Arkansas College Leaders in State Arkansas College Leaders
Arkansas College of Batesville led the state non conference basketball race with three wins last week. Henderson State Teachers closed to one game behind, with Quachita and Hendrix pressing Arkansas College while Arkansas State Teachers and Hendrix promote the inter city series at Conway. Week schedule and standings list key matchups and team records as the race for the title tightens.
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Hittle Rock
Arkansas College of
Batesville
Arkansas
Arkansas State Teachers
Henderson State Teachers
Henderson
Bears
Conway
Quachita
Hendrix
Arkansas College
Arkansas Teachers
Harding
Arkansas Fresh
Monett Junior College
Monett
Arkansas State
Little Rock Junior College
Little Rock
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Arkansas Frosh
Okmulgee Junior College
Arkadelphia
Magnolia A
Magnolia
Tech
Henderson State
Tracks and cushions push horse speed beyond belief
The article explains how racing surfaces blend speed and safety, noting that modern tracks like Hialeah Santa Anita and Bay Meadows produce fast times without sacrificing cushion. It cites world records at Hialeah and Tanforan, mentioning horses such as Snark Blessed Event Discovery Brevity and Man o War as benchmarks, and notes Sally Shall tying a 3 furlong world record at Hialeah.
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Saratoga
Belmont Park
Bainbridge Park
Cleveland
Hialeah Park
Santa Anita
Bay Meadows
Hialeah
Man O' War
Equiprise
Discovery
Hisleah
Manu’ War
Big Red
Snark
Aquedd
Tanforan
Sally ShaJl
Hisizeh
Horned Frogs How Come in NEA Service
Fort Worth Texas. The publicity office at Texas Christian University asks graduates to explain why the university athletes are nicknamed the Horned Frogs. Publicity Director J Willard Ridings says fans have asked for the origin of the name. The school archives show 1896 Add Ran College in Waco published The Horned Frog in its first year book, and later The Skiff used the nickname without explanation.
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NEA
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
J. Willard Ridings
Ridings
Add-Ran College
Waco
Horned Frog
The
Skiff
Hunk Anderson to Coach at Michigan
Hunk Anderson, famed Notre Dame line coach under Knute Rockne, joined Michigan as line coach. Athletic director Fielding H. Yost praised his reputation, with Cappon assisting. appointment approved by Yost and the Board of Control. Salary withheld, post part time.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Heardy W
Hunk) Anderson
Krute Rockne
Notre Dame
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Hank Anderson
Anderson
North Carolina State College
Wolverine
Franklyn
Cappon
Harry G. Kipke
Yost
Athletic Board of Control
Hisuties
VanSickle Returns Campaign Aims_sales Tax Boost
VanSickle Returns notes monthly sales tax reports are filed and inventories to finish before a campaign begins to collect delinquent taxes. Officials believe hundreds of remote establishments never filed returns. A list of nine hundred plus establishments and a monthly audit could lift receipts by $500,000 annually or more.
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Ian
Track speed and safety at Hialeah set multiple records
The season at Hialeah sees one world work record broken one equaled six new track records established and four track records equaled. Veterans praise the course speed and safety with no injuries to date. Track superintendent John Keegan notes the deep cushion and solid marl sand foundation from Miami Bay yielding a firm grip for runners. Speed and cushion drive record performances.
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Hialeah
John Keegan
Miami Bay
Walkerville Wins District 10 Title
Walkerville won the district 10 AAA junior boys basketball tournament in Magnolia. Spatville forfeited to Walkerville in the finals after beating Guernsey. Walkerville had defeated Columbus in the semifinals. Fifteen schools were represented, including Magnolia Atlanta Walkerville Mt. Vernon Villagé Spotville Milner Rocky Mound Central Fouke Garland Guernsey Columbus McKamb and Walkers Creek. The all-district team featured Tally Daly and Spottvile forwards Timmons center Smith and Hendricks guards.
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Magnolia
Ark
Walkerville
Spatville
Guernsey
Columbus
Atlanta
Mt. Vernon
Villagé
Spotville
Milner
Rocky Mound
Columbia County
Central High
Fouke
Garland
Miller County
Hempstead County
McKamb
Walkers Creek
Lafayette County
Tally
Spotyville
Daly
Timmons
Smith
Hendricks
Work IL Horse Methuselah Fred Dies At 34
Fred, a veteran horse aged 34, died recently in Findlay. Operated on a Michigan farm, Rev. John J. Nonnemaker broke Fred for saddle harness and farm work. After the owner’s death the horse passed to daughter Mrs Henry Koch. Fred led the farm team and performed a full share of work until death.
