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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
5
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm athletes return to workouts after Memphis game as they prepare for Friday clash with Cisco Big Dam Hoes in West Texas interscholastic football. The team, in good shape, aims to avoid staleness before a potential gate share and travel costs are outlined.
The Globe and Randall County News publish editorials condemning many protests in the Interscholastic League. They urge pregame protests to clarify eligibility and accuse schools of rule evasion, calling for a clean up in athletics and accountability by coaches and authorities.
Feg Murray critiques Harvard’s 1925 football team after a lopsided Princeton defeat. He ridicules the players as sluggards despite their build, laments coaching and strategy, recalls Harvard’s storied past, and imagines a future cartoon iteration.
Mrs. Bessie Ellinger of New York and her granddaughter intercepted three men who allegedly robbed a taxi driver. The grandmother was commended by the court for bravery amid the incident.
Syracuse and Dartmouth each place two players on the All Eastern team chosen by AP voter John Meehan with selections including Hanson and Tulley at end, Joss and Sprague at tackle, Wissinger and Skubin guards, McMillan center, Foley quarterback, Tyron and Oberlander halfbacks, Kreuz fullback. The Southern team lists Low end, Rives tackle, Buckler guard, Kent guard, Levy center and others from Tennessee Vanderbilt Alabama Sewanee Tulane.
A collage of humorous anecdotes from The Globe including tales of cave-man lore, candid teen survey answers, a plug for Paul Sewell druggist, old doctor anecdotes, and a Plainview joke submission mishap, weaving light local color through short vignettes and character sketches.
A funeral director named Woo articulates a philosophy of honesty in mourning. He notes his own sadness as a signal of sincerity and reflects on the challenging times his business faces amid widespread grief.
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