South Atlantic League faces new bill, racial impact eyed
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes a business personals bill could end the South Atlantic League by forcing removal of Negro players from rosters. The league had about 12 Black athletes last season while the Southern had none, with four Class A teams in Georgia towns Macon Augusta Savannah and Columbus.
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Kansas State Faces Four-Game Test for Title Bid
Kansas State moves into AP top 20 at No 17 as it begins a four game league stretch at Manhattan against No 9 Iowa State. The Wildcats chase Kansas in the Big Seven with Missouri and Kansas remaining as major hurdles, while Missouri and Colorado also navigate key clashes.
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ARE YOU RUN-DOWN At the heels? Buy aho¢ capair
A fragment from a North Carolina feature mixed with a word puzzle is presented. The page advertises shoe services at Burgett's Shoe Service 11140 Maas and provides an unrelated crossword clue list with multiple numbered hints spanning geography, language, and general knowledge.
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Public Sale Of Farm Equipment At Overbrook Kansas
A public auction will sell farm equipment and household goods at the farm located 1 mile south of Overbrook Kansas at 1 a.m. Friday in March. Items include a Ferguson 30 tractor with attachments, disk harrows, mowers, a Dearborn cultivator, wagons, hay and oats, feed bunks, chairs, dressers, a deep freeze, stove, and more. The sale is conducted by Meyers & Sons Auctioneers for Charles Nea Owner with Kansas State Bank as clerk. Lunch served on grounds.
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Georgia House shelves anti segregation sports bill
Atlanta authorities report the Georgia House blocked a move to ban interracial sports and social facilities, stalling the measure amid parliamentary tactics. The proposal, tied to the South Atlantic League, faced warnings from baseball figures that it could disrupt major league affiliations and player agreements in Georgia. Governor Marvin Griffin had voiced support after talks with Earl Mann, president of the Atlanta Crackers.
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Destruction Setups Fail in Wild Missile Destruction
At White Sands a Matador guided missile escaped fire suppression and reached 35,000 feet over the Docky Mountains before being lost. The $100,000 weapon is not found. search called off. Holleyman Air Development Center commander Maj. Gen. L. I. Davis said two self destruction systems failed, though Army safety was ensured and not blamed.
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Sewage Plant Bond To Be Put To Garden City Voters
Garden City voters will decide April 2 on a bond issue for a new sewage disposal plant. Estimated cost is 650000 dollars, with the bond amount yet to be fixed. Federal aid may be obtained for the project.
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