All-State HINCATT FOI Inconsistent Varsity Trials
Fragmented OCR outlines an all state selection with mixed terms and garbled names. It hints at competition results and late performances, mentioning themes of pride and victory while obscuring clear details due to transcription errors.
Pine Bluff Star Ineligible Rocks Prep For Blytheville Game
Blytheville faces Pine Bluff in a high school clash as Pine Bluff star Vasco Bright is ruled ineligible after an Arkansas Athletic Association protest filed by North Little Rock. Coaches from several colleges watch the prospect, with local figures predicting a tough night. The game, set for Blytheville, is scheduled for 8 p.m. with adults 25 cents and students 15 cents admission.
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Unbeaten Teams Clash In College Football Sweep
A slate features 23 unbeaten squads competing this week led by California’s Golden Bears and Baylor. The field includes Montana, Lafayette, Alabama, Washington, and Utah, with several teams aiming to stay flawless as byes and key matchups shape the Western and regional race.
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Uth
Cama
Fayette
Manian
Lakayante
Wishin
Golden Bears
Hehjod
Wishiigin
IMAG
Bliskivs
Ores Vullark
Baylor
Nas
San Jose State
Rocky Mountain Pew House
Utah
Dan Yer
Judaho
Eoa
Culuvid
Alan
Bears and Curly Wolves Face Thursday Tilt in Texas Style Battle
Prescott High hosts Blevins in a Thursday night game with both teams in good shape and seeking victory. The Bears’ probable lineup includes Yooom, Bonds, Stone, Cummings, Mouser, Taylor, Manning, Brooks, Nelen, Goodlett, Lee Smith. Prescott boosts fan support with a rally and bonfire. In Arkansas, Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway hosts Howard Payne for a top Western intercollegiate clash featuring star Raymond Burnett and a strong line led by Conti and Holman, as well as Miner and Wilson in the backfield.
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T. Taylor
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Guy Brooks
Cuy Nelen
P. Goodlett
Lee Smith
Prescott
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Ark
Curly Wolves
Ceuson
Wolves
North Little Rock
Jarkansa State Teachers College of
Conway
Howard Payne
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Texas
Texas College Conference
Arkansans
Raymond “Rabbit Burnett
Burnett
Teachers College
Bears
Jon Conti
Woodrow Holman
Howard
Payne
James Miner
Waymon Wilson
Hot Springs Wins Junior Grid Title in Arkansas
In Jonesboro Arkansas the Hot Springs Junior High Spartans defeated the Jonesboro Junior High Whirlwinds 12 to 6 to claim the state junior grid title. Hot Springs opened with a kickoff return and led most of the game while Jonesboro scored in the third quarter. The Spartans secured the championship with stronger early and late drives and earned their second consecutive title.
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Teherry
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Nashville Scrappers Prep After Star Player Quits
Rufus Tollett withdraws from the Nashville Scrappers two days before a home game against Subiaco after leading the state in scoring. Teammate RK Tollett steps in to fill the pivotal back position as Nashville faces the tough Subiaco eleven following a 2 to 7 defeat by Texarkana last week.
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Smuggling Diamonds Trips U.S. Duty on Gems
The article notes vast smuggling of precious stones into the United States with duty unpaid on about half of diamonds and other gems sold domestically. It also recalls Easter Island statues carved by ancient peoples, placed along a windswept shore after transport from quarries without timber use due to the island’s lifeless state.
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United States
Easter Island
South Pacific
Vasco Bright Best High School Back in State Says Scout
BLYTHEVILLE report on the Chick team as scouts praise Vasco Bright. Coach Mitchell Best predicts Hope Bobcats loss MIghty Bright to force defenses, with Bright described as an All-State back. Injuries to Warrington and Brown limit the Chick offense. Dildy adjusts lineup for upcoming drills.
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Hope Bobcats
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Messers, Vasco Bright & Co
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Hope
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Bright
Joe Craig
Hershel Mosley
Craig
Jonesboro
Dan Warrington
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