Five Lettermen Back as Hope Bobcats Open Practice
Hope High School basketball returns five lettermen Reese Ramsey Stone Bright and Galloway from last season's District 10 champions. Parsons Dean Woodrow Bearden Carleson and others join a large squad as Coach Hammons aims for a strong first team and a capable second unit after graduations of Nolan Cargile and Ray Turner. The Bobcats, district 12 leaders last year, aim for pre Christmas games and a full schedule after the holidays.
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Hope High
Foy Hampthons
Reese
Ramsey
Stone
Bright
Galloway
Parsons
Dean
Woodrow
L. Bearden
Carleson
Nolan
Tootsie) Cargile
Ray Turner
Hammons
Bobcat
Hobcats
Warren
Emmet Girls Rout Willisville 51 to 9 in setback
Emmet High senior girls basketball crushed Willisville 51 to 9 on Wednesday, extending their win streak to eight. Coach J B Little eyes more scheduling with southern teams as Emmet’s offense averages above 11 points per game.
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Emmet High
Willisville
Emmet
Arkansas
J. B. Little
Emenet
Pippsidea
DeQueen High School conditions debated by Texarkana sports editor
Garvice Norwood questions claims of ineligible DeQueen players and Arkansas high school football rules. He criticizes Hope and Amarillo coaches, defends fair play, and points to Arkansas Athletic Association scrutiny while noting a proposed statewide conference to crown a champion.
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Garvice
Norwood
Texarkana Gazette
Foy Hammons
DeQueen High School
Hope
DeQueen
Amarillo
Mr. Norwood
Arkansas Athletic Association
Hope High School
Norwoutt
Red River
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas High School Conference
Nashville News
Arkansas Officials Off for Dallas Grid Meet
Coach Fred Thorsen athletic manager Boyd Cypert and J. S. Waterman left for Dallas to attend the Southwest Conference meeting. Coach Glen Rose already joined for a conference basketball section meeting. No action was planned on a proposed Dallas Cotton Bowl game with Marquette until after the meeting. Arkansas is among southern teams considered as a possible opponent for the eastern eleven.
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Fayetteville
Ark—/P
Fred Thorsen
Boyd Cypert
J. S. Waterman
University of Arkansas Athletic Board
Dallas
Texas
Glen Rose
Thomson
Marquette University
Arkansas
Negro All Stars to Clash With Prescott Sunday in Hope
A negro all-star football team from Hope will meet Prescott at Yerger High School Athletic Park on Sunday at 2 pm. The squads draw from Hope and Prescott high schools with Ends Anderson and Metcalf, backs Scott at quarterback Moore and Davis as halfbacks and EB Johnson at fullback, among others.
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Hope
Poin
Yerger High School
Atlltic Park
Prescott
Anderson
Metcalf
Tuckles
H. Johnston
Jones
M. Johnson
Lloyd Denver
Jabbo Walker
Scott
Moore
Davis
Johnson
All American Team Nanted by Collier's All America Team
Collier's announces the 1936 All America selections with Yale's Frank and Kelley the only two two named, along with players from Notre Dame, Fordham, Nebraska and others. The Wassall Camp trophy went to Frank, Tinsley and Francis as outstanding players. The report notes a shift of football power across regions and highlights the game Yale 26 Princeton 23 as the year’s thriller.
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NE York
Collier
Frank
Tinsley
Francis
Midwest
Deep
Cottonwood Trail
Yale
Kelley
Princeton
Ray
Dartmouth
Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Stewart
L. 5
Herwig
California
Gilbert
Auburn
Busrak
Duquesne
Murray
Pennsylvania
Buiid
Marquette
Brumbaugh
Nebraska
Baugh
T. GC. U
Parker
Duke
Rose Bowl Battle Is Called a Gyp
Seattle. IA. Washington Huskies win the Pacific Coast Conference title but miss the Hawaii trip they hoped for, earning a Rose Bowl berth against Pitt in Pasadena. Seniors lament the altered plans while Washington accepts the Pasadena invitation and California sunshine.
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Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
Hawaiian Islands
Pasadena
Huskies
Carornia
Tioa
Honahulu
Honor and
Fame
Washington
Pitt
California
Honolulu
Slinging Sam Baugh Now Deputy Sheriff
Fort Worth reports Slinging Sam Baugh, famed All-America quarterback from Christian University, named deputy sheriff of Tarrant County by Sheriff A. B. Corvey. The note cites his celebrated passing as likely useful in law enforcement. Also mentions large U.S. egg production figures.
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Sam Baugh
Fort Worth
Nea
Te Christian University
Baugh
Tarrant County
A. B. Corvey
Twenty Hope Rush Bobcats to Receive Letters
Twenty members of the 1936 Hope Rush School football team will be awarded letters. Coach Foy Han Imons notes Zeland Holly will receive a white sweater with a red M and four service stripes for four years. Other lettermen include Ends Reese Ramsey Galloway and Eason. Tackles Moore Stone Wilson and Baker. Centers Solly and Carleson. Guards Keith Dean Parsons and Cook. Backs Spears Bright W Parsons McDaniel Hill and Ponder. two managers Arthur Barry and Edward Lester also receive sweaters.
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Hope Rush
Foy Han Imons
Zeland Holly
Hammons
Sehool
Isport
Reese
Ramsey
Galloway
Eason
Moore
Stone
Wilson
Iaker
Solly
Carleson
Keith
Dean Parsons
Cook
Spears
Bright W. Parsons
McDaniel
Hill
Ponder
Arthur Barry
Edward Lester
Forward Passes Lift South Teams in 1936 Football Rise
The 1936 season saw Southeastern Conference teams rely on aerial play, with 13 teams scoring 280 times from scrimmage and 97 aerial touchdowns. LSU led with 14 passing touchdowns, aided by Gaynell Tinsley's six catches for 78, 55, and 46 yards. Dexter Stamphill’s 100 yard sprint and Mississippi’s Ray Hopes both featured notable long runs, while teams tallied 308 total touchdowns, including several long runs and returns.
