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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
3
A game five years ago in the World Series saw the Giants crush the Yankees 18 to 5 after trailing 4 to 0. The contest featured a record 28 hits by the Yankees and 18 runs by both clubs, with a wild seven inning surge highlighted by Young's double and triple.
Rumor notes middleweight champ Tiger Flowers may adopt Cauli as a middle name after his title win. The playful suggestion appears in chatter around Flowers and boxing circles.
Coach Roy McLean reports 35 to 40 men out for cross-country, the largest turnout ever. With only three holdovers from last year, he plans to build around captain Harry Miller of Austin, Earl Connor of Eastland, and Paul S. McCarrel of Dallas.
The message mix mentions Panhandle crude at 1.25 a barrel and gasoline prices, Texas Legislature in January, parking woes in Amarillo, and humorous notes on city life. The piece includes reader letters from Amarillo residents, observations on oil, cars, and public sentiment.
The Amarillo Pros football team may host an opening game Sunday with a locally guaranteed expense plan. Fourteen players reported for training at Metro Park, with voluntary workouts for any interested player. Fort Sill may face Amarillo soon, while Lubbock pulled out of Sunday play due to readiness concerns.
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A testimonial promotes Tanlae as a nature based remedy from roots and herbs that builds strength, ends constipation, restores appetite, and eases stomach pain. It touts the tonic as a powerful medicine by claiming over 40 million bottles sold and urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
West Texas Teachers College in Canyon opens intramural athletics with 35 men in basketball and 15 to 20 in track. Coach Burton oversees both sports, with Captain Alex Hale leading the Buffaloes on the basketball court. Major losses from last year include All-Conference guards Davis Hill and Otello Herm, creating a gap in the Buffalo defense.
A London Mail piece notes bubonic plague dangers with Russia cited as a rare case, cites inoculation by Haffkine reducing mortality, and details quarantine practices at the Suez Canal for ships approaching Oriental ports.
Mountaineers in Virginia resume ginseng digging after a long lull. The root, once nearly exhausted, is now replenished and sold for about $100 per pound. Local labor and marketing earnings have improved as the supply rebounds.
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