Amarillo and Memphis Prepare For High School Championship
Amarillo High School meets Memphis Cyclone in the Northwest Texas championship at 3 PM Thursday. Memphis arrives by special train with 600 fans, two pep squads, and a band. Amarillo expects strong local backing and a large student turnout. Tickets are $1 at the stadium. 50 cent student tickets on sale at the high school today.
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Cisco Loboes Seek All West Texas Honors Challenge
The Cisco Loboes urge to play the AmarilloMemphis winner for the All West Texas championship after clinching their section. Bri Whitehead of the Cinco chamber of commerce advocates action, asserting only West Texas results should decide the title.
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Five-for-five game by George Sisler in 1921 Tigers Browns tilt
The article recalls George Sisler going five for five with four different base hits in a Detroit versus St. Louis Browns game on August 13, 1921, with added double power as the Browns won 7 to 5 in ten innings. It also mentions Red Grange and Strangler Lewis in brief, disparate notes.
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Red” Grange
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Lewis
Mike Romano
Chicago
Terse notes from a chaotic Amarillo column about oil, wit, and gossip
A fragmented column satirically critiques oil ventures and local figures near the Canadian River. It parries personal slights, wagers on oil output, and wanders through incidents of romance, money schemes, and street life in Amarillo.
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Spain
Texas Tech Matadors Hope to Upset West Texas Teachers
The Texas Tech Matadors prepare for a Thanksgiving game against West Texas Teachers College Buffaloes to decide the Panhandle and South Plains title. Coach and players like Bruce Reed Mil lar Carpenter Woolridge Wilson and Alford return from injuries to lead a high scoring season with one defeat in nine games. The Buffaloes seek a season turning victory to end a disappointing year.
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Alford
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Memphis Amarillo Color Clash Sparks Pep Section Debate
Memphis high school colors are black and gold, matching Amarillo's. With two pep squads of 36 each and a pagemade band, fans face a color clash as Memphis and Amarillo prepare to meet, while Amarillo's boys' turnout remains sparse and unorganized.
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Storm aftermath and football scores listed in Memphis section
Recent storms report sweeping results across the Cyclone’s wake with Memphis results showing Roaring Springs Wellington Shamrock Canyon Miami and other teams, followed by football player listings and totals. The piece blends weather impact notes with game scores and player credits, ending with a brief note about Twelve Edwards Photos solving Christmas problems.
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Johnson Wildcats 10 Win Ward School Cup Title
The Johnson Wildcats clinched the ward school football title with a 10 0 victory over San Jacinto. San Jacinto finished second, Buchanan third, and McKinley fourth as the season ends. Tommy Reeves starred for Johnson Street with numerous touchdowns. coaching by Damon Blake and Donald Honeycutt.
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