The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

Inaifls UH1-MHG1 Wins Over Cooler, and Steele Drags Yarbrb Night. Blythevllle 'Yarbro Steele. 'Copter Arniotel OSCeolfi BRUSHING UP SPORTS W. L-. PCt.

5 1 4 2 4 2 2 2 4 1 5 Vfinning over Center, Blythcvillc ajjairi' held, undisputed flrtt place In' Ihe'-'Ark-Mo cage league the. of laU night's ncllvltles defealiiig Yarbro 'ami pulling (he latter team oul of a tie wll'h the rjlythcvlllc quint top position. A') three gnmcs played last were fast and closely contested. Blythevllle's five point victory over 34 to 29, was the bin- Best victory margin of tho night. Stecle won over Yarbro In ding-dong- tattle, 24 to 22 and Armorer got out of the cellar for the first time this season by defeating Osceoln, 23 lo 20.

Ther? appeared be more Interest Hi the games last night than at any time this season. The Blythevllle quint came from behind to trim 'Cooler In the opening The locals, trailing on the, short end of a 22 to 15 score at the hnlf, sprinted soon after the second period opened to the gap and go inlo the lead. Once ahead the Blythevllle boys were never headed on, although Cooler foughl back stubbornly after 'surprise of. the Blythevllle comeback passed. The locals scored 19 points In the final half against, seven for the visitors.

Game Fast .1 The second gam of the even- 'tog, the Steele-Varbro encouhler was expected ty prove the hardest fought game, of (he three and the fans present were not dlssi- pcjhted. Yarbrb fighting hold Its place alongside the Blythb- viile quint In the front rank went down In defeat, by bare twb- 1 point margin before a Steele team that consistently rates the blsgest tlirenti.in tho ItWT RAN FIRST SECOND typ THIRD IM EMUSH OERBV" GAihJEO HANV Tri. KiNCj KACW6 7ne AKICRV. Golf- AM oi IIMUIVS 1 Scrap Rook place with. Ynrbro as result list night's Yarbro sut the for ten minutes bf' the first hah out the Steele quint led 11 to 9 at'the half-way whistle.

Each team scored 13 fioinU iii the sec- ond'half with margin carried over 'from the opening half clinching -wln for Armorel.climbed out appears a if Manager'Burge can keep, his present group Mn; over. Osceola last -night the second straight for the. Armqrel boys who surprised lasVr.week trouncing 'Steele. Armorel set a good pace In the Initial period 'with. Burg finding the basket with several neat shots.

the; half the- Armorel 'quint led ,15 to 7. Osceola put oh.stenm In the last half 'with Hallabaugh, speedy Jlttle. lorward, setting the scoring The Osceolans, outscored the Armorel clan 13 to 8' In final period but the early margin of the Armorel troupe too big Osceola to overcome. Abe Kinnirigham, scoring ace of the City cage league last reason but who has been inactive this season, made his initial appearance with the Armorel team. Abe didn't very long and appeared to be out or condition.

First Game B'vilje (34) Pos. CoDtcr (29) HollantJ 11 p. Tc rrv Potter 9 p. Burns 10 Stevens 6 c. Coleman 2 Bible 3 G.

Rushing 8 Smith 1 o. Mlchie (Blythevllle) Har: ris 4, Bryant; (Cooter) Young; Gillen, Myrant 2, Brown. Game Bteete pos. yarbro (22) Colbert 7. utn 5 1.

p. jpniins 0 Bums 3 o. Northern 2 rls 8 G. Zohner 2 Workman Booker 2 Crawford 'But don't be be-far (n'suince, Mike -Brennrin. Lnntnin, ore you so.sure I'll be Mike wasn't giant but he lhal you'll wasn't afrnld of any ot them, and tllp S5W lf rm Mike, was one of trie most effective trial and agreed.

bf the '80' nndJo-s. Fltz tried to frighten by staying lour eyes, lu the first few seconds he fa to anyone staying lour with rounds. Mike talked to Martin Jiulnn Fitz's brother-in-lnw nnrt mnnnger "How iinich you give me if I knock Fitz out?" he asked "We'll give you $500," said Julian with a Irtish. Captain plorl guarantee the and we're on.v Olorl, a famous sportsman, Filzs backer, was culled In. wl guarantee you $500 if you with'out a com I.

"How Kiajiy tlmlps did you go down?" I nsked him few years ago. can't say," he replied. "My activities were going down coining up. I could he.ir Julian in Hie wings yelling FHz to get set nnd stop me. But I jumped up so many times that Ruby Bob becnma and cursed me.

"Sure, Tim. 1 got the S500. Aftsr lint I through I'd hnv: torn cracked Mike on the chin nnd up- 2, Doss lYarbro) Perry, Kin 5 i. Third Game Annorel (23) Pos. Osceola ftO) Smotherman 6 F.

Howcrton 5 Burge p. Hnllabaugh 10 Hudson 6 c. Watson 2 Klnnlnghan-, 1 o. Tatum ndcs 2 o. Hampton 3 (Annorel) Smith, anske; (Osceola) Rhcubush, Young.

onicials-(first gawe) i vy referee, Kramer, umpire; (second game) Kramer, referee, first half, umpire, second; Greene, referee sec- ond umpire, first halt; (third gaine) Cijjft, referee. Ilol- Innd. timekeeper. Sudbiiry, scorer. Gas Well In Heart of Clly gas well, brought tn in Ihe heart ot the business district of Kenmore, Buffalo's largest adjoining suburb, has a daily gas now of 500,000 cubic feet.

