Report for Grid Practice at U. of A
Fayetteville Ark material promises to make the Arkansas Razorbacks champions of the Southwest Conference for the second successive season. About 50 men, led by Coach Fred Thomson and Milam Creighton with Choice Rucker and Jim Lee Howell, reported for practice. Includees are many 1935 and 1996 squad veterans, with eye on spring drills after basketball ends March 5-6.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkasas Razorbacks
Fred Thomson
Milam Creighton
Chicago Cardinals
Choice Rucker
Razorbacks
Jim Lee Howell
Texas Christian
Thomson
Jock Robbins
Jimmie Benton
Dwight Sloan
van Buren
Ray Hamilton
Sheridan
Savoy
Ralph Rawlings
Marion Fletcher
Lloyd Montgomery
Lloyd Woodell
John Donaldson
Lundy Corbett
Ed Salman
George Gilmore
B. A. Owen
Nathan Gordon
Ed Gordon
Leo Price
Neil Martin
Bob Stout
Art Withers
Dick Tipton
Sutherland May Resign at Pitt
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland faces a showdown with athletic director Don Harrison after Rose Bowl tensions. Reports claim Sutherland wished to help players attend a dance with game funds, while Harrison denies discussion. Sutherland, in Ohio, has built Pitt into a strong program with rare losing streaks.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Rossia
Jock Sutherland
John Bain Sutherland
Don Harrison
Sutherland
University of Washington
Harrison
Ohio
Cleveland
Mearns quail named fool quail by writers
Larry Bauer reports that the Mearns quail, once called fool quail for its confiding nature, is now wary and scarce across its range. Wildlife authorities favor preserving it by establishing the proposed Big Bend national park in Texas, noting it should not be confused with the Texas Bobwhite or Mexican quail.
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Larry Bauer
Associated Press
Fioneers
American Southwest
Big Bend National Park
Texas
A Rabbit With a Lion's Heart in Michigan Sports Tale
East Lansing reports on Jack Coulidge after infantile paralysis led him to football. Despite a lifelong gait and leg size difference, he persevered in sports earning the nickname Rabbit. The piece also notes a Bureau of Biological Survey report on opossums and turkeys, including egg carrying and predation behavior.
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East Lansing
Mich
Jack Coulidge
Shallpacker
Michigan State
Jack
Tess Shin
Gage Coolidge
Fitz
Bureau of Biological Survey
Ozark Range
Bureau
Murder aboard yacht deepens mystery as alibis tested
Investigating the death of Bolitho Blane aboard Carlton Roux Savage's yacht, Detective Kettering screens suspects including Lady Welter and the Bishop of Bude. Witness notes and letters tie Ishida Hayashi to a postmarked letter, while a hammering clue and alibi exchanges unfold in a tense early chapter finale.
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Bolitho Blane
Emilab Iinaneler
Carlton Rouksavage
Kettering
Panser
Lady Welter
Bud
Inosuke Hayashi
Nald Joycelyn
Lyon
Hayashi
Remuda
Perri
Hayasu
Neame
Bude
Bishop
Blane
Adlon Claridge
New York
Hades
R. L. Stevenson
Balitho Blane
Giants Practice at Tropicana Reveals Hazy Batting Power
In Havana on Washington's birthday the New York Giants staged batting practice at Tropical Stadium aiming for the 398 foot right field fence. Heavy hitters struggled to clear the wall while weather effects and humidity muted drives. Frank Snyder led in Till Terry's absence, with William Yarewick impressing during a half hour on loan from Greenwood City League.
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New York Giants
New York
Havana
Oriente
Jiimmy Ripple
George
Kiddo) Davis
Clif Mellon
Mickey Haslin
William
Duke) Benne
Bi Yarewick
Tom Ferrick
Jimmy Sheehan
Fordham University
Melton
Baltimore
Benne
Ferrick
Greenwood
Yarewick
Washington
Tropical Stadium
Coongl
Frank
Fanvho
Snyder
Till Terry
Terry
William Yarewick
Creenwood
Hafey Aims at Reds comeback in spring camp
Chick Hafey hopes to regain a Cincinnati Reds berth reporting to Tampa with a firm grip on fitness after a two year absence. Once a 320 hitter and fine fielder, Hafey must beat out Babe Herman Phil Weintraub James Giant Joe Dwyer and Jack Rothrack for left field as newer talents rise.
