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, 1926-11-06

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Phoenix tribune., 1926-12-01
Governor Hunt Sends
Greetings of Season
To COlOred Citizens
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
STATE HOUSE
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Dear Mr.. Smith:
Through your excellent paper,
please permit me to extend my best
wishes to the colored people
throughout the State during this,
the season of good wishes for all
Christian peoples.
| am proud of the colored people
of this State. Their progress more
than compares favorably with that
of those of any other State in this
union l find them engaged in all
business and professions throughout
the whole State. Here in Phoenix,
the capitol of the State, the colored
people have marked their progress
by building and dedicating one of
the best high schools of the South
west ALI over the State they have
taken a prominent part in civic
betterment In all the cities of the
State, they have splendid churches
with able pastors and earnest con-
gregations.
These are but a few Of the rea-
sons why | wish to extend my best
Phoenix tribune., 1926-12-01

wishes to the colored people Of the
State during this season of thanks
giving and rejoicing. l rejoice that
the colored people of Arizona are
among the best citizens of Arizona.
With kindest regards and best
wishes, 1 am,
Yours very sincerely,
GEO. w. P. HUNT,
Governor
Mr. A. R. Smith,
Publisher, Phoenix Tribune,
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix tribune., 1926-12-01
LOCAL NEWS
Makes Trip East

Makes Trip East
The Rev. E. E. Burkhalter, pastor
of the First Colored Baptist church,
made a trip to Chicago and other
points in the Middle West.
!. !. i.
Legion Carnival a Success
The street carnival given a few
weeks ago by the William F. Blake
Post of the American Legion proved
entirely successful. Srgt. Arm
strong, Post Commander, and Dr. w.
H. Foster were in charge and de-
serve credit for the success of the
carnival
Phoenix tribune., 1926-12-01
Here from Chicago

Mr.. James Moore of Chicago is in
Phoenix visiting his wife, Mrs. Cora
Smith Moore, of 21 East Madison
street. Mr. Moore is in the train
service and has employment on this
end of the Santa Fe in order to be
near his invalid wife
i. !. !.
New Pastor Coming
Word was received from Bishop
G.. H. Phillips is to the effect that
the new pastor for the local g. M. Il.
church has been selected and will
arrive soon to take charge of the
work.
You Should American-ize
Every red-blooded citizen of this
state should American-ize. That is,
carry ample insurance to protect you
from loss in case of fire, accident,
sickness or death. The American
Agency, II North End street, writes
all kinds of insurance in old reliable
companies Tell us your insurance
needs Our manager, A. r. Smith,
will be glad to talk insurance with
you. Just phone 1892, or call at of
flee, II North End street. Your
house may burn next Let us pro-
tect you against loss.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
New Grid Rules
OK, With Warner

PALD ALTO. Col. April "a
Glenn :. Warner. dean Of American
football coaches. doesn't think that the
changes in the rules adopted by hn
rules committee this year will resi-
in any serious departures IRON -1"
typp Of football played in 1929.
The only new rule which nav o.
feet the game in an important va.
said Pop. is the provision III.
after one forward pass in a series nj
downs. any other pass going lurom'
pleted before he next first down wiiI
earn q J-yurI penalty.
No thuaghtilI coach will "u 'ue
strength of rhi. charge. gir" mp rhe
forward pass %, q most valuable
weapon of oueusc. Tic new rIi.
puts a premium ,n perfecr eYnr.t. Oh
If passes and lis Effect probably w.I.
be TO redUur the 0el..ntag" of -
complete and Intercepted Ia-ss-.
POP" said That 'b. IuIr- ryuu ',
tee approved The chang h-r: So tn.
were Indicators last wear llar H.
balance between Tlm.rr and pas n4
WIS getting out rl wuac6. he ru.
vas aimed A. wild, iUdi>cEiu.a-'1
passing.
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DESERT GOLF
LINKS LATEST

