Daniel Baker Hill Billies Top Buffaloes In Fast Tilt
Brownwood March 1 The Daniel Baker Hill Billies halted West Texas Teachers College standout Buffaloes A 38 to 85 victory. Hale led Buffaloes with 18 points Miller Next with 17 for Daniel Baker. Canyon team suffers second defeat this season.
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Hahn Sets World Mark as NYAC Wins Indoor Title
Lloyd Hahn of the Boston A A wins the 1000 yard in 4 12 4 5 minutes to set a world record and meet marks. Herbert Sewarze of Wisconsin belts a 48 5 foot shot put walk. George Leness of NYAC clocks 1 131 5 in the 300 yard dash era as NYAC defeats Illinois A C to claim the A A A indoor rack and field championship. Edwin Wide falters in the 1500 meter event, finishing fifth as J Brennan of Fordham wins.
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Indian Runner Cuts Time For 67 Mile Event
Tomas Zafiro, Tarahumare Indian runner, shattered his record by completing 100 kilometers in 7 hours 35 minutes in an elimination race at Chihuahua. The event selected a team to travel to Austin Texas, with 3 Tarahumare men and 4 women joining the squad. ß
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Alberta Legislature Homegrown U S-born Members
Eleven of sixty Alberta provincial legislators are former U S citizens including O L McPherson once of Kingman Kansas. Juneau Alaska is described as a capital of an empire over 590 800 square miles with a brass band funded by public dance revenue.
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Tactless Texan thanks readers for votes and jests about family
The column thanks readers for support and jokes about O W and the kids. It jokes about the mother in law lacking humor and notes pride in Irish traits. It reports on smallpox scares and Amarillo’s quarantine issues with a cited Sioux Falls article.
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Rival Gridiron Rivals Skip Missouri Washington U clash
A long running football rivalry ends this autumn as Missouri and Washington University will not meet. The dispute followed a postgame brawl after the 1926 Tiger Bear game and no 1927 game is scheduled.
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Mae Urges Immediate Resumption of Athletic Relations
Mae calls for an immediate restart of athletic exchanges between the two schools, urging cooperation and renewed competition without delay. The move signals a shift toward restoring regular sports interchanges and strengthening campus ties.
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Kentucky Derby prep under way at Churchill Downs
Louisville reports on the quickening pace of Kentucky racing season with Churchill Downs workouts and infield turf preparations for the upcoming Kentucky Derby. Weather favors conditions for the track as entries and trainers ready horses for the spring classic.
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YANKS looked to be strong despite expert doubt
Pennock, star southpaw of the American League, says the Yankees will be hard to beat. He cites improved infield with Gehrig Lazzeri Koenig and Dugan, plus solid outfield and pitching and a needed catcher.
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Washington Park Derby Prize Shrinks This Year
The American Derby winner at Washington Park will receive 26000 dollars this year down from 100000 last year when Hradley won. Officials say the glory of victory should compensate for a 75000 dollar drop in first place money.
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Three Founders Remain in Minors Alliance Members
Only three of the men who gathered in Chicago on September 5 1961 to form the National Association of Basebal Leagues remain on the roster. Mike Sexton led as second president, John H. Ferrell served as secretary since the start, and Thomas Hickey heads the American Association. Sexton once led the HIT league, Ferrell headed the New York State League, and Hickey directed the Western. Lieutenant Williams walked 160 miles from Cardiff to London in four days. Thomas RAN, a submarine officer, won a $600 wager.
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