Baylor Leads Southwest Race In Conference Gridiron Bill
Baylor sits atop the Southwest Conference standings after a weekend win as Texas Christian and others stumble. Rice Institute and Southern Methodist trail Baylor with Arkansas and Texas A&M also in the chase. SMU uses a hidden ball play to edge Texas and boost its title hopes.
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Bodcaw Is Winner in 2 Cage Games
Bodcaw, Ark. Butler's Badgers won two of three in an opening clash with Central Wildcats Friday night. J Butler led scoring for Bodcaw, while Clyde Messer sparked Central. Final scores show Bodcaw up 25 to 20 in favor of the Badgers.
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Leesburg Game Aims For Fresh Start In Local Match
Leesburg faced a rough night as Lawideon edged them in a late effort while Leesburgh struggled at home. The brief recap notes a misplayed gate and a new push from the opponent, highlighting the uneven performance and a chance to rebound next game.
Rule Change Debate Grows After Blocked Kick
A blocked extra point after a Northwestern tackle halted Ohio State’s kick in Columbus prompts coaches and experts including Dr. Clarence Spears to question the rule. They argue the defense should gain the same scoring opportunity if the ball remains live, while reminding players to pursue the ball first when a kick fails to cross the line.
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NEA Service
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Jim McDonald
Clarence W. Spears
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Teachers Point to Championship in North Little Rock Showdown
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas State Teachers College aims for another state title as they travel to North Little Rock to face Howard Fayne College. The Texan club arrives with three conference losses in a decade while coach Warren Wootson’s Bears pose tough defense and a versatile offense.
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Local Hope News Highlights Church Work and Visits
Washington visitors Mrs. W. T. Stroud and Mrs. Lucille Carrigan joined Monday trips to Hope. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Ward were Frescalt residents Mr and Mrs Hale and daughter. County teachers meeting formed by Mrs C C Stuart and Van Hays in Hope Saturday. Dr J C Williams filled regular appointment at Presbyterian church Sunday night with a youth playlet. Williams left Monday for Batesville to attend Synod meeting. Presbyterians hosted Home Mission study book program Other Men Labored with five chapters read by local leaders. Base of study served hot chocolate and cookies to about 20. Womans Auxiliary observed three days of prayer for home missions with programs led by Mrs Lee Holt. A social program and Mrs Holt’s daughter Kathryn Folt to join. Parent-Teachers Association to skip meeting November 3 at Mrs J M May home. UW Wisconsin coach notes football players not allowed on turf when tie is value.
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Advances in football rules after a blocked kick
The article discusses reactions to blocked kicks and the potential rule changes. It cites Baldwin Wallace and Western Reserve incidents, with debate over whether the defense may return a blocked kick and when the ball becomes dead. Experts like Dr Spears and Dr Jack Sutherland weigh in on fairness and the value of heads up play.
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Regulation Increases Duck Season Across Three Zones
Reports from the U S department of agriculture and biological survey cite conservation success as duck populations rebound, with a 30 day season across northern intermediate and southern zones. Laws limit shells to three and ban nine waterfowl types, while hunters face naming confusions from local terms like butterball canvasback fiddler and greaser.
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Football Players Travels on His Stomach, Especially in Last Half
A humorous NEA reminiscence notes college teams feeding players at halftime to boost output. It cites Cal bears helper methods from Stub Allison to sugar and juice rituals, Alabama's Frank Thomas orange juice with dextrose, and varied halftime nourishing experiments by Ralph Sasse Mississippi State and Tiny Thornhill Stanford, amid vibrant culinary anecdotes from coaches and players.
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Winning Plays of 1937 Drive Minnesota to 29-6 Michigan rout
Minnesota capitalized on a reverse on the Wolverines four yard line to score its second touchdown as the Gophers defeated Michigan 29 to 6 in Ann Arbor. Harold Van Every faked and Rudy Giitoo Might halfback carried the ball around left end behind blocking from Vic Spadaccini Ray King and Charley Schultz as they paved the way for the win.
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Chicks Host Bobcats in Arkansas high school clash
Blytheville and Hope meet in a key Arkansas high school football game with Hope’s triple threat back We Bright possibly returning from injury. Blytheville aims to extend league wins after defeating North Little Rock and Springs while Hope seeks another upset.
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