Sharkey Scott bouts draw social turnout in Miami
The column recalls boxing social scenes around Sharkey and Scott in Miami with mention of notable names. It notes old Baltimore social clubs hosting fights, Dempsey earnings, and figures like Knute Rockne and Bobby Jones, tying the sport to social gatherings and memorabilia from past eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Atlanta
Macter
Striblings
Bobby Jones
Walter Candler
Adairs
Willie
Art Shires
Dally Stark
Dartmouth
John Cheney
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rock
Sharkey-Scott
Miami
Baltimore
A! Herford
al -Herford
Colemnly
Heiford
Hayes
Bobcats Edge Stamps High School in Doubleheader
The Bobcats traveled to Stamps yesterday and won both games. In the morning contest the score was 2 to 11 with Stamps prevailing early, while the evening game ended 17 to 14 in a tight, hard fought affair with the Bobcats securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schol “Bobcats
Stamps
Boberts
U A Athlete Sets Tough Fayetteville High Bar
Fayetteville coach Ralph Haizlip, a former University of Arkansas athlete, boasts 42 straight victories with his high school team. In his second year, his Fayetteville cagers have played 12 games undefeated, echoing the famed Arkansas giant basketball tradition in the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ralph Haizlip
Haizlip
University of Arkansas
Parker
Jonesboro
Haitzlip
Cagers
Arkansas Giant
Ozark Region
Personal Mention updates from Hope Friday strangers and visits
William Rhodes, Waller of Prescott, Joe Youmans of Emmet, Jim Wilson of Columbus, Mrs. W T Hood, C L Flowers, Bruce Price, Mrs L F Monroe, Mrs W P Hood, Mrs J W Butler, W H Maxwell, R G Byers, Miss Ella Posey, Terrell Cornelius, Frank Russell, Laurine Lewis, Frank Noland attend business and social events in Hope. Weltman’s Millinery owner Chap Weltman plans a spring buying trip to St Louis and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber. Waller
Prescott
Hope
Joe Youmans
Emmet
Bruce Price
L. F. Monroe
Washington
W. P. Hood
Pay
J. W. Butler
Frank Russell
Laurine Lewis
Frank Noland
W. H. Toney
Pine Bluff
Weltman
South Main Street
Hope Sunday
St. Louis
Aviators report pitiful flood area conditions in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a Red Cross update says flood relief is proceeding but suffering from cold and hunger remains. Food drops by plane reached isolated homes while new ice jams threatened the Wabash River. Guardsmen returning from flights described desperate scenes as residents rushed for food and a mother and newborn faced exposure amid collapsing homes and freezing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Red Cross
Hope Furniture Co a long standing Hope staple shows growth
Terrel Cornelius and Rufus Hearnden run Hope Furniture Company a pioneer retailer in Hope. The store founded by W. M. Cornelius about thirty years ago is noted for service value and flexible terms. It carries nationally known lines and aims to furnish Southwest Arkansas homes with dependable quality and favorable prices through strong buying connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hope Furniture Company
Terrell Cornelius
Rufus Hearnden
W. M. Cornelius
Ritchie Wholesale Grocery Co
Cornelius
Kerrang
Arkansas
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Sharkey- Phil
Johnson
Johnny K Conway
Len
Bes
New York
William
Mr WiLliams
Laufer
Ene Lous Bonner
Rpe Stealer
Bobcats
Stamps Hi School
U. of A
William Rhodes
Little Rock
Jim Wilson
Columbus
C. L. Flowers
Litle Rock
W. H. Maxwell
Saratoga
Clarence
Radio! Sales Co
R. G. Byers
Providence
Ella Posey
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Benchley
Young
Arkansas Banker
Ohio
National Guard Oyuintara
Onother
Ivid
Aoman
Charles Holtzclaw
Henry Wile Namu
Lyestock
Cartoon Review
Hope Furniture
Hope Star
Moses
le Shue
Hewarts
Jewelry
Jewelers
Moreland
Karpen Nving Room
Fox Studio
Aenstrong
Sellers Kitchen
Simmons
Stricts Fine
Stewart-Warner Radins
Metal Products
Rhodes Bros
Dot
Walnut Street
Cannon
Main and
Third Streets
Wilnut
Third
Ward & Son
Hope Lumber
Cox-Cassidy Foundry Co
Theo
P. Witt
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