Saddler Disqualified In Fight Dispute
Veteran Saddler faced disqualification after a chaotic bout in New York. The referee ruled against him for unlawful clinching and fouls, triggering a brawl as potter and officials intervened. Saddler had been suspended last October by the New York State Athletic Commission amid prior incidents.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Wille Bop
Dee. A
Rofyres
Tommy Sullivan
Eoille Gaithree
Montreal Athletic Commission
Touley
Herbid
Fulton
Boxing results from last night in multiple cities
The Associated Press report lists fights with winners and locations including Pittsburgh Newark Los Angeles Monterrey and New York. Notable results mention Sonny Bishop stopped by knock out and Miguel Mendevil defeated. Several outcomes show outpoints and stoppages among various fighters across 1882 era venues.
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Associated
Pracs
Nin Bussia
Pittsburgh
Sonny Bishop
Trenton
N. W
Newark
N. J
Fair Enough on Britian Unions and State Power in 1942
A 1942 silent-era column critiques British unions and state control, arguing government policy and labor tactics undermine individual initiative. It notes liberal factions like Nancy Astor support reform, while workers endure long hours and coercive practices. The piece references Allied war context and media views on strikes, industry, and class conflict.
Loss WiILE La Mette Career Clash Tonight In Detroit
Detroit March 6 former middleweight champ Jake Lamotta faces a tough test as he plans to strike back at a career low. Talks of retirement swirl if he loses to Gene Silents Hairaton, while Tony Taritation and Mike Miele forecast a strong effort from Lamotta’s camp.
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Upe
Mindlewright Champlin
Jake Bn
Mulla
Glover
Kood
Ewgene
LaMotta
Josie
Tarriaton
Mike Miele
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Mixlor
Joey Mastin
Kal Segrist the Yank Rookie Scout Picture Fame
A garbled AP Wire piece recounts Kal Segrist a Yankee rookie infielder from Dallas who rose from early photo prints to a professional career. It notes signed bonuses around 30 000 dollars, time in Texas University and minor leagues, and his ascent to the New York camp with moves through San Antonio Phoenix Kansas City.
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WHS
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Texas University
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Ral
Neal
Attys
Acordih
Fae
Salu
Yankees
Binghamton
Phoenix
Kansas City
Political rancor and foreign policy critique in era elder statesmanship
A fragmentary column critiques the Communists and unions, laments electoral uncertainty in Latin America, and mocks American bureaucrats while recalling Roosevelt era failures and boons. It references Eleanor, Elliott, Vaughan, Green, Murray, Lewis, Frankfurter, and Brennan in a sweeping, period voice.
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Elliott
Jroman
Vaughan
Green
Murray
Lewis
Frankfurter
Hisg
Bhopwyer
Pal i
Marshall
Roosevelt
Wonder Boys Claim AIC Title Amid District NATH Bid
The Wonder Boys defeated Arkansas Tech Teachers 39 30 in the AIC final to earn the right to represent the state in the NATB tournament in Kansas City. South era State edged Arkansas State 90 55 in the consolation game as Sam Fricks and W To Watson led Southern with 33 points combined. Geneval Hick from Fayetteville and Wallick led scorers for their teams with 17 and 12 points respectively.
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Russellville Corral
Wonder Boys
Kansas City
Captul
Arkansas
Sam Windsman
Arkansas State
Fielchhouse
Souther State
AIC
Tech
Gars
Eqtacter
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Hick Fran Payetteville
Wallick
Billy McC
Teachers
South
Crom State
Sam Fricks
Watson J
Southern
Rey Scott
Richard Jugiele
State
Southerners Dominate All Star Cagers
In New York on March 4, the 1992 Associated Press All-America basketball team was announced by 224 sports writers and broadcasters. Dick Groat and Clyde Lovellette led the first team along with Cliff Hagan, Chuck Darling, and Don Knostman, highlighting strong Southern Conference representation and record-breaking performances.