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Associated Press
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Chick
Marey
Ilas
Hafey
Sef
Spat
Reds
Ival Goodman
Kiki Cuyler
Babe Herman
Janet
Phil Weintraub
Jarence Giant
Rochester
Joe Dwyer
Nashville
Jack Rothrack
Net profit reported for California football 1930 season
University of California football showed a net profit of 245972.26 for 1930 after visiting-team guarantees and expenses. The semi annual report by the Associated Students details receipts of 795.10 and direct costs including printing and distribution at 8740.60.
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NEA Service
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Widener Sale Spurs: Sceneshifter Leads Bahama Handicap
A fragmented account from Hinloal Park covers the Widener sale and Sceneshifter's third place in the Bahamas Handicap. Details mention Log, Guldey F., Advocator, Aguear reshaped by Alfred M. Alger Jr., Rushaway’s Derby history, and trainer Earl Sande with Sceneshifter winning a maiden race by 12 lengths before the Bahamas event.
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Fialba
Tan Earmanweig
Widener
Sumeshifter
Hinloal Park
Bahamas
Log
Guldey F
Advocator
Sconeshifter
Turfirsn
Aguear
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Alger
Rushaway
A. G
Holdout Sets New Low Asks for Only $2.50
In San Francisco the Seals face a holdout issue with Captain Hal Rhyne and manager Francisco Seals. Rhyne previously earned $2.90 monthly and daily pay, but reached a satisfactory adjustment before signing for the current season.
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San Francisco
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggin
Sharlstop
Hal Rhyne
Francisco Seals
Change Location of Amateur Night at Hope High
Amateur Night sponsored by Hope High Sehvel library club moves to the high school auditoriums at 7:30 PM from City Hall. Contestants register with Jimmy Jones or Mina Mae Milburn by Wednesday. Open to county residents with proceeds benefiting the library series. Prizes include 1.85 and dollars.
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Library Club of
Hope High Sehvel
High Schwel
Hope City Hall
Jimmy Jones
Mina Mae Milburn
Dizzy Dean Declares Opting Out Of This Baseball Season
Dallas report says Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals told reporters he will not play this year. He boarded a train to Bradenton Florida and stated he would not accept any salary and would stay away from baseball for the rest of the season.
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Shikoku
Rocksavage
Blane
Dizzy
Dallas
Texas
Dizzy Dean
Phelter
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Cardinals
Magics Out On Gane Days AWA Kas ieP No ionian
Ottawa university players fail to score on game days per coach Richavel Godlove. The comment blames gym routines and missed baskets, highlighting issues in preparation and execution during recent matchups.
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Awa
Kas
Iep
Ottawa University Athan
Richavel Godlove
Hendrix College withdraws from Arkansas State Teachers clash
In Conway Arkansas UPI reports Hendrix College basketball withdrew from the Arkansas State Teachers College series after a dispute over officials. Coaches Grove and Woodsen could not agree on whether one or two referees would officiate and a plan to use Alvin Bell and Leroy Scott stalled. Scott declined to affirm, remaining objections cited financial grounds. Players returned to campus after the cancellation amid 1000 fans awaiting the clash, the third game in a series that had split two games in January.
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Conway
Ark
Upi-Hendris College
Arkanas State Teachers College
Maasion
Ivan TL Grove
Mendréx S
Warren Woodsen
Grove
Alvin Bell
Leroy Scott
Woodsen
Bell
Owas
Scott
Whert Wilkes
Howleis Sta
Wis
Little Rock
Seork
Trehidrix
Dane
Anaye
Magnolia Cagers Drop Close Heartbreaker in Arkansas
JONESBORO Ark 11 Arkansas State Indians edged Magnolia 24 37 in a tight clash Monday night. Both teams traded leads with a half tied and Magnolia leading 22 18 before a late Indian rally. Norris and Balduvin each scored seven for Arkansas State while Allen led magnolia with eight points.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansaga State
Magnolia Avand M
Migmotin Spudert Tei
Arskansin State
Nowlo Norris
Indian Forwire
Dubb” Balduvin
AL Allen
Magnotia
Henderson to meet Jonesboro Saturday in basketball clash
Henderson State Teachers College basketball team, riding an eight win three loss record, schedules two more games before the state tournament. They face Krager of Hot Springs this week and then Arkansas State College of Jones at home next Saturday on the legal court. The squad, which rebounded from a slow start, recently defeated two early-season rivals, placing them among top contenders in the state tourney race.
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Conway
Tourin Menlentrios
Bradley Lander Company
Hendrix
Ouachite
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