Pal Moore Outpoints Dandy Dick Griffin in Dallas Bout
Memphis bantamweight Pal Moore defeats Fort Worth's Dandy Dick Griffin by decision in a 0 round bout praised for Moore's footwork and hit and run tactic as reported by local press.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
3
Memphis bantamweight Pal Moore defeats Fort Worth's Dandy Dick Griffin by decision in a 0 round bout praised for Moore's footwork and hit and run tactic as reported by local press.
E B Tracy president of the Western league favors moving the St Joseph club to Amarillo. Tracy asked for a report on Amarillo prospects and visited last fall hoping to relocate for the last eleven games. Local baseball men split between enthusiasm and caution as they await developments in Amarillo.
W. Looney secretary manager of the Panhandle Auto club departs for Austin tonight as a member of the state legislature. He will represent Texas automobile owners in matters of taxes and new bills.
Oscar Eckhardt, coach of West Texas State Teachers, will referee the Lubbock Amarillo game with Potts Anderson of Wayland and Gilbert Jackson as assistants. A strong crowd is expected with monster pep meeting and bonfire. Admission is 50 cents to 1 dollar.
In Austin Texas Jedee James B Hamilton of the criminal district court will preside over the murder trial of Rev J Frank Norrie. The Nertle trial moved to Austin from Port Worth where the pastor’s home is located after Norris faced charges of estetenre of somepiter ageinet him.
Scout officials announce an honor court session this evening in the city. Details are limited due to OCR garble, but the event aims to address discipline matters involving local scouts and leaders.
A man named Drucelt from Temple was found shot to death. Police report no clear suspect or motive as investigators review the scene.
Paul Smith, backfield ace for Michigan State College, is hailed as campus hero after becoming the first State player to score against Michigan in eight years. He kicked a field goal, excels as a drop kicker and punter, and is adept at passing. The junior has one more year to play.
Promoter Elmer Guthrie eyes a crowd exceeding 1,200 for a Dutch Mantell versus Charley Grip match at the armory. Mantell trains with Cal Farley as Farley plans a ring comeback, while Grip vows to prove superiority to top wrestlers before retirement.
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