P T A Teams To Play Here Tuesday
P T A benefit basketball game set for Tuesday at Here High School gym at 7 30 p m with Hope P T A versus Columbus P T A teams. Admission five and ten cents with proceeds aiding Brookwood and Paisley schools library funds. Hope Boys band to perform. Hope lineup includes Honeycutt Griffin Duf fie Dossess forwards and Jones White Hurst Williams Foster Russell Dodds Sehootey Hutson guards. Columbus lineup unavailable. Game follows regulation rules with preliminary names likely. Also Hope High School to face Spring Hill independent team Tuesday night at the same venue.
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Miners Move to Oust AFL Leader William Green
Washington dispatch reports William Green of the American Federation of Labor facing expulsion by the United Mine Workers after he called the General Motors strike a surrender. John L. Lewis leads the Mine Workers and also heads the CIO. The Policy Committee voted unanimously to strip Green of his union card, accusing him of treason and betrayal.
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Lewis presses for UAW takeover of auto workers
Motors should not strike any deal with the United Automobile Workers that freezes A F of L craft unions out of the auto industry. Lewis, director of the auto strike, aims to bring every auto worker into the UAW regardless of craft lines. Monday's action widened a split between Lewis and Green that began years ago and surfaced in November 1935 when Lewis formed his Committee for Industrial Organization.
Liquor Taxes Boost Revenue in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky beer and whisky makers and drinkers swell the state treasury. An examination of revenue records shows the distilled spirit production tax for the last six months of 1936 nearly doubled from 1935. Tax receipts rose from 2316803 dollars in 1935 to 2347323 dollars in 1936.
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Joe Cronin Among Six MLB Pilots On Spot
Boston Red Sox manager Joe Cronin sits among six major league club pilots under pressure as season start looms. Charley Grimm Steve O Neal Rogers Hornsby Frankie Frisch and Jimmy Wilson hover nearby while Cronin’s spot is considered fragile despite a guaranteed five year 20.40 per season contract. Owner Tom Yawkey could replace Cronin if team underperforms, with Cronin’s fate tied to pennant hopes and payroll decisions.
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Million Dollar Kid Bob Feller Aces Stardom Hype
Cleveland Indians executive Slapnicka notes there are likely a million youngsters seeking Bob Feller. The rookie phenom has signed lucrative name and likeness deals worth thousands, with more on the way for baseballs, caps, shoes, and shirts. Motion pictures may follow after high school season ends. his salary is unofficially estimated around ten thousand dollars. Slapnicka praises Feller as highly baseball intelligent with a flawless follow through. A tutor will coach him during spring training to keep up with studies in history psychology and English.
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Baseball Front Office Turmoil In 1936 Season Hopes
A look at managerial and ownership tensions across clubs as a restless 1936 season looms. Cronin Grimm Frisch face pressure with the Giants sweeping rivals, while Cubs and Browns see candidates eyed for shifts. Cleveland’s ONeill and Solters-Lary-Andrews deal provokes fan grumbles as Hornsby and Wilson risk jobs amid ownership shakeups.
Louis Faces Fading Fight Spirit After Schmeling Shadow
Veteran boxing writer laments Joe Louis’s waning fire after Schmeling’s upset and Baer’s fall, noting Louis’s wealth and family pressure to retire. The piece contrasts past hunger with present distractions and cites Tunney and Dempsey as examples of fighters losing focus amid success.
Frisch Aims for 3000 Hits With Cards This Season
St Louis cardinals second baseman Frankie Frisch, entering his 19th major league campaign, needs 127 hits to reach 3600 and join a select group including Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Hans Wagner and Larry Lajoie. He had planned limited playing time but will return to regular duties after Stuart Martin's illness.
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Spa Race Meet Opens at Oaklawn Park March First
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas readies for the annual Spa Race Meet opening March 1 with strong entries. Leaders predict new track records on the mile and an eighth Arkansas Derby final day and Governor’s Handicap draws top riders and owners from across the country.
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Rising Japanese Pole Vault Star Threatens U S Record
New York reports Suvo Oho, aka Praly Sueo, vaulted 14 feet 3 inches to win the Millrose Games event at Madison Square Garden, signaling a serious challenge to American supremacy. The Keio University student, who earned the Wanamaker Cup as top performer, follows in Charley Hoff’s 11 year old record-breaking footsteps and competes in the winter circuit.
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Roller Skate Meet at Oglesby School
A roller skate meet at Oglesby School organized by Mrs Claride Doyle WPA recreation supervisor invites boys and girls to register at local schools for a February event. Contests include straight skating, one four wheel dash, backward spins, and more with separate boy and girl events. A new pair of valley skates will be awarded to the contestant with the highest score.
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Sundry Scribbles from a Frayed Sports Page
A garbled fragment from a sports column discusses pole vaulting gear and an athlete with a mixed tone. It mentions five poles from Japan that arrived splintered and a special set made by Dimie Ferris of the AL AL AL. The piece reflects on spelling quirks and a chaotic, editorial voice.
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