Bodcaw Drops 3 to Walkersville
Bodcaw Arkansas Trev Bodcaw High School boys basketball lost to Walkersville in a decisive home game. Walkerville dominated with strong scoring and led throughout, final score 22 to 4.
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Bodcaw
Walkersville
Aes
Clifton Horns Bodcaw
Ark
Trev
Bodcaw Wigh School
Walkerville
Suror Ings
Haley Badgers
Ue Atart
Maore
Che Lene
Shrmners
Butler
Payhe Barlyer
Badewn
Kervill
Tial
Sisson
Edians
Badenw
Dane Bary
Santa Clara Football Team Heads to Sugar Bowl Trip
Santa Clara University bound for New Orleans with thirty six players and about 250 supporters for a Sugar Bowl date against Louisiana State. Coach Lawrence Shaw leads the squad after final workouts. injuries to Everett Fullback Bryce Brown and others are noted but players are expected to see action.
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Ranta Clara
Cal
Suns
Clit University
Cmuhes
Meewa
Fisher
Stock Values Shrunk 33 Percent in 11 Months
New York market figures show stock values fell sharply across the board over eleven months. The exchange totals and key indices slipped from year highs, reflecting a persistent downturn as December figures contrasted with earlier gains.
Curtis Sanford and the Cotton Bowl Promoter's Drive
Curtis Sanford, promoter and Texan boxing supporter, drives the Cotton Bowl push with a $180,000 intake goal and publicity stunts. He funds exhibitions, lobbies for scholarships, and aims to outdraw the Rose Bowl while shaping Southwest sports image. His early days included a Birmingham start and a belief in Texas college opportunities.
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Dallas
Curtis Laiderd
Colorads
Rive
Southwest
Banford
Texas
Max B
Santa
J Curtis
Reagan
Malcolm Carsypbett
Sanford
Texas Christian
Marquette
Iy Basy
Jelly Lad Sanford
Lar Goran
Wells
J. Curtis Santarel
Birmingham
Ala
Tylor
East Texag
Linsett
Walt
Curtis Sanford
Saint Claus
Tex Rickare
Nira
Rickey Speech Probed Hypocrisy in College Football
University of Michigan figures come under fire as Brnne Rickey and Ralph Aigler spark debate on subsidized athletics. Critics argue that schools trade education for football loyalty while athletic boards push purity, citing cases from Michigan and Chicago's Austin High. The piece questions how subsidies shape player recruitment and the ethics of college sports funding.
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University of Miskate
Brnne Rickey
Rickey
Baselill
St. Laws
Viain
Walsi
Hickey
Michigan
Chicago
Austin High
Hollywood
Hin
Shi
Michigan Daily
Student Publi
Kipke under fire as Michigan battles in bowl season
A distorted critique alleges Harry Kipke failed to organize his coaching staff and earned little confidence from players. Some say his approach alienated men who felt distant and questioned his perspective amid Michigan’s four Big Ten titles and bowl expectations.
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Cation
Duote Kipke
Kipke
Kiple
Fonthal
Kip
Abe Deine
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Chickens' Drug Store Keeps 'Em Feeling Fit
PETALUMA California reports a veterinary doctor Dr E B Davis markets HiNniney a remedy claimed to keep chickens healthy. He notes hens suffer from chickenpox like infections and offers vaccines or tonics. The piece mentions Britain and U S vessels in a broader health context.
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Petaluma
Calif
EB. Davis
Davis
Daviatus
Cuitiepes Valleines
Leschehitis
Teachers Beaten in Coast Battle
Los Angeles Fresno State defeats Arkansas State 27 4 26 in a tight Southern clash before about 4,000 fans. The game swung with tied 14 14 late in the final quarter as Banks scored two touchdowns and Sturgill added the conversion. Arkansas led early but Fresno’s offense answered with a late surge, Beech and Gleason contributing key plays. Sturgis repeatedly drove Fresno between the posts while Arkansas sought balance with Montgomery and Bates, though conversion attempts hampered AS.
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Los Angeles
Calli
Fresno State
Arkansas State Teachers
Baiqureliy
Southern Eleven
Banks
Sturgill
Fresno
Gletin
Bears
Buck
Beech
Merback
la Arkansas
Gleisal
Fallbick
Inasee
Arkansas Poss
Ayredd
Bates
Frese
Anithes
Buelat
Montgomery
Turner
Pias
Jimiaso Prysty
Gleason Jasset
Hetroak
Tauelilawi
Sturgis
Arkansas
Air Service Pilot Lands in Dust Storm Rescue
Pilot Herbert Holloway of the Wyoming Air Service, bound for Denver, with two pilots and two passengers, escaped a gas shortage in a Colorado dust storm near Sterling. An unidentified Sterling amateur radio operator alerted the fire department, prompting citizens to light the field with cars. Holloway guided by the headlights landed smoothly, preventing a potential disaster.
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R.-C. Oertel
Herbert Holloway
Wyoming Air Serviee
Denver
Holloway
Sterling
Colorado
Fire Department
Holiday visitors and local gatherings in Washington county
A jumble of notes records gatherings and visits in Washington over the weekend and upcoming holidays. Cousins from Hot Springs, Miss Elmore arriving for Christmas with the Elmore family, Miss Redmond aiding a post office, and Willie Jahlxo visiting from EkDerade. numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Booker, Mr. Dent Dudhey, and families from Little Rock and Hope are hosting relatives or attending events at churches and homes across the area.
