Arkansas AAA suspends Hope DeQueen Prescott schools
The Arkansas Athletic Association suspended Hope DeQueen and Prescott high schools indefinitely for non-resident student eligibility violations. Ineligible players included Center J.S. Cook and halfback Leonard Beard Hope Woodrow McLemore Be Queen and Glenn Parker Pres-cote. The ruling bars games with other state teams until reinstatement and allows appeals to the AAA board.
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Arkansas Athletic Association
Hope
DeQueen
Prescott la
Reid
JS. Cook
Leonard Beard Hope
Woodrow McLemore
Be Queen
Glenn Parker
Prescote
Sunder
J.C. Clary
AAA
Clary
Foy Hammons
Arkansas
Cook
Stamps Bearders
Washington
Mmons
Stamps
Bearden
Hammons
de Queen
Plans Drafted for Arkansas High School Football Conference
A committee of coaches from North Little Rock Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Fordyce and Little Rock drafted tentative plans for a 14 team Arkansas state high school football conference to decide a yearly state champion. Teams would play six conference games for eligibility with a provision for non members. A board would oversee rules and membership with no postseason games. Representatives will meet after the state basketball tournament to finalize organization.
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Little Rock
Garland
Beavers
North Little Rock
Allan Dunaway
Pine Blut
J. D. Clary
Fordyce
Gordon Campbell
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Hope
Camden
Blytheville
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Clarksville
Russellville
el Dorado
Forrest City
Arkansas Athletic Association
Merving Perry
Hot Springs High School
1997 Razorbacks schedule announced by Thomsen
Fayetville Arkansas head coach Fred C Thomsen unveiled a 10 game 1997 football schedule for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks Southwest Conference champions Opening with Central Oklahoma Teachers the Razorbacks face six straight conference games then Mississippi George Washington and Tulsa The Mississippi game likely in Memphis while SMU may be played in Little Rock or Fort Smith Texas A&M and Texas Christian appear as Fayetteville hosts Dates include September 26 Central Oklahoma Teachers. October 2 Texas Christian. October 9 Baylor. October 16 Texas. October 23 SMU. October 30 Texas A&M. November 6 Rice. November 13 Mississippi. November 20 George Washington. November 25 Tulsa University
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Fayetteville
Ark
Fred C. Thomsen
University of Arkansan ‘Razorbacks
Central Oklahoma
Razorbacks
University of Mississippi
George Washington
Tulsa University
Thomson
Mississippi
Memphis
Southern Methodist
Little Rock
Fort Smith
George’ Washington
Mustangs
Parkers
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Central Oklahoma Teachers
Baylor
Waco
Texas
Austin
Octaher
Rice
Houston
Tulsa
Spring Hill Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthdays
Spring Hill notes show Mr and Mrs Powell White visiting the Foleys from Hope. Mrs Edgar Parker to California to stay with Mrs Daugherty who has been ill. Mrs B J Uilt and Mrs Ralph Smith in Texarkana Wednesday. Dudley Huckabee home from Magnolia for holidays. Mike Foley Jr. ages four. W M S groups held meetings with 19 members. December 30 election of officers. Primary school Christmas program brought toys.
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Powell White
Hope Sunday
M. D. Foley
Edgar Parker
California
Daugherty
B.J. Uilt
Ralph Smith
Texarkana
Dudley Huckabee
Magnolia
Billy Moses
H. H. Fospoe
W. M. S. of the Baptist
Methodist
Leonard Boyce
Luke
Song
Mike Foley Jr
Erbert Collins
Sallie Starks
Noel Huckabee
Marty McDowell
Sia
Defensive Systems Complicate Caging
New York University coach Howard Cann surveys defensive schemes like man-for-man zone and a hybrid man-for-man all over the court. He explains switches, zone coverage, and counterattacks such as bounce passes and long shots to disrupt opponents, highlighting Columbia’s aggressive man-for-man approach led by Paul Moloney.
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Howard Cann
New York University
New York
Storsman
Thei
Coluumbia
Paul Moloney
Columbia
Intersectional baskell and family visits across counties
Rocky Mound Thurman Henry of New Hope called on his sister and Mr. and Mrs Cecil Rager's family Sunday. Silvey couple spent the work week with Neville county residents. Nolen Lewallow of Green Laseter visited with Otis Purtle family. Yoo Arrington and Shirley Ann stayed with Barney Qiwell near Kale. Tommy Butler visited Nevada county relatives Sunday. Ivy Mitchell family returned home after weeks with Rogers family. Cecil Rogers and daughter Mary Alice along with Doris Yarbrough called on Dewey Bearden. Albert Smith's brother and wife were callers Thursday.
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Thurman Henry
New Hope
Cecil] Rager
Kale
Tommy Butler
Nevada County Sundaay
Ivy Mitchell
Q. Rogers
Cecil Rogers
Mary Alice
Doris Yarbrough
Dewey Bearden
Albert Smith
Russellville Grid Coach Bailey Longest Serving at Local High School
Russellville's Wallace Bailey, 35, spends 14 seasons as Russellville High's football mentor, the longest continuous tenure at a single Arkansas high school. His teams have 97 wins, 32 losses, 12 ties, with the 1930s squads notable for perfect seasons and state title contention. Bailey, a Greenville Texas native, has also contributed to track and other sports and enjoys philosophy, socialism, and checkers. The piece notes other local sports figures and mentions the European table grape being grown in southwest Texas.
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Russellville
Ark
Wallace Bailey
Arkansas
Crimson Cyclones
Burl F. Quigly
Little Rock High School
Capital City
Bailey
Cyclone
Jeudlinn
Hot Springs’ Trojans
Cyclones
Greenville
Texas
Gailey
University of Arkansas
West Point Military Academy
West Point
Melrose Athletic Club
Boston
Walter Frewen
Little Rock
Ltaveles
Owl
Crimson Cyclone
Tim
Lee High Generals Defeat Chicago Austin on Kick
In Memphis Mississippi Lee High Generals of Columbus beat Austin High of Chicago 7 to 0 to stake a claim to a national high school title. Leslie Dodson kicked the winning placement after a fourth quarter touchdown set by a short pass. Decorreyonl of Chicago scored the first half touchdown and extra point try failed. About 4,000 watched on a slick field as Dodson and his brother linked passes and runs to position Lee High for victory.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lee High Generals
Columbus
Miss
Austin High
Chicago
Leslie Dodson
Lee High
Austin
Secnd Period When Its Tickfield Star, Bht Decurreyonl
Atusctin
Middle West
Lee Migh
Eit
Decorrevont
Dudson
Dodson
J. Dodson
Patmos Girls And Boys Sweep Bowden High In Two Wins
Patmos High School senior boys and girls basketball teams defeated Bowden High on Friday. The boys won 38 to 5, the girls 24 to 4. Trinon Hubbard led Patmos boys with 10 points, runner up Middlebrooks had nine, while Maytun paced the Patmos girls with 18 of the 24 points.
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Patmos
Bowden High
Patmos High School
Bowden
Trinon Hubbard
Middlebrooks
Maytun
Patnos
Emmet Girls Win Two Games In Week
Emmet senior girls extend winning streak with a 37 to 15 win over Malvern Central and a 38 to 11 victory against Village. Malvern game Friday at Malvern. Village clash Saturday drew large crowd. 6234 Ceable, regular forward, missed both contests.
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Malvern Central Wivh School
Malvern
Ramet
Village
Ceable
Gui Village
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