Hope Star sports notes and staff listings from 1929 edition
The fragment references possible sophomores Bill Rowland Tim White Steve Harris and Jamey Bradley as starters with Roger Newton, plus new additions Lynn Norton and Tommy Mar. It lists Hope Star Publishing Co details, personnel including Editor Alex H. Pal Pre, advertising manager Paul Jones, and circulation by Billy Dan Jones, along with AP and press association memberships, postal and subscription information and regional distribution notes.
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Wanging C.M
Oaklawn horses vie in one mile event at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Oaklawn Park features two older horse entrants trained by Doug Davis Jr and Doug Ened. G W Scott I entered Hot Coals and Aviso with 100 pounds, Kos Tanto and Rewarder at 100 pounds, plus Joe Top Spud Kayrang Dr J Lee Old Dutley rounding a one mile-70 yard field. Beau Davelle won the $4,500 feature by a half length over Royal Gemini, with McKnight aboard. McKnight also took two other races as Eddie Arroyo won Pretty Note and Miss Bolero U. Daily double paid $1,104.90. crowd of 17,703, sizable wagering.
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Kayrang
Dr. J. Lee
Old Dutley
Beau Davelle
Royal Gemini
James McKnight
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Doug Davis Jr
Sir Jester Ead
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Pretty Note
Miss Bolero U
Onyx Girl
Wild Sketch
Re-Punch
McGrady Aims at Third Straight World Record
McGrady, a 23 year old Washington DC schoolteacher, seeks a third straight 600 yard world mark at the AAU Junior Championships in Madison Square Garden. He has won 26 in a row and recently lowered the 600 yard standard to 1 08.5, with Lee Evans challenging. Evans and McGrady split wins earlier this year, each breaking the world mark in their mutual race. The field includes notable defenders across events such as Charlie Greene Willie Davenport Herb Germann Henryk Swerdykowski Dave Romansky John Kiambo George Woods and others, with seven women’s sprinters returning led by Barbus Ferrell.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Bend
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
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Washington ,D.C
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Lulve
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Herb Germann
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Dave Romansky
John Kiaimbo
Norm Tate
George Woods
All Hall
Barbus Ferrell
Golf scoring mixup echoes past Masters incidents
Ford signed an incorrect card after a nine hole total mismatch, an error similar to Roberto de Vicenzo’s 1966 Masters disqualification. Amidst a crowded leaderboard at Coral Country Club, Marr and McGowan led by two strokes while Sikes, Coody, Hinson, Stockton, Barnes and Jacklin pressed for round two.
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Sikes
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Jim Colbert
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Britain
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Fiber Glass Cars to Get Real Test at Phoenix Race
Sports note from Phoenix International Raceway describes a test of fiber glass and other metal cars against the wood bodied Splinter. Holloman plans to race the Splinter at several southwest tracks as the Saab engine powered car aims to revolutionize auto racing.
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Unclear text on DIY car claims and costs
The fragment discusses purported car building costs and duplication potential, mentioning a Holloman quote about a todelaire plane like design and price comparisons. It references a 2,500 expense and an estimated 3,4,500 duplication cost versus conventional raters, with vague trial notes and material costs.
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Kansas State Makes It to Playoffs
Kansas State Wildcats from Manhattan, Kansas clinched the Big Eight title and an automatic NCAA berth with a 79-69 win over Colorado in Manhattan. Jerry Venable led K State with 31 points as Cliff Meely left Colorado with 3 minutes remaining. The Wildcats improved to 19-5 overall and 10-2 in conference, earning a Midwest Regional first-round game March 12 in Lawrence.
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Colonels Seek Racing Lead In ABA Title Race
Louisville reports show the Kentucky Colonels leading the ABA standings on January 15 with a 12 game win streak and over 20 wins, as they faced two tough road games. The team remained ahead of Pittsburgh by a slim margin after a split and extended their lead, while Kentucky’s Rentuckt trailed in the overall race with key late-season matches looming.
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Mets Wait Out Swoboda After Holdout Dispute
Ron Swoboda arrived at New York Mets spring training in St. Petersburg with a signed contract but unhappy over pay. He received about 40,000 after a brief holdout, saying he let his family down though general manager Roly Scheffing defended the deal. The report notes other player movements and holdouts around the league, including Lou Brock signing with St. Louis for about 90,000 and Carlton, Allen, and Jackson still seeking terms.
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Two Arkansans in Running at Doral Open Lead
Richard Crawford of Bella Vista shot a par 72 in the first round of the $150,000 Doral Open in Miami. Miller Barber of Texaykana posted 74 as Crawford's 35 37 split and Barber's 36 38. Dave Marr and Jack Nicklaus tied for the lead at two under par.
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Ouachita Edges Reddies After 7 Losses In Shootout
Ouachita defeated Henderson 71-69 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference playoff final, breaking a seven-game skid against the Reddies. Tom Jones hit a 35-foot shot at the buzzer as time expired. Henderson, missing 6-foot-9 forward Danny Davis, led 41-41 at halftime before Ouachita pulled away. Boggan scored 21 for Henderson, Hargadine 20 for Ouachita.
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Howard County five in B semifinals
Howard County meets Stephens Carver and Greenbrier plays Mammoth Spring in the Class B state senior boys basketball semifinals at Little Rock. First semifinal at 7 pm, second at 8 50 pm, finals 7 30 pm Saturday.
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Jed Marmaduke Witt
Blues Recall Larry Keenan From Kansas City Affiliate
The St. Louis Blues recalled winger Larry Keenan from their Kansas City affiliate in the Central League. This moves him to the NHL roster as the team reshapes its forward options.
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