City League Quintet Will Play Clarendon
In Ormond Beach Florida United Press reports Henry McLemore notes a City League clash as Globe News leads in the last half chase for the pennant while Clarendon visits to face the league’s strong Independents. Pampa faces Fri ona and Carey meets Abernathy in regional high school play with winners and losers meeting tonight.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Ormond Beach
Fla
Fred Merkle
Polo Grounds
Jim Braddock
Jersey
Jim
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Tunney
Tom Heeney
Braddock
Amarillo
Badger
Burton
Canyon
Globe News
Clarendon Five
Camyon
Pampa
Friona
Carey
Abernathy
Red and White Grocery Team Upsets Gulf Oilers 43 to 34
Red and White Grocery defeated Gulf Oilers 43 to 34 in a late rally. Arnold led scoring with 19 points including six field goals and a free throw in the final period. The game featured a comeback after Gulf held a comfortable lead and included details of fouls and half-time score.
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Gulf Oilers
Plainview
Arnold
Plainviewites
Gulf Oilers Fe
Claude Blackwell
B. Kidd
Walker & Whar
Clyde Blackwell G
McClendon F
I.e Pace
Searles
Pharriss G Wise
McClendon
Seeeees
Montgomery & O
McCarty
Amarillo College
Craig
Dean
Clyde Blackwell
Pace
Pharriss
Montgomery
Gulf
Red and White
Dole Welfare Leaves Tax Collector Post Vacant
Chelmsford Ontario under U.P. reports the tax collector position is vacant as 95 percent of villagers are unemployed and on the dole. The tax collector is among those receiving aid in the community.
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Dole Chelmsford
Ont
U.P
Dole
Glenmore's
Maverick Club Collects Local Talent And Plans Big Sunday
The Maverick Club reports a visit from families from Childress Texas featuring a lariat demo, a zabimba performance and songs by Mary Hardy and others. A play Oil Scandal drew applause, and a 50 boy group attended Central Presbyterian Church for Bible class program with pies, talks, and club leaders inviting continued support and a future surprise speaker. A typing class progress is noted and a request for old typewriters is posted. Next Sunday’s big club event starts at 3 pm with entertainment and more boys invited.
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Childress
Texas
Father Daly
Frank Houston
Smith
Tipps
Mary Hardy
Willard Johnson
C. R. Dugan
Bryan Williams
Maggie Knight
G. N. Cogdell
Wilbur Rule
Martha Earl Smith
George Tipps
Mary Joe Houston
Peggy O'Neal
Maverick Club
Central Presbyterian Church
Crudgington
Mead
Ben Smith
Ben
J. A. Caldwell
Meade
Henry Bishop
Pitman
L. McNeill
Bones Hooks
Emmett Galloway
Ralph Dykeman
Galloway
George Willingham
Jimmie Taylor
Gib Howard
Steers Tangle With Parks for Pennant
PAYETTEVILLE Ark Feb 28 The University of Texas and University of Arkansas basketball teams squared off today for a game tonight that could clinch the Southwest Conference title for Arkansas and keep Texas in the race. Arkansas had lost only one of ten and needed one win to claim the crown. Texas had seven wins and two losses and would need two wins here and another on March 7 to win the championship.
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Payetteville
Ark
U.P
University of Texas
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Texas
Texas A. & M
Bright Beats Cunningham In Frisco Mile Showdown
Norman Bright defeats Glenn Cunningham in the San Francisco indoor mile after trailing for 12 laps, overtaking the Kansas champion on the final dash. The Frisco race follows defeats along the Atlantic seaboard, highlighting Bright's rising form. A separate note from Chicago announces a solo signer at All Angels Mission Church to depict the song in sign language for deaf mutes.
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Cunningham
San Francisco
Norman Bright
California
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Atlantic Seaboard
Bright
Chicago
All Angels Mission Church
Pennsylvania college enrollment climbs in 1935 36 term
Harrisburg report shows enrollment of resident students in Pennsylvania's 56 accredited colleges and universities rising in the 1935 36 term. Data from the Department of Public Instruction highlights a general upward trend across the sector.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Giants hope Bill Terry keeps managing not umpiring
In Pensacola, Bill Terry umpired practice games and refused to call fourth ball, forcing hitters to swing or be out, with no intentional passes allowed. The report notes training camp activity across multiple spring sites and players in early drills.
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Pensacola
Fla
Giants
Bill Terry
Bill
Checkers By William T. Smith
Nice letters from T F Brantley of Dalhart and Jerry Stinson of Borger. A historical checkers tale recounts Martin of New England as a challenger who met Joshua Sturges and lost after the stranger claimed he would take all of Martins men in nine moves.
