War Admiral wins Queens Handicap amid dramatic finish
War Admiral, unbeaten since the Thal start, dominates the Queens Handicap at Aqueduct. In a tightly contested race before 12,000, he extends his career with another victory over rivals including Rudie, Spark, and Sazerk, delivering a powerful stretch run to outpace the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sen
Crowe
Chorley
Kurtyinger
Wheatley Stable
Winc
Salman
Samuel de Richille
Vth
Adeimial
Diddy
Rickie
Tard Rex Flius
Prinsu
Cui
Bine
Wy LT
Gallagher
Sine
Aebick
Huttiehua
Lick
Polateqine Uy
Snark
Rudie
Wil
Hone
Sazerk
Spark
Butle
Kurtsinger
Haderode
Burnett Signs Pro Football Contract With Chicago Cards
Raymond Rabbit Burnett, star back at Arkansas State Teachers College the past two years, signed with the Chicago Cards to play professional football. Coach Warren Woodton said Burnett recently agreed to serve as assistant to Willson next fall. Burnett attended Arkansas Tech before entering State Teachers. He plans to finish his degree after summer school. Milam Creighton, former University of Arkansas football player and Cardinals coach, announced the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
Raymond Rabbit Burnett
Arkansas State Teachers College
Chicago Cards
Warren Wood
Burnett
Woullson
Arkansas Tech
Tourhurs
Milam Creighton
University of Arkansas
Adion
Cardinals
Buriett
County Seat Move Election Ordered in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Hempstead County Court orders a county seat relocation from Washington to Hope. An election to decide the change will be held June 1 1938 at county voting places, with public notices to run at least 30 days prior. County officials are directed to perform duties per law and to publish results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Washington
Hope
Hope Star
Hempstead
Atlas
Enid
Liwi
Said
Williams Lumber Leads Busy Week In City League
The City Commercial League hosts results and upcoming games with Williams Lumber, Moore Hawthorne, Gov W Robison and CCC Camp among teams. Schedules show games at Garland School and Fair Park with National Guards, Svil Conservation, Hope Basket, Penney, Scott-Burr, and George Wy Robison fixtures. Standings include Little Rock, Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans with Tuesday and Friday matchups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueyiay National Guards
Bruner
Ivory
Garland School
Svil Conservation
Hope Basket
Fairpark
Gunney
Penney
Scott-Burr
Washington
Geo. Wy. Robison
Fair Qark
Gans
Thursday Moore
Hawthorne
CCC
Fair Park
Williams Lumber
Unique Cafe
Gaines
National Guards
Scott-Dure
Fanpark
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Clubs
Penney, Scott Burr
Bruner-lyury Soil Conservation
Baseball results from Monday headline
New York 6 St. Louis 5 and Detroit 4 Washington 5 were the only games reported. Cleveland 4 Chicago likely around. Schedule showed Cleveland at Boston and St. Louis at Washington while Detroit played Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Clevelund
Cleveland
Bosch
Chicags
Philadelphia
New
York
Oston
ABE Philadelphia
Chicago Oo
St Louis
National League Scores and Matchups
The National League results show New York 11 over Cincinnati 2 while Brooklyn 4 defeated Pittsburgh 4 and Chicago 10 beat Philadelphia 9 and St. Louis 11 over Boston 2. Remaining games include New York at Chicago, Boston at Finsburgh, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Finsburgh
L. Pat
Local Visitors and Home Folks Visit in Tokio Area
Tok i o area residents and relatives from Oklahoma City Nashville Arkadelphia Minden and Roy gathered for weekend visits and social calls. Names include Warren Bess Emmet Nance C M McLarty J O Edminston A M Holt G F Tommey Roy McLaughlin Mayne Hutchieson and others as they traveled to see family and friends in Tokio and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bess
Oklahoma City
Henry Goteber
John Bell
Highland
Roy Holt
Emmet Nance
Minden
Nance
Ey Nance
Ogle Shaddex
Nashville
Ed Nuance Suniay
C. M. McLarty
McLarty
J. O. Edminston
Arkadelphia
A. C. Holt
Howard Cooley
G. F. Tommey
R. G. Stewart
Roy McLaughlin
Roy
Mayne Hutchieson
Mt. Pleasant
Tukiy Batunday
Durable Gabby Hartnett Shows Iron Man Streak In Cubs Reach
Cubs catcher Gabby Hartnett, the veteran known as the oldest regular in the majors, claims to have not worked since 1921 and reflects on his durable career. The piece traces his rise from a mill worker in Millville to a Cubs catcher who could surpass 100 games in a season for 13 straight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Chicago
Pence
Leo
Gabby
Hartneti
Sin
Chicago Cubs
