Review of 1940 Hope-Hi Bobcat grid season struggles
The Hope Bobcats faced Haynesville and Louisiana State champions 24 to 0, with Routon powering a stingy defense. Stars May Breeding Simms Martindale stood out. a lone Simms TD marked the only Hope score against El Dorado. Injuries hampered many games as Beebe NashVille Clarksville Blytheville Malvern and Prescott losses followed before a 20-12 win at Prescott and a homecoming defeat to Malvern. Nine seniors played final games, including May Bundy Bradshaw Yocum Martindale Jewell Clark Snyker Caplin Breeding.
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Tope
Haynesville
Bobcats
Bill Routon
Hammons
Hope
May
Breeding
Simms
Martindale
Honey
Hope Lads
Scott
Steves
Thomas
Buckareas
EL Dorado
el Dorado Wildcats
Reesy
Hope T
Beebe
Nashville
Scrapper Field
Succes
Jewell
Hope O
Clarksville
Panthers
Hammonds
Oliver
Yocom
Green
Blytheville
Massey
Victory
Hope Weer
Trope
Prescott
Prescott Curly Wolves
Pay Hammons
Tra Yocom
Milvern
Bobscats
Jeltermen
Bundy
Bradshaw
Yocum
Clark
Snyker
Capliin Breeding
Homecoming Queen Nancy Sue Robins Crowned at Malvern Parade
Homecoming festivities feature Queen Nancy Sue Robins daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Robins crowned at 3 PM in the auditorium with Captain Breeding presenting the crown. Maids Nancy Hill Mary Wilson Carolyn Trimble Rosalyn Hall Ophelia Hamilton Frances Harrell. Floats from Press Club Quaid Sea and others parade through the business district. Malvern band performs as the Malvern team defeats Hope 27 to 7 in a state conference game.
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Nency Sue Robins
Leo Robins
Bobot
Tokeen
Bobcats
Nancy Hill
Mary Wilson
Carolyn Trimble
Rosalyn Hall
Ophelia Hamilton
Frances Harrell
High Lights
Captain Breeding
Sandra Robins
Nancy Sue
Learlecs
Plame Groarder
Nou
Library Club
Lucille Ruggles
Bengact
Chevrayet
Hope High elects Simms captain for 1941 season
Jimmy Simms was chosen captain of the Hope High School Bobcats for the 1941 grid season with Foy Hammons Jr as sub captain. Mack May earned the most valuable player trophy, and Jude Martindale received the best all around passer award from Miss Bers Henry. Season results list losses and wins against Taynesville, Smackover, El Dorado, Janesboro, Nashville, Clarksville, Blytheville, Prescott, Malvern, L. A., Pine Bluff, and others. Betty joke ends the report.
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Jimmy Simms
Fhe Hope High School Bobcats
Foy Hammons Jr
Stewart's Jewelry Store
Mack May
Guard May
Bers Henry
Oto Jude Martindale
Clarksville
Hupe
Blythevile Hope
Prescott
Hope
Malvern
Hope ON
L. A
Pine Bluff
May Days and Bridge Hands in a Curious Exchange
A brief column notes a playful exchange about a couple named Jane and her husband, joking about them fighting over welding and bridge hands. The dialogue references welding hands as a pun on bridge card hands, reflecting light domestic humor of May.
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Jane
Hope Beats Lakeside in 26-2 Victory at Home
Hope High School defeated Lakeside Consolidated 26 to 2 in a Friday night game. Steath Simms and Ruecers led the offense with a sharp attack while Chirk Kheen and Oliver anchored defense. Coach Turmer led Lakeside, with Hans Yueom officiating the match.
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Steath
Simms
Ruecers
Chirk
Kheen
Oliver
Lakeside
Dock Turmer
Hans Yueom
Bane
Hope High School
Akeide Consolidated School of
Near Hot Springs
Seate Wisght
Bobcats
Hope High football coaches dine with Yang Men's Business Association
On October g the Hope High School football squad and coaches were guests of the Yang Men's Business Association at a Cape ital Tratel banquet. The line was TAO and any football fan was invited to attend. admission was dicents.
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Hope High School
Yang Men's Business Association
Capeital
Tao
Wes Dicents
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Hope-Hi
Jonesboro
Stanford
Cumbie
Grillvan
Bobeusers
Hope North
Little Rank
Hope Boys
Pine
Helen Crews
The
Shipley Studio
Miss Nency Sue Robins
Grid
Foy Hammons, Jr
Betty
Y.M.B.A. Group
Nancy Robins
Jewelry
Stewart
Great Southland
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
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