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William T. Smith
T. F. Brantley
Dalhart
Jerry Stinson
Borger
Spayth
Martin
New England
Sturges
Joshua Sturges
Texas Christian football fullback hunt and spring drills
Texas Christian University coach Dutch Meyer works through a fullback vacancy after Taldon Manton departs, with Lacy McClanahan ineligible and candidates like Donkey Roberts and Horace Carswell, while trial workouts show promise from Charley Needham Ki Aldrich and Lennon Blackmon. Big Bill Tilden and Mrs. Ethel Arnold shine in Houston tennis, and a San Jacinto handicap field forms for the opening Epsom Downs meet.
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Texas Christian University
Dutch Meyer
Taldon Manton
Manton
Jimmy Lawrence
Darrell Lester
Cen
Lacy McClanahan
Big Bill Tilden
Houston
Sting
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas Star
Big Bill
Ethel Arnold
Kay Stammers
England
Jane Sharp
California
Tilden
Mrs. Arnold
Barnes
Miss Sharp
San Jacinto
Epsom Downs
H. C. Ramage Stables
Jim Monroe
Patty Berg Chosen To Play on Curtis Squad
Eighteen-year-old Patty Berg, the freckle-faced Minneapolis high school girl, was named to the United States Curtis Cup team to meet Britain at Gleneagles on May 6 and 7. She joins a squad captained by Mrs. Edwin Ware with other members including Marion Miley and Patty Berg’s inclusion marks a historic youngest-ever selection.
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Dutch Kline
Wilson Groseclose
Tracy Kellow
Meyer
Patty Berg
Curtis
New York
Minneapolis
America
Ormond Beach
Fla
Jane Cothran
Greenville
8. C
United States
United States Golf Association
Gleneagles
Scotland
Edwin Ware
Glenna Collett
Edwin H. Ware, Jr
Philadelphia
On Glutting
South Orange
Gott. Hill
Kansas City
Marion Miley
Lexington
White to play and win in a checkers puzzle solution
White to move and secure victory starting from 21 17 with sequence 9 13 10 15 and 19 10 18 14, leading to final captures after 13 22 15 24 22 25 or 26 24 19. Black and White piece counts and king status noted in puzzle setup.
Baroni Forbids Match Race Without Two Week Acceptance
LA Feb 28 A. A. Baroni owner of Top Row the leading handicap horse today set a two week deadline for any rival to accept a $50,000 side wager match race under Santa Anita handicap rules. Baroni demands equal weights 127 pounds for challenger and Top Row, who carried 116 in the Santa Anita handicap. If no rival accepts Top Row will ship East for further competition in three weeks.
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America
Santa Anita
A. A. Baroni
Top Row
Moving Picture
Los Angeles
Climary
Rosemont
Time Supply
Bud Stotler
Discovery
A. G. Vanderbilt
Sagamore Speedster
Barons
Red Warrior
Baroni
Sarasota Becomes Winter Baseball Capital Of The World
Sarasota Florida hosts a steady influx of major league players each winter as aging stars and rising talents buy homes for voting fishing and golf. Lloyd Brown Alaska Cleveland pitcher leads a list including Bill Jurges Butch Henline John Moore Roy Spencer Paul Waner Wes Ferrell Heinie Manush and Dizzy Dean and Babe Ruth visit for golf and showmanship.
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Sarasota
Fra
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland
Lloyd
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Butch Henline
Seattle
John Moore
Phillies
Roy Spencer
Baltimore
Bill Sweeney
Portland
Wes Ferrell
Heinie Manush
Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Paul Waner
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Bradenton
Babe Ruth
St. Petersburg
Dizzy
Deans May Quit Baseball Talk in Dallas
The Dean brothers Dizzy and Paul of the St. Louis Cardinals threaten retirement over salary offers. Dizzy demands about 40 000 while noting 18 500 was offered and may move into furniture business or other pursuits. Paul may take up farming golf or other work while Dizzy visits family before final decision.
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Dallas
Dean Brothers
St. Louis Cardinal
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Cardinals
Paul
Daffy
Garland
Houston
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis
R. A. Slack
Buffs Announce Infield Depth For Spring Training
Watwood returns as first baseman and outfielder while Clarke from last season joins competition with Leonard Backer who was bought from Columbus of the American Association. Backer batted .308 with the San Francisco Seals. Buffs list four experienced infielders including Heinie Mueller at second base and Johnny Keane at shortstop. Taylor recalled from Jacksonville West Dixie League. White from New Iberia Evangeline circuit joins. Johnny Rizzo and Keane in workouts aiming for season start.