Lou Gehrig
Charles Bee Harwell
Millville
Uliough
Learn to Swim No 7 by Steve Forsyth Guide
instructional piece describing kick technique for Mary Jane Richardson with terms on leg drive hip motion and timing. scattered phrases mention propelling power from leg drive, precision of heel surface position and relaxed muscles to maintain steady progress in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Forsyth
Mary Jane Richardson
Ralph Flanigan
Sal
Isiele
Coble's Hit Gives Little Rock A 5-4 Victory
Little Rock catcher Dave Nagel hit a fourth inning homer and drove in the go ahead run as the Travelers beat Birmingham 5-4 in the third game of the series. Woodrow Rich earned his seventh win, allowing six hits while striking out five. Birmingham had two unearned runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little, Rock
Dave Coble
Bill Naxel
Little Rock
Birmingham
Woodrow Rich
Travelers
Nagel
Kimball
Brigbe
Carson
McDougal
Rich and Cable
Chicks
Pels New Orleans
Kip Sauerbrun
New Orleans Pelicans
Sauerbraun
Grace
Chick
Memphis
New Orleans
Saverbruns
Bottorini
Overman
Stromine
George
McCaskill and others travel for college and visits
McCaskill Willa Mae Reese leaves Tuesday for Searcy to enter Harding college. Bonnie Marie Anthony spends the week in El Dorado visiting grandmother Mrs. C. F. Nelms. Evelyn Rhodes departs Tuesday for Arkadelphia to attend Henderson State Teachers college. Mary Wilma Honeycutt Winnie Reese and Winnie Ball visit Nashville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Martin visit relatives in El Dorado and Laverne. Harper returns from Harding college to summer with parents. Janelle McCaskill visits relatives in Luling and Houston. Letharette Lewis of Oran visits with friends. Guss McCaskill of Prescott visits here Saturday. Mrs. Jimmie Reeves of Prescott visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas of Prescott visit Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gentry. Mrs. Bill Williamson of Smackover visits her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Mae Reese
Searcy
Harding College
Bonnie Marie Anthony
el Dorado
C. F. Nelms
Evelyn Rhodes
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Mary Wilma Honeycutt
Winnie Reese
Winifred Ball
Nashville
D. W. Martin
Laverne
Harper
Melland
J.wy Harper
Janelle
McCaskill
Luling
Houston
Texas
Letharette Lewis
Qran
Guss McCaskill
Prescott
Jimmie Reeves
Cubs star Hartnett fires team with bold talk and records in reach
Leo Hartnett, famed for rousing onfield chatter, leads the Cubs in batting while pursuing Ray Schalk’s games played record. The veteran catcher has only two foul flies in 17 seasons, eyes a long-standing mark, and remains a key spark as Hartnett’s leadership drives a championship mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Hartnett
Leo
Hartnelt
Ray Schalk
Hot as Amateur adds to lightweight crown lore
A compact roundup highlights a promising addition to the lightweight ranks, plus notes on notable performers like Herman Fishman and Ival Goodman. It also reports various local notices, social visits, church events, and school coach Charley Bachman receiving curious All-American tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norment
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Admiral
Charley Kurtsinger
Home Racer
Ginger
Ginger Rogers
Sally Baiane Dent
Charles Farrell
Virsini Cook
Los Angeles
Raymond Burnett
J. EB. Bearden
Joe W. Wimberly
A. L. Carlson
John H. Barrow
Hermietead County
Bsage
Commercial League
Eee Cars
Gov. W. Robison
Moore-Tawthorne
Southern Association
L. Willams Lumber Co
Moore- Hawthorne
W. Robison
Ww. Pet
Lite Rock
Rt Chattanooga
Tokio
Loquacious Leo
Chicago Star
Schalk
Isos
Worcester
Catalina Island
Bill Killifer
Bruins
McMillin
Killifer
Alee
al Marrpett
Yannigans
Tomare Row
Ansl
Leo Harinetsit
Wolil
Grover Alexander
Coble
Mr. Gehrig
Leo the Loud
Howell
Prince Albert
Albert
Goa
G.l.tyner
Lannis Mowell
Pringe Albert
Ann Arbor
Mich
Herman Fishman
Michigan
Olu State
Notre Dame Wisconsin
Michigan State
Ival Goodman
Recs
el Dorada
Tom Smith Coulter
Lackesburg
R. G. Shutfield
Graydon Anthony
J. E. Gentry
Raymond Elbridge
Hoape
Fred Sutton
Nilladine Collins
Claude Brailey
Wenona Gentry
J. B. Gentry
Wade Whiteside
Marie Ward
Wenon Gentry
Priginship Chorch
Bill Ball
Thelin Brice Af Creving
Lives Fiere
William Harridge
Wicket
South Bend
Notre Dame
Doyle
Corcoran
Braddock
Sullivan
Charlie Rosengarten
Anervid
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita
von Mungo
Dodgers
East Lansing
Charley Bachman
Bachman
Tostall
General Me
Wills
Harry W. Shiver
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!