PALM SPRINGS, Cal, April "a
Golf on the desert. Incredible as il
may sound. il is a factT-or will be
before many more months roll
around.
Two courses devoted to the manly
land womanly) art of scrambled
gutta-pcrcha will soon rise above the
cacti-coycred sands of the dry and
dusty Colorado plains.
One, nine-hole course, is now -un.
der construction and will be com.
pleted by early fall. 1t is being built
by Mrs. Nellie n. Coffman, pioneer in
the Palm Springs district. who recent
ly acquired the additional acreage ex-
pressly for this purpose. 1t adjoins
the property of the famous Desert Inn.
TIE other. eighteen holes of regI-
lation championship length, is spon-
gored by prominent winter residents
of the community, mostly millionaires
from Los Angeles and Pasadena. and
will be located two miles north of
the town in the very heart of the des-
crit.
The chief drawback To golf in tie
sandy wastes, as one easily can imag-
inc. has been lack Of water, but this
difficulty is now overcome. Plenty OF
water is obtainable for this purpose,
arrangements having been made for
water, rights ample to care for the
links.
Real golf on the desert, There's hope
yet for water polo on the Sahara.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
MISS VAN VIE
FUTURE GOLF
CHAMP ION

NEW YORK. April 24-No less eli
authority than Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd, former British, Canadian and
American champion. is sponsor for the
statement that Virginia Van Vie, the
17-year-old Chicago girl vino defeated
Gienna Collett, Dorothy klotz and a
number of other first-class players in
the South, is destined to be woman's
national champion at no distant date,
and that TO her (Mrs. Hurd) Virginia
is the most convincing woman golfer
she has seen in America.
Not the least interesting Of the
former Dorothy Campbell's comments
was the reference TO Miss Helen Pay.
son Of Portland, Me-. as being Of the
same type as Mrs. +. &. Lofts Jr.. who
from the time she defeated Miss Cecil
Leitch in the national at Hollywood
some years ago, has borne the title Of
giant killer" Miss PaysOn is the
young woman who beat Glenna in the
final Of the Bellair championship two
weeks ago.
Virginia Van Vie. according to Mrs.
Hurd, has a rather upright swing in
which she opens the club face very
quickly. She gets a tremendous dis
lance and perfect direction with less
pivot and foot action than any femi-
nine golfer who has ever reached pre-
emincnce. Her iron shots are most
wonderfully controlled and her short
game is well-nigh invincible.
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Princeton, Cornell
Teams Sail June 26

PRINCETON, n. j., April "a
The combined Princeton-C Cornell track
team Of about % men will sail for
England on, June PC, to meet the
Oxford Cambridge track and field
combination at Stamford Bridge on
July 10, it was announced here by
DIR. Charles W. Kennedy, chairman
Of the Princeton board of athletic
control.
The American athletes will arrive
in England on the Fourth Of July
and will start training Immediately
at Queens Club, in company with the
English team. Although both teams
doubtless will present a changed array
OF stars, the meet is expected to be
much closer than laSt summers, which
was won By the English team.
Since the absence Of a regulation
against freshmen competing with the
varsities will enable both Cornell and
Princeton 10 draw on their first year
strength, the personnel of the Amer.
can team is still undetermined, but
it is expected to be better balanced
than was last years.
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uel Betting System Clears 7vo and One-haF Millions
TIGERS LUCKY In GETTING
SHORTSTOPS READY TO GO

son opened. He played the position
the first day be ever saw Nayin Field,
the home park of the Tigers. and he
Kept on playing the position for nea rly
three years. Then illness. forced him
out of the lineup. and after expert
mentiDg with utility infielders and
finding them untitled for the position,
Detroit wired Atz at Fort Worth for
Tavener. who had replaced Rigney as
the Fort Worth shoptstOp three years
earlier when Rigney went TO Detroit.
GOOD FROM. START. (
Tayencr joined the. Detroit team
last spring and make good from the
start. just as his predecessor in the
minors and majors had done. Not
alone did Tavener make good and play
right through the season, but he led
all shortstops in the official fielding
averages of the American League,
just as Rigney had done before him.
While Tavener does not promise to
become as capable hitter as Rig
ney was, he has the advantage of be-
ing better fielder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
ONLY 4
WHEN FIRST
SECUTED

