Unclear Olympic Cage Meet Readies Finals At Garden
Fragmented report covers two day cage events with teams led by Halelen HE Chinago Kat and Corvallit Ore. Final rounds set near New York City at Madison Square Garden. Kanai City hosts national event with NATA nomination and East Tokou in final stages. Sunday action included strong showings amid incomplete text.
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Orlo
Sgeatya
York
Madlean Square Garden
St. Dalints
Troaktlys
Anton Halt
MinHats Fay
Kanai City
NATA
Roundup hints at big baseball year and player talk
A garbled sports roundup from New York discusses the Yankees and Cubs, naming Phil Rizzuto’s coaching role, Roy L. Seiy and Otis, while noting promising minor leaguers and expectations for the season. It mentions training in Florida and hopes of adding weight, plus scouts weighing shortstop prospects and potential comebacks.
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Sistant
George Welach
Yankees
Florida
Reed
Phil
Prit Cavarretla
Cubs
Roy Linsley
Meelub
Otfa
Easan
Atitha
She Bey
Springfiald
Pleid
Atlee
Roy
Ng Mandger
Wishhrnien
Stast ‘Minora
Smadley
Boxing results from Pacific Coast League card last night
In Minneapolis and New York circuits last night fighters faced mixed results. Cooky Gonanles downed Charley Alley in a 130 pound bout in Denver, while Stovis stopped Mike Coluce at 1594 pounds. Des Shatley outpointed Tony Wargane in Brooklyn, with lingering questions about a foul on the end of a finger noted by officials.
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Minneapolis
Cooky
Gonanles
Denver
Charley Alley
Stovis
New
York
Jimmy McCoy
Nase
Poyetland
Ore
Ous
Mike Coluce
Newitt N. J
Tony Wargane
Brooklyn
Des Shatley
Jeraey
City
Meruys
Corwiney
Fragmented 1920s Tea Room Dialogue and Romance
A garbled diary like page recounts social chatter at a Palm Bowen hotel scene with names Carol Thelma Derek and Mayant. The text hints at romantic tensions over marriage, age gaps, and a potential trip back to England while maintaining a period voice and scattered dialogue.
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Carol
Gusae
Businegy
Lyn Nobkaen Eough
New Yorks
Thelma
Derek
Ile Aarp
Jonesboro Upsets L A in State Meet
In Fayetteville Arkansas hijinks headline the Class A High School Basketball tournament as Jonesboro High upset top favorite Blytheville 42 to 39 led by 6 foot 7 star Italian, with Pete Caller and David Clea adding 11 points each. El Dorado beat Mantilla 43 1 ud to reach Blytheville semifinal. The Jonesboro Golden Hurricanes drew the largest crowd yet as quarterfinal play continued toward tomorrows final.
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Fayetteville
Ghent
Moniché
Holland
Blythe Vible
van Buyedn
Arkanana
Tony
van Furean
Pete Caller
David Clea
al Doyada
el Dorado
G. Py Gitiges
Wirren
Clinton
Sparkman
Jonesboro
S@nithale
Tomorow
Golden Hurricanes
Browns May Transfer to Baltimore
In Sarasota Florida reports the St Louis Browns may move to Baltimore pending approval. Baseball officials note negotiations involve Bill Veeck and Jack Dunn with final decisions possible before April 4 opening day. American and National Leagues must sign off, with a verdict expected soon.
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Joe Reighler
Sarasota
Fla
Baltimore
Babe Huth
St. Louis Browners
Bill Veeck
Browns
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Will Harridge
Werangter
St. Lewis
Veeck
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Club
International League
Baltimora
Algo
Jorhey
Clearwatur
Haorridge
Associated Press
Beryond
Ford
Legislature at a Glance
Senate bills passed and defeated include HB B14 funding the Arkansas Livestock Show at 304,000 and HD 815 funding county fairs at 240,000 plus HD Oia- funding district livestock shows at 56,000. Notable defeats include SB 400 banning court jurisdiction over hunting or disposal without licenses and SB 375 for a bridge authority. Also referendums proposed on governor term limits and a 100 percent tax assessment measure. Bills defeated include highway toll roads and liquor tax changes.
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Asrociate Press
Senate
Arkansas
Game and Fish Commission
Basketball Scores From Various Circuits and Odd Details
The roundup lists AP basketball results across divisions including NIT and NAIA with teams like St Johns Duquesne Seton Hall Manhattan Hamline Indiana State and Findlay plus regional games such as Magnolia Marianna Rosston Menifee Vite NIT semifinals and NAIA quarterfinals. The piece weaves in political notes about Franklin Delano Roosevelt and election talk, with remarks from Dunn Pilek and Veeck about franchise shifts and Milwaukee discussions.
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St. Johns
Duquesne Fi
Seton’ Hall
Monhattan
Hamline
Miss Southton
Texas
Tenn A&t GT
Springfield
New Wesleyan
Indiana State
Findlay
Dartmouth
Yake
Albany
State
Cenespd OY
Fragmented Interlude in Social Booths and Hidden Fears
In a late afternoon scene, Carol contemplates a richer match while Mrs Tompkins remains distant. Julie arrives with attire, and Miss Henninger prompts secrecy as Carol hides details, fearing trouble with Gardy and Maxie amid intimate talk and social maneuvering.
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Bootha
Julie
Miss Henniger
Wara
Coyne Hy Wei Cane
Yai
Telat
Teust
Marston
Niger
Garo
Carol Wan
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