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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1928
Page
10
Walter Hagen returns to defend the National Professional championship as top instructors join the field in Baltimore. More than thirty players will tee off through the day as the grind begins to crown a new holder after Hagen’s four-year reign.
Court records show numerous property transfers with buyers and sellers including Wolflin, Ledford, and Rogers among others, with prices from 10 to 10 000 dollars. Vehicle registrations listed include Union Ware Rope Corp, Frost Motor, Cullum Motor, and several dealerships in Panhandle Texas.
Chicago, Oct. 1. Football in the western conference will burst into full volume next Saturday with every eleven in combat and the spotlight on the Notre Dame versus Wisconsin game at Madison. Most Big Ten games are warm ups except the Wisconsin Notre Dame affair which is expected to show mid season caliber football.
The United States Big Four, led by Tommy Hitchcock, enters the Wednesday rematch with Argentina as favorites after a 7 to 6 victory in Saturdays opener. A win would clinch the Americas championship for the U S program in New York.
An advertising claim urges thin men and women to try McCoy's Tablets to gain at least 5 pounds in six weeks with a money back guarantee. It cites a large national audience and lists Fox, Randal, Post Office Drug Stores as distributors.
A chaotic scene erupted as Cardinal fans celebrated, leaving some households battered and a broker injured. Foster Eaton reports from St Louis detailing the fracas and local reactions.
The Globe will discontinue its 6 o clock baseball green sheet edition after the regular season ends, except for World Series games not fitting the home edition. An early Saturday green sheet will carry football results nationwide during football season. In St Louis, fans celebrate with battered metal from cars while awaiting a Cardinals Yankees World Series, with Sam Breadon praising the club’s win chances and pitching staff.
Rogers Hornsby has clinched the National league title while the American league race between Goose Goslin and Heinie Manush remains unsettled until official statistics are released. Current semi official totals place Goslin narrowly ahead, with Manush close behind as the Nation al league standings are settled for 1927.
Odds on the St Louis Cardinals to beat the New York Yankees in the world series lengthen after Gehrig sustains a swollen face from a Detroit pitch. Early lines shifted from 6 to 5 on the Cardinals to 7 to 5 and then 10 to 7, with 5 to 4 to win Game 1 and 12 to 5 against a two games sweep.
Horace Bassell, chairman of the Amanto council training committee, says a ten week leadership training class for boys will open within two weeks. The course mirrors a previous spring program that enrolled over 70 businessmen and professionals for certificates.
A special meeting of the Ama Boy Scout council will be held in the directors room of the Amer State Bank at 10 o clock Tuesday morning. Frank M. Buler, president, says officials are expected to attend to handle business of special importance.
Harlingen Texas moves to a daily afternoon and Sunday morning Star with a 52 page edition. Howard Barrett, ex Abilene Daily Reporter, is publisher. Otto Winks is managing editor. associates include Bernard Hanks Houston Harte and W G King. The Star carries AP leased wire service.
The Dixie series stands tied with Birmingham Barons and Houston Buffs confident for game five in Houston. Ralph Judd backs Alabama hopes while Ken Penner or Frank Barnes may start for Birmingham. Hallahan dominated for Houston, scattering two singles while fanning eleven in a 6–0 win to the Buffs before 17,552 fans.
New York a city wide crackdown on speakeasies follows the weekend deaths of Margaret Malloy 40 and Robert McKay. Twenty five others remain hospitalized after suspected alcoholic poisoning with several in coma. Police trace sources and vow action against known saloons.
National and American League leaders listed by team. Notable names include Hornsby Lindstrom Waner Bottomley Gehrig Ruth Crowder and Goslin with batting totals runs batted in and home run counts. The text also mentions a fashion note about brassiere and pantie sets in Nile green peach and flesh velvet.
New York October 1 Fortythousand seats for every World Series game at Yankee Stadium will go on sale at 10 am to fans Ed Barrow AL champions secretary announced Half are grand stand seats priced at 3 each and the rest bleacher seats at 1 The 35000 reserved seats are reported sold Fox Drug Co note
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