Bleachers Planned at Etro Park for Grid Games
Etro Park will add bleachers to host grid games expected to draw thousands after Armistice and Thanksgiving events. Childress Amarillo game Sunday may attract over 2,000 spectators with Childress bringing a strong college lineup, while Amarillo rides a 7 to 0 win over Claude.
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Etro Park
Petia
Misinden
Vernon
Wichita Fells
Childress Amarile
Childress
Amarillo
Claude
Old Folks Made New Maya’s Medicine Endorsed
A testimonial says after five months on Maya’s medicine for gas and stomach trouble the user feels entirely well and looks twenty years younger. It claims relief of stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves money refunded by Randal Drug Co and druggists.
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Maya
Randal Drug Co
Fletcher Out as Leader of Philadelphia Baseball Club
Philadelphia National League club to name a new manager next year after releasing Arthur Fletcher whose contract expires this fall. President William F. Baker sent notification. Fletcher in Collinsville Illinois said he has no definite plans. Speculation centers on Stuffy McInnis as potential successor.
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Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
Arthur Fletcher
William F. Baker
Fletcher
Collinsville
Ilinois
Baker
Stuffy McInnis
Remarkable Field Goal Feats From Early Football History
A survey of standout kicking records highlights Frosty Peters of Illinois with seventeen drop kicks in a single game, Purdue’s E. C. Robertson with seven placement goals, and three players—B. W. Traf ford Walter Eckersall Charley Brickley—each with five field goals in an intercollegiate game. It also notes Exeter High School’s Alfred Griggs with fifteen place-kicks in a 1916 score, Red Weaver of Centre College with 90 consecutive extra points, and Paddy Driscell’s 65 yard drop-kick while undefended.
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Frosty” Peters
Frosty
Peters
Illinois
Red Grange
E. C. Robertson
Purdue
B. W. Trafford
Harvard
Cornell
Walter Eckersall
Chicago
Ilinois
Nebraska
Charley Brickley
Yale
Brickley
Alfred Griggs
Exeter
Cal
Hanford High School
Red” Weaver
Centre College
Paddy” Driscell
Haines Delivers World Series Shutout Streak Starts
New York Oct. 21 Jess Haines pitched a decisive shutout over the Yankees in the 1926 World Series. The feat marks the 31st World Series shutout in history, with Christy Mathewson holding the record with four. The piece notes several classic shutouts across early 20th century Series, highlighting the Yankees as victims four times in World Series play.
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New York
Jess Haines
New York Yankees
Blankings
Christy Mathewson
Brown
Chicago Cubs
Matty
Artie Nehf
New York Giants
Haines’ Blanking
Yankees
Nehf
Haines
Giants
Athletics
Mathewson
Joe McGinnity
Chief Bender
Eerves
Chicago White Sea
Ed Welsh
Cubs
Trerre
Cannes
Grapplers and Alexander on K C Sport Bill
Kansas City wrestling fans will see their first show of the season tonight with Joe Maleewicz and Mike Romano headlining along with Grover Cleveland Alexander, world series hero, acting as referee. Cantowine vs Catolino and Swanson vs Sampson are the preliminary matches, all heavyweights in a card capped by a finish match.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Joe Maleewicz
Mike Romano
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Joe
Mike
Grover
Lazzeri
Howard Cantowine
Joe Catolino
Carl Swanson
Karl Sampson
Internal remedy Hemroid touted by Dr Leonhardt
An advertisement touts internal treatment for piles, claiming external therapies fail. Dr. J. B. Leonhardt developed Hemroid after testing 1000 cases, sold by druggists with a guarantee, and available at City Drug Co. A separate note extols electric devices and home equipment in later lines.
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Leonhardt
Climate of uncertainty surrounds key game with Labbert
Reporter notes a chaotic quote laden scene as George Lind ey of Golden Bandetorm discusses the upcoming fall schedule and oil price impacts. He expresses doubt about victory while the Sendies vow to fight on to the limit amid unclear plans and shifting city dynamics.
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Ely
Labbert
George Lindey
Giants Plan Trades But Not of Frisch
New York reports the Giants will make trades with other clubs but will keep Frankie Frisch for the 1927 season. An official says Frank will start the year in New York despite ongoing trade talks.
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Giants
Frisch
New York
Untitled notice about Liquid Shomake directions for sale
A fragmentary notice describes a liquid product named Shomake with full bottle directions offered for sale. It references quantities or instructions and mentions a torture theme in a garbled text fragment.
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Dorset
Grapplers
Alexander
K.C. Sport
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Medere
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