Lindstrom Faces Chance in New World Series Return
Detroit crowds roar as Lindstrom, now with the Chicago Cubs, eyes another World Series moment against the Detroit Tigers. The veteran outfielder recalls a 1924 Giants Senators finish and reflects on fate, past trades, and the pressure of stepping into the limelight once more.
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Great Card At Armory Arena
A wrestling card at the National Guard Armory features Joe Kopecky facing Silent Rattan in the main event. Semi finals include Johnny LaRue and Al Wes cott against Blacksmith Pedigo and Dave Atkins, with Mantel presenting the show and tickets at City Drug Stores.
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Baseball World Series Sparks Major Trade Talk
Detroit reports circling moves as 16 big league clubs discuss off season trades led by Philadelphia and St Louis. Cubs ace Lonnie Warneke and Detroit hero Lynwood Rowe headline the World Series setup, fueling a 1 000 000 spectacle as Cubs chase a 21 game streak and Tigers mark another season sweep.
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Honest Hank Greenberg Sparks World Series Outlook
Detroit star Hank Greenberg doubts nerves will hinder him as the Tigers face the Cubs in the opening game at Navin Field. Cubs ace Dizzy Dean is highlighted as Detroit’s toughest obstacle while trades and rosters loom for 1936 influence. Greenberg admits world series jitters but aims to prove himself by seven games.
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Amarillo Canning Plant Relocated After WPA Funds Denial
Amarillo reports WPA funds for the canning plant are denied and the facility will be moved. Machinery will be shipped to another city as the plant, previously run by relief workers, is consigned for relocation.
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Aggie Birthday Celebration Planned in Amarillo
The Panhandle Aggie Club will mark the 59th anniversary of Texas A and M College with a dinner and program at the Amarillo Hotel Friday night. Club president B C Rogers announced alumni worldwide are expected to attend.
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Canyon Superintendent in Rotary Club Speech
Irby Carruth Canyon superintendent of public schools will speak at the Amarillo Rotary Club luncheon. He will relate incidents from his three months touring Europe this past summer and discuss Russia. Jim Farwell, Amarillo Rotary president, notes Carruth also serves as Canyon Rotarians president.
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Serious work in Southwest prep drills for opening conference game
Coaches and players from Arkansas, Texas Christian, and SMU push hard in camp scrimmages. Freshmen drill Arkansas plays against TCU as prep for the Arkansas game at Fayetteville. Secret practices in Fayetteville emphasize offense and fundamentals to curb fumbling.
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Ford Dealers Back World Series Broadcast From Amarillo
Walter Irvin Inc and Panhandle Ford dealers sponsor KGNC World Series coverage. A special wire from Navin Field in Detroit will feed play by play to KGNC with DeWitt Landis directing. Broadcasts start 12:30 Amarillo time for Detroit games and 1:30 for Chicago games, inviting fans as guests.
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Dalhart Delegation Seeks Soil Office
Dalhart businessmen in Amarillo confer with local chamber directors over the location of the WW II Soil Conservation offices. Dalhart fears removal of Texas division offices to Amarillo while Amarillo spokesmen say five state program offices may be located here and Dalhart county offices would remain intact. Uruguayan radar sets are to be manufactured in Uruguay.
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Newly Discovered Hormone Helps Men Past 40
An advertisement claims a new hormone improves vigor for men over 40. It promotes a tablet form sold under a trade name with a money back guarantee if no benefits after one month. The notice directs readers to Fox Drug Co and a booklet for men seeking renewed energy.
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Weather and sports notes from Amarillo and national sites
Fine weather aids Sandies practice as coaches Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch refine offense at Butler Field. District 1 prep games loom with Plainview versus Clovis, Pampa versus Childress, Lubbock Westerners vs Abilene, and Berger’s Bulldogs hosting Fort Worth. Also reports include Dick Hanley’s return to college football and a note on George J. Bamberger's 60 years at a St. Louis dry goods firm.
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