Mustangs Are Next on List for Parkers Razorbacks
Fayetteville Feb 10 Southern Methodist University looms as the biggest threat to Arkansas title hopes in the Southwest Conference race. The Razorbacks, tied with Texas for the lead, must handle SMU in Dallas before a pivotal Texas series Feb 28 and March 1 that could settle the championship. Arkansas also draws Texas A M before heading to Texas, with A M yet to threaten.
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Razorbacks press circuit rivals after weekend setbacks
The Razorbacks posted pair of losses to Baylor defending champions 5 50 and 68 57 soaking a six game win streak while Texas Longhorns ride seven game win streak. Texas Christian and Rice are mathematically out of the race with Baylor and the Aggies similarly fading. John Hargis of Texas leads individual scoring with 117 points and 286 season total, edging George Kok of Arkansas for season pace. Upcoming games include Baylor at Texas Christian and A M at Rice Wednesday followed by Rice at Baylor Saturday.
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Cotton States League adopts 130 game schedule
Greenwood Miss February 10 The Cotton States League adopts a 130 game schedule ending Labor Day Opening games April 29 send Hot Springs Dorado Greenville to Greenwood and Clarksdale to Helena After two games teams swap to Hot Springs Greenville and Clarksdale Four clubs announce managers Greenville Harry Chozen Clarksdale Calvin Chapman El Voradoa Jimmy Dokson Hershell Bobo Helena Jim Griffith trophy to club with largest opening day attendance Schedule has each team play 12 doubleheaders with two twin bills on Sunday and three on Friday with Saturdays off.
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Greenberg Decides to Quit Baseball
Hank Greenberg, star slugger and 1946 home run leader, says he will retire from active play despite a Pittsburgh Pirates offer exceeding 75 000 in salary. He plans to explore positions outside baseball, noting the decision is not due to money though the Pirates offered more than he earned in Detroit.
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Douglas MacArthur Youngest Superintendent of West Point
An article notes Douglas MacArthur as the youngest man ever to serve as superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point, highlighting his rapid rise and notable early career.
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Snead and Locke to duel in South Africa golf series
GOLF ROUNDUP notes South Africa eager for 20 hand to hand duels between Sammy Snead the British open champion and Bobby Locke the South African champion. Opening 36 hole test set for Wednesday with matches continuing every few days, sometimes 36 or 72 holes. Promoter Jack Harris says crowds will be huge and South Africa sports minded.
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Southwest Grid Teams Start Training
The Associated Press reports seven Southwest Conference spring camps open with Rice and SMU joining practice while Arkansas Texas A&M Texas and Baylor set start dates soon. Veterans fill rosters as returning servicemen lift hopes for the strongest season yet with Rice favored to claim early supremacy.
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