Four Arkansans to Play on Western All Star Team
Four Arkansas players join the Western all star squad for the national high school football game in Corpus Christi Texas tonight. Center Honey Fitz Ribbon of Little Rock and tackle Timmy Prewell of Smackover are listed as probable starters. Denny Gentry of Blytheville is also a Western selection. The West is coached by Willie Walls and Christian University alum. the East is coached by Red Drew of Alabama.
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Aiars
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Little Rock
Timmy Prewell
Smackover
Denny Gentry
Blythevile
Mle West Saxad
Westeners
Willie Walls
Amateur golf and track stars vie for Wiltie Turnesa crown
Rival golfers Walker and Carr post holes in one practice rounds as amateurs prepare to start the Wiltie Turnesa national title bid. Women's Western Amateur winner Sigel defeats Peggy in a close match. Track and field highlights include Gardien’s 184 feet discus and other international results.
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Tulsa
Ohlo
Joe Carr
England
Wiltie Turnesa
Chicago
Rolen Sigel
Philadelphia
Peggy
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Belmont
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Toney
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Byron Nelson
Fort Wayne faces first major test in semi pro tourney
In Wichita Fort Wayne the defending national semi pro champion meets Weimar Tex Truckers as the double elimination tournament continues. Weimar and Fort Wayne each hold two wins, while several teams were eliminated after two defeats.
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Sale of Southwestern Proving Ground surplus land Arkansas
Government surplus land at Southwestern Proving Ground Hempstead County Arkansas about 4901.8 acres offered for disposal under Surplus Property Act 1944. Includes agricultural and grazing land with easements, mineral rights, and restricted materials. Explains priority to veterans tenants and others with sale process, dates, and contact for bids.
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400 Gridsters to Turn Out in SW Conference
The Southwest conference opens active practice for its 35th season on Sept 1 with over 400 candidates across seven schools. SMU leads as preseason favorite with 61 players, while Texas A and M and TCU expect strong rosters. Arkansas, Baylor, Rice, and other teams show varied anticipation as teams prepare for Sept 24 opening actions.
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Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments Show Varied Programs
A scrambled listing outlines a dense broadcast schedule with many names and show titles across music news and entertainment. Entries mention Ted Drake, Curley Bradley, Gabriel Heatter, Kate Smith, and various time slots, indicating a bustling morning to evening program lineup.
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Big Top
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Gabriel Heattes
Fulton Lewis
Straight
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
Inside of
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Cecil Brown
Prescott
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Harvey Harding
Gabriel Heatter
John Castiel
Eddie Arnold
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Chieini
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Radio Programs in New York Aug 29 Listings
Daily schedule notes top radio programs in New York and national networks. Highlights include Gene, Godfrey, Robert Q. Lewis, Harvey Harding and shows across CBS ABC MBS and local stops. Program times span morning to late evening with a focus on entertainment, talk, and music.
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Abe
Birlin
Godfrey
Bob Huw
Jone
Ela Mae Jimes
Nate Southin
Peter Salemz
Suspere
jAwrcode
Viesday
Welcome Travelers
CBS
Robert Q. Lewis
ABC
MBS
Harvey Harding
Racing’s Breed Hope Versus Losses Threaten the Sport
A broad look at modern thoroughbreds shows speed-driven breeding may be shrinking legs and sidelining many stars. The piece cites Citation and Stymie as examples and laments two-year-olds racing too young while noting weights and newer trends contribute to injuries.
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Seattle
Forse Racing
Bine Peter
Mr. Busher
Count Fleet
Eclipse
State Softball Tithe Play Underway
State softball tithe play underway as six teams push toward the southwest regional tournament to be held in the area September 9 through 12. Tonight at 6:10 p.m. Trewitt Pest Control of Pine Bluff meets Combat Command 1 at Camp Charlevoix. Other matchups include Texarkana versus Asbury Methodist and Boone Taylor of Fort Smith versus Lion Oils, with losers advancing to Wednesday and Thursday games.
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Arkansas
Brays-Lewis
Conway
Tyoneroup
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Asbury Methodist Olive
Arkhama Fang
Fort Sroith
Parasiand
Coca-Cola
Ting Bhat
Curizus Clear
Thoraday
Boone Taylor
Tot Springs
Lion Oilus
Three Arkansas Players in All Star Game
Corpus Christi August 29 three Arkansas players Denny Genby Blytheville Jimmy Tewett Smackever and Henry Fitzgibbon Little Rock played for the West in the national high school all star game featuring a tie vote and festive atmosphere with the West vs East matchup.
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Tex
Gormel
Arkansas
Denny Genby
Blytheville
Jimmy Tewett
Smackever
Henry Fitzgibbon
Little Rock
Greenwood Backs Into Pennant in Cotton States League
The Greenwood Dodgers clinched the pennant after a rough weekend, aided by El Dorado’s loss to Greenville. Natchez and Greenville vie for third and fourth as the regular season nears Wednesday closure. Helena, Pine Bluff, and Clarksdale also posted mixed results as playoff spots tighten.
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Chattanooga
Texas League
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Cotton States Greenwood
Natchez
Greenville
Aha Hot Springs
Clarksdale
Helena OS
Wild Dog Horizon TA A Puzzle-Laden Old Word List
A fragmented OCR style page presents a dense list of terms and clues across topics from animals and geography to objects and verbs. It reads like a lexicon puzzle with scattered numbers and stray phrases, lacking coherent narrative or event details.
Powerwearer Puzzle Answer
Puzzle clues indicate a powerswearer themed solution. Answers align with historical crossword style clues and fill entries across the grid. The hints mix numeric references with wordplay for a compact puzzle result.
Yanks and Cards Win to Tighten League Lead
The Yankees swept a doubleheader over the White Sox, aided by a six run ninth inning in game one and a 7 5 victory in the nightcap, as Tommy Henrich was hurt. The Cardinals swept Boston to stretch their edge over Brooklyn to two and a half games, while the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 9 0 and other pennant races saw mixed results across the circuit. Stan Musial homered for St Louis, Don Newcombe pitched the Dodgers to a shutout in the late game, and several teams jockeyed for positions.
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League Leaders Batting Rebikton Brooklyn 340 in season list
League leaders show Brooklyn players atop multiple categories including batting runs and hits with Robinson leading in hits and doubles portion. St. Louis Musial and rival performers from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh appear in several top spots for runs, doubles, and triples.
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