Belle Fonte Wins 1040 Junior High Hoops Title
Pine Bluff on March 7 reports Belle Fonte of Boone county, population 207, captured the 1040 junior high basketball championship of Arkansas. The North Arkansans defeated Mt Ide 38 to 29 in the state tournament final. Budell Ragland, a tall center, led the charge scoring 55 points on Saturday, including 23 in the title game after a semifinal win over Jonesboro.
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Westbrook Pegler recalls bars and gadgets craze in New York
Tarn invited to inspect a New York shop called Buy Mart offering bars cellarettes gadgets and home entertaining gear with a catalog The Tippler The author recounts cocktail trays odd inventions and social scenes from prohibition era nights at the Plaza and other venues noting the era’s excess and eventual decline.
Two Hempstead Teams Enter State Playoffs
Hempstead county will have two teams in the state basketball playoffs with Hope Roberts vs Russellville at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Little Rock and Spring Hill facing Hazen at 11 p.m. Friday. Nope earned the right by beating Texarkana in Nashville last weekend. The Spring Hill win over Lewisville 35 to 31 in the Class B District 7-Wal murfreesboro finals made them the second Hempstead team to advance. The all district lineup includes Teck Stamps Bell Saratoga Barnes Lewisville Bennett Willisville Collins Spring Hill Butler Spring Hill Colling Lewisville Dixon Willisville Rhoades Delight Smith Umpire.
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Nope
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Legal Pain Again Hits Baseball
New York reports organized baseball faces a multi million dollar legal headache as players banished for jumping to the Mexican League sue the game. John Flynn says cases may resemble Danny Gardella's and argue banishment deprived them of earning a living. Gardella sues baseball leaders, claiming monopoly and anti trust breaches. A court setback last month ordered Gardella's case heard.
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Dutfielder
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Baseball Jeaders
U.S
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Brooklyn
Chandler
Ford Frick
National League
Will Harridge
American League
George Trautman
National Association
Schrader Knows All About the Oaklawn Track
Hot Springs March 7 UPI Henry T Schrader longtime Oaklawn Park superintendent shares a complete history of the 44yearold racetrack including seating capacity and track upkeep He arrived after the turn of the century to oversee Oaklawn Park’s construction and previously worked at Harlem track in Chicago Schrader recalls a bare ground site with a fence as the first setup and notes the park’s desolate surroundings with few trees now part of a storied racing history
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Prescott O E Eight Schedule and Community Notices
Prescott O E Eight holds a regular meeting at Masonic Hall Monday at 7 30 PM with Dr Minchie Haylac of Magnolia as guest. Tuesday features W M S all day at First Baptist fasting prayer and pot luck lunch at Toon. Also Sara Cooper Junior Girls Auxiliary meets 3 PM at counselor Mrs Clifton Yancey home and Intermediate Girls meet 4 15 PM at counselor Mrs Frank Williams home. Family night at Presbyterian church with pot luck supper and guest speaker Mrs Dayton Castleman of Texarkana in the Mens Fellowship room at 6 30 PM. Wednesday includes Prescott Musical Coterie 3 PM at Mrs C G Hirst home, a Season of Prayer at First Baptist 7 45 PM, and the Wednesday Bridge Club at Mrs Gus McCaskill home with high score won by Mrs Clarke White and cut prize to Mrs J V McMahon. The Tschaikovsky Merry Go Round Junior Music Club held at Legion Hut with 60 present. chair Margaret Hunter Scott reported on a Hope ballet and a new member Sally Tyson. A bridge party at Mrs James Williams home featured hyacinth decor and two tables. high score to Mrs Allen Gee Jr. and guests listed. Races at Oaklawn Park mentioned. visitors noted in Texarkana and Dardanelle. School administrators conference in St Louis attended by J E Smith. several local ladies traveling to Little Rock. Center Home Demonstration Club met in February at Mrs Olin Wells with pattern alteration demonstration and cherry dessert.
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Bill Yancey
Thomas Dewoady
J. Leland Lavender
Orville Odom
Charles Willis
How To Cut Out The Cut-Ups
A school principal Miss Cooper promotes student honor and self regulation over punishment. She cites television as a tool to reform incorrigible youths and compares it to the Brewers Program of Self Regulation. Most youths strive to be good, with few persistently problematic individuals.
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Cooper
Arkansas State Eaters Tournament Opens With Repfigures
Kansas City hosts the 11th NAIA basketball marathon with 20 of 32 colleges taking part. Repeats include Peru State Teachers, Mississippi Delta State, Northwestern Louisiana State, Hammine University. Hawaii delegates join the field along with Puget Sound and University of Miami. Six days of cage play begin Monday with teams from across the nation competing.
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Neb
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New England
Teachers College of Connecticut
New Britain
Magnolia Wins Emmet Tournament Trophy Over Case 45 to 3
Magnolia Independents captured the Emmet tournament trophy by defeating Case 45 to 3 Saturday night. Emmet beat Blevins 51 to some score in a noon preliminary contest. Four more games were on the schedule tonight. Hamline, champion in 1942, is highly regarded as they open against Arkansas State College of Jonesboro at 6 05 p.m. local time. Other notable teams include Indiana State, Brigham Young University, Loyola Baltimore, Beloit College, St. Thomas, Southwest Missouri State, Lawrence Tech and San Jose State. The pennyweight name refers to the weight of the English penny.
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Wis
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