Ouachita to Have Tough Grid Card
Ouachita College football schedule released for November with games against Teed Arkadelphia Stele Peachers Hendrix and others. Coach Walton aims to strengthen state championship chances and mentions potential matchups with St Marys of San Antonio Oklahoma Baptist University and Nardin Simmons.
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Prescott Boys Triumph Over Willisville in Buckeye Tilt
Prescott High defeats Willisville in a double basketball game at Prescott Ark. Fontaine leads with 11 points as the Wolves and others vie for top honors. Close action and tied positions mark the night as both teams press for the win.
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Owens Rivalry Sparks Debate Over Fastest Sprinters
Sports figure Paddock says Owens may not be sole fastest. He argues several sprinters from the last two decades could have beaten him in certain races, while others praise Owens as possibly the greatest, noting era context and competition.
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Star Appeals for Schedule Submissions from Hermpstead Coaches
The Star calls basketball coaches in Hermpstead and Nevada counties to send their game schedules to boost advance notice and gate attendance. Several schools have submitted while others have not responded. Upcoming games include Hosstay at Emmet, Badean at Patios, Willisville at Pexarkanight, Miyes at Bamnet, Williswilly at Eituckover, DuQuewn at Prescott, and County WUENUMENE at Prescott.
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Williswilly At] Eituckover, Friday, January 28-DuQuewn At Prescot
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Chick Gridder Named On Mid-South Team
Blytheville High School star James Bob Robert made the Mid-South high school football team chosen by De B. F Spee of Stortington. Roberts was one of two Arkansas players selected and is bound for the University of Alabama after his standout prep season.
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Unclear 1900s Baseball Row From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary report notes several players and teams in a Boston Red Sox versus New York Highlanders context. Mentions October dates and suspicions over major league status. Text is garbled with missing names and actions, offering limited verifiable events or outcomes.
Columbus Wins Two Cage Games From Rosston
In Columbus Arkansas the Columbus HK toys tank two games from the Rosston bisketeers in two fast contests. The girls game ended 22 11 and the boys 30 18. Rosston juniors beat Columbus 16 9. Woolsey N of Columbus led scoring with bullets. The guards N Woolsey Neal Griffin played strong floor games. Purtle led Rosston with 3 points. A Caldwell was high for Columbus Withers tallying 16 points followed by Parvis.
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McCarthy Points for 3rd Pennant
New York Yankees manager Joe McCarthy spoke in Buffalo during his winter break about not doubting the team’s ability to win a third straight American League pennant and possibly the world series. He anticipated all players to be ready for spring and planned talks with owner on Monday. He would meet with Joe DiMaggio in coming days amid questions about the outfielder’s holdout.
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Watch Your Step Advice of Coach Watch Your Step Advice of Coach
Everett Shelton, coach of the national four A U basketball team, stresses footwork as the key to energy and speed. He notes the center jump abolition increases playing time and pace, with only select stars breaking into pro leagues. He cites Omar Browning of the Bartlesville Oilers as a noted exception among rising players.
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Bud) Browning
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May Trade Mungo for New Players
Brooklyn Dodgers business manager Larry MacPhail launched a push to bolster the team by trading Mungo for new players while St. Louis Cardinals showed edge in talks. MacPhail planned to meet Tuesday with Branch Rickey as Cubs interests wavered after signing Tex Carleton and Phil Cavarretta contracts.
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Silage Shows Promise as Sole Roughage for Dairy Cows
Experimental work from eastern states indicates molasses grass silage can replace hay as the sole roughage for milk cows without lowering production, promising lower feed costs for Arkansas and other dairymen. University officials and local demonstrators report successful results and broader adoption potential.
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Columbus Tigers win invitational meet at Laskethil
In a fast thriller at Laskethil on Saturday Columbus High School defeated Patmos High School 4 to 2 in the final. C Couch led Columbus with seven points while Mayton had nine for Patmos. Second place went to Patmos after a 25 to 24 win over Guernsey following two overtimes. Reeves topped Columbus with eight points in the win, and Cox led Guernsey with 21. Team selections included A Coach and Paurtle for Hope, and Glanion for Guernsey.
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Basketball Rules Standardized But Styles Vary By Section
Basketball rules are standardized but styles differ by region. West coast teams favor balance, while the Rocky Mountain area pursues high scoring with emphasis on field goals. Midwest defense and guards dominate, and rule interpretations vary by area, especially on contact and screens.
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Lon Warneke Signs 1938 Cardinalls Contract
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Lon Warneke signed his 1938 contract after a brief talk with vice president Branch Rickey. Warneke called himself satisfied and left Rickey’s office with a smile amid the humorous chatter surrounding the signing.
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Three Feature Races at Spa Announced in Oaklawn Book
Oaklawn Jockey Club Racing Secretary Eugene Bury released the conditions book announcing three $1,000 feature races during the first week of the spring meeting. Opening Feb 28 with the Mayor Leo McLaughlin inaugural handicap, the Car rigan-Stephens handicap for three year olds is set for March 2, and the Memphis handicap for horses of alike age on March 4, highlighted by Memphis Day. The six furlong opening race contrasts with the mile and 70 yards distances for the other two. The book also lists races for the first 30 days, closing April 2.
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Georgia Stars Highlight 1938 Baseball Hopefuls
Sports editor Ty Cobb notes five Georgia players as major league contenders Johnny Mize Cecil Travis Wally Moses Luke Appling and Rudy York with Mize and York driving power and Appling expected to lead White Sox. Also mentions a coaching move by G-Man A Atherton and notes boxing suspension of Pliny Laporte amid college athletic scholarship questions.
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