Prescott Falls Twice to Bodcaw in League Play
Prescott girls and Desleaw boys lost to Bodcaw in a rugged game at Prescott. Bodcaw led by Dunabal and Hankins built a decisive early margin, while Prescott rallied late but fell 50-38. Burdened by turnovers and rough defense, Prescott could not overcome Bodcaw’s offense as Feb 7 games and county tournament plans were noted.
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Presenttithler
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Desleaw Jungoy Boys
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Higers
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Prescott
Cumenit
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Burlenw
MD Jaintly
Gee of Frescott
Prescot
Marteae
Gaius Amatehes
Tournamati Wis
Resaialds Brothers
Bve
T C U Loses Two Grid Candidates
A garbled report from Fort Worth notes two TCU grid candidates failed to pass required work quotas per a partially legible list. Registrc Utton Wirwil Cluce of Gainesville and John Presse ley of North Side were marked ineligible, though they remain listed as outstanding, with implications for next term.
Cuyler Signs Contract With Brooklyn Dodgers
Cuyler, age 49, announces retirement from active play after 17 seasons in which he hit 270 for the Reds last year. He joins the Brooklyn Dodgers, marking the fourth NL club in his 15 year major league career. he began with Pittsburgh and finished with Chicago.
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Mayer Kike Coyle
Onuuren Thueselig
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cuyler
Cincinati Reds
Brooklyn
PitTsburgh
Lea
Chicago
le Reds
Cubs
Track Schedule of U of A Announced
Fayetteville Arkansas. C A Thomsen announced Thursday the spring track schedule for the University of Arkansas Rivacbarks. The schedule is complete except for a few contracts. Dual meets are listed across states with events in Port Worth Springfield and Cape Giradeau. Southwest Conference meet is slated in Dallas and Lawrence.
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Ark
Cayeh
C. Thomsen
Wile
of Arkansas
Rivacbarks
Auc Lencheris
College
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Ayseil
Imeet
Port Worth
Texas
Springfield
Toartiers Ite
Oldatoma A. and
Silwiter
Oklo
Kansas
Cape Giradeau
Dallas
Lawrence
Southwest Grid Coaches Favor Rose Bowl Games
Southwest Conference coaches debated Rose Bowl eligibility for their champions. The Cotton Bowl group favored keeping a bowl path while opponents pressed for a Rose Bowl invitation, amid talks about a divisional structure and conference representation.
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Unclear Fragment Heads into Vague Election Echoes
A garbled text fragment hints at political figures and rivalries but lacks coherent names, dates, or events. The piece mentions envied figures and factions and ends without readable context or outcome. No clear actions or entities can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
Tommy Farr to Fight Max Baer in New York Collision
The report notes Tommy Farr expected to clash with Max Baer in New York with plans for a heavyweight comeback. Mentions events around late March and scheduling via media outlets, plus references to other bouts and boxing figures.
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Pen
Joe Batds
Sthinpian Mantis
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Siraaniee Propotur
Mike
Keane Takes Baseball Manager Role with St Louis Cardinals
Johnny Keane signs as baseball manager after leaving the Houston Buffs. The Albany, Georgia native and former outfielder is slated to oversee the Cardinals, replacing prior leadership and starting a new era.
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Touston
Fulity Beane
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Albany
Che
Phiven
Dhe
Cardinal
Mienarths
Clisa D Ivague
Hallahan Released Outright By Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds announce the outright release of pitcher Wild Bill Hallahan. The move comes amid midseason roster reshuffling as the club adds outfielder Lee Gamble from the minor leagues to bolster the lineup.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reus
Halla Han
Reds
Wrestlers Study the Art of Aliases Across Nations
New York essay surveys wrestling personas from around the world detailing alias creation, stage names, and the cultural flair behind handles. It lists foreign grapplers such as Pierre de Gline, Ivan Rasputin, Shin iki Shikuma, Sandor Szabo, Tanagia Martinez, Juan Ologuivel, Julia Grandevich, Danno Mahaney, Ali Baba, Maurice La Chappelle, Ghafoor Khan, Bill Manson, and Sneeze Achey, along with era costumes and facial hair styles that define the sport’s flamboyant identity.
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Roll OF
Rayslin's
Athens
Hoboken
Pierre de Gline
Canada
Ivan Rasputin
Russia
Shiniki Shikuma
Japan
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Tanagia Martinez
Mexico
Juan Ologuivel
Spain
Julia Grandevich
Foland
Danno Mahaney
Ireland
Ali Baba
India
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Ghafoor Khan
Indi
Bill Manson
Sweden
Sneeze Achey
Hawaii
Fat
Martin T Byliny Levy
Willisville High Boys Defeat Cale Team in Narrow Win
Willisville high school senior boys beat Cale team 40 to 17 on Waknes night. Thompson led Willisville with strong defense and 10 points, Simpson added nine points. Willisville girls also defeated Cale 21 to 18 in a separate game.
