Columbus High Girls Win Hempstead County Tourney
Columbus High School girls captured the Hempstead county basketball tournament at the city armory. Fulton High finished second after a 26 to 8 loss. The event featured six teams with Spring Hill, DeAnn, Belton and Fort Fulton among the contenders, culminating in Columbus beating Spring Hill 40 to 10 in the final round.
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Columbus High School
Fulton High
Hempstead County
Armory
Pultof
Spring Hill
Columbus
Yan
Finey Grove
DeAnn
Belton
Fulton
Spring Mill
Wilkins
the Hope High School
Five Frisco railroad men lauded for saving boy in need
March 5 report from Fredonia Kansas credits five Frisco Lines yard crewmen, Engineer Charles Ayats, Conductor J H Hall, Fireman George Archer, and Brakemen A Late and B A Steale, for swiftly transporting Stuart Lightly, a ruptured appendicitis patient, from Fredonia to Neodesha in record time. An ambulance awaited at the hospital where he recovered after treatment.
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Kredentia
Charles Ayats
J. H. Hall
George Archer
The Return of Blue Larkspur at Arlington Park
Racing notes discuss Blue Larkspur and Display as top contenders for the $25,000 Arlington event. Werd and Display are highlighted for earnings records, with Sank eyeing Chicago classics and Travers form. Mentions of jockeys, owners, and other horses frame a lively turf season preview.
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Blue Larkspur
Pantica
J. J. Bradley
Noree
Bite Larkspur
Saratoga
Pimlico
Sorie IE Ninlewps
Avlineton Park
Fatinl
Wadlord
Salomiow
Adeuady
Zevohne
Exterminatus
Chicago
Tarkspur
Dlw
Reick
Arlington
Hoste
New York
Pale Way
Effents
Walter Salmon
Johnny Mailer
Js. Shafer
Display
Crasider
Viavalo
Riss
Ersmith
Meah
Jim
Rosston School Gym Opens After Completion
Prescott March gymnasium finished at Rosston School features seating for 700, electric lighting, and a cost of 1500. The Rossicon Athletic Club hosts the county basketball tournament with two top county teams in the finale and a small admission. Officials Turbeville Ourehita Jandd Haynes Magnolin A and M.
Comi Biz Help. To Cage Contest Scarekeepers
Hastings Neb March 6 Adrian Bivens and twin Allen joke about swapping hair parts to tell brothers apart. They both play for Hastings College basketball and joke with coach about parting hair styles as a light moment between teammates.
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Comi Biz
Hastings
Neb
Adrian Bivens
Allen
Adrian
Hastings College
Adran
Vin
Sun Baths For Steeds Resting In Dixieland
New Orleans report details modern horse barns with heated baths ventilation electric lights and open air stalls for thoroughbreds in winter. Colonel Edward Bradley, owner of the roving plan, is cited among prominent New Orleans facilities featuring bath stalls and heated spacious quarters.
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New Orleans
Edward &. Bradley
Facilities for Horses After a Race Provide Comfort
The article describes provisions for bathing and grooming horses post race, ensuring absolute comfort for the animals under adverse weather. It emphasizes meticulous care, climate protection, and attentive equine welfare during the recovery period.
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Reome
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