Junior Tournament Opens With Advancing Teams and Thrilling Games
Three junior boys teams Hope North Heights and Guernsey won to reach the District 10 second round at Spring Hill High School. Hope beat Blevins 38 to 15 North Heights defeated Lewisville 41 to 7 and Guernsey edged Garland 20 to 18. Spring Hill girls beat Walkerville 26 to 24 in overtime.
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Trial Run of Arkansas Derby Candidates at Hot Springs
Twenty three year olds from Oaklawn Park enter the Hot Springs handicap worth 5000 dollars as the first major trial for the Arkansas Derby set for March 37. Enforcer owned by Eth el Denemark tops weights at 120 pounds after a strong juvenile season, with Reighs Comet and Reighs Belle also among early standouts and a long list of nominees from multiple owners and stables.
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Jersey Joe to Sign for Louis Boat June 23
Jersey Joe Walcott was set to sign today for a return heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis on June 23. Louis warned Walcott to sign within two weeks or lose the rematch, after their first December bout. The contract allocates 40 percent to Louis, 20 percent to Walcott, and 22 1/2 percent of profits from movies to Walcott, with a possible third bout if Walcott wins.
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Fights Last Night in Wilkes-Barre and Atlantic City
Boxing card results from Wilkes-Barre and Atlantic City. Sonny Jim Hampton 138, Buffalo, beat Hary Hunthan 439 Worcester, Mass, on points 8 rounds. Tea Sheppard 149 Brooklyn defeated Parry Wright 146 Cleveland 10 rounds. Johnny Suarez 144 San Francisco drew with Parry Wright 146 Worcester. Jack Spider Armstrong 133 Foronic knocked out Isaac Thomas 428 Bangor 2 rounds.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Exposes Union Scandal
The column criticizes Ben Pross and the American Federation of Labor affiliates in New York, alleging union racketeering and coercion in labor disputes. It details Pross ties to shady figures, court figures like Judge Meaney, and a Jan 19 hotel gala for Pross, framing a pattern of graft and political influence. The piece mocks the labor leadership and cites wartime liquor scandals, urging scrutiny of union practices.
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Hope Emmet Play Sunday in AAU Meet
The Hope Legionaires meet Everette Glass Company in the opening round of the Aran Sas AAU tournament at Little Rock FOB from 29 through March 4. The game is set for 8 30 Sunday night. A neighboring team Sky reliefs of Emmet drew Morgan Insurance of Little Rock at 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Ben Hogan Leads in St Petersburg Open
Ben Hogan stood as the man to beat in the St Petersburg Open poll tournament in St. Petersburg Florida after carding a ten birdie round of 63 in the Opening Id hole. He held a four stroke edge into the second round while Cary Middlecoff trailed with 97.
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Teachers Lead in College Playoff Tilt for State Bid
Conway Foly and Arkansas State Teachers College opened the series for the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball journey with a 55 to 46 victory over Arkansas State College. The Teachers led from the start, held a 28 to 19 halftime edge, and Sherrill Unbrook scored 20 points to lead. A second game was set for tonight with a possible third in Jonesboro if needed.
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Renewed Korea unrest claims several civilian deaths
Seoul reports five to six Korean civilians and a policeman killed as Communist inspired agitation resurges against the United Nations. Saboteurs destroyed a bridge and railroad tracks, with groups of 50 to 1,000 attacking police boxes across Southern Korea. The United Nations commission for Korea faced renewed opposition as tensions rise toward Sam Il Dav and a looming commemoration.
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Porkers Set to Seek Second in Loop Race at Rice
United Press reports the University of Arkansas aims for a clear second in the Southwest Conference as it faces Rice in Houston in the opener of a two game series. Arkansas is favored to win, though Rice has been strong at home.
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College Basketball Scores From Last Night
East Long Island University 40 Seton Hall 38 City College 78 Brooklyn College Princeton Ti Harvard 45 Haly Cross fit Dartmouth 56 Brown 70 Rhode Island State South Davidson 75 Furman 39 Auburn 33 IMonard 32 Kentucky 1AC Tourney Louisville quarterfinals Eastern Kentucky Teachers 6 Morehead by Teachers 4 Western Kentucky Teachers 82 Berea 31 Murray Teachers 67 Centre 34 Louisville 80 Transylvania 44 Midwest F Ottawa 78 College of Emporia 10
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Racing Results and Weather Notes with Mixed Entries
Racing results from Saklayn include multiple races with entries such as Lonagys Monica Abroe and Ian Benivbon, plus others like Six fur Nonags and Pursega. Weather mentions and a Daily Double payout of 64.90 accompany betting legs, while a large stat notes over 600 million quarts of fresh mull and cream used daily in the United States.
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Two Oldtimers Named to Hall of Fame
New York February 27 By CARL LUNDQUIST two baseball stars Herb Permark and Pie Trayways were named to the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. Pennock and Trayways earned election while Pennock’s death occurred at a National League meeting. The report covers Pennock’s Yankee and Pirates career, Trayways’ Pirates era, and lists other nominees with votes. The piece also mentions Kentucky Derby chatter and Miami sports notes including coaching rumors and golf exhibition plans.
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Tomorrow's Entries First Race and Second Race Details
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Radio schedules and a note on mummy paper demand
Listings detail NBC CBS ABC and MBS prime time programs for Priday and Saturday, with guests and show times across networks. A closing historical aside notes that Egyptian mummy wrappings were made into paper in England during 2485 and beyond.
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Radio Schedule Fragments and Evening Lineup
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Allowance Race At Oaklawn Draws Entries In Early Card
Oaklawn Park features a six furlong allowance for four year olds and a two year old maiden dash carded as the seventh race. Dockie from Mrs. G Raines and Thunder Heat from Mrs A M Creech are among 112 pound entrants along with Slyhirtress at 102 pounds. Here's Me, four year old filly, won the featured six furlong allowance with payoffs 37.55 4.50 23.20 on the day’s program.
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