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Watwood
Clarke
Buffs
Leonard Backer
Columbus
Backer
San Francisco Seals
Heinie Mueller
Johnny Keane
Taylor
Jacksonville
White
New Iberia
Evangeline
Johnny Rizzo
Keane
Jaguars in playoff chase after win over Texarkana JC
Jacksonville College Jaguars clinched District 1 in the Texas Junior College Conference by defeating Texarkana Junior College 42 to 20 last night. The Jaguars earned a place in the State Junior College championship event as they dumped Texarkana for a second straight night.
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Jacksonville
Texas
Jacksonville College Jaguars
Texarkana Junior College
Jaguars
Texarkana
Solution Found to Silencing Train Whistles at Hospital
Redwood Cal United Press reports Supervisor Fred Beer recommends suppressing grade crossings to stop engineer whistle whistles that disturbed patients at Community Hospital. The proposal aims to quiet trains by removing required whistle signals at crossings near the hospital.
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Redwood
Cal
U.P
Fred Beer
Omro gunsmith keeps secret formula tied to Daniel Boone
William Sta tege, a 56 year old Omro gunsmith, refuses to divulge his secret formula for making guns. He claims his methods resemble those used in the gun associated with Daniel Boone. The piece also notes polar explorers used wooden tableware to avoid metal cutlery sticking in sub zero temperatures.
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Omro, Wis
William Statege
Daniel Boone
Insects hunted with glue-tipped arrows by scientists
Independent teams face an Outlaws squad as Roberts and Olver join Mutual Fit Health in a match. A. A. Scientists use bows and arrows dipped in glue to catch tiny high-flying insects, shooting through swarms too small to see clearly.
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Independents
Outlaws
Roberts & Olver
Mutual Fit Health & A. A
H. V. Robertson Company Accountants and Counselors
H V Robertson and Company operates as accountants auditors tax counselors offering services in financial management, auditing, tax planning, and advisory support for businesses and individuals seeking compliant, efficient financial oversight and strategic guidance.
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Clarendon
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Daffyness Boys
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
al Simmons
Detroit Tigers
Simmons
Pete Reilly
Miami
Freddie Miller
Reilly
Hialeah
Johnny Longden
Madison Square Garden
Tex Richard
Tex
Bobby Jones
Patty
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Johnny Revolta
Opal Hill
New York Yankees
Yanks
Nap Lajoie
Hale
Etre
Liz
Mine Alse
Tna
Dut Wanzer
Plant
Edwina Fite
Isle of Capri
Terry
The
Associated Press
Clearwater
Dodgers
Lonnie Frey
Danny Taylor
George Earnshaw
Tom Baker
Fred Frankhouse
Walter Millies
Babe Phelps
Phelps
Johnny Mize
Cardinal
Frankie Frisch
Rochester
Jim Collins
Frisch
Avalon
Calif
Augie Galan
Charley Grimm
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Johnny Wasco
Mace Brown
al Todd
Tom Patten
Spencer Woodill
San Antonio
Bill Benswanger
Pie Traynor
West Coast
San Juan, P. R
Cincinnati Reds
Ponce
New Orleans
Steve O'Neill
Indians
Clint Brown
al Milnar
Denny Gatehouse
Walter Tauscher
Sports Compass
Houston Baseball Club
Fred N. Ankenman
Greg Clarke
Sailor Moran
Seaman
DE LA Torre
Bald Knob
Moran
Louis de la Torre
Mexico City
Dale Haddock
Ray Meyers
Don Carver
Jack Duffy
L. D. Cheney
John D. Crews
Maureen Orcutt
Coral Gables
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Boming
Commercial League Farmers Nat. Grain Corp
Cc. Smith Seer
Howard
Jonasee
Newberry
H Smith
Louis H. Smith Ely
Morrison
Davis
Seweged
Gittrich
Eriert
Deans
Baseball
Civec Club League
Ons Robertson
Seeee
Oakes
Stockton Peeve
Kiwanis
Reppert Whee
Baker
Eneeee
Bordwell Seeee
Clutter Whee
Woods Eeeey
Armstrong Wee
Jackson
Greenhill
Civic Club
W.L. Pet
Kiwanis Wennee Rotary
Lions Onan
A. B.C Poecererecess
W. L. Pet
Louis H. Smith Farmers
Nat Grain Ce
Roberts & Olver Outlaws
the Orphans
Ross Shoe Shop
Mut
Bint Hith & ‘A
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors
Oliver Eakle
the Dobbs
Blackburn Bros
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