Prescott Awarded District Tourney
CAMDEN F W Whiteside of Camden was re elected president of the District 9 Athletic Association at its annual meeting here. Other officers are Imon Bruce Fordyce vice president and Y W Huddleston Arkadelphia secretary treasurer. Prescott set the senior basketball tournament for March 3 4 and 3 while Smackover got the junior tourney February 26. Senior events start March 3 with four games booked. Only four teams entered from each of six counties, field limited to 24 teams.
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F. W. Whiteside
Camdens
District 9 Athletic Association
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Fordyce
Y. W. Huddleston
Arkadelphia
Prescott
Smackover
Peter Creed
Jack Clemens
Standard- Umsted
Prescott High Wins Narrowly in Overtime Showdown
Prescott High School edged Hope 39 to 38 in a hard fought game as Reese and Ramsay played their last Bobcat appearance. Earlier, the Hope juniors overwhelmed Prescott juniors 54 to 14. County meet details hint at double elimination format involving Union Dallas Ouachita Calhoun Nevada Clark.
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Ouachita
Cal[houn
Nevada
Clark
Camden
Bobcats
Prescott
Ark
Curly Wolves
Hope Bobcats
Hope
Reese
Ramsay
Dixie Howell Seeks Grid Coaching Job at Tempe College
Dixie Howell former Alabama star met with President Grady Gammage and ASU officials about becoming grid iron coach at Tempe Teachers College. Howell said he would like the post, but Dr. Gammage noted no definite offer and a decision would come in a few days or weeks. Tempe's team went eight losses and one tie last season.
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Dixie Howell
Alabama
Grady Gammage
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Washington Redskins
Gammage
Emmet Teams Win Four Cage Battles
Emmet teams swept four basketball games with Emmet senior boys defeating Gordon 24 to 21 as Wise led with 9 points and Emmet junior boys beating Gurdon 17 to 5. Senior boys also beat Spring Hill 27 to 17 while junior boys won 18 to 16, Seal scoring a late corner shot. Beaty and Martin notable for Spring Hill.
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Gurdon
Ward
Malone
Spring Bill
Paul
Mitchell
Calhoun
Spring Hill
Spring
Seal
Beaty
Martin Ofpring Hill
Southern League Headed by Scott
Scott of Atlanta Ga was elected president of the Southern Association over Mereeland with power to direct operations next season. He said he was happy to broaden his field of activity in the Southern Association where he grew up. Judge John D Martin congratulated him after a long election fight that included Nashville Memphis Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock Atlanta Knoxville and New Orleans backing rivals Dan Hill.
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Tramsmell Scott
Atlanta
Southern Association
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Scott
John D. Martin
Martin
Major Scott
Dan Hill
Piedmont League
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Hill
Little Rock
Knoxville
New Orleans
Wildcats and Badgers clash as Central claims edge over home team
Wildcats read ing 21 22 as final whistle blew Greene led Wildcats with 10 points while JF Butler of Badgers had 9. Central girls triumphed 40 14 over home team despite a scoreless first quarter, N Dillard scoring 8 and Butler 6. Bead Smooth junior boys game saw Central fade early but Bocean rallied. final 9 16 with East 7 and Fuller 5. Allen officiated. Bocean eyes three wins next Tuesday as Blevins heads to home territory. James Whitcomb Riley noted as a Hine rrant sign painter and entertainer prior to verse publishing. Free Soil party origins linked to Republican party.
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Local Driver Pleads Guilty to Driving Without License
George Harris also fined $1 on the same charge. T.H. Seymour pleads guilty to two counts of assault and battery with total fines of $2. Ted Schirmacher forfeits $40 cash bond on transporting automobiles without license. Fete Carpenter forfeits a $16 cash bond for operating an oversized truck on the state highway.
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George Harris
T.H. Seymour
Ted Schirmacher
Fete Carpenter
Ouachita College Relations Lifted by North Central Association
The North Central Association granted permission to resume athletic relations with Ouachita College Arkadelphia Ark but did not restore Ouachita to full membership. Ouachita was dropped in 1982 and the decision leaves reengagement to the Arkansas conference members. President J H M Reynolds of Mondrix College Conway Ark presented the petition and was en route to Conway when the announcement was made.
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Ark
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Reynolds
Reverend T A Hearn Dies in Prescott Hospital
Prescott Ar Rev Thomas A Hearn 73 long time missionary in China and presiding elder of the Methodist church in China dies at a Prescott hospital Saturday He served See Chow University and is survived by wife five sons and a daughter Funeral services set for Gordon North Carolina with burial at Arkadelphia each survivor named with cities and institutions listed
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Bettie Hearn
Chapel Hill
A. G. Hearn
Johnson City
Enn
Miss Belly Hearn
Jackson
Tenn
Gordon
Arkadelphia
Mussolini Great Bluffer Says Briton in Interview
Lloyd George, marking his golden wedding anniversary, calls Mussolini a great bluffer. He says Europe’s future hinges on France, the United States, and Great Britain acting together. The interview reflects on 40 years of world affairs and democratic power dynamics.
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Feanes
Davit Lloyd Genovy
Great Britain
Britaiy
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ful Tshuffer
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Lloyd George
France
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Fragmentary text discusses opposition to fascism and communism, with quoted lines on liberty and a claim about US labor emigration aiding workers to Hawaii between 1906 and 1912. Data appears garbled, mentioning 13,000 laborers and emigration routes via Spain, Portugal, and Russia. Difficult to extract a coherent single incident or date.
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Spain
Portugal
Hawaii
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