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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1927

Page

8

Wedal Play All Week in Last Big Tourney

Qualifying rounds of the professional golfers association tournament began in Dallas with sixty seven pros entered. Medal play for 36 holes started today with match play to follow Saturday to decide the champion. Stars include Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Tommy Armour Johnny Farrell and more.

United Press Dallas Tex Professional Golfers Association Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Tommy Armour Johnny Farrell al Espinosa Harry Associated Press Oct United States Tommy Arthour Washington Pscadena Florida New York Cedar Crest

Missouri Triumph Over Northwestern Surprises Fans

Missouri defeats Northwestern 34 to 19 in the big inter sectional game. Kansas beats Drake 7 to 6 in a close match. Iowa State upsets Kansas Aggies 12 to 7. Oklahoma and Central State Teachers tie 14 all. Grinnell shut out by Marquette 21-0. Washington ties Westminster in a Missouri college union clash.

United Press Kansas City Missouri Westminster Missouri College Union

Bears Stay On Top With Fifth Straight Pro Grid Win

The Chicago Bears beat Dayton 14 to 6 to extend their winning streak in the National Professional Football league. Red Grange’s New York Yankees edged the Chicago Cardinals 7 to 6 as Grange watched from the sideline with a knee injury. Other scores included Providence 14 Frankfort 0 and Cleveland 21 Duluth 0 with New York Giants 16 Pottsville 6.

United Press Chicago Chicago Bears Bears Dayton Red Grange New York Yankees Chicago Cardinals Grange Providence Frankfort Cleveland Duluth New York Giants Pottsville

Ice Box Pie Paste for Emergency Use

A practical tip describes making extra pie paste when baking and storing it in a glass jar on ice for future emergencies. The advice emphasizes having a ready supply for quick pies.

Thundering Herb Joesting Dominates On Field

A vibrant profile of Herb Joesting known as The Terrible Swede praises his 1926 all American season, captaincy of the Minnesota Gophers, and expects clashes with Notre Dame and Michigan. It details his size six foot one two hundred pounds, power in hips, high knee action, and legendary line plunging style. It also notes Coach Yost calling him the greatest back in the West.

Heston Thorpe Coy Maulbetsch Herb Joesting Jack Dempsey Owatonna Big Notre Dame Michigan Herb Yost West

Gambling debt suit opened against Rogers Hornsby

Frank L. Moore of Newport, Kentucky, files suit in St Louis circuit court seeking 920,000 from Rogers Hornsby, former Giants captain and Cardinals manager, on a two year mutual betting agreement claiming daily wagers near 1,000. Hornsby defense argues debts from gambling are not collectible. Moore says tips and profits followed from 1925 season after meeting in Cincinnati. He says he borrowed 130,000 to settle mutual obligations after the affair soured.

United Press ST. Louis Frank L. Moore Newport Rogers Hornsby New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Moore Hornsby Cincinnati

Anglers Offer Bounty to Rid River Weaver Otters

Northwich anglers association offers rewards to remove otters from the River Weaver. $5 for a full grown otter and $2.50 for a cub, aiming to clear the waterway for fishing.

Anglers’ Association of Northwich England

Stagg Still In There Calling Men Jackasses At Chicago

Alonzo Stagg, 63, begins his 36th Western Conference season with Chicago undefeated in the Big Ten. He mentors fast, open play while bracing his squad with tactical drills and occasional blunt nicknames, aiming at another conference title as peers challenge Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin.

Stagg Jackasses Associated Press Chicago Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago Ralph Welch Purdue Welch Red Grange Michigan Ilinois Wisconsin

Gene Tunney Strolls Incognito at Albany Depot

Gene Tunney wandered the Union depot in Albany for about thirty minutes on Sunday while en route to Brant Lake camp of David Fitzgerald of Glen Falls. He was joined by Upton Glose, author, and favored discussing books over fighting. He planned to meet friends and enjoy a relaxed stay at the camp for one to two weeks.

United Press Albany N. Y Gene Tunney Union Brant Lake David Fitzgerald Glen Falls Upton Glose Gene

Penn State Defeat Highlighted By Sportsmanship

Bucknell beat Penn State 7 0 at halftime as captain Walter Diehl played with a broken ankle. Penn State tied the game in the second half and Bucknell coach Snavely sent Diehl in to urge his teammates.

Associated Press Lewisburg Pennsylvania Bucknell Penn State Diehl Snavely Bison Wally

Spanish Games Affected By Fixing Fears In Spain

Spanish officials warn that the national pelota game is tainted by sessionalism and betting schemes since professionalism began. Reports cite matches decided by strong leads, with fights among spectators and bookmakers colluding with players. In rural Vasconia and Navarre, the game remains a community sport where farmers settle debts and drink rounds after play.

Associated Press San Sebastian Spain Vasconia Navarre Pla

Longest lived fowl tale ties to English hen at 21

A fragmented report notes a 21 year old hen from Fordingham England claimed as Europe’s oldest fowl. It mentions Diehl, State players feigning falls to protect ankles and Bucknell narrowly beating Penn State 13 to 7, amid debate on sportsmanship and a broader tribute to American football.

Fordingham England Europe

Hear Judge Nelson tenild 2 Men's class, 9 45 a.m.

Sunday session hears Judge Nelson outline two men’s class details at 9 45 in the morning.

Nelson Tenild

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