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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1927

Page

14

Hagen Espinosa Turnesa Golden In Semi Finals

Walter Hagen leads four contenders into the National PGA semi finals at Dallas with Al Espinosa, Joe Turnesa, and Johnny Golden. Hagen defeated Tommy Armour to reach the semis while Turnesa upset Gene Sarazen and Espinosa edged Morte Dutra in a dramatic match to reach the final four. If Hagen wins, he would claim the fifth PGA title.

George Huckabay United Press Dallas Walter Hagen National Professional Golfers’ Association Hagen al Espinosa Joe Turnesa Johnny Golden Tommy Armour Congressional Club Washington Walter Armour Turnesa Gene Sarazen Sarazen Espinosa Morte Dutra Dutra Espinss Golden Patterson New Jersey

Paris Police Move Fast Motors After Disorder News

Paris reports say after Sacco and Vanzetti's execution, police mobilized heavily to curb riots. Authorities plan more motor trucks and fast cars to move reserves quickly, using small autos for spotting danger and trucks to rush reinforcements.

Associated Press Paris Sacco Vanzetti

Hoekelman Returns To Lead Cornell After Misstep

Harold Hoekelman, Cornell captain and star halfback, faced a costly muff on a last-minute punt against Williams, costing a 14 to 7 defeat. He recovered to star in later games, epitomizing a remarkable comeback after leaving college for a year.

Associated Press Ithaca N. Y Cornell Harold Hoekelman Williams Hoekelman Heekelman Merkle Gilmour Dobie New York

Bagshaw Leads Huskies to Coast Glory and Strong Cast

A HUSKY coach Feg Murray notes Bagshaw’s Washington Huskies won the 1925 Pacific Coast Conference and held Nebraska to a split, praising his defense against Ernie Nevers and Stanford. The piece highlights Bagshaw’s rise from Everett High to University of Washington and his plan to face Stanford Oregon and USC in succession amid talk of ranking with the best.

Enoch Bagshaw Pacific Northwest Washington Huskies Nebraska Lincoln Wilson and Tesreau Bagshaw Ernie Nevers Stanford Washington Northwest Seattle Puget Sound Huskies Ore Gon Southern California Oregon Conibear Nevers Cardinals Bad Boys University of Washington Everett Wash Fey Murray Billy Driver California Agricultural College

European Travel Shifts as Prices Rise Across Europe

Trunks show final destinations mostly Italy Switzerland or Germany with many tourists choosing France last year for cheaper holidays. Hotel prices in France now resemble 1926 levels except luxury hotels charging 70 to 100 percent more in dollars, signaling a broad price surge in European travel. Paris reports a shooting wave and popular steel vest coats.

Paris France St. Louis Philadelphia New York Saint Lazare Station Cherbourg Harve Bond Italy Switzerland Germany Europe Hotels de Luxe

Horses Enter Hardest Game Saturday

Sparks from Herb Joesting and Chris ty Flanagan propel anticipation for the Minnesota Notre Dame showdown. Chicago hosts Michigan in a pivotal Big Ten clash with elim ination on the line for both, while Purdue- Northwestern Illinois- Iowa and Ohio State Harvard Princeton games add to a marquee Saturday slate across the Midwest.

Clark B. Kelsey United Press Chicago Sparks Herb Joesting Christy Flanagan University of Chicago Michigan Lafayette Purdue Northwestern Illinois Hawkeyes Llinois Ohio State Harvard Princeton Indiana

Georgia Fullback Has Heels Too Small

This Mc Crary, fullback for Georgia, has unusually shaped feet with small heels and a large forefoot. To prevent sore feet, Coach Woodruff has him fitted with specially made football shoes, and he is sent to Atlanta during the season for footwear.

Athens McCrary Georgia Woodruff Atlanta

Tottenham Firemen Seek Overcoats in London Debate

Tottenham council debates whether firemen should have overcoats after 25 years without. Councillor Jay cites brigade committee recommendation to refuse. Councillor Frost questions the need. The piece notes a long tradition and humorous quip about blue painted overcoats. London Gardeners Like Hedgehog Pets features hedgehog-truck vendors aiding growers and pest control.

Tottenham Council London Tottenham Jay Fire Brigade Committee Frost Associated Press

Milkman of Aurora Star Guard Delivers on Field

Vern Eilers, star guard for Oregon State, known as the milkman of Aurora, stands out as the only agricultural student on the team. He argues that milking and dairy discipline sharpen football instincts and is regarded as one of the region’s top guards.

Aurora Vern Eilers Oregon State Eilers

Valley’s big game set as Missouri faces West Virginia

Kansas and Nebraska clash in Lincoln in the Missouri Valley Conference race with Iowa State facing Drake in Des Moines and Oklahoma meeting Washington in Norman. Missouri aims to extend a perfect league mark as they host West Virginia in a key intersectional tilt.

Gaylord P. Godwin United Press Kansas City Missouri Valley Conference Kansas Nebraska Lincoln Iowa State Drake Des Moines Oklahoma Washington Norman Missouri West Virginia Columbia Grifffell Wisconsin Madison Oklahoma Aggies Kansas Aggies Missourians Tigers Mountaineers

British Amateur To Broadcast To U S In September

British amateur Gerald Marcuse, licensed to transmit speech and music, plans a long distance broadcast starting in September. The program will target United States listeners with three weekly sessions, including Sundays from 6 to 8 p m, using up to 1 kilowatt on 23 and 33 meter waves.

U. S London United States Gerald Marcuse

Whistles Replace Semaphores for St. Paul Traffic

Adoption of whistles by St. Paul traffic cops drew one complaint from the wives who said their husbands lips grew sore from constant blowing. The whistles continue to be used though the issue sparked concern.

ST. Paul

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