Hamilton Buys New Golf Clubs Ahead of Open Victory
Bob Hamilton, 23 from New Orleans, heads to St Petersburg with $2000 of new clubs and wins the $10,000 New Orleans Open by one stroke. Fred Haas Jr., Roberlo De Vincenzo, and Lawson Little tied for second. Bai Mangrum earns $8600 for fifth with 282.
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Fair Enough by Westbrook Peglar
In this 1947 column, the author rails against censorship and conformity, recalling experiences with religious schooling and anti liberal sentiments. He mentions figures such as Lindbergh Wheeler and H. L. Mencken, and criticizes religious and political orthodoxy while defending dissenting thought. The piece condemns the pressure to align with dominant ideologies and reflects on personal rebellion.
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Oaklawn Race Entries Show Wide Field and Odds
Race by race results list horses with weights and odds and note several entries per event. The document cites names such as Reklaw Jamesbor Guy Band Czech Lass Table Heck Reno Ruth Sonny Haynes and others across seven races with purses ranging from 1200 to 2000 dollars. It also includes a lengthy political editorial tangent referencing historical figures and debates about race and policy.
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Cats Split Two Games and Legion Plays Tonight
Hope teams split a pair with Magnolia on the local court last night. Juniors won 37 to 10 while Seniors dropped a 68 to 21 game. Maxwell and Guilliams led the Juniors with 12 points. Huddieston 21 for Magnetia, Taylor 18, Sutton 15 for Hope. Tonight the Legionaires host an Independent team from Ouachita College at 8. Three Hope squads travel to Washington for three games.
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NYU Eyes Two Tests as Unbeaten Streak Stretches
NYU rides a 17 game winning streak into two tests this week at Madison Square Garden facing St Francis of Brooklyn and Rutgers. Major conferences push toward final standings with Michigan, Columbia, Kansas State and others in hot pursui t. Iowa State Oregon State and Washington race arcs loom as boundary battles sharpen.
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Brooklyn and Rival Boxers Hit Card in Local Bout News
United Press reports a string of boxing results across cities including Brooklyn New Jersey and Connecticut. Key matchups feature Paterson fighters and opponents from Rahway Philadelphia and Hartford with several decisions and knockouts noted.
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College scores and results in late night play
AP wire reports list a string of college basketball results with teams such as Wisconsin, Oklahoma City University, Washington, Washburn, Wichita, Emporia State Teachers, Southwest Oklahoma State, Kentucky Wesleyan, Hendrix, Missouri, Denver, Utah State and others. Scores range from close finishes to decisive margins as the season progresses.
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Pittsby
Derby Winner to Make Debut at Oaklawn Park
Derby winner VP-Float vidge, a four year old son of Crap shooter, was to debut today at Oaklawn Park in a featured mile race. Sugar Beet, the 1847 Gals lawn Handicap winner, also appeared strong, winning on the opening program yesterday and entering a small but competitive field that included several New Orleans contenders.
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Big Boys T Chiyer A Feb 8 Show in Chicago
In Chicago the Golden Gloves event continues as a four lighter weight card features Windy Morris of Kansas Ray Mazilovich of St. Bob Taylor of Dayton and White Wieesl among top welterweights. After 102 bouts at the arena 235 fans saw favorites fall in lighter brackets with Denny Nienhaus Fernando Rivera Herschel Acton Gene Linscott and others highlighted for upcoming bouts.
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Assault Is Retired by Owner in Kentucky Derby Star
Miami news reports owner Robert Richer retiring Assault, the chestnut colt who won the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont and briefly chased the Triple Crown in 1948. Alegedly sidelined by a broken left hind ankle after a fifth-place Widener, trainer Hirsel ordered retirement to Kelberg's Lexington farm. Assault tallied 16 wins, 5 seconds, 5 thirds, and was known for a malformed right front foot.
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Meeting yields four new presidents in Montgomery event
A meeting connected to HB Louridasieny in Birmingham announced four new presidents: Rudolph, Birmingham. Tom Napoli, Little Rock. Slye, Jackson. and one more. Readers reported by wire of assaults involving 126 keg dora from Louisiana and Alabama during the second weekend here.
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Hendrix Second in College Loop Behind AIC Champ
Hendrix College clinched second place in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball race with a 52 to 48 win over Magnolia. The Warriors hold a 12 win 4 loss loop record while Arkansas State Youcher’s College had already secured the AIC title. Dud Waller of Magnolia led scoring with 234 points.
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Mutual Network Radio Schedule Fragments
Radio listings show a February 24 25 schedule with numerous programs and host names including Minight Tom Mix Fulion Lewis Morlon Downey Spivak Zane Grey Captain and other acts. The dense lineup includes Newsreels sports music variety hours and special shows across multiple time blocks.
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Dave Lewinter
Eddy Howard
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