Jimmy Wilson the Optimist and the Phillies Hope
Jimmy Wilson, once a famed optimist for the Philadelphia Phillies, discusses past trades and futures with Neuhauser notes, recalling Pink Whitney’s sale to the Braves and Klein to the Cubs. He asserts the club’s strength and hints at potential pennant pursuit despite a rocky upstart period and multiple roster moves.
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Harry Grayson
Nea Bervinw
Biloxi
Miss Wherr
Wal- Vien Baker
Phillies
NiiHaRers
Dings Wilson Dias
Eld
Elih
Vis Cour
Lypaokiyeia
Perlisch
Wilson
Hall
Muitlies
Pinkey Whitney
Boston Braves
Travel ers Lose in Exhibition Game
Exhibition matchup ends with Milwaukee in a tough loss as key players struggle with injuries. Coaches evaluate lineup options and national scouts note limited bench depth amid a chaotic first half.
Ebitles Discusses Players and Playoff Prospects
A distorted article reviews players and teams, mentioning Wilson LaMaster Walters and others. It notes pitching, defense, and potential impact on the National League pace, with references to several named players and past performances.
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Wilson
Wwe
Viewl
Foo
Jo Patel
Clivason
Wasa LaMaster
BU Walters
Chetele
LaMlaster
Tiack Walters
Passeay
Weil Walters
Madedhy
Cami
Hallahan
Dadtinart
Peli
Baltinare
Taniin Reis
inVenitie
Wilkes-Barre
Unlins
Bud Atword
Walter Stephensen
Cole
Whitney
Khe
del Yours
Leo Norris
Jimny Wilgo
Tomnathing
Oaklawn Betting Sets High Mark at Spring Meet
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas posted a record attendance of 126,858 for the Slediey-raedup meet at Gakhiwa Park. The program featured a $168,540 return on a four percent wager, with Derby Day activities highlighted by Charles McNutt and a standout performance by Ethel Vo Mare Viper in the $5000 Arkansas Derby event.
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Ark
Gakhiwa Park
Wat Seston
St. Fietrek
Charles McNutt
Little Rock
Hele
McNatt
Torey
Galdawar
Odes Deukih
el Voy
Ethel
Dbs Vieldey
Qworth
Auto enthusiasts show early year decline in major U S wealthiest areas
A reader summary notes that car enthusiasts in the wealthiest United States regions recorded a percentage drop in activity in the first week of the year compared with the same period a year earlier. The report highlights a broader trend of reduced participation among autosophile residents in key urban centers.
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United States
Weis Ie
Foot Specialist to Be Here Wednesday
Mr. Scholl's sale representative from Chicago will be at Hills Shoe Store here Wednesday this week. Women who have feet troubles may consult the representative.
Porkers to Have Good Grid Team at University of Arkansas
Payetteville dispatch reports Coach Prodr. Phonsco prepares the University of Militaies Rayerbaeles squad for the 1937 southwest football title. The team promises strong defense and versatile backfield with veterans Dudhey Miles, Rapdall Stdlings, and Lloyd Wendell leading the offense. Arkansas faces competition from several seven to eight batter prospects while Coach Willis names Balin and Atwood to strengthen the line and pass game. A side note mentions a New York arrest over a misunderstanding involving misheard goods.
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Payetteville
Athe
Prodr. Phonsco
Rayerbaeles
Nik
Hanson Aid
Spain
Arkansas
Nowmay Millers
Don Ver
Walter Ramsey
Dudhey Miys
Arkinsus
Bill Suthers
A. J. Yates
Daekher
Lest
Mauries Britt
Job Feieberzer
Paul Zaber
Fack Strath
Lloyd Wendell
Veronis Ray Balin
Ralph Atwood
Balin
Guy Gras
Thsti
Uobe
Camden Highs Announce 11-Rate Football Schedule
Camden Ark coach Sam Coleman unveiled an 11 game fall gridiron plan for the Panthers with dates starting September 16 at an early practice coinciding with track. The schedule lists games in Nashville Ouachita Parish Monroe La Tex Arkana Pine Bluff Malvern Hope Hot Springs Fordyce Little Rock and Dorade through November 24.
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Camden, Ark
Sam Coleman
Camden High School Panthers
Simuckuver
Nashville
Ouachita
Monroe
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Malvern
Hope
Hot Springs
Fordyce
Little Rock
Allen Berry Named Coach at El Dorado
Allen Berry of Smackover will become head coach at El Dorado High School succeeding Jimmy Nesbit who resigned amid a disappointing season. Berry’s track teams at Smackover won District 9 titles in 1434 and 194, and he is praised for a strong coaching record. Nesbit, a Alabama graduate, resigned last month and considered offers at Bryan Military School Chattanooga or Greenville High School.
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EL Dorado
Allen Berry
Smackover
Jimmy Nesbit
el Drnwleigh School
J. J. McClurkin
Jolyn Berry
Bo Rowkiied
Syracuse University
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Vanderbilt University
Dav McGugin
Nesbit
University of Alabama
Tean
Brylar Military School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Greenville S.C. High School
Pine Bluff Losing 11 Veteran Grid Players
Pine Bluff High Zebra football enters spring drills under coaches Dunaway and Terry as they must replace 11 lettermen. Expected returnees include Billy and Kelly Ross and several others, while a lengthy list of players who did not report is noted.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff High Scrieal Zebras
Allen Dunaway
George Terry
Billy and
Kelly Ross
Guy Boyd
Earnest Kennedy
Hempstead County Chancery Court Delinquent Lands Notice
State of Arkansas files in Hempstead County Chancery Court to quiet title on forfeited lands due to non payment of taxes. Notice to any rightful claimants to appear at the September term to show cause why title should be vested in the state in fee simple. Includes list of lands and taxpayer names.
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Hempstead County
State of Arkansas Aets
State of
Arkansas
General Assembly of
State of Arkansas
Clerity
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Hem Strap County
Partel
Borg
Ms Southy Range
J. C. Pittman
Anthony Smith
Rake
West AL
W. OM. Withares
Wai
Nwsw
W. M. Williams
W. M. Kelly
G. F. Lovely
Ra Rane
FP. Higgason
Pawashiy Il
Nis
Mollie Crosby
L. Rhodes
Wool Townsend
Laura Stuart
J. C. Whitefield
J.C. Whitefield
E. M. Scoggins
Joe Williams
E. G. Sampson
G. Sampson
Nancy Beckett
W. Sampson
M. Ford
Ant
Boulsie
W. S. Cotter
C. M. Conway
M. Cowway
South Range
C. M. Conways
Conway
Conway Allah
M. Conway
West Co. M
Blevins
Mevins Jd. M
Hendrix . Ag
Tigar Leverett ’ Tau
Eduuy Levereth
Morrow
Chive
Harry Fulton Si
AIO
Thomias Love
Ida Richards
SAT
Flav Prsten
Aretha Neweusl
Abjbott
Bronk
Hope Don Willins
London
Sam Corpie Minttes
Parker Wb Walls
State of Arkansiss U
Hove
M. Powers
Tug of McCasten
Mkio
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Ralph Bailey
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Jerse
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Stanford
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Beagle
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Tiler Willie
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Bureau of Biological
National Widlife Federation
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Smackover Grid
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