Amarillo Sandies Coach Reverses On Travis For Oklahoma City Game
Coach Dutch Smith of the Golden Sandies reversed his decision and kept Kenneth Travis out of Saturdays game with Oklahoma City Cardinal as the team prepares for a tougher contest at Tri-State Fair Park at 2 30 p m. Bob Walker again leads Amarillo while Soergel of Oklahoma City weighs 190 pounds and is the Cardinal standout in a potent aerial attack.
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Dutch Smith
Golden Sandies
Oklahoma City Cardinal
Sandstorm
Tri-State Fair Park
Sandies
Captain Young
Norman Tigers
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Young
Norman
Cardinals
Kenneth Travis
Smith
Kenneth
Bob Walker
Travis
Amarillo Eleven
Johnny Soergel
Soergel
Cardinal
Flower Winners at Tri State Fair Display
The Tri State Fair announced home grown flower award winners supervised by Mrs. Horace D. Jones and Mrs. A. J. Williams. Numerous prizes went to Mrs. J. A. Duniven, Mrs. J. A. Wallace, Mrs. M. A. Barker, Mrs. Rollo V. Cartwright, and many others across roses asters dahlias cosmos and ferns. All prize recipients asked to claim awards at the flower booth.
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Horace D. Jones
A. J. Williams
J. A. Duniven
J. A. Wallace
M. A. Barker
Rollo V. Cartwright
John Rowland
C. D. Coffee
E. J. Smith
E. H. Quattlebaum
L. V. Thomas
Ware
Eugene Williams
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Walter Blackburn
E. C. Britain
8S. C. Johnston
R. V. Cartwright
Coxcomb
Abbie Potter
C. W. Pierce
N. A. Lane
H. H. Cooper
Pem Denton
E. C
Britain
R. A. Duncan
Charles R. Green
W. C. Campbell
John Cun
A. L. Cantwell
Walter Lily
A. K. Cutting
Hugh Umphries
Zinnias
S. C. Johnston
Zinnas
Davis Tudor
H .H. Cooper
Ike Futch
J. O. Holland
J. R. Bankston
Boston
S. A. Daniels
J. R. Bankstrom
Coleus
H. L. Duniven
J. BR. Banksrom
Masters of the World Series Battle Looms in Forecast
Alan J. Gould previews a clash of veteran managers as the 1920s world series outlook centers on experience. Joe McCarthy steers the Cubs as Miller Huggins and Bill McKechnie bring edge for the Yankees and Cardinals, with Giants and Athletics as a speculative match.
Ellington Makes Bid for Mustangs at Southern Methodist
Sammy Ellington, Hillsboro high standout halfback, speeds for SMU as he battles a leg length discrepancy. Coach and teammates say the speedster remains among the fastest on the squad despite the handicap.
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Dallas
Tex
Sammy Ellington
Hillsboro High
Southern Methodist University
Roland Locke
Sammy
LSU selects Russ Cohen as new football coach this fall
LSU hires Russ Cohen to lead the 1940 football program with an open attack focusing on speed and passing. Cohen brings Alabama ties and predicts an average conference team with a strong captain in Jess Tinsley, a 190 pound tackle from Homer.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Russ Cohen
Vanderbilt
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Mike Donahue
Ben Enis
Cohen
Crimson Tide
Jess Tinsley
Homer
Amarillo Question Up Before Western League Moguls at Meet Today
Amarillo Oklahoma City and Tulsa face a decision on joining the Western league next season as club owners meet in Tulsa at Hotel Tulsa to discuss reorganization. President Dale Gear leads a compacting effort while W R Doane and Cal Farley travel to attend. Doane vows to fight to keep the club in the league.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Dale Gear
W. R. Doane
Bronco
Cal Farley
Doane
Yankees Change Little From 1926 World Series Team
The New York Yankees enter this pennant race with minimal changes from the 1926 champion squad aside from a few battery tweaks and Gene Robertson replacing Joe Dugan at third. The familiar trio Ruth Gehrig and Combs remain, while Hoyt is the lone 1926 staff holdover as the rest of the lineup shows major changes. Contenders Cardinals Giants and Athletics have undergone deeper revamps since their 1920s titles.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Gene Robertson
Joe Dugan
Yankee
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Koenig
Combs
Ruth
Meusel
Dugan
Cardinals
New York Giants
McGraw
Connie Mack
Eddie Collins
Ira Thomas
Lindstrom
Jackson
Terry
Robinson to be in city for short stop Oct 3
Senator Joe T. Robinson the Democratic vice presidential nominee arrives in Amarillo at noon October 3 in two private cars via Fort Worth and Denver. He and Governor Al Smith travel toward Roswell New Mexico and stay in the city until 5 30 pm before continuing on Santa Fe lines. A reception is planned and Robinson may speak during the layover as the pair campaign through the south.
