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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1938

Page

6

Frogs Pounce on Texas Christian Expect Strong Season

Horned Frogs coach Lee Meyer says Texas Christian is a tough, solid football unit with a powerful line led by Hale Aldrich and Ki Aldrich. He notes the team aims for a beefsteak brand of play, blending heavy rushing with measured passing to unsettle defenses.

Harry Grayson NPR Sports Texag Christian Lee R. Meyer Dutch Meyer Horned Frogs Fort Worth New Orleans Dallas Fem Hune T.C. U Mayer Carnegie Tech Holy Cruse Pittsburgh Notre Dame Seals Meyer Ki Aldrich Dale Ane Roth Hele Dave O'Brien Dave Hale Oer O'Brien Aldrich Darrell Lester Nana Brant Banthall Meyer Urose Texas Christian Rot Lsng O'Brien Uy Hk

Fragmented OCR item on college football coach quotes

An unclear OCR passage discusses college football figures and assignments with scattered names. It references Texas Christian University and mentions coaches or players in a disjointed, partially decipherable way. The context remains uncertain due to garbled text.

Money for coaches vs live stock in Oklahoma

Oklahoma state board of agriculture president advocates reallocating funds from football coaches to livestock. He argues buying a dozen chuntry bulls would benefit the state more than funding a coaching staff.

Oklahoma City State Board of Agriculture Oklahoma

Pittsburgh Pirates Name Bay St. Louis Team for New Orleans Game

Carnegie Tech selects Stanislaus College Bay St. Louis Miss as opponent for football in New Orleans January 2. Beeler and Kerpey in Tunney Dempsey bout. Long Count reference amid Pittsburgh fighting plans.

Carnegie Tech Stanislaus College Bay St. Louis Miss Texas Christian New Orleans

Parkers Extend Winning Streak in Non-Conference Clash

The undefeated Arkansas Razorbacks beat Oklahoma Sooners 49 to 31 in Norman to extend their winning streak to six. John Adams led with 18 points, delivering a two hand overhead jump shot as Oklahoma, outmatched, fought to stay within reach despite a rough, early season clash. The teams meet again Wednesday night.

Sooners Mateh Razorbicks Adams Glen Rose Sonner Oklahomans

OBrien Tops Baugh in Passing Skill Says Meyer

Fort Worth notes Dutch Meyer rates Texas Christian signal caller Dave OBrien above Samuel Baugh of the Redskins for vision and accuracy. OBrien threw 93 completions in 167 attempts with 19 TDs and four interceptions, while Meyer praises his anticipation, small stature, and big hands as aiding spot passes and reading receivers Looney and Clarke.

Fort Worth Lea R. Meyer David O'Brien Samuel Baugh Washington Redskins Dutch Meyer Dave O'Brien Baugh O'Brien Davey Duke Pasadena Southern California Meyer Dave PE Neve Looney Karl Clarke Harry Newman Michigan Sid Luckinvan Columbia Luckinian B. Hale Davey O Brien

An Elephant for Breakfast in Cloverport Garden

Mrs Jay Blythe of Cloverport woke to a 4000 pound elephant breakfasting on vegetables in her garden. She alerted officers who herded the animal back to a circUS in a nearby town.

Owensboro Jay Blythe Cloverport

New York Show Lottery Costs and Cafe Society Clash

New York reviews a half dozen shows in a fortnight with costs exceeding $500,000, including a flopped $200,000 premiere and a $125,000 musical doomed by public apathy. The column weighs Cafe Society debates between Lucius Beebe and Maury Paul and highlights Douglas Leigh’s dazzling Rialto signs drawing pedestrians nightly.

New York Dwight Deere Wiman Mighty Deere Plow Company Broadway Jase Cafe Society Lucius Beebe Maury Paul Chally Lucius Rialta Douglas Leigh Leigh Carturn Paserby

Cairo Police Introduce Tear Gas Unit To Subdue Mobs

City police establish a tear gas section under Commandant Sir Thomas Russell Fasha to curb riots and demonstrations amid complaints that batons cause excessive injuries. Gas benths will be used in future for crowd control and crowd suppression.

Cairops City Police Thomas Russel Fasha

German inheritance ban lifted as heirs await funds

Washington reports Germany lifts restrictions on funds from American estates to German heirs. A Philadelphia judge previously blocked about 91,258 in a trust, citing fairness as money from the U.S. cannot leave Germany. Berlin confirms the change as U.S. State Department notes roughly five million dollars annually move to Germany from American estates.

Washington Philadelphia Germany Reich Raymond MacNeille Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Berlin Hans Thomzen Sumner Welles State Department

Library shelves list notable titles and notes

The city library shelves include An Odd Little Sage by Jessie Wright Alice Adams by Booth Tarkington Antiva's Dances by Fanny Hurst As the Earth Turns by Gladys Zarrall All the Way by Water by E S Payne. Chickens sometimes suffer from a form of vibrio re ulis with no known cure.

Jessie Wright Alice Adams Booth Tarkington Anitva Fanny Hurst Gladys’ Zarrall Margaret Widdemer E. S. Payne

Roosevelt bans aides from drafting bills for Congress

President Roosevelt reportedly told key officials he has adopted a definite policy of leaving bill drafting to Senate and House committees. Aides like Thomas Corcoran and Benjamin Cohen, previously credited with much New Deal legislation, would no longer draft for submission.

Washington Roosevelt Guarters Congress House Thomas Corcoran Benjamin Cohen

TVA Probe Ends in Congressional Hearings

Public hearings in the congressional investigation of the TVA ended Wednesday after more than nine months of inquiry. Sender Donahey, Ohio Democrat, said the committee would report January.

TVA Washington UPI Congressional Investigation Congress Sender Donahey Ohio Democrat

White and Danowski Capture Pro Honors in NP League

Byron White of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Ed Danowski of the New York Giants were named 1938 NP League champions for standout pro play in Round-gaining and forward passing. White earned 15,000 for the season, totaling 567 yards on 182 attempts, while Danowski set a league record with 20 completions in 129 passes for a 49.8 percent. He displaced Sammy Baugh, who led 63 of 123 for 49.2 percent, and Ace Parker of the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Dodgers gained 865 yards on Parker’s passes, and a 98-yard pass from Duggal Russell to Geynell Tinsley stands as the longest play.

NEW York Byron Whizzer) White Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Danowski New York Giants White University of Colorado Tuffy Leemans Giants Dodgers Parker Duggal Russell Chicago Cardinals Geynell Tinsley Pat Coffee Tinsley

Islands Become Monuments

Islands off Southern California including Anpeape and Santa Barbara have been transferred from the Bureau of Lighthouses to the Department of the Interior to be established as national monuments. The sites are noted for unique geology and rich fossil finds.

Santa Barbara Calif Anpeape Santa Barbara Islands California Burea Department of the Intresor

New U S Regular Stamps to Go On Sale In Coils And Books

The Post Office announces new regular stamp coils and book panes for 1939. Sidewise perforated coils go on sale January 20 in Washington with denominations from 1 to 10 cents. Endwise coils and book panes appear January 27, with orders due January 22. First day covers allowed with limits. Controversy grows over which famous Americans will be honored in 1939.

U. S Post Office Department Washington, D. C Washington Poste Washington Jeter Copyright Wika Service, Inc

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