Major league baseball clubs have
adopted scouting systems for the pur-
pose of recruiting young players that
are well nigh perfect. In this con-
nectiOn, il might be mentioned that
the baseball career Of Ray Blades on
the st. Louis Cardinal players, has
been under observation since this ath-
lete was II years Of age.
At that time Blades jumped into
prominence as a member of the Franz
Sigel school team. member of the St.
Louis Public School Baseball league.
Blades then was a pitcher and it was
due chiefly TO his efforts that his
school team won the public school
baseball championship Of st. Louis.
Although a mere infant, Blades at
that early age stood head and should
ers above the other players in the
league from the standpoint Of baseball
ability. Former Manager Branch
Hickey had heard Of Blades, and,
while he realized that the player was
too young TO sign 70 a contract. de-
cided 70 keep a watchful eye on the
yOungster.
Blades later continued bis good
work as a member Of a semi-pro team,
playing in and around st. Louis. He
had turned his talent 10 the infield
and in 1920 was signed 10 a Cardinal
contract. Still too young and mex
perienced to make the big league grade.
Blades was sent 10 the Memphis club
and later 10 Houston of the Texas
League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
League Of Nations
on Mickey'S Trail

With Mickey Walker, an Irish
man. heading the list, the weltcr'
weight division is a veritabIc League
Of Nations these days. Here are the
five leading contenders for the title
Pete Latzo, Polish; Jack Civic, CrOa-
tiGn; George Ward. Irish; Willie
Harmon, Jewish, and Joe Dundee
italian.
Tommy S1illigan, the Irish Scot
is not included. for the reason that he
has renowned his European title,
claiming that he no longer can make
the wclterweight limit.
OF the many other 147-pouniers
chasing after a match with Walker.
Al Mello is Portuguese. Sailor Fried
man. George Levine and Meyer Co
hen are Jewish; Bermondscy Billy
Wells is English. Paul Doyle is Ital-
ian. Jimmy Jones is Welsh. Jack Nc
Vey is a negro, Tammy Freeman Is
Irish-Scotch. Pinkcy Mitchell is Irish
and Eddie Burnbrook is German.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

Jack Tavener, shortstop for the De-
treit Tigers, is one of the few players
who made good as soon as he struck
the major leagues and earned regu.
lar job before he spent a day on the
bench.
All Of this TGvener did, but in do
ing SO he no more than duplicated
what Emory "COPPER" Rigney did
three years before.
There is a strange similarity be-
tween the baseball histories of Tav-
cner and Rigney.
- SENT FOR RIGNEY.
Several years ago when DOME Bush
ended his career with the Tigers, the
club sent for Rigney. He had been
the property Of the Detroit club. ana
the Tigers sent him to Fort Worth,
Tex. instructing the capable Jakey
Atz to develop Rigney in a shortstop.
Later Kenesaw Mountain Lands de-
clarcd Rigney a free agent and De
troit had to buy him all over.
Rigney was at short when the sea,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Whew! Plenty Work
for the PostOffice

AN NARBOR, April 24.-Football
applications for the tnll of 20 total
ing more than seven tons gross weight
have been ordered by Harry Tillotson.
University of Michigan athletic bust
ness manager. These are sent third
class to more than 10000 alumni and
former students at a cost in excess Of
$500 in postage. Applications for
1926 games are still coming in, though
they are as rapidly being returned to
applicants with the request to wait
until a date is set for receiving them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
To CURE GOLF
SLICE, TRY "
SL|C|NC
That's Novel "A lido e.
Suggested by Pro
in Chicago.


