Tigers Start Spring Football Practice at Ouachita College
ARKADELPHIA Ark Cooper Walton issued equipment to 25 players for spring drills at Ouachita College Monday afternoon. The Tigers began their come back campaign to resume grid relations with Carmen Ackinsas after a recent North Central Association ruling limited their meetings. Walton remained optimistic about facing state opponents and a rebuilt Ouachita squad.
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Get More Pleasure From Your Cigarettes Campaign Details
The notice discusses Liggett Myers Chesterfield advertising slogans about pleasure and the advertising campaign. It notes emphasis on point of sale displays radio and lyrical imagery featuring stars of roelio and sparks works to appeal to smokers. The campaign claims cigarettes offer greater pleasure due to ingredients and cigarette paper quality.
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Michigan Pays Well at University Coaching Salaries
Michigan pays staff with a combined yearly salary of sixty thousand dollars, claimed as the highest paid collegiate coaching annuities in the country. References span Evanston and Northwestern gourd, Indiana Logansport, and a high school context.
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Asbell and Triplett Lead Cubs Outfield Candidates
Avalon, Catalina Island Cal (Califtwo) reports the Chicago Cubs’ outfield roles open after batting drills. Manager Chirley Grimm identifies Jim Asbell from New Jersey and Herman Triplett as top hopefuls, noting Triplett led the Southern Association with a .385 average last season and that Asbell is a late-season addition.
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Baer Returns to Ring After Eye Injury in London Bout
Max Baer, preparing for a comeback, reflects on past mistakes and his urgent drive to win for the kid. He vows to be strictly business as he trains for a March Madison Square Garden rematch with Pommy Pare, despite his eye wound and early ring discomfort.
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Sullivan Wins Chance For World Championship Trip
Timmy Sullivan, a high school graduate in February, earned a chance to travel with Colonel Ruppert’s Rifles Hiat unit after Ed Barrow backed his request and Ruppert approved. Sullivan hopes the trip aids his growth and may lead to an athletic scholarship as he eyes a potential world championship appearance with Yonkers. Wisconsin sponsors intercollegiate boxing in the Western Conference, a rare move for a college in Madison.
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Baer Fights Past Woes in London Showdown Talk
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Ruppert's Coin Barrow's Efficiency Make the New York Yankees a Power
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Yankees Rise Under Ruppert Barrow Era
The Ruth deal and the 1920s dynamism reshape the Yankees. Miller Huggins and Ed Barrow, aided by Ruppert’s wealth, build a dynasty. Barrow buys stars, keeps Ruth’s influence, then McCarthy era titles follow as the farm system grows.
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