Army Beats Navy 19 to 3 in Season Finale Gridiron
In New York the Army team defeated Navy 19 to 3 before about 74,000 spectators. Army led 7 3 at halftime after Harding to Baxter for a touchdown and Wilson extra point, then padded the margin with a late foul to finish 19 3. Secretary Wilbur and Secretary Davis sat apart, later applauding good sportsmanship.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Army
Navy
Wilbur
Davis
Reeder
Flippen
Hamilton
Born
Harding
Baxter
Wilson
Clarindan College grid season ends with win over Montezuma
Clarendon college wrapped up a strong grid season by beating Montezuma college 25 to 0 in Las Vegas. The nine game schedule ended with four wins, one tie and three losses. Coach Trae Burton expects several veterans back for 1926 and notes Clarendon’s place among Panhandle teams with near misses against Canyon and Texas Tech and a one point loss to the same rival.
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Clarendon
Clarentor College
Montezuma College
Las Vegas
Trarley Trae Burton
Panhandle
Canyon
Texas
Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
A collection of brief notes from railroad workers and towns in the West. Mentions K E Lively leaving El Reno for Amarillo, L A McDonald reporting for Denver, Jorgo Harrison’s Thanksgiving geese, and various Denver and Texas railroad staff movements. Includes local quips about Florida, a Kansas Missouri map gag, and Western Union signs-off about two agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Lively
Rock Island
Jeft
el Reno
Amarillo
West
Denver
L. A. McDonald
Jorgo Harrison
F. E. Harrington
Houston
Ed Taylor
B. Violett
Fort Worth
N. B. Pruett
Hall County
Ruby Ivie
C. K. Ivie
Vernon
C. A. Delk
Denver Roundhouse
Texline
P. D. van Hoose
Plainview
Florida
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Lexal
Kansas City
Allsville
King Tut
Western Union Telegraph Company
Polka Polk street sayings mix wit and weird ads
A jumble of column items, jokes, local ads, and odd anecdotes from Amarillo notes. It mentions Sewell's drug store at 404 Polk street, humorous lines about meals and dating, railroad mentions, and assorted small town humor.
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Sewell
Paul
Sewell’s
Polk Street
Paul Sewell
Definition Contest Seeks True Sportsman Standards
The Globe invites entries for a 100 word definition of a true sportsman with prizes of 7.50, 5, and 2.50. First and second place receive a one year Outdoor America subscription from Walter Crossett and associates. Submissions close December 10 and should be sent to the sports editor marked Sportsmanship Definition.
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Walter Crossett
College Football Scores From Around The Nation
South Carolina defeated Centre 20 to 0 and Boston College beat Holy Cross 17 to 6. Carnegie over Pittsburgh 36 to 0 while Army won 10 to 3 against Navy. Haskell Indians lost to Loyola 0 to 6. Colorado College edged Colorado School of Mines 20 to 16 in Denver. Arkansas prevailed 20 to 7 at Tulsa against the Tulsa squad.
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South Carolina
Centre
Boston College
Holy Cross
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Army
Navy
Haskell Indians
Loyola
Denver
Colorado College
Colorado School of Mines
Tulsa
University of Arkansas
University of Tulsa
Big Os Eckhardt May Play Against Red Grange
It is reported Eckhardt has been offered to join Red Grange's pro team in Miami during Christmas holidays. The West Texas State Teachers college coach is reviewing Eckhardt's offer alongside another strong option. Eckhardt is regarded as one of the top players from the Southwestern Conference and receives many pro offers each holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig Os
Community Notes From North Amarillo Grows Quiet
Church and civic life dominate this week with funeral duties for Mrs. C Kring and sermons by Rev. G H Bryant. Locals attend state teachers meeting in Dallas and wait for North Amarillo Civic club officer elections tomorrow night led by Rev. Bryant.
Loyola Defeats Haskell Indians 6-0 In Open Play Game
Loyola University beat the Haskell Indians 6 to 0 in Chicago as both teams played open, fast football. The contest featured steady offense from Loyola and strong defense against Haskell.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Local residents share Thanksgiving plans and health updates
Here There Everywhere T. E. Brown of 694 Houston street spent Saturday in Panhandle on business. Mrs. Oliver of 906 Walnut street has shown improvement after illness. Miss Julia Jones, a Wayland Baptist College student at Plainview, spent Thanksgiving in Amarillo with family in San Jacinto and friends in Glenwood. L. B. Hammond and family, Charlie Thompson and family, and Miss Pauline Frame spent Thanksgiving with friends in Canyon.
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T. E. Brown
Houston Street
Panhandle
Oliver
Walnut Street
Julia Jones
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Glenwood
L. B. Hammond
Charlie Thompson
Pauline Frame
Canyon
Intermediate B Y P U party at Glenwood Baptist Church
The Intermediate B Y P U of Glenwood Baptist held a Friday night party in the church basement with games and refreshments for a large crowd. Ed Morton and family visited in Washburn Thursday as Dr. and Mrs. C M Clough visited Mrs Cloughs mother at 407 Locust Street. Regular services will be held with Rev Green Wilson at morning and J W Cotten at evening. the new pastor has not yet arrived in Amarillo.
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Glenwood Baptist Church
Ed Morton
Washburn
C. M. Clough
Mantell and Londos Could Stage High-Drama Wrestling Bout
Promoter Pat Patterson muses about a potential match between Dutch Mantell and Billy Londos here. Mantell, on friendly terms with Farley and Jensen, says fans would get plenty of action. Londos traits suggest a thrilling, mean-streak showdown, while Cal Farley remains sidelined with a broken foot and eyes a return in two to three months.
