Sports Mirror reports 310 mator hurdles winner at American Games
The article notes Alexey from the United States claiming the 310 meter hurdles title at the American Games held in Buengs. It references historical notes about Bernard FP and a football coaching incident at Wyoming University, with several garbled phrases alluding to past years and figures.
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United States
Buengs
Res
Bernard FP
Poach
Wyoming University
Frank Crespi
St. Boule
Earlige
College Cage Season in Home Stretch
The college basketball season moves toward March with 12 at-large bids and conference champions to fill two major tournaments. NCAA selections, led by Kentucky, St Louis, Texas Christian, Wyoming and West Texas, await final 12th team. NIT candidates include Fordham, Siena, Loyola Chicago, DePaul and Seattle, with Penn State weighing NCAA bid after declining NIT.
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Forth Smith Named Junior Champion in Arkansas Hoop Meet
Forth Smith wins the 3052 Arkansas junior high School basketball title as North Arkansas Juniors defeat Jonesboro 8-19 Saturday. All tournament selections include First Team Joe Holt Harri son Jim Gattis Ft. Smith Coy Hester Jonesboro Ronnie Bateman Ft. Smith and Joe Perritt Mt. Holly. Second Team Larry Perrin.
Kentucky Bans Spivey From College Play
The University of Kentucky athletic board permanently banned seven foot center Willam Spivey from its eligibility list. The board cited substantial evidence of Spivey’s involvement in a conspiracy to fix the Sugar Bowl Tournament in December 1950. Spivey denies wrongdoing as he awaits court evaluation while remaining suspended.
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Philippine Army kills 164 Huks in February gains
Defense headquarters announced that Philippine Army forces killed 164 communist Huks, captured 4 and wounded 74 last month, with 358 Huks surrendering in February. Army losses were 10 dead and 92 wounded. Names from Van Buren included Jonesboro residents Abernathy Collier Wooten and Compton.
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Wesleyan Guild Plans Meet and Fair Directors Call
Prescott community notices outline the Wesleyan Service Guild gathering at Mrs. Herbert Hayley's home with Miss Marguerite Avery co hosting. Ellis Stewart, Fair Association president, calls a directors meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office to solicit ideas for this year’s fair.
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Blood and Tong War Looms Over Chinatown Agency
Detectives discuss a violent tong conflict as Kaiming reveals that rivals hold the Fan Tan turf. Liddell learns Serle, Hunt Brin, and a covert network may be linked to a killer case, with a key informant claiming a mysterious woman hides in the shadows.
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Parkers End Cage Season in Cellar Dallas
Coach Byron Brannon of Texas Christian seeks tune-up games for the NCAA regional in Kansas City March 23-24 as TCU closes the season with a 21-2 record after beating Arkansas and SMU. Texas led or near the top in the Southwest Conference with strong scoring from George McLeod and Walt Davis pacing their teams.
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Train blast in Malaya kills seven workers
Communist terrorists dynamited a central Malaya train today, killing seven Malayan Railways employees and wounding fifteen. The attack underscores the violent opposition to colonial rule in Singapore Malaya during March.
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Saratoga Takes Dist. Tithe Over Spring Hill
Saratoga High School, led by 6 5 Charlie McJunkins, defeats Spring Hill 57 43 to win District TV Championship. Spring Hill faltered in the second quarter and could not close the gap despite a late push. Saratoga advances to the Class B state tournament in Prescott to face Jerusalem of District 5 North, as Valley Spring seeks a third consecutive title amid a field of 16 district entrants.
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The Negro Community notices and greetings
Helen Turner lists contacts for the Negro Community and invites items to Mine Forney at Hicka Funeral Home. A meeting is scheduled Tuesday night March 4 at Key Stone Lodge No. 43. Pvt. Clarence Davis has returned to Big Springs Texas after spending time with his wife Martha J. Davis.
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Hicka Funeral Home
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Clarence Davis
Big Springs
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Indians consider lineup shake as Mitchell eyes sixth slot
Cleveland manager Al Lopez plans to move Dale Mitchell from leadoff to sixth to spark the offense. Mitchell, who hit .290 last season with 12 homers and 62 RBIs, welcomes the change, saying he could benefit from more runners ahead. Lopez contemplates other options including Harry Simpson and Bobby Avilan, aiming to stabilize the top of the order.
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