Opening of Dallas Negro Bay Park Delayed by Flood Waters
Flood waters rose to the park infield delaying the opening of Dallas Negro Bay Park. Contractors Swann and crew continued daily work on the grand stand and surrounding structures while concrete and wall supports hold firm against back water. No opening date has been announced yet.
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Black Panthers Open Season With Strong New Lineup
The Black Panthers announce a strengthened 1922 roster with new players Carter Maxwell Reed Barnett Gee Prince and others joining star performers Liggins Boyd Johnson Jones and McGar guiding a reshaped lineup aimed at pennant success this season.
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Duke Carrington
Black Panthers
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Little Reed
Fred Barnett
Wichita Falls
Tom Gee
Galveston
Red Prince
Glover
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Hodge
Fuller
Jim Liggins
Lonnie Boyd
Frank Johnson
Laurie Jones
Dallas Black Giants Lineup Faces Fort Worth Game
The Dallas Black Giants announce a revised seven man roster to play Fort Worth Black Panthers in a weekend series. Key players include Georgetown Carrington as starter with Sneed and Bell on pitching, Owens infielders, Joni Harris and Sloan in the outfield, and Jerry Williams as field captain. The doubleheader opener ends in a tense 3-3 tie before Dallas wins the first game and Dunbars post strong hitting in the later innings.
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Fisk Victory Marks Annual Intercollegiate Debate
In Nashville Fisk College defeated Knoxville College in the fifteenth annual intercollegiate debate held April 4 1922. Ammon M Moore Jr of Fort Worth and Charlie Neville of Memphis argued for Fisk while Roscoe C Vaught and William M Lovelace for Knoxville. The Fisk team impressed with calm forceful cross examination and strong reasoning securing the victory.
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Memphis, Tenn
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Dallas Boy Fills Engagement at Marshall
Tandry Clemmons of 2511 Washington left Friday evening April 21 for Marshall Texas to fill an engagement in a recital at the public school there under Miss Thelma Brown management. Clemmons is a violin soloist.
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Prairie View Drops Two to Wiley in Texas Series
Prairie View baseball lost twice to Wiley University in Prairie View Texas, with 3 1 and 7 6 scores. Pitching by Watson Hunter and Luster faced Prairie View’s infield errors while Wiley’s infield strengthened their edge. Outstanding Prairie View players included Watson Neal and Carroll.
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First Class Furniture and Stove Repairing Service Ad
Advertisement for furniture and stove repairing and refinishing work. Nearby contact available at phone X 2614 Jullette ne.
Howard University Receives Late Gaines Library Donation
The late Rev William H Gaines formerly Methodist minister at Aberdeen Maryland and Howard 1895 theology class member asked his library be donated to Howard University upon death His collection adds to the universitys library and honors his memory Also includes expressions of thanks from Bertha Ade and the Reed family regarding recent illness and bereavement notices
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Federated Clubs Style Show Ad Omission Notice
An oversight left several advertisements off the Style Show program. The Federated Clubs express regret and thank the advertisers for their support while noting the missing ads. The notice lists concerns about the omission and the impact on sponsorship recognition.
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Ideal Dallas drug store site offered for doctor or druggist
A growing South Dallas area needs a Doctor or Registered Druggist to occupy a corner site between the Ideal and Lincoln Manor additions. A combined drug store and dwelling will be built with a long term lease. 3000 potential customers with no local drug store, strong prospects. Visit 3012 Slaughter Building X 2088 for details.
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Local notices and classified ads fragment
Various small items include plant prices from Frost Proof Pennsylvania area and listings for hairdresser Madam Ellis at 1711 Preston with a hair growth guarantee. Also notes on grain investment options, a request to adopt a girl by Mrs Lena Frosh of Tom Texas, and two 3 room houses for sale in Dallas with prices and contact numbers.
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Iitiie
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IDEAL ADDITION seeks COLORED buyers in Dallas
An urban real estate ad promotes IDEAL ADDITION and IDEAL NUMBER TWO with free and clear titles after half payment. It touts sandy loam soil, easy terms, no interest or taxes, and builds access routes through Ervay and Central Railway to attract COLORED buyers in Dallas, offering loan help and homes sold cheap.
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Ervay Tar
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Anderson Street
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