Bobcats Face Arkadelphia Strong Team Tuesday Night
The Tope High School Bobcats travel to Arkadelphia to meet a strong Arkadelphia High School squad in the gym Tuesday night. Arkadelphia boasts wins over several opponents including Spring and Camden, and the Bobcats hope to rebound after last week’s loss.
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Baseball All He Knows And No Job In Sight
A garbled sports item highlights a baserunning figure, with unclear names and teams. It notes baseball is all he knows and hints at career uncertainty, mentioning Kann and Ubird as well as Chicago Whitt Sux in a distorted context. The piece reads like a clipped profile with many unreadable fragments.
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State Tournament Bids Set as Jonesboro Hosts Finals
The Arkansas Association of Athletic Officials met in Jonesboro to award bids for the state basketball tournament. Conway, Jonesboro and others submitted guarantees. East Side Junior High won the junior tourney with a 125 cash bid. Arkadelphia and Russellville offered guarantees or gate receipts. May 6-7 dates were noted for the track meet. Officials discussed eligibility of Wilson Carpenter and potential alternate dates and venues for nontrack events at the annual convention.
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Parkers Lead S. W. Basketball Race
The Arkansas Razorbacks sit atop the Southwest Conference standings after two easy wins over a beleaguered Texas Christian. The slate includes a home series against Texas at Fayetteville Friday and Saturday, with road tests in Houston against Rice and in College Station against Baylor and Texas A&M.
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Had His Tonsils Out Then Played That Day
A jagged report recounts a baseball figure undergoing a tonsil removal and still appearing in uniform for practice. The strange sequence follows a late arrival, with dialogue showing surprise at the quick return to activity. The piece blends sporting life with odd hospital drama.
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Fights Flourish as Bears Edge Redskins in Turbulent Clash
In Miami the Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 16 0 in a wild league game enlivened by multiple brawls. Eight players were ejected for punching and striking, including Russell Thompson and Lag Olson from Chicago and Bob McChney, George Wileston, Bill Kat Chien, George Smith, Don Twiss, Edem Monela from Washington. Nine thousand fans watched in 75 degree weather at Grange Bowl.
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Bodcaw Wins Cage Tournament in Willisville
Bodcaw Tigh Bclinol senior boys won the Tri County cage title at Willisville, beating Prescott 188 in the final. Emmet girls defeated Standard Umstead 33 to 26. Tournament outcomes list multiple rounds, all star selections, and officials. Army seeks older college volunteers as flying captains are noted.
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Gans Wins From Nelson In Foul Call At 42nd Round
Art Krenz cartoon notes Joe Gans defeated Battling Nelson on a foul in the 42nd round of their first Tex Rickard promoted fight in Goldfield Nevada on September 3 1906. Rushaway wins Swiss Derby at Aurora May 22 1936, Latoni Derby the next day. Babe Ruth led American League in ERA 1.75 in 1916 with Red Sox. Banana stalk bat described as poor wood and a Baltimore chop is a high bouncing belt. Two oclock hitter excels in practice but pops up in games.
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Thrifty Finish Runner Rejects Hidden Fees
Nuont Wid Ethics Fauve Nurmi famed as thrifty in sport refused money he felt not earned. He declined 300 for a cigarette testimonial 1500 for a liquor endorsement and 2500 for ghostwritten stories saying he could not have written them.
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Fisherman Dragged Under by 100-Pound Sturgeon
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Vincent Halbeck ice fishes on Lake Winnebago when he spears a 100 pound sturgeon. The fish pulls him toward the ice as companions haul him and the catch to safety. Also note Pasadena bans dogs from streets after 7 PM and New York trappers report higher demand for skunk fur.
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Duluth Man Wins 153-Mile Ski Marathon From Duluth to St Paul
Peter Fosseide of Duluth captured the 153 mile ski derby from Duluth to St Paul in five heats with an overall time of 28 hours 32 minutes, the longest cross country marathon of its kind in American history.
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