Willisville Invites Cage Tourney Saturday in February
Willisville High School hosts an invitational basketball tournament this Saturday in Willisville Arkansas with mixed boys and girls bracket play across three sessions. Students from Laneburg and Reader will participate along with nearby schools as officials Duke Wells and Henry Yoco oversee games.
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Browns Back Batesville Team In Northeast Arkansas League
St Louis Browns will sponsor Batesville 1938 entry in Northeast Arkansas Basebill League. Elmer Kirchoff named player-manager. Browns provide $1600 cash and all players while Batesville handles operating expenses. Team trains with Browns farm system at Mayfield Kentucky.
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Marty Karow Named Texas A and M Coach Backfield
Annapolis reports Marty Karow, longtime Naval Academy head baseball coach, has resigned to coach the backs at Texas A and M. Karow will lead the football backfield and baseball at the Texas institution.
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Hope routs Hot Springs in two wins on Tuesday
Hope defeated Hot Springs 87 to 32 in the afternoon game and 28 to 24 at night. Goulwin led Hot Springs with 29 points, while Baker and Purtle starred for Hope with 15 and 21 points respectively. Lakeside Juniors beat Hot Springs 44 to 27 as Trussell led with 18 points. Arkadelphia visit Friday. Hope hosts Arkadelphia next Tuesday.
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Oliver Named Oregon Football Coach for Fall
Phi Beta Kappa scholar Gerald A. Tex Oliver to coach at the University of Oregon next fall. A West Point alum who played for Arizona and San Diego high schools, Oliver joins Oregon with a versatile attack plan and a three year contract worth six thousand six hundred dollars annually. He led Arizona to 82 wins in five seasons, including notable victories over Kansas and Oregon. Oliver also runs public clinics to connect players with fans and has chaired the Pacific Coast Football Coaches Association.
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New Field House to Be Dedicated at Razorbacks Game
Fayetteville Ark The dedication of a new 150000 field house will highlight Arkansas and Texas Christian University in a Southwest Conference basketball clash Friday night. Don Lockard and Jack Robbins lead Arkansas scorers as the Razorbacks pursue a strong conference standing amid a crowd set to witness the ceremony.
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Four-Minute Mile Debate Hits Impossible Claim
The article reports Brutus Hamilton disputing Albert Hill and Sidney Wooderson's four minute mile hopes. It details theories on physiology and speed, arguing a 4:00 mile remains unreachable, with notes on glycogen, lactic acid, and training methods versus British views that faster methods could advance the record.
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Mineral Springs Boys, Girls Rout Murfreesboro Opponents
Mineral Springs high school defeated Murfreesboro 55 11 in the boys game and 40 17 in the girls. Lay led the boys with 21 points while Bradford topped the girls with 21. Officials were Lonnie Bell from Henderson State Teachers College.
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Schoolboy Rowe Plans Comeback with Detroit in 1934
EL DORADO Ark Lynwood Thomas Rowe a former major league left hander says he will report for spring training in March at Joykeland Fla and seek reinstatement from Baseball Commissioner Landis if his army papers align He cites a shoulder issue from 1933 but denies a bone growth and notes his arm has improved His son Lynwood Jr shows promise with a developing right hand and whip in the family narrative
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