Boyd Cypert to Visit Hope Tuesday Near Razorback Plans
Boyd Cypert athletic business manager at the University of Arkansas will visit Hope on Tuesday with Dwight Sloan and possibly other Razorback figures. He will screen pictures from spring practice to illustrate this year’s prospects and discuss campus improvements. All alumni and Razorback boosters are invited to attend in the private dining room at Halted Bertow.
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University of Arkansas
Hope
By Im
Razorback
Cypert
Halted Bertow
Birt Thompson
Dwight Sloan
Stassing
Razorbjelk
Beirne Team Loses in National Semi Pro Play
Beirne Ark. met Waynesboro Miss in Wichita Kansas in a National Semi Pro baseball tournament game. Waynesboro won 4 to 2 despite Beirne’s 15 hits and three errors by the Mississippi club. Beirne wore bright green uniforms as their offense scattered hits.
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Wichita
Kan
Beirne
Ark
Lumsden
Waynesboro
Miss
Arkansas
Allen and Porter
Roberts
Lincoln
Neb
Concord
Mass
Leyden
Colo
Lisbon Falls
Burleigh Remembers Brooklyn Baseball Ties Across Eras
Burleigh Grimes recalls early days in the Three Field League with John Lindsay Brown and Springfield, noting Brown’s five for five efforts in 1985 and a seven RBI game. Hafey stands among NL leaders in home runs, while Roger Hornsby and others fill the top of the list. The piece also mentions a vast worldwide spend on radius over the past decade.
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Burleigh
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Bloomington
John Lindsay
Brown
Springfield
Paul Dean to Retire for Season with Cardinals
ST LOUIS The Cardinals announced Paul Dean will retire for the remainder of the season after shoulder surgery to restore his pitching arm. The decision surprised after a two inning exhibition at Belleville and followed news both Paul and Dizzy Dean would join the road trip for an exhibition in Charleston W Va.
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Caridinals
Paul Dean
Paul
Belleville
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Charleston
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Atr
Dean
Former Patmos Resident Killed in Pittsburgh Explosion
Earl Rogers, 3, a former Patmos man, was killed in an explosion Saturday in Pittsburgh. Details remain scarce, with investigators delaying full findings over the weekend as the fatal accident is examined.
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Earl Rogers
Patmos
Pittsburgh
Funeral set for Rogers after welding accident
Rogers died after a welding job incident. The body will be returned for funeral and burial at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mt Neboeliv with Rev. Leroy Samuels officiating. Survivors include his widow and two children, his mother Mas J. D. Rovers, a sister M Andee Powell, brothers Thudric Chester Robert Homer Milburn of Fillsburgh, Therman Lynn Han sel of Patmos, and H G Hairston and W N Hairston of Hope. About 250 people were killed during a hailstorm in Undiana, in BBY.
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Mt. Neboeliv
Leroy Samuels
Mas. J. D. Rovers
M Andee Powell
Thudric
Chester
Robert
Homer
Milburn
Fillsburgh
Therman
Lynn
Hansel
Patmos
H. G. Hairston
W.N. Hairston
Hope
Murdock Set for Tuesday Wrestling Return
Paul Murdock of Dallas returns Tuesday night to face Phil Romano in a marquee match after debuting here against Lefty Williams two weeks ago. Murdock, Frankie Hill’s younger brother, wrestles with science and grit. Dean Browning may appear in a 31 minute one fall bout. final plans incomplete. Shown as two hours late, the show starts at 2:95.
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Dallas
Texas
Lefty Williams
Murdock
Frankie Hill
Paul
Frankie
Phil Romano
Madrid
Spain
Romano
Ramaink
Mauldin
Dean Browning
Amatt Wr
Browning
Mendy Mory
Hid
Shy
Unclear 5 Percent Landings and Open Dates in Southern Association
Fragmentary report lists Sunday results for multiple teams including Little Rock Cincinnati and New York with varied scores. Mentions Saratoga Springs NY and possible historic figures with unclear context and numerous garbled names and numbers.
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Little Rock
Kansville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Amilanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Cincinnati
Chicapa
New York
Philidelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Fittsburely Hed
St. Lois
Little Rock Wins Pair From Smokies in Knoxville Series
In Knoxville Tennessee the Little Rock Travelers won both ends of a doubleheader against the Knoxville Smokies 4 to 2 and 4 to 2, extending their lead in the Southern Association. Smokies catcher Warren hit a homer in the first game but Little Rock pitcher Dickman blanked them after that, while Porter shut down Knoxville in the night game.
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Knoxville
Little Rock Travelers
Southern Association
Knoxville Stables
Smokies
Travelers
Warren
Smokey
Dickmay
Little Rock
Bobs Porter
Knoxville Ou
Tussell
Asbell
Kardlow
Griffiths
Dickman
Temerun
Karelow
Kroyville
Forler
Thompson
Heintzelman
Barons
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Crackers
Taok
Birmingham
Shanks Mare Record Run Beats Transcontinental Path
George Hadley of Springfield Massachusetts walked to Los Angeles alone pacing roughly six miles per hour. The World War veteran covered about 3000 miles from UD to 70 a day and weighed 125 pounds at the start while losing weight along the journey. The prior Shanks Mare record was 77 days 22 hours set by Edward Payson Weston in 1869.
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George
Hadley
Los Angeles
Springield
Mass
Cluus
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Poison Dip Burns Chicken Fancier
Mrs J K Green of Ozan was severely burned when tincture of iodine and sodium fluorine spilled from a cut on her hand while she treated her chickens. Doctors treated the wound, and she suffered pain, illness, and a temporary loss of appetite but showed some improvement by Saturday. A grizzly bear on the trail yields to a skunk passing by.
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Ozan
J. K. Green
Football Team to Slide Into Game at Indiana Stadium
Bloomington Indiana, Coach Bo McMillan considers a novel substitution method. A player leaves the field via a side slide and ascends to the stands by an elevator to gain a better view of plays. He argues the plan would let him see the ball clearly and spot errors more easily.
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Bloomington
Ind
Kelly
Indiana University
Bo McMilling
McMillan
Green Wins Tight Ozan Cotton Weigher Election By One
Glad Green narrowly defeated Ed Jackson by one vote in a nine candidate race to become cotton weigher for the Ozan community. Despite circulating political talk, all votes cast were deemed legal and Green will serve the post. Denver coach Coburn Jones led the varsity to the 1937 Colorado American region junior baseball title and a junior title for a youth team.
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Glad Green
Ed Jackson
Lewalj
Denver
Coburn Jones
Pittsburgh
Jones
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