Couple seeks work and help after unemployment
Dear Tack. A couple asks for work as a husband does labor of any kind and the wife offers cleaning skills. They seek hourly or daily pay while out of work, hoping readers can assist. Subscriber at 766 N. Pierce Street notes the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo
New York
Joseph Marlboro
Patrick Healey
Central Rooms
Fillmore Street
Pierce Street
Twin Baby Adoration Sparks Mystery Ride
A man pauses to admire newborn twins in a buggy, lifting one into his arms and declaring I believe this is Al before returning the infant. The moment adds a curious blur to the day as bystanders note the unusual display.
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Minn
NEW Bowling Star
Rogers
Major League
The
National
Athletics
Cissell
White Sox
F. Rice
Senators
Oliver
Red Sox
Kress
Manush
Browns
Tegan
Goslin
Reynolds
McManus
Tigers
Conant
New York State
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
J. H
EB. R. T
Very Sincerely
Doris Shore
Hereford
Amerillo
Deport
St. Anthony Hospital
W. I. Lawler
Buckners’ Orphans Home
Mabrey
Sammie Lee
Keith
Elroy Singletary
J. D. Singletory
U. S. S. Lexington
N. Y
Marge Unruh
West Tenth Avenue
George Lewis
Fox Drug Co
R. H. E. Texaco
Baker
Kile
Kelly and Price
Robertson, Holston, and
L. Stedger
Armstead
Yours Truly
East Ninth Avenue
Lecky Tiger
Dandruff
Randal Drug Co
Mous
Louisville
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Taylor
Watson
Cagnon
Rille
Dear Old
Mis
Reen Mather
North
Buchanan
Alberta
Lydia E. Pinkham
William Parent
W. Gand Street
Seattle
Washington
Sloan
Liniment
Crazy Water Co
Mineral Wells
Lees
Gubelmann Tire CO
4Th Ave
White Owl
Bonerak Chan Co
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