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Atlanta
Auburn
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Gaynell Tinsley
Jack Walker
Rock Reed
LSU
Sewanee
Dexter Stamphill
Southeastern
Florida
Denis Cross
Edward to Leave Amid Crown Transition and Regret
London press on Friday reflected regret at King Edward VIII's abdication and the determination to ensure his successor, the Duke of York, ascends promptly. Commentary noted a clash between an exotic modern circle and British tradition, stressing the king's difficult path and public misreadings.
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London
Edward VIII
The
London Times
Guidt
Wolward Windsor
England
Duchess of Lancaster
Cornwall
Edward
Belwsiel
Jungilly
Corse
Edgwarde
Duke of York
George
Satuouc
Mary
Eubyard
Sion
Duchies
Abdication judged by press as royal choice and duty
A collage of London and regional papers weigh Edward VIII's abdication. Commentators debate motive, duty versus personal happiness, noting reluctance to abandon a position that brought him success and the implied loss of royal promise.
Feller case settles as Cleveland pays Des Moines
Baseball Commissioner Landis rules Cleveland must pay Des Moines 7.5 to cover the signing of 18 year old pitcher Bob Feller from the Fargo Moorhead club. The decision follows a clash over major minor league agreements and future player route to the majors. Des Moines protested the July signing, and Landis cited the need to protect minor league revenues in selling players to major clubs.
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New York
Rebesmw Mountoiy
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Landis
Cleveland
Des Moines
Dell
Cyril Skuenkla
Clevekind Cla
Montreal
Ade
Jesus
Nine Jets
Guate
Indians
St. Louis
Puch
Pepper Martin
Joe Mocdwick
Lee Keys
Ducs
Athletics
Dizzy Dean
Strik
Strick
Fargo- Mondhead
Slapnicka
Royal finances and estates amid Edward VIII era questions
Fragment from a British period piece outlines civil list figures for King Edward VIII, including annual sums and pensions reaching around 192,000 pounds, and notes on estates like Sandringham and Balmoral. It discusses reorganizing farming on Sandringham amid debates over ownership of royal properties and succession possibilities.
Sooner Coach Tom Stidham Named Athletics Director
Sooner coach Tom Stidham succeeds Major Lawrence Micc Buf Jones as director of athletics and head football coach at the University of Oklahoma. Stidham, an Elise Kell Institute alumnus, joined the Sooners as line coach two years ago, following Major Jones’s transfer by the War Department to Fort Leavenworth.
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Tom Stidham
Lawrence Micc
Buf Jones
University of Oklahoma
Stidham
Elise Kell Institute
Sooners
Stones
Jones
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Beauty and Service Stations Named in Regional Contest
A fragmented list of names linked to service stations and related businesses appears in Mary Louise Wright-Tel-B-Tex Oil Co materials. Individuals include Catherine Pranks Texaco Certifion Service station and Margie Moses-Maginin, among others, alongside Lion Oil and Texaco entities and gift shop mentions.
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Mary Louise Wright
Tel-B-Tex Oil Co
Catherine Pranks
Texaco Certifion
Marjorie Dilio
Sid
Charlene Hudson
Mobit Ou
Mabel Bearlen Luell
Jonnie Sue Moore
Moore
Marjorie Moses
Maginin
Hosalyn Morgan
Dudley
Grace
Mary Louise Douds—Dimondette
Martha Ann Singleton
Lion Oil
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Cola Cola Ca
Margaret Bacan
Hope Furniture
Cuixley
Yemple Pine
Sue Stevenson
Coxr
Dra
Dnianise
Peggy M
Nany Shults
Pingly
Wikely
Carolyn Cox
F. C. Penney Co
Carolyn Sue Cornelious
Lion Oil White & Pentives de Gift
Dorothy Faye Mulling
Hupe Piorniture
Industrial Unrest Threatens Coal and Steel Sectors
Industrial unions threaten a coal strike that could disrupt steel industry growth. The looming dispute lashed the sector last spring with efforts to push a revised bill, as President Lewis anticipated passage of the Mil Disappainerel act amid mounting labor tensions.
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Turreat
Lewis
Guernsey Defeats Columbus In Two Games
Guernsey tops Columbus two games in a three contest series played Wednesday afternoon. Senior boys win 13 to 10 while juniors trail 12. Senior girls dominate, with Woolsey and Boyce scoring for Columbus. Guernsey’s Fay Graffin and Griffin contest tightly as both sides fight for control.
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Guernsey
Minh Schoal
Wang i Caluighats
Tome
Guermses
Thard
Coharbus
Cenernsey Pec
Mth
Colibus
Columbus Sextet
Woolsey and Boyce
Columbus
Wales
M. Cuffin
Cangy Columbus
Fay Graffin
Twiere
Jaro
Fayetteville Man Dies in Burning Farmhouse
Fayetteville Arkansas reports a fatal farmhouse fire with preliminary details about the victim Wil- Tidy A. Saweyge and the distorted name of the town or county, noting a burn injury sequence and cause under investigation.
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Fayetteville
Fragmentary note on Roosevelt era politics and California ditch
The readable text hints at 1930s political maneuvering involving Lewis and President Roosevelt. It mentions a “Guffey bin,” a “gamit,” and navigation in Southern California as a major ditch, suggesting discussion of policy or infrastructure in the era.
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Lewis
Roosevelt
Flanay
Godt Road
Steel Ems
Noeimaki
California
United States
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