Boyhood Gridiron War in Final Month Friday Meetings
In Arkansas high school football races from Blytheville to Prescott and Hot Springs to Pine Bluff, undefeated teams clash in the final stretch of the 1936 season. Blytheville faces Prescott as Hope and Camden battle, while Little Rock area powers defend standings and playoff hopes across a web of Friday night games.
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Coalion
Northeast
Arkansas Pride
Blytheville Chicks
Newport
Blytheville
Greenwich
Bobcats
Hope
Prescott
Cam- Panthers
Sant Coleman
Hon- Géhee
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith Muskogee
Ollas
Fort
Arkansas
Jones
Forrest City
Paragould
Ridge
Batesville
Searcy
Blevins to Play Bobkittens Here
Blevins High School football team set to host the Hope B-team at 7 45 p m with lineups to be announced Tuesday or Wednesday. The two squads previously met with Hope claiming a 10 to 6 win.
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Blevins
Hope
Lawrence Martin
Ehmmaian Wee
Frisch Would Manage Cubs If Hartnett Leaves Job Talks
Chicago rumors swirl that Frank Frisch, famed St Louis manager, would take the Cubs helm if Hartnett exits. Wrigley plans moves to restructure leadership, with Gabby Hartnett under discussion and Phil Cavarretta slated for future field duty amid trades involving Jurges Parmelee and others for Arky Vaughn.
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Frisch
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
Harry Grayson
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Red Birds
Bruins
Fordham Flash
Branch Rickey
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Philip Ke Wrigley
Haani
Arley Grimm
Bill Jurges
Billy Herman
Herman
Phil Cavarretta
Stanley Hack
Jimmy Collins
Wrigley
Leroy Parmelee
Collins
Parmelee
Jurges
Thelub
Cubs
Whatnot
Arky Vaughn
Upsets Mark Week of College Games
New York reports a day of college football upsets as Minnesota and many top teams fall. Notre Dame, Harvard, Princeton, Penn State, and others shake conference and national title hopes with surprising losses and close finishes across the nation.
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Arkansas
Southwest
Texas A. & M
Baylor
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas
Rige
George Washington
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Tigers
Boston College
Michigan State
Penn
Navy
Columbia
Cornell
Carnegia Tech
Purdue
Penn State
Syracuse
West Virginia
Western Maryland
New York University
Lehigh
Notre Dame
Midwest
Marquette
St. Mary's
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Duke
Georgia
Tulane
Louisiana Tech
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Florida
Yech
Clemson
Mississippi
Centenary
Buke
North Carolina
Blue Devils
Washington & Lea
North Carolin State
Ace Parker
Duke Quarterbauk
Cubs Seek Vaughn For Third Base In Hurried Trade Talks
In rumors surrounding the Giants and Cubs, Vaughn is eyed as a fit at third base while Chicago weighs a major, bankroll-heavy deal. Wrigley reportedly contemplates sweeping changes including a possible manager shift as Frank Frigeh’s style and roster tensions loom.
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Giants
Vaughn
Cubs
Horace Stoneham
Wrigley
Frigeh
Forham Frankie
Tei
Razorbacks prep for football with Pow Wow coaching panel
Parker Pow Wow in Fayetteville features University of Arkansas Razorbacks coaches and players in a setting led by Fred C. Thomson. Included are Jack Holt number 39 and Lloyd Montgomery number 8 with QB Jack Robbing and HiWe Allen Keen among veterans. Montgomery is the sophomore.
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Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Razorback
Fred C. Thomson
Jack Holt
Lloyd Montgomery
Jack Rubbing
HiWe Allen Keen
Carrivyy
Bobbie Martin
Montgomers
Korn
Matin
Robbing
Holt
The Du Barry Rise and Fall at Versailles
Pretty Milliner Louis XV's favorite mistresses Madame de Pompadour and later the Duchess du Barry shaped politics at Versailles. The powerful lover and king's court misrule led to war avoidance, reforms decay, and public outrage. After Louis XV died, Du Barry was driven from court and later executed by guillotine during the Revolution.
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Imost
Madame de Pompadour
the du Barry
Palace
Versailles
du Barry
Duc de Chelseu
France
England
Palace of Versailles
Monarcly
Louis Uys
Bu Barry
Marie Antoine Elle
Louis XVI
Quenec
Pont-aux-Demes
du Batty
Odrds
da Barry
Congresson
Milliver
Hugbec
Parkers Back In Conference Fight
In College Station Arkansas defeated Texas A and M 18 to 0 as Dan Holt and Jack Robbins lead a stout Razorback attack. Arkansas dominated with a strong passing game and tough defense, outgaining the Aggies and capitalizing on miscues.
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Parkers
College Station
Tex
University of Arkansas
Texas A. & M
Razorback
Fred Thomson
Carlet
Aggies
Dick ‘Todd
Jim Shackes
Arg
Arkansas
Bill Stagzes
Treat Aggie
Jack Robins
Bunter
B. A. Qwen
Tod
Arkansod
Brown
Arkansas Tullbuck
City Court Docket and Fire Dept Praise Amid Crowd
City docket cites nine drunkenness cases and three gaming matters with fines up to 50 dollars, plus embezzlement and assault figures. Fire Chief Ridgells thanks Chief Sale and the department for crowd control after a large gathering. A civil suit and a golf tournament note close the report.
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LeRoy Muldrow
Penny Orwell
Emmet Morin
Roy Davis
LeRoy England
Tyrus Eley
Jaba Wight
Jatmes Jefferson
Diay
Edward Bradford
Gainlog
Ugh Mughey
R. B. Wilson
Freddie Turner
W H. Schneiker
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