CHICAGO. April 24.-Fred CHS
hoo professional n rho Laramie Golf
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SHce. arsues alohS the lines OF Gap
lam John ohItn, a laIiious virginia !,
G exp more tnan century ago, ana
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snot soLiers'
onil.n' aceorulus 10 some HISTORIANS
vas Dll:en ny sohIe hliu VI poison
4rs ue i;as u l1e WateIs. oonn was
taAen sicS; accorI'hg 10 tne cope, put
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"NIu;at tnas hau Dllteh nIIi.
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e ~ tnaS sto1u III tne lairWay. Joe
Ssi;t " mem lnat 'ney urlve WIN
'ne ueiioeI M. intention Oh hlttlns the
apn I'm .nat tnousnt IN mlnd'
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Golden Bears Meet
Princeton in Track

PRINCETON, n. j., April "a
The two giants of the collegiate track
world, will do battle when the Univer-
sity OF California team, national col
lcgc champions, journeys East TO meet
the Princeton aggregation, second in
the national ranking, on the after
noon of May 90. 1t will be the first
time in 30 years that the two schools
have engaged in n dual meet.
California and Princeton have twice
disputed track supremacy. California
winning the 1895 meet and the Tigers
retaliating in 1900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
.Paulen Is Unusual
Scholar as Well as
Unusual Sport Star

Adrian Paulen, the famous middle
distance runner from Holland, who
recently ran in San Antonio exhibit
tons, is one of the most interesting
personalities in amateur athletics to-
day.
The dapper Dutch youth, who wears
specs" and keeps his hands wide
open, as if using a swimming stroke,
while running. is a master linguist.
speaking five languages fluently, and
is an accomplished pianist.
He holds degrees of Bachelor OF
Science and Master Of Science III
Defts University, The Hague, Hol-
land. and is now enrolled in that in.
stirutiOn as a graduate student. work
ing for the degree Of Doctor of
Science,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
COmpstOn Entered
in American Open

LONDON. AprII y Archie Comp
slon. British professional golf cham
piOn. will not be competitor for tie
French open title the coming sumner.
il va. learned here today. ,umy-
SION ued for first place in this fix
Jure last year. but lost by one stroke
iH q glay-Off with Arnaud Massy. m.
native star. Massy Was COmpstou =
partner iu q number Of international
matches held in Florida during the
past season. COmDstOu declueI n
pass up the French championship in
order 10 compete I'm the American
open classic. 10 b. held early in July
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Dog Acts as Golf
Ball; Survives It

SEATTLE, Wash. April "a
Charleston" the fluffy, brown and
white POmeranian spitz pup belong.
ing to Gertrude Wicker Of this city,
posed as a golf ball the other day
and received a blow that under the
right conditions would have netted a
3O0-yard drive for his mistress. Char
lesion was groggy for a good half hour
after the contact. but expert medical
attention restored him TO normally.
and he is now as frisky as ever. Miss
Wicker. who is a former student Of
the University Of Washington and q
member Of Chi Omega fraternity, says
that she has given up the great Scotch
pastime for good. and has "A fine set
Of clubs for sale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
BrOOkinS Inventor
of New Track Shoe

IOWA CITY. Iowa. April q. 49,
Promising revolutionary change in
the style Of track shoes. Charles 4.
Broyains world, record holder in
the low hurdles and manager Of the
Iowa equipment department. is dis
playing the f,rsr pair o. shoes made
according 90 an idea Of bis own.
BroCkIns says the shoes r- equally
wei. adapted TO -prinun2, hurdIiug.
high or broad jumping The new
shoe ar" made a- light a. spriuIer,
-Hp-.-. with s.ft heel counter. soft
rubber sponge TO avoid heel injuries.
aud with the whole rear portion raised
ru prevent slipp.u-.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Bob Mathews Off
to New Coach Job