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Findlay
Fred
John J. Nonnemaker
Henry Koch
Horses Train at Oaklawn Park on Opening Day Meet
Hot Springs Ark 300 horses are stabled for Oaklawn Park opening 30 day meet March 1. Track workers tidy grounds as owners prep for expected record races led by Lynx Eye and Bill Donahue entries. Jockeys include Martin Canfield Montgomery Buffett Smith Barnett and Michadao with Stout due next week.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oakland Park
Truch Grounds
Oaklawn Jockey Club
Thoroygh
Warren Junior
G. H. Mariman
Mariman
Bill Donahue
Florida
Bill Donohue
BR. Robertson
Hina
Oaklawn
Lynx Eye
Robertson
Dogmatis
Hialeah Park
Spa Oval
Eugene Bury
William O'Toole
Transton
Qardarone
Lame Buck
B. R. Christmas
J. A
C. Hunter
Peter Pumpkin
T. F
Devereaux
Just Frank
B. L. Steven
Dr. C. N. Finch
Pat C
Fan T
J. B. Bunel
L. Chesney
Professor Pauls
Motor City Stable
R. Robertson
Marlman
Texas
New Orleans
T. P. Martin
L. Canfield
R. Montgomery
J. Buffett
Smith
A. Barnett
Michadao
WJ. Stout
Patmos 4 H Club Meeting Notes
The Patmos 4 H club met February 1 at Patmos High School from 9 20 p m to 10 30 p m The president Jack Lafferty called the house to order and Frances Huett led the roll Approximately 40 boys and 42 girls attended New assistant home demonstration agent Miss Rouse attended also Miss Bullington and local leaders Mr and Mrs Ronald L Smith Colors were discussed and demonstrated for both boys and girls The demonstration was interesting and hoped to be helpful.
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Patmos
Fatmos High School
Jack Lafferty
Frances Huett
Miss Rouse
Miss Bullington
Ronald L. Smith
Parishes and clergy under Southwark Bishop rise sharply
In England the Bishop of Southwark oversees 3380 parishes with 00 clergymen serving more than 2,500,000 people across the diocese.
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Southwark
England
SMU Nears First Cage Title In 13 Years With One Victory
SMU coach James St Clair seeks one more victory to clinch the Mustangs first Southwest Conference title in 13 years. They need a win over Texas Christian in Dallas after a rocky Austin loss, with Dowell Norton and Blanton leading scoring as Arkansas and Baylor drift in pursuit.
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S.M.U
Dallas
Texas
James St Clair
Southern Methodist Cape
Mustangs
Texas Chris
Tian
Canyly Lee
Norton
Methodists
Blanton
Perio
Lockard Dominates Scoring Race in Southwest Meet
Dallas report notes University of Arkansas guard Don Lockard led the Southwest Conference scoring race after a weekend against Rice Institute. He poured in 26 points in the first game and 14 in the second, boosting his season total to 132 and his average to 13.2 points per game.
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Dallas
Texas
Don Lockard
University of Arkansas
Rice Institute
Joe Louis to Train in Hot Springs Before Title Fight
Hot Springs reports that Joe Louis, a leading Negro heavyweight contender, plans to arrive in April for preliminary workouts and a bath course as part of preparations for a potential championship match. Manager Julian Black and associate John Henry Lewis oversee sessions at the Pythian Sanatorium with Dr. Eve coordinating care.
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Hot Springs
Joy Louis
Julian Black
Louis
Joe
Black
John Eve
Pythian
John
Henry Lewis
Big League Rookie Crop Is Promising
A 1930s style look at rookie prospects across MLB. Bob Feller is highlighted as a potential 20-game winner for the Indians, with Johnny McCarthy and Arnold Owen among others watched for early impact. The piece notes strong youth talent in both leagues while tempering expectations of overnight stars.
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Vellor
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Feller
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Betht
Dew
Steve O'Neill
Indians
Bumbin O Neill
Tin
New York Giants
Johnny McCarthy
Newark
Bill Terry
Sam Leslie
McCarthy
Arnold Malcolm
Mickey
Owen
Columbus
Cardnists
Spud Davis
Catehar
Marty
Joe Marty
San Francisco
Chisago Cubs
Joe DiMaggie
Becaus
Duck
Ballyhoe
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Bobby Koerr
San Diego
Joe Crain
Mr. Deere
Wes
Johnny Dickshaw
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
John Vander Meer
Durham
Boston Bees
Vince DiMaggio
Joe
Peagreen
Frank McGowan
Buffalo Bison
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Rudy York
George Tebbetts
Jimny Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Henry Steinbacheger
St. Paul
White Sox
Fela
McColl Named Manager of Washington Minor Club
Alec McColl known as the Methuselah of the Mound takes command of the Jacksonville farm club in Washingtons South Atlantic League. He will be remembered as the Ancient Rookie of the 1933 and 1934 Nationals.
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Washington
Alec McColl
Jacksonville
McColl
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VanSickle
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Oaklawn Park
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Ells
W. Blackwood
Totlisay
R. Blackwood
Willis
Otis Ruse
Hope Star Bodcaw
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J. Butler
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Mr. Fincher
Cameron
D. Dunn
H. IL. May
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Rice
Texas Christian
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Texas A
Baylor
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Amer
Sammy Baugh
Tarties
Austin
Houston
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Lazzeri
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Tony Lazzeri
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Baseball Writers’ Association
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William Harridge
G. W
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Parker
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Joe Louis
Mickey Owen
Richard McCann
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