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Smith Denstisiies
Associated Prost
Adbk America Collegian Bay- Kehba
Southeastern
Big Ten
Big Seven
Dick Groat
Dike
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas
Cliff Hagan
Kentucky
Chuck Darlipy
Towa
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Soul
Frank Ramegey
Bob Pettit
Louisiana State
Bob Zawaluk
St. John's
Brooklyn
Don
Don Aye
Dayton
Rod Fletcher
Ilinois
Johnny O'Brien
Seatute
Lucy Hennessey
Villanova
Bob Houbreys
Washington
Ray Steiner
St. Louis
Dick Krostnan
Kansas State
Wim Tucker
Duquesne
Boo Wat Sor
Walter Dukes
Seton Hall
Billy Mikvy
Temple
Ernie Heck
Pennsylvania
Lovellette
Groat
Kansas Star
Terre Haute
Ind
Swissvote
Tye
Dick the Great
Duke
North Carolina
Knostman
Hagan
Traot
Bill Spivey
Darling
Dearborn
Michis Towa
Murray Weir
Iowa
Hope Girls Win District 7-V Tourney Tie In Lew lave
Hope senior high girls defeated Foreman 33 to 20 in Lew lave District 7-V play. They previously beat Patmos Prescott Lameburg Prescott Amity Willisville Mineral Springs Saratoo Nashville Bodcaw Delight Lewhawile Ashdown Texarkana in a list of district results.
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Lewlave
Foreman
Patmos
Prescott
Lameburg
Aneburg
Geneva
Spring Hill
al Amity
Willisville
Mineral Springs
Saratoo
al Nushville
Bodcaw
Delight
Lewhavile
Ashdown
Texarkana
Baseball to Guard Against Gamblers
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced ongoing vigilance to stop gamblers from approaching players but denied instituting a police system. He said the leagues have cautioned players to beware strangers and to avoid talks that could lead to tampering, with no new measures beyond heightened watchfulness.
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Fle
March
Ford Feiek
Los Angeles
Bail Simmers
St. Louis Browns
Frick
Will Harridge
National League
Warren Giles
Basketball scores from Associated Press releases
College games listed with several scores including Yale upending Columbia 56 to 2, Princeton 60 over Rutgers 52, NYU 84 defeating CCNY 47, Oklahoma City 63 over Phillips 41, Washburn 75 over Ottawa Kansas 53, Georgetown DC 72 over George Washington 70, New Mexico A&M 44 over Eastern New Mexico 27, Arkansas Tech 50 over Arkansas State Techs 39, Southern State 89 over Arkansas State 5.
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Yale
Princeton
Rutgers
NYU
CCNY
Oklahoma City
Phillips
Washburn
Ottawa
Georgetown
George Washington
New Mexico A&m
Eastern New Mexico
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State
Reds Admit Unreported Prisoners Amid Truce Talks
The North Koreans acknowledged unreported prisoners to use as leverage in truce negotiations, promising names after Allied data. Rep Adm Libby said the UN Command will supply additional data on an exchange basis or not at all. The admission follows Libby’s push for 1974 prisoner tallies, with most captives Americans or British.
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Korea
Kcreen
Reds
Adm
R. B. Libby
United Nations Command
Red
Libby
U.N
Republic of Korea
ROK
Lee Sang Cho
District Ministers Council Session Planned at Church of God in Christ
The Negro Community notes Halan Turner announces the District Ministers Council annual session to be held at Church of God in Christ Bell St on March 6 and 7. Eid and Rev U N Detinis chair. Public invited. Martin singers to perform March 9 at 7 30 pm at Star Baptist Church. Rev and Mrs Manuelo Texarkana to preach March 9 at 3 pm at CME church. Boy Scout Troop 111 meets March 8. Willis Wells obituary announced for March 8. Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Distric Ministers Council
Church of God In Christ
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U.N. Detinis
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Arkadphis
Ing Star Baptist
Manuelo Texarkana
CME
Churchill Warns Britain’s Rearmament Lag May Widen
London March 4 Prime Minister Winston Churchill defended the Conservative plan to spend 4.1136 billion dollars on rearmament for the fiscal year beginning April 1. He warned that shortages of materials and dollars, plus delayed weapon deliveries, could push the program beyond three years. Labour peers pressed for confidence in the government, while Churchill stressed stricter spending and noted American aid of about 300 million dollars has not yet been received. He said the program is more likely to take four years than three.
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Ban on pensions to disloyal group questioned
Washington reports Sen S Ferguson calls on Secretary Acheson to disclose how many State Department employees drawing pensions while under loyalty security probes. He cites an appropriations subcommittee member’s entitlement to access the data. Libby notes the Allies prepared to exchange prisoner information including troops captured after the original 132,000 list.
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Saratoga School District to Levy 27 Mills for Maintenance
A legal notice states qualified electors in Saratoga School District No 9 and 1 of Howard and Hempstead Counties Arkansas will vote Saturday on a 27 mill levy for maintenance and operation and on a five year board member term. Polling places remain as previously designated. Signed Mary S Goodman Secretary of School Board February 20 1937 March.
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Howard and Hempstead
Arkansas
Mary S. Goodman
School Board
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