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Joe T. Robinson
al Smith
Amarillo
Denver
Fort Worth
Roswell
N. M
Santa Fe
Senator Robinson
Governor Smith
Oklahoma City
Wiggins Matched In Chico Tonight
Chicago report says Chuck Wiggins, Indiana heavyweight veteran, will fight Jimmy Brynes of Louisville in a ten round decision bout tonight. The Mike McTigue Tuffy Griffith outdoor bout was postponed to Thursday due to cold weather.
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Bs United Press
Chicago
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Les Marriner
University of Illinois
Jimmy Brynes
Louisville
Mike McTigue
Tuffy Griffith
Unsightly pimply skin cleared with Heiskell treatment
Do not let ugly pimples blotches eczema deter you. A drugstore jar of Heiskell's Ointment with Heiskell's Medicinal Soap promises rapid improvement when used nightly and morning for a few days. The combo allegedly dries and clears eruptions, revealing healthier skin.
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Heiskell
Helskell
Nannie Derrenbacker
Wealthia Va
Macks Still Lose as Yanks Drop Contests
Connie Mack the Athletics continued a season of near misses as Walter Miller beat the Yankees 4 to 3 for Cleveland. St. Louis Browns topped the A’s 6 to 2, keeping the Yankee lead intact while Washington and Boston also won. Cardinals beat Brooklyn 9 to 2, Giants hit multiple homers in a 7 to 4 win over Reds, Cubs edged Phillies 7 to 6, Pirates won 3 to 1 in ten innings then lost 4 to 2 later.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Yankees
Connie
Walter Miller
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
A’s
St. Louis Browns
A's
Washington
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Sam Gibson
Detroit
Jacek Rothrock
Red Sox
Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Alexander
Cards
Dodger
Jim Bottomley
Giants
Lefty O’doul
Mc Ott
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Cubs
Phillies
Joe McCarthy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Infield Power Shifts Among Pennant Contenders
Analysis of the four leading clubs compares infield strength with Yankees possessing heavy hitters and experience, Giants fastest and youngest inner quartet, Cardinals relying on Bottomley and Frisch, while noting Dugan’s loss and Dykes shift.
McGraw Rebuilds Roster After Past Decades of Baseball
The article notes McGraw overhauling the team with a new battery including Frank Hogan replacing Hank Gowdy as catcher. It lists pitching anchors for 1928 such as Larry Benton and Fitzsimmons alongside Earl Hubbell, reflecting changes from the 1924 and 1924 era stars like Nehl McQuillan Bentley and Barnes.
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Ers
McGraw
Frank Hogan
Hank Gowdy
Larry Benton
Fitzsimmons
Earl Hubbell
Art Nehl
Hugh McQuillan
Jack Bentley
Virgil Barnes
Three Boys Held Over Pilfering Arrest
Three youths aged 12 to 16 were arrested yesterday in Potter County and jailed on charges of pilfering. The article notes they were recently in custody but provides few additional details.
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Potter County
Two Men Held After Downtown Fight
Two men were arrested around ten o clock this morning and jailed in Potter county after a downtown fist fight. They entered the North Buchanan street school building after hours, damaged the interior, and will be arraigned in juvenile court soon. They were released by Judge Sam B Marlow on promise to conduct themselves better. Sheriff Wiley Pollard made the arrest.
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Potter County
Wiley’ Pollard
Sam B. Marlow
Buchanan Street
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