Tlie well wns drilled for William E. George, local owner, to provide fuel for his building. nil) YOU KNOW Three world scries heroes live in-Rochester, N. one Is Rabbit Mnrnnville, years did still shorlslop of the Braves spends his winters sliding down a. hill near his home on a walking back Qrob Is there, Is- malinger of the Bingoes ot Bing- snys he can play third bnse tortay'.

better than lot of his brother ruri ft boVling Maranvllla' was In' two world scries. 14 years and Oral i was In seven. blc Nfornn Is the pl'iyed (n the IBM heln- ing Mnrmiviltc to'upset the A's' fmn- In a T-iunUry Men Get. SOUTHEND; England, i Justice was promised'' today- fit the laundries ol Southend, wh'lch nre kept the clothes of persons -who faJI the sea. each who falls ise'a will' be charged defray the cos of drying 1 DIvlnyl oxklc, a is said to be more rapid and efficient than cither, chloroform or the ancslhcllc gases RITZ THEATER Tuesday and Wednesday nnrt 30c and 35c SEE txiu a Job OT desired objwtite foUon stow, cir- oiiloiu Oat W.int-Ad columns not only nese pros or rca brt Uso Ktutc interview with ac Inter- esua at Ue of time and effort.

Phone 306 i DELICIOUS Word For 1(1 with JANR GAYNOR ouuss FARRELL IIMINOB. OioMf roxnouM Thls.C'harminK Pair in the Most Charming Picture of Thrlr Carter Also News and Cornedv Perfect Sl't, Babe Huth, Bill; TlWsri and Denifisey are about, the Mine age The-Bate will be 38 rolls around, Deynpeey will lx 31 June 24. plil.Ttlden will fb. 10. Dempscy, seems stljl to clinji'jo the foolish dream that can 1 come back-bn- ess ho Is only Tllden, older than.the other two, itlll.ls packing, them.

Ih for'pro- feaiounl tennis and: mucii ol the okl nri) and skifc rcmiln In ilS' technique': ISVnr.rrt. dim- ralgns under suronwrs bollinz im, announces notl Hardest Thcsa" going down he smset trail And. lioiiEh Dempsey is itie younger of ho three, the odils 'against his world championship should -'ibout 50 to NO sucJi be laid against Ruth', with the.bal/,howe'y*J$.vXna i' ycu bar. C6ch 1 about the.peer cr hi (he A'. Dempsey's the limb psrlection; required ot The rHj nmn is far above that any other sport.

Perhaps, reasoh lies in the punches must absorb. plays- one the ir.os| strenuous of. games, but doesn't get slammed ground Dempsey 'was' in furious bal le with for instance, nr (he one with Bill Brerinan 'it i'rils about- 1 Kited -cm 1919 0 i 926 Uut 'X yeaS Loit-'at ItiHb't'-" Ed J-atra'nglef tjVC'. U' pail has Had perhaaB '1300' niatche.s '-in his' of It, willard, Dempy and Tunnty.have passed fro 'lie picture startea me. old-.

Stranglei still is. squeezing-sconces And, wou! restler cou: Coal Industry New Mine Safety safety record for the year Chrlslmas 'gift of Industry (o miners lies. It reported 0 i 0 hf coal mined In 1931, with fcww dcjas In the mines than in am vlous up to Christum? EvV according to report Issued by tho Commerce Department. The production for ili y-aV promises lo aver.igc 226,000 tonj for every life lost by accident 1,1 mines, whereas five years ago the average was only 281,000 tons, ten years It was but 254,000 tons ami 20 years ago it only 000 tons deaili Courier News Want Ails Pay. "The fir.it of the many interesting golf between Jerry Travers artd Walter Travis was fought 28 years ago at the Nassau Country Clilb.

Travers, at that time a youngster, had defeated Find lay S. Douglas, former national champion and recent president of the U. s. G. in the semi-finals of an invitation tournament.

was'nervous at the monarch of the links, three times holder of the amateur crown and at the time BrltUh Amateur cham- He shot 4-6-5 on the first thiree holes and was two down to the old auw. On the however he, managed" to square the match with the aid of a Sche'nect'ady putter, borrowed that. day. from a friend. Travers had gone stale using" his own deck The young man hiid ID when- he wth trie 'Alter the 8th, Trav- the 9th.

They halved the Wl), and Travis won the Hth. They Mlved the 12th, leaving Travis with an'advantage of mis up coming to tne hoodoo hole. Here Travis drop- for a deuca, malt- nsr him two -tip; Figuring the youngster well Travis became careless with an Approach (o the 14th and lost the The. next two were halved and young Jerry managed to square the match on the 17th. I his life.

With the strange in his hands, he hit the bsll smoothly and crisply, was good all the way. The kid had vanquished the old master. 1 actually Thursday; and JIatinee 10 and 25c and 10 and '25c' Set ready for (he laugh of a lifetime! jvumjui about half, that far. away stopped the: uP Jf was a sure WARNING ORDER CHANCERY COURT. CHICKA'; SAWBA DISTRICT.

M1SSJS- COUNTY. ARKANSAS. The Tennessee-Joint Stock. Land Bank, a Tin -Bank of Commerce and Trust' corporation, Plaintiff, No. 5088 vs.

Clyde Robinson, et Defendant. The defendants, Harold B. phil- ips and wife, Grac Connell cotton Bankers Mortgage a International Bank ot St. Louis and J. W.

Rogers are warned to appear within thirty days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, The Tennessee Joinb Stock Land Bank and Bank of Commerce' and Trus; trusteo to foreclose'a trust deed. Dated 12-18, 1931. 'HI' L. GAINES, Clerk, 'By Elizabeth Blylhe, D. Church Gannaway, Attys.

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