Hempstead County basketball tourney opens with round games
In Hemstead County action Blevins hosts rounds at Patmos and Arkadelphia teams face Bodcaw and Spring Hill. Senior and junior boys contests listed with Patmos, Blevins, Columbus and Prescott among the participants.
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Blevins
Ark
Howe
Morapstead
Wehl
Qarglock
Kampee
Sarataya
Guernsey
Palios
Piney Crowe
Spring Hill
Fulton
Spring EL
Blevins Va
Patmos
Pinoy Grave
Cheese
Columbus
Skiratoya
Mewipstead
Anhly
Colne Wall Fe
Tanyss
Shreveport Becomes Texas League Club in Galveston Buyout
Shreveport gains a Texas League franchise after Galveston exercised an option and agreed to sell. Henry O Neal of the Chamber of Commerce said the option would be pursued and J Walter Mortik planned to depart Tuesday night to finalize the purchase.
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Shreveport
Galveston
Henry O'Neal
Press
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. Walter Mortik
UK Coach Adolph Rupp Opposes Center Turn Elimination
Lexingon Ky Adolph Ray University of Kentucky basketball coach is dead against removing the center position saying the game would lose color and spirit. He argues the move would dumb down play and create confusion about roles, expressing strong critique of the proposed change.
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Lexingson
Adolph Ray
University of Kentucky
Tuin
Rupp
Yankees, Bronc ailing stars and college antics clash in sports notes
Unclear OCR text recounts Johnny Bronca facing injuries and possible return to play with the Yankees and references to Roy Ruppert Rifles, Boston Red Sox, and college athletes. Mentions Dominic, Lael, Lotis Boudreau, and Adamick Taming Farr amid athletic eligibility debates. Notes Buds on coaching and commissioner Suspolis.
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Tarry Grayson
Buster
NEA
Johnny Bronca
Boston
Yankees
Cordelia Treland
Hender
Dominic
Byonen
Therapeu Fiereatimenta
Bena
Cali Lael
ALA
U. Wirt
Yeatel Lrucats
Lotis Boudreau
Minos
Starone
Brinder
Cuffith
Big Ten
Connie Simon
Abhiletics
Wasily
Feu
Anil
Iby
Suspolis
Adamick
Farr
Tonypandy
Tommy Didad
Max Baer
Garden
TCU Cage Team Falls to 18th Straight Lose
In Dallas Texas the TCU basketball team extended its losing streak to eighteen as Southern Methodist defeated them 42 to 3. Methodist center and star player led the scoring while A Smith of TCU produced late spirited shooting efforts amid a stifling defense.
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Dallas
Tesxas
Billy DeWell
Southern Metlaxtist
Vexas Christian
Tangy Methodist Center
A. Smith
TCU
Methodist
Fouthony Methodist
DeWell
Norfan
Crouch
Darkworth
Atl
Southern Methodist
Unclear boxing note on rivals and opportunities
Fragmentary report references a boxer known as Butcher Boy and a rival Baer who helped him gain international status. Mentions Farr Las imate two starts in this country and a defeat. Vague remarks about a heavyweight and a driver, with uncertain names and actions in early rounds.
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Baer
Anr
Farr Las Imate
Gehrig Refuses to Play for 36000
Lou Gehrig rejected Colonel Ruppert and Ed Barrow’s offer, insisting on 41600 to play for the Yankees, amid talk of a Florida stay and possible joint action with Joe DiMaggio. Ruppert remained firm that funds would not meet Gehrig’s demand, while Gehrig stayed in New Rochelle or Florida unless his terms were met.
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Gayle Talnot
New York
Flavigti
Wee
Jake Ruppert
Lou Gehrig
Turmuily
Low
Yankees
Lou
Hollywood
Girel
Srewer
Gehrigstother Ceutt
Joe DiMaggio
New Rochelle
Florida
Reppert
Ed Barrow
Columbia Lau
Lau
DiMaggio
Catehwig
Mineral Springs defeats Columbus inArkansas doubleheader
Mineral Springs hosts Columbus teams in a Tuesday doubleheader winning the men 42 to Ad and the women 29 to 1. Lay leads with 18 points for Mineral Springs while A Culleh scores 1 for Columbus. Woolsey adds 12 for Columbus. Other notes include Danie Bush injuring a finger in Indianapolis delaying a golf trip and Adolf Keifer at the University of Texas San e deemed ineligible for varsity swimming.
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Mineral Springs
Ark
Columbus
Spa Boys
Lay
A. Culleh
Niuvisi
Woolsey
Indianapolis
Danie Bush
Minnuapolis
Ftringer
Ploridi
Tourney Goes to New York in National Invitational
The New York Basketball Writers' Association sponsors a national invitational tourney at Madison Square Garden on March 9, 14, and 16. First round pairs four eastern teams, with semis feeding two distant finalists from other districts, though some top clubs may decline due to conference rulings. The final includes leaders from Pacific Coast, Rocky Mountain, Midwest, and South.
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New York
New York Basketball Writers' Association
Madison Square Garden
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Siford Star Chooses Stanford After Track Record
Palo Alto area notes Lester Steers of Fula Alto High School has jumped a mile and sunlit inches in practice and will enter Stanford next fall. The March timing and city sports pages highlight regional track standings and a big day for local youth.
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Reexk
Siford
Palo Alto
Calif
Lester Steers
Fula Alto
Stanford
Hope Bobcats top Arkadelphia 38 to 25 in tight outing
Hope High School basketball led by Baker with 17 points defeated Arkadelphia High 38 to 25 on Tuesday. Coach Mrs Hammons adjusted the lineup for a stronger second half as Hope surged from a 13-12 halftime deficit to lead 24-20 after three quarters and pull away in the final period. The Bodcaw Badgers loom Wednesday, riding an 11 game win streak and recent invitational and tri county titles.
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Hope High School
Foy H. Hammons
Ilness
Arkadelphia High School
Badgers
Hope
Arkadelphia
Hammons
Bobcats
Baker
Rocals
Prescott
Bodeaw
Badger
J. Wood
T. Wood
B. Lawrence
Langston
T. Arnald
Young
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Digger) Stuta
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