MOSCOW. Idaho. April 24-Robert
Lee Matthews. for four years director
Oi athletics and football coach at the
University Of Idaho. has left here to
coach ST. Louis University teams.
Matthews j. q NOtre Dame man.
and his work here has met with great
success at the small Idaho institution.
which. as compared with the other
great schools in the Pacific Coast
Conference. has been sending forth
teams year after year which have chal-
Lenged all the might Of teams fror7 the
Golden Bears down.
Matthews succeeded Tom Kelly.
University OF Chicago. four years
ago. He came here from the Uni
rcDity Of Washington. where he
coached freshman football under
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Tex Richard Denies
Monopoly on Boxing

NEW YORK. April 24-Tex Rick,
ard has entered a general denia. of
charges that be planned TO exercise %
monopoly ON boxing in tb4s section
BY operating Madison Square Gardeu,
the Yankee Stadium and BOylc.s
Thirty Acres, Jersey City. simultaO-
eously, IN addition 10 bis projected
arena at Long Island City to seat
10000.
His program 50 disturbed other To-
cal promoters thar they have called
a meeting 10 consider plans 10 com
bat what they regard as q restrain
90 TRADE"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Jockey Hummer Win
Million Dollars in
Seven Race Seasons

NEW YORK, April 24.-Clarence
Hummer has won more than a mil
lion dollars in stakes and purses since
1918, when he first came. into promi.
nence. He has won 430 races out of
1898 mounts. with percentage of
81. a remarkable record for constant
riding.
The roster OF winning jockeys for
1922 was topped by Mark Fator when
he accepted $50 mounts. and rode 1SS
of them to victory. This was a PEE.
ccntage Of 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Webster Juniors
Beat Scout Nine

The Webster Juniors baseball team
opened its season Saturday by defeat
ing Boy Scout TroOD y by score Of
y 10 !. on the Washington Irving
Junior High diamond Strawn. pitch
Ing for the Juniors, let the Scouts
down with four hits.
The Juniors punched hits off Acker-
man IN the third, fourth and fifth in
Hiug,. Kendall led the attack with a
triple, accounting for a pair Of tai
lies. GlUcb OF the Juniors starred in
The field with several pretty plays.
Batteries: Webster Juniors
>.rawn and Patrick: ScOuts-Ackcr.
mau aud Howard.
Any teams wanting games with
rhr Webster Juniors phone Travis 9J7
sud ask for Shorty"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Vail Badger Coach
for Fifteen Years

MADISON. VIE. ApTil 23.-Coach
II. +. Vail has been instructing the
University Of Wisconsin rowing candi.
dates for fifteen years. He selects the
oars, the shells and other essentials
for the equipment Of the eights.
which have always made 4 good show
ing in competition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Kilrain Discloses
He Got But $4,000
for John L. Fight

NEW YORK. April 24.-Jake Xii
rain received $1,000 as his end of
the 75round bare-fist fight with John
J.. Sullivan for the heavyweight
championship of the world, at Rich
burg, Mass, ON July S. ISSy. The vet
eran fighter. whose real name is John
Killian and who now works in the
Quincy, Mass. ship yards at So II
week. makes this revelation in an in-
terview in Golfers Weekly. Sulli-
van. he says, got 10000.
He also complains that the fight
was stopped too soon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
San Marcos Wants
to Play s, A, Teams

SAN MARCOS. April 24.-Tnt
San Marcos Bobcats have organized
Tor the baseball season and are look
ing FOR games with San Antonio teams
Tor Sundays aud holidays. For Gamcs
with the local club write or phone
Fred Williams at the Katy Store, San
Marcos.
The Bobcats were 20 0rgauizr 0
community loop with LOckbart, Lul-
inE and New Brauufels but nothing
has been decided upon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Scotch Golf Stars
Due Early in May

NEW YORK, April 24.-Tom
Fernie Of Turnberry and Gordon
LOckhart of Gleneagles, two OF the
leading golfers in Scotland, viii ar.
rive in this country on May 5, to
show their skill on various links here.
They expect 70 return aboard TIT
Cunard-Anchor golf tour ship Tran
sylvania, which IS TO leave New York
on May 20, and which is expected
TO get the players back in time for
the British open championship in
June.