Tonga Boys Win By Narrow Margin Over Basehor
Tonga boys edged Basehor 59 to 54 in a tight season opener. Basehor girls won by 26 to 1 in the same matchup. The Tongas led early but Basehor rallied, while free throws and late scoring defined the boys game.
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Tonganoxi Aiid
Tonga Pays
Basehor
Tonga
Baschar Boys
Jexdon
Pongannsie Tive x
Who's Who on Junior High Midget Squad
The piece highlights a Junior High Midget Squad with players described by height weight and first-year status. Wee Soxman is noted as a top player, with Frank THoush and Donald Alexander described in weigh-ins and positions. Stanton Smith and Johnny Logue are mentioned as returning or versatile players, with Kenneth Tarmer and William Corral described in height weight and rookie status.
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Wee Soxman
Frank
Donald Alexander
Donald
Stanton Smith
Smith
i _Baseball
Johnny Logue
Reppy
Rotary
Johnny
Edge to Haskell Indians Face Honolulu All Stars
The Haskell Indians were slight favorites to beat the Honolulu all-star team in today’s matchup. Honolulu promised a strong performance with key players like Peach Dick Haniey and Harkell, while Haskell coach Haksiday warned of a tough contest. The outcome remained open as both sides aimed for a solid showing.
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Ils
Haskell Indians
Honolulu
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Haniey Jazi Harkell
Seuein
Haksiday
Islanders
Concordia Ready With High School Basketball Squads
Concordia prepares for the basketball season with local squads in a near ready state. Players are set and schedules are being finalized as the town hopes for competitive showings.
Public Service and Bond Talks Marked by Patchy Shortening Plan
A jumble of rail and terminal discussions from Santa Fe and Emporia markets a plan to shorten routes and trim terminals amid debates in Congress and the Public Service Commission. A separate note warns of financial schemes defrauding residents of $500,000 through bonds and fake improvements while Congress considers late Stockyards under federal jurisdiction.
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Public Service Commission
Emporia
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Ranning
York
Chembes
Oklahoma Five Triumph Over Hillyards In Thriller
Oklahoma five defeated the Hillyards 36 to 22 in Norman. Star guard action featured Drake substituting for captain Gee West as Forrest DeBernardi led the Sooners’ defense and offense in a hard fought game marked by fast breaks and late Chemists surge.
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Okla
Dé Oklahoma University
Hillyard
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Phi Nore
Drake Yent
Gee
West
Forrest DeBernardi
Oklahoma
Rourtines
Sooners
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Uw Kansits
Cotton Picking Ends in Heated Draft War Over Field Forces
The warlike United States draft ends its yearlong campaign to enroll one dollar a year laborers for cotton picking. The plan, while boosting output, faces complications as the emergency is met by Porto Rican and Mexican labor. Officials, including Francis I Jones, expect weeks before a full accounting of the situation. Growers in Texas and Arizona fear shortages as 6,000,000 bales are targeted and local governments mobilize workers to assist. Cotton picking remains a skilled task with trained hands earning six dollars daily or more.
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Gee
United States
United States Bern
Francis I. Jones
Porto Rico
Hexico
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Texas
Ovas
Stith
Arizona
Theatres Hradec Thursday Meighan and Portrayals
Fragmented notes list theatre acts including Meighan in The Canadian Pentre and a Lefty appearance. It mentions road attractions poorly patronized, a Pendragon production, and a veiled reference to a veiled feminine attire and introduction.
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Meighan
Alee Pentre
Arty Acard
Belleview Social Roundup and Local Notes
A collage of Belleview area social items includes guests and visits, family news, and local happenings. Names such as Johnnie Shellack of Bartlesville, Mrs Frank Pa, Miss Louis ees, the Trowberdee sisters, and Mr and Mrs Jess Kraghbill appear among suppers, Sunday dinners, and short visits. The notes mention art purchases, theatre rehearsals for a three act comedy titled Clodhopper, and various family gatherings at Prairie Center and nearby towns.
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Johnnie Shellack
Barttlesville
Frank Pa
Lawrence
Maurice Star
Art Motor
Eudora
Belléview
Louis
Mary
Ruby Trowberdee
Hesper -Magsidnary
Jocky Winnett
Henley
Lola
Mildred Trow
Bridge
Jess Kraghbill
Tyaw Croadh and Tittle
Mami Fi
Grouch
Chas. Moore
Chas
Aistele
Incomplete OCR Chronicle Mentions Oklahoma Visit
Fragmentary text references a Tuesday event in Norborne with Bell Shellback of Battle 24, Oklahoma. Mentions visiting guests, dinner, and several named individuals including Mrs Thompson and Mrs Fiehee. Details are garbled and dates unclear.
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Battle
Oklahoma
Harvey
Thompson
Soil
Lawrence
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