Bobcats Rally Past Laneburg In Narrow Win
Laneburg High School pressed Hope High in a close home game as Bobcats built a big early lead and maintained an edge. Hope’s top scorer and Laneburg’s standout Norman Gruen battled through the contest with strong showings, while Hope forged ahead to secure the victory despite late Laneburg resistance.
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New S W Scoring Record Is Made
The Rice Owls and Tess Christina University set a new Southwest Conference scoring record Monday night with high point totals, defeating Texas Tech 62 to 5. Arkansas and Sexual University had previously held the record. Methodist College Station posted a 47 to 28 win over Texas A&M after a strong pipe attack.
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Rowe’s Arm Cleared for Spring Return by Doctor
Detroit Tigers pitcher Rowe received medical clearance after an arm exam in Lakeland. Owner Walter Briggs and manager Mickey Cochrane watched as Dr Cecil Ferguson examined him, with Rowe saying he is confident and ready to work hard this season.
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Monty Stratton Rising Star Early Career Recap
Monty Stratton, Texas born pitcher, drawn early attention for the White Sox. From debut in Galveston to St Pan, he showed promise with 17 wins at-season pace, but illness and injuries derailed 1936 campaign. a strong start followed by tonsilitis and appendicitis ended his year.
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School News Highlights From Third Grade Class
Readable fragments describe classroom biology lessons on snails and other animals, a stray creature found on campus, a missing item from a desk, illness-related absences, a basketball season start for upper grades, and local staff notes. Names include Mary Sue Rye and Tazel Milwee, with visits from Lorainid Alexander to Broken Bow Oklahoma.
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Ralph Webb
Lara Catton
Alexander
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Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Unclear text fragment from Hope area social notes
The readable lines show mentions of Shover Springs, Misses Militrerd, Sylvie Ross, Mrs Gray, Roy Muting, Cand, and a Sunday gathering. Several garbled phrases reference church attendance, a basketball event, and a family with illness notes, but most specifics are illegible.
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White Keeps Busy at Colorado Gym
Byron White, Colorado’s all America gridder, trains in the Boulder gym under coach Howard Waite. The Rhodes Scholar and Phi Beta Kappa arrives with $20, studies in locker room, then benches press and rope climbs. Teammates and coaches praise his speed, athletic versatility, and potential in basketball, golf, and other sports.
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Contracts Signed by 3 N . anks
New York reports the Yankees conclude a wave of signings with Bill Dickey Myril Hoag and Adley Donald. McCarthy praises the club as fair and notes talks with Gomez Koffing and the infield to follow. Gehrig looms as a potential add on the salary plan as St. Petersburg workouts loom.
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Local Family News From Timbesville La and Surroundings
More Po Veyny and Jae Busey Beckaworth visited in Timbesville La to honor Mrs J B Beckworth and family. Ernest Tross recently returned from carpenter work in Hi Dorada with a June party for Mrs Lely Ruggles. Refreshments greeted twenty guests. Mrs Ruggles received gifts. The Forte couple of Oak Grove mourns a hospital operation after an accident last summer. George and Helen Crows with Boome attended teaching duties in Walda. Charlie Garner and family called in. A turkey dinner blessed My and Mrs def Lasety on Sunday. A birthday celebration for My Laneler was held at Nohor.
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Ernest Tross
Gus Crave
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Lely Ruggles
Leslie Forte
Oak Grove
Nora Asin
George Crows
Helen
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Boome
Charlie Garner
Budein
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Sunetty
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Local Social and Sports Notices Mixed With Names
Delight and Shower Springs residents spend weekends with relatives while several families plan moves and home improvements. National League batter Alexis Kampouris hit three homers in a Philadelphia game on May 9, and coach Doug Mills of Champaign defeated Van Munge in a Piedmont League pitching assignment featuring Mills and Mungu.
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Baseball Leagues Expanded to Forty in System of Education
Dozens of adults join new Class E leagues while ambitious youngsters fill Class B kindergartens and Class D nurseries. National Association head Bramham notes unprecedented turnout as the sport expands across eight divisions, promising a steadier flow of players toward the majors.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Ouachita Center Willard Goodwin Scores Big in State
Former Bodeaw Ark standout Willard Goodwin, Ouachita College tall center, posted 41 points in two games last week, leading state scorers. He favors near basket shots and rebounds missed efforts, aiding Ouachita despite a lone loss this season. The Tigers, byes and victories over Staff-O-Life and others, eye AAU tournament at Conway.
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