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W. E. Nelson
Mied
HE. Lehman
Hot Springs
Penale
June Elmore
Brinley
Rew
W. E. Elmore
Hoxly Redmond
Oran
Bertie Norwood
Guy Simmons
Standart Vier
Elise Af
Willie Jalhxo
EkDerade
Mr. Dent] Dudhey
J. 2
Byers
E. A. Amwitutte
Mas
Ifose
Horatio
Prius
Moss Rowe
Tyler TeSis
Keay
Tets
Chilatines Eve Tel Walloving
relaiVes
Wiehdigaon
Suvnative Chipstis
Mariase Thomas
Eugene Elb
Curtis
Mary Lyn Stingley
Lester Bioker
Little Rock
Wallis Booker
Hope
J. L. Booker
Tesarkane
Suday
W. OR. Pevitt
Nishville
DM Warcha Ovat
Wills
J. Hi. Garner
Rullin Seogeings
Oxurkana
Ji M
May
Cotton Bowl Game Seen As Financial Success This Year
Cotton Bowl backers report New Year’s Day game will be a financial success with about 40 000 of 46 000 seats sold. Rice and Colorado near peak condition for the showdown as weather is expected to favor a perfect setting. Rice Owls finish a layoff, Colorado Buffaloes conclude practice, and Ray Tomlinson returns to uniform for the Buffs.
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Joe Kilroy Alcheing
Crimson Tide
Cifi Yumin
Pasadena
Golden Bears
Sam Chapman
Ernie Lam
Rice
White
Colorado
Dallas
Guy Milner
Louisiana State
Adverd Wolff
Santa Clare
New Orleans
Lyle Rachenboek
Michigan State Guard
Lester Anlley
Auburn
Minnih
Buffaloes
Ray Tomilson
Byron Whizzer
Christmas Holiday Visitors In Hope Area
Mrs Jie Pineger and Miss Mary Levins visited Hope Monday afternoon while Miss Vivi Beck and Miss Reba Hay shopped there Wednesday. Several locals traveled to and from Hope for holidays, with teachers and students returning from colleges. A Christmas program at the Presbyterian church drew a small crowd due to bad weather, as gifts supported Christian education and ministerial relief.
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Jie Pineger
Mary Levins
Hope
Vivi Beck
Reba Hay
Luke Monroe
W. R. Qiver
Ruel Oliver
Myrtle Reardon
Woslic
Georgia
JW. 1
Mary Pilkinton
Vivian Beck
Hendersi College
C. M. Williams
Q. T. Cone
Sayitor, Ark. Ensrottin
C. N. Trimble
ElDayarie Cay
Vie Beck
Agirky School
Thelma Smerley
M. Levins
Lucille Shope
Vivatt Beck
Rela May
Mary Sue Stingley
Margaret Pruitt
June Pinegae
Ant Olunder Beck
Robert Levins
Lay Ward
Joe Booker
Raymond Robertson
Joe Lively
Woodyow Parsois
Rallin Syoggins
Texarkana
We Presbyterian
Ella Gutd
Jodie Ward
W. H. Stingley
Holly Creek
Oklahoma
Longview Loboes Win Texas Grid Title in East Texas Derby
Longview Loboes from East Texas rallied in the second half to beat Wichita Falls Coyotes 19 to 12 in the Texas Interscholastic League grid championship before 18000 fans. Dandy Dick Miller starred with two 55 yard touchdowns and Dan gerous Dick scored the decisive late five yard strike set up by Lebus. Ray Cantrell added the extra point.
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Cotton Howl
Dallas
Logerview
Laboes
East Texas
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Eines
Texas
Dandy
Dick Miller
Lahoes
Miller
Lizzy
Harold Fleming
Wichita Falls
E-Texans
Ray Cantrell
Longview
Local families host gatherings and shopping in Hope
Hope residents mingle during midweek shopping trips and weekend visits. Blevins and Sage families attend to business, Ward and Mayfield relatives shop in Hope, and guests from El Dorado Shreveport Idabel and Prescott join Macrady area hosts for holidays. Rev M D Williams preached at Marlbrook church as Watt Hands returns home for holidays.
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Roy Lee Bonds
Hope
W. Perry Sage
Jodson Bailey
Roseboro
J. A. Kade
Marian T. Ward
Marie Ward
Roy Nivens
Charline Stuart
Blevins
Tom’ J. Stewart
Jim L. Garner
Alve
Iva
Garms
George Mayfield
Alvis Wade
ElDorado
Wade
Mayme Harris
Chester Harris
Margaret Harris Wyattail
Houston
Maury Mayfield
M. D. Williams
Gordon
Marlbrook Presbyterian Church
Watt Hands
Henderson State
Amd
Roy Bonds
Chas A. Nelson
Neil Rose Nelson
Shreveport
Hugh Nelson
Idabel
Ohio
Tom Stuart
Mary Sue Sage
Prescott
John Wade
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