District Nine Cage Tournament Opens at Prescott
Prescott Ark hosts a 24 team district basketball tournament opening Thursday with four games at 7 pm. Competing teams include Fairview vs Atity Calhoun No. 4 vs Badenw Okulona vs Bearden Puirlers Chapel vs Myrtle Gray. Ticket prices: students 25 cents, adults 1.40, session prices 20 25 and 50 cents. Officials include Referees Pete Creed Jack Clementi and others. organizers are LAC ets and Coach O H Storey.
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Ginlons
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Arkadelphia
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Carthage
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Parker's Chapel
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Rosston
Pauldyce
Lawcast Bayou
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Jinetian City
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Harmony Grove
Camden district schedule of games announces leaders
The schedule lists events overseen by OW Whiteside of Camden as president and L Huddleston of Arikadelphia as secretary, detailing upcoming matches and organizational duties for the district.
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Camden
L. Huddleston
Arikadelphia
Prescott Team Wins Final in Wild District Prep Shootout
The Prescott Wolves upset Blevins and claimed the final before district tournament play, winning 37 to 18 as they leapt to an early lead and held on. The event featured local teams, with brief notes on schedule and community turnout, including church and social gathering details surrounding the night.
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Notice to Creditors and Municipal Court Notices
Legal notices announce letters of administration for A W Melver Deceased by H W Hall and address claims within one year to avoid bar. Also Roy Johnsey vs Gordon Maryman defendant ordered to appear within 30 days per municipal court, Annie Dean Walker clerk.
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Remarkable Arkansas Razorbacks Rise in Basketball Glory
Fayetteville Ark From a 15 year outdoor start to eight Southwest Conference titles the Arkansas Razorbacks have built a storied program. The team beat S M U twice to seal their eighth title and posted an overall conference record of .728 with 49 losses in 15 years. Highlights include consecutive win runs, peak scoring margins, and early conference championships under Francis Schmidt Glen Rose and Tom Fickell shaping the rise.
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Ouachita to Open Grid Drill Monday
Ouachita College coach Bill Walton announces spring football practice will start next Monday afternoon, with a light three to four week session focused on correct play execution. The Tigers will resume where they left off Thanksgiving Day, featuring a veteran core and several juniors and sophomores. Key returning players include Strickland, Raymond, Arneter, Bratton, DeShong, Baxter, Nelson, Strickland, Reed, Tiley, Lueken, Mann, Gebacks, Barry, White, Winburn, Squyres, Halmark, Hanleis, Har dine, Matlock, Paine, Langston, Rabel, Paine, and Kincanton.
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Guernsey Razorbacks Reign as 1936 Conference Champions
The Guernsey boys basketball team claimed undisputed 1936 conference supremacy. Arkansas, runner up last year, featured Don Leckard as top scorer with 159 points. Returning stars include Doc Secton Tom Murphy Taft Moody H L Poole El-win Gilliland Jim Lee Howell Don Lackl ard Jack Robbins and other all conference honorees.
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Toy
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Tom Murphy
Taft Moody
H. L. 'the” Poole
Elwin Gilliland
Jim Lee Howell
Don Lackfard
Jack Robbins
Columbus Is Entry in District Play
Columbus girls team from Hempstead county, district contenders, will enter the Ashdown district tournament Friday and Saturday. After 18 games they hold a strong record, 559 points to 248 for opponents, with only two losses, to Emmet and Mineral Springs. The season ends for Woolsey and Boyce due to graduation. Read about their home games and the high scoring, plus a note on 4-set scoring record and past Arkansas teams.
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Finish Camera Captures Oaklawn Feature Race Victory
Oaklawn Park used its new photo finish camera to decide several races. She's Right, Paul L. Kelly's three year old bay filly, won the $700 Twin Oaks purse by a half length over Unselfish. Altidue, near the podium, finished third.
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Flyers Win Over Davenport Cage Team in Prescott
The Lewis and Norwood Flyers from Little Rock, the women's national AAU champions, defeated the American Institute of Commerce of Davenport, Iowa, 44 to 22 in Prescott. Vera Dunford scored 18 for the Flyers while Mr. Ward led Davenport with 8. The Flyers had previously held the Davenport team at Little Rock Monday.
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Flyers
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