Amarillo Sandstorm to Open at Childress Then Canyon Clash
The Amarillo Golden Sandstorm heads from the high school at 7 AM for a 3:30 PM kickoff against Childress high school Bobcats. Coach A B Hays will field about twenty players but cannot take assistants Dutton and Hill due to district rules.
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West Texas Teachers College grid team eyes strong season
Canyon Sept. 15 The West Texas State Teachers College grid squad under coaches Eckhardt and Jones trains 65 players since Sept 10 built around 10 returning lettermen. Captain McVickers and Line Captain Elkins highlight pre season confidence as the Buffalo Bulldogs prepare for a decisive game in Amarillo next Saturday with grueling drills and high endurance.
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Baseball matchups listed for today across leagues
American League shows Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago National League features Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Max Carey Poised for Major League Manager Return
In a sharp analysis, Max Carey is hailed as a strong upcoming manager despite his Pirates departure. The piece contrasts Carey with Wilbert Robinson and recounts the Pirates mutiny episode, noting 26,000 fans applauded Carey in Brooklyn and pondering Carey’s career impact after being sold to a sixth place club.
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Amarillo Fans Set For Dempsey Tunney Fight Trip
Amarillo readers anticipate a Philadelphia heavyweight title bout on September 23 with many staying in the East for the World Series. News-Globe rep Cal Farley leads travel plans alongside Ted Goodwin Otis Williams Hial Witherspoon Buzz Venable George Conrad Malcolm Shelton and others planning to attend the fights or the series.
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Alabama Faces Tough Prospect in 1927 Grid Season
Alabama, looking at a harder schedule, brings back seven veterans but loses star players Pooley Hubert Mack Brown Grant Gillis Bill Buckler Ben Hudson Bruce Jones and Pete Camp. Key backs Red Barnes Hershal Caldwell Johnson Rosenfeld weigh about 150 to 175 pounds. line returns Perry Pickhard Holmes centers. Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech loom as strong foes with Florida Kentucky Georgia and LSU also stronger.
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Tickets Sought for Eustace Sorrenson Wrestling Match
Inquiries are being made about tickets to the Alen Eustace Jack Sorrenson heavyweight bout staged by Tom Law of Wichita Kansas at Metropolitan Park next Monday night. Law reports many Parhandie towns seeking reserved cards with tickets going on sale Saturday. He notes strong interest and expects a large crowd with assurances that ladies will be safe ringside and little rough conduct.
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Tunney Aims to Outlast Dempsey in Stroudsburg Debut
Gene Tunney reports feeling strong after a rest and plans snappy workouts with Jimmy Delaney in Stroudsburg. Manager Billy Gibson hires Jimmy Bronson as a second for the Dempsey title bout, noting Tunney’s will to rise after any early knockdowns.
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Dempsey
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Use Same Explosion Shot Out of Water as Out of Sand Trap
H. B. Martin explains a golf shot from water trunks. Nine of ten players choose a penalty stroke instead of hitting from water. With practice and a still body, one can blast the ball out, water offering less resistance than expected, though mosquitos bite more fair skins.
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Dempsey Begins Final Training Run Behind Closed Gates
Jack Dempsey started the last lap of training in Atlantic City as guards barred public entry to the greyhound track. He will work out again tomorrow and Friday then switch to private sessions Saturday, denying rumors of a new punch or defense.
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Reds Slip One Over On Idle St Louis Cards
Cincinnati led St Louis by a half game in the National League race after beating the Robins 5 to 1. The Pirates topped the Giants 5 to 0, while the Phillies beat the Cubs 6 to 4 in the final fracas. Hack Wilson was injured by a pitched ball and hospitalized. American League games were washed out with rain.
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Lester Bell Big Factor In Cards' Success
St Louis report on Lester Bell third baseman as a key contributor to the Cardinals pennant push. The 1920s star, in his second season as regular, batted .285 last year and projects around .340 this season amid changes in ball conditions. Bell began as a shortstop, moved to third, joined the Cards in 1923, and had a Milwaukee stint before recall in 1926.
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