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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1926

Page

2

Golden Canyon Player Catches Two Passes In Narrow Loss

The Golden Sandstorm fell 13 to 12 to the Canyon Eagles at Metropolitan Park before 2,000 fans. Curtis Brown of Canyon shone with two receptions and two runs, including a 30 yard TD, while Amarillo’s Larsen and Bassett scored for their side.

Golden Sandstorm Canyon Eagles Aerial Artists Metropolitan Park Canyon Amarillo Curtis Brown Small Canyon Christian Piygkin Brown Bassett Lee Larsen Msi Bishop Wiggins Ben Parker Eagle Yon Golden Sandies A. Y.S. Roughnecks Erhardt Conklin Hamilton Nunn Rockwell Brown Beetler Campbell Feilback Borden Redfern Kaos Covington Beaver Rigdon Campbell Hudgins Beetler Gordon Beetles Wodgins Larven Tel Canyon Eckhardt Tesas Parcells Southwestern Pire Berton Oklahoma Inesmaan

Reds Finish With Edge Over Cardinals in 1900s Baseball Play

The Reds secured a commanding position atop the circuit with an overwhelming win over the Cardinals, claiming their status as National League champions. They held a 605 game advantage in the standings and won 4 of 52 series, underscoring their dominance.

LOU Ger St. Lowe Carthale Reds

Tactless Texan and city hall caps spark Amarillo debate

Community column notes a Thursday auditorium night program for working girls, a letter from a working girl in town, and a traffic dispute favoring parallel parking. Captain Lewis backs parallel parking, while jokes about hats, nails, and a mule crossed paths with local life and insomnia anecdotes.

Lewis Amarillo Jeff Captain Lewis

Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys and Odd Text Fragments

Obscure OCR note presents garbled phrases about salts and kidney pain. It is interspersed with fractured segments mentioning dates, people, places, and numbers that are unreadable, yielding a fragmented, nonsensical record.

Those Famous Joneses: Auto Thrills Move to October II

Fey Murray notes the Jones family’s sports prominence with Tad Jones of Yale and Howard Jones of USC shaping football at their campuses. The piece also reports postponed Amarillo auto races rescheduled for October 16 and 17 due to muddy tracks, with drivers heading to Wichita Falls and Texas-Oklahoma fairs.

Fey Murray Jone Smith Tatter Donald Smith Ou” Smith Sherry” Smith Andy Smith Joneses Bobby Sam Arnold Jones Bil Tilden Forest Hill Bobbie Jones Dick Jones Baltusrol Sam" Jones Yankees Indians Cleveland Tad Jones Yale Howard Jones University of Southern California Wey Smith Brothers U. C Howard Dhing Husky Nes Ted Cey Harvard Aryl Amarillo Tri-State Fair Awacker Fair American Automobile Association Wichita

Saturday October 30 Big Conference Football Date Set

Major afternoon slate on October 30 features many key interconference games. Penn Michigan Navy Notre Dame Georgia Tech each draw big attention with first eastern visit to Champaign and final Navy-Michigan series clash highlighted alongside Notre Dame at South Bend.

Milneis Penn Michigan Mammoth Memorial Champaign Navy Baltimore Wolverines Maryland Notre Dance Ceorgicn Tech Tule Mockre Bere Notre Bewth Read

Unclear historical sports duel noted with scattered names

Fragmented text records a tense, difficult race or game with references to Stevens, Arey, and others in a late 20th century Gulf region. It hints at records, notable performances, and shifting leaders but lacks coherent details or dates.

Elles Gulf Stevens Wehne

Flashes of Life Meer

Flawed OCR fragment yields unclear text with disjoint phrases and scattered words. No coherent event,人物, or location can be determined from the readable portion.

Press Gang to Finish Initial Round Sunday

Press gang players must complete the first round of handicap play by Sunday night at Twin Hills golf course or default in the tournament. Dutch Mantell offers Gold merchandise valued at $12 as first prize and J FE Clements provides 91 percent golf balls as second prize.

Ills Press Gang Twin Hills Golf Course Dutch Mantell J. FE. Clements

Auction of Two Million Pounds Texas Mohair Planned

The fall clip from Texas mohair totaling about two million pounds will be auctioned this week in San Antonio with sales on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Buyers from across the United States are expected to attend. The Bracketville and Uvalde districts provide the bulk of the material.

San Amo Oct Texas

Glandular Treatment Promises Vitality Boost

An advertisement extols glandular therapy for tired and run-down individuals. It promotes Clandogorn and Glandogen tablets as the simple method to restore vigor through normal gland function, endorsed by scientists and physicians in the country and Europe. Rendall Drug 2 Taylor distributes the products.

Europe Clandogorn Taylor

Small sausages Fried as substitutes for frankfurters in hot dogs

Readable note suggests using small sausages fried as a substitute to make hot dog sandwiches. It highlights a simple preparation idea for casual meals with available ingredients. No persons or organizations are named.

Big water dam at Word Ranch under rush construction

City inspector Marve Avery reports rapid progress on the Word Ranch dam in Palo Duro canyon. Dirt flies as three caterpillar engines graders and mass of workers excavate ready for cement, with pipe from Galveston arriving and ditch work planned from ranch toward the city to handle natural low water.

Palo Duro Canyon Marve Avery Mr. Avery Galveston

Porto Rico Reclaims Land With Isabela Irrigation Project

The Isabela project in Porto Rico will reclaim about 15 000 acres by irrigation. The Guajatara dam creates a large reservoir between the towns of Lares and near Lares to store water. Cost estimated at 75 000 pesos. Crops grown will be corn sweet potatoes and cotton.

Porto Rico Isabela Guajatara Lares

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