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Pat Patterson
Mantell
Farley
Jensen
Londos
Cal Farley
High Star Wins Bowie Mile Race in Endurance Handicap
In Bowie Maryland on November 28 the Jog cabin stud High Star ridden by Eddie Barnes won the endurance handicap for two year olds a mile race. Ingrid ridden by Lee Rosenberg finished second and Timmara owned by Chicago O'Brien was third, while Teak placed fifth as the public favorite.
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High Star
Bowie Track
Jog Cabin Stud
Eddie Barnes
Lee Rosenberg
Ingrid
Chicago
O'Brien
Timmara
Teak
Refugee Colony Nears Starvation in Shanghai Crisis
Shanghai's Russian refugee community of about twelve thousand faces a harsh winter as general strike fallout worsens hardship. Many refugees previously found work but influxes from Harbin and renewed poverty strain scarce funds and escape routes. the refugee committee has dissolved due to lack of funds, complicating aid efforts.
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United Press
Shanghai
Tolconda
Harbin
Municipal Electricity Department
Houston Street Missionary Society to Meet Tuesday
The Houston Street Missionary Society will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as plans for community outreach are discussed and assignments assigned.
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Houston Street
Soelery
Washington Upsets Dope Beats Southern California
Washington State college pulled a major upset by defeating Southern California 17 to 12 in Los Angeles. The Cougars led 6 to 1 at half, were down 12 to 10 after three quarters, and a late touchdown pass from Sweet to Parkhill sealed the win. quarterback H Meeker starred for Washington State.
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Los Angeles
Washington State College
Southern California
Cougars
H. Meeker
Trojans
Washington State
Sweet
Parkhill
Alabama Declared Champion of Southern Conference Football
Alabama’s undefeated team was proclaimed champion of the Southern Conference for a second consecutive year after defeating Tulane. Zeph Newman, chairman of a Southern sporting editors committee, announced the award, and Alabama retains the Pickens trophy as the title’s emblem.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Reformatory Crowding Prompts Pardon Of 34 Inmates
Topeka Kansas November 28 Gov Ben S Paulen pardoned thirty four inmates of the Hutchinson Reformatory amid crowded conditions. State officials say a crime wave has stretched the state's penal capacity and the institution faces strain.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Hutchinson Reformatory
Ben S.S. Paulen
Kansas
Johnson Street Coach Names Ward School All Star Eleven
Damon Blake, coach of Johnson Street Ward school, selects an all star ward school football eleven. The list includes Leon Morris, J D Arnold, Buster Cooper, Arlie Hudson, Wayne DeGrassi, J W Goft, Tommy Reeves, Paul Fuqua, Henry Adams, J M Warner, and Ralph Sloan, spanning Johnson and McKinley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Panthers Bears End Pro Season In Midwest Clash
Detroit closes pro season December 12 with a game between the Detroit Panthers and the Chicago Bears featuring Red Grange. The planned Panthers Akron Indians contest was cancelled by Detroit management after six games in three weeks.
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United T'resa
Detroit
Detroit Panthers
Chicago Bears
Red Grange
Panthers
Akron Indians
Chicago
Jess Sanders Sees Cisco Weak On Defense At Home Clash
J J Sanders, local travel salesman, predicts Amarilk¢ will beat Cisco. He notes Cisco has faster backs and a strong line but points to Clark’s off tackle plays and overhead defense as weaknesses. Sanders expects Oakes to struggle at end due to Cisco’s wing players.
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J. J
Jess” Sanders
Cisco
Sanders
Loboes
Brownwood
Clark
Oakes
Forty charges against Yancy Story in Valleyview robbery
Gainesville Texas November 28 Twelve charges of robbery and arson were added to the twenty eight charges of robbery and murder already facing Yancy Story making an even forty. The new charges relate to the December 19 1924 robbery of the First Guaranty State Bank of Valleyview and the town's partial destruction.
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Gainesville
Tex
Yancy
M. E. Williott
Cooke County
First Guaranty State Bank
Valleyview
Amarillo Area Social News Includes Visits and Trips
Miss Etheline Roark and William Reeves of Vega visited Amarillo. Georgia Mae Runyan illness improves. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bunton hosted an informal party with hot chocolate and cake. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burnam spent Thanksgiving in Amarillo with Mrs. Burnam's sister. Burch rural school held a box supper for the school. Mr. Fox of Hereford visiting relatives in Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Roland joined an excursion to the Rio Grande Valley and Old Mexico returning Thursday. Mrs. Roland praised the trip.
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Etheline Roark
William Reeves
Vega
Amarillo
Georgia Mae Runyan
G. A. Bunton
Lincoln Street
H. B. Burnam
Clarendon
Burn
Burch
Fox
Hereford
J. A. Bowman
East Sixth Street
C. F. Roland
Fast Fifth Street
Rio Grande Valley
Old Mexico
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Ron Amarillo Gambler
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Martha
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O. W
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Clovis
J. T. Hardy
A. J. Smith
Dalhart
Abe Lincoln
Johnnie Hale
Izaak Walton League
Great Northern Railway
Alaska
Tack
BIG Os’ Eckhardt
North
Amarfllo
G. H. Bryant
Lockney
W. C. Garret
W. C. Garrett
Delphia Throckmorton
Hallie Hall
Jewel Throckmorton
Marion Webb
Dave Pierce
North Polk Street
Cupid
Beiss
Anne Foirmmeeest
Anne Forrest
Dutch Mantell
Billy Londos
China
Washington
Southern
California
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Reformatory
GOV
BEARS
Mid-West
Jess Sanders
Yancy Storey
J. F. Farmer
Crating & Packing
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