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Willieville
Willisville
Cale
Thompson
Spuini
Simpson
Local residents and visitors share weekend sojourns in Blevins and Hope
Blevins and nearby towns welcomed guests including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Compton of Lit Ue Rank, Miss Kathlene Stephens of Texas Kita, and many relatives visiting in hospitals and homes. Others traveled to Little Rock, Prescott, and Glenwood for visits and social gatherings with family such as the Sige Stephens, Sige Sage, and Jim Brown households.
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Walter Compton
Edgar Edwards
Kathlene Stephens
Texas- Kita
Sige Stephenis
Rosburn
Wallace Sage
Glenwood
Allen Sage
Cora Donnell Hospital
Joe, Wade
Charline Stewart
Little Rock
Billy Brown
Hope
Blevins
Sweeney Copeland
Sun Din
Jim Brown
Roy D. Johnson
Johnny Wide
Bryson Ronva
Tyler
Texas
Plm
Honea
Desmius HR. Reynolds
Bayes W. Mayfield
FL Dorado
Harlon Honea
Johnny Wade
Eva Jane
Prescott
Gordon Brooks
Jess Wood
Baegel
Notable Sports Moments From Early 20th Century Baseball and Racing
Charles Owens the retired AL umpire nicknamed Brick after a fan threw Irish confetti at him in a Pittsburgh game years ago. On October 1, 1993 Wally Berger hit a bases loaded homer to clinch fourth place for the Boston Braves and spark a World Series split. Upset remains the only horse to beat Man o War in the Sanford Memorial at Saratoga on August 13, 1919, despite Big Beo’s late jam.
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Pittsburgh
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Upset
Saratogs
Big Beo
Hamiter 77 Dies Near Patmos in Arkansas Obit
Tippet Mon'oe Hamiter, 77, died January 21 at his home near Patmos. Funeral held January 23 at his daughter's home conducted by Rev. Floyd Clark. Burial in Macedona cemetery. First wife Lena Young Phillips born March 1, 1885, six children. two survivors Cora Grews of Patmos and Forrest Humiter of Tulsa. Next wife Ems Reeves, January 19, 189?. seven children total, survivors Lester and Ethridge Hamiler of Los Angeles, Mrs Mir Kent, Harald Mantster of Patmos, fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Patmos
Mirtes
Floyd Clark
Macedonia
Lena Young Phillips
Cora Grews
Forrest Humiter
Tulsa
Oklo
Ems Reeves
Prominent Voices Reflect on Art, Patriotism, and Industry
The excerpts feature Mrs. Osa Johnson planning a solo trek to complete a grand Africa project for her late husband Martin Johnson, musician Vincent Lopes lamenting anthem awareness, Cornelia Otis Skinner critiquing radio and film distortions, Cornelia Otis Skinner noting pay variability, Carrie Chapman Catt predicting slow progress of a world trend, and a remark on Germany’s steel railway coaches highlighting industrial prowess.
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Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Vincent Lopes
Cornelia Otis Skinners
Carrie Chapin Catt
Columbus Teams Lose to Patmos in Ark matchup
Patmos High School senior boys defeated Columbus 28 to 22 as Reeves led Patmos with standout scoring and Patmos maintained the lead from the first quarter. Columbus juniors and girls fell behind with Patmos taking the junior win 16 to 32 and the Columbus girls topping Patmos 33 to 19.
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Ark
Patmos High School
Columbus
Reeves
Stafford
Caldwell
Stout
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Columbus Girls
M. Woolsey
Boyce
Mayton
Patmos Juniors
Columbus Juniors
Cox
Camp
Shepperson
Edwards
Weekend Guests and Funerals Highlight Colum bus Notes
Washington Miss Roberta Stuart and Mrs J A Williamson of Shreveport were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Crit Stuart. Henry Gray Bearden of Hope spent the weekend with his sister Mrs W J Stroud. Kathryn Martindale of Little Rock is a guest at the hotel this week. Funeral attendance and family visits mark the column as relatives travel between Texarkana Nashville Arkadelphia and Memphis. A cake walk Friday February 4 at the Ok Capital Building was announced by High School students.
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J. A. Williamson
Shreveport
Crit Stuart
Henry Gray Bearden
Hope
W. J. Stroud
Kathryn Martindale
Little Rock
Stuart Wilson
Texas
Elizabeth Hart
W. R. Pruitt
Nashville
I. H. Garner
W. H. Stingley
Ford Stingley
Texarkana
Bessie Battle
Fulton
Randolph Hamby
Prescott
Patrick Sullivan
Betty Jane
Arkadelphia
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The
Baptist Church
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R. A. Anderson
Naversini
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My. King
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