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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
2
Stanford coach notes inter sectional trips cost up to 22000 with travel, hotel and incidental expenses totaling 4000 to 5000 per trip. Rose Bowl outlay around 4000 plus equipment and travel budget. He defends spending as education and prestige for players and schools.
In a muddy Dyche Stadium clash Northwestern fullback Steve Toth broke Minnesota's 21 game win run with a 6 0 victory. The Wildcats capitalized on a roughness penalty and a sequence of late hits as Ed Widseth drew a costly penalty.
Northwestern coach Waldorf, nicknamed Pappy, reflects he learned football from his players. He recalls November struggles and rapid improvement after early losses, credits linemen and freshmen for teamwork, and notes his close bond with his squad. The piece highlights his background at Syracuse and Oklahoma A&M.
Friday games feature Newport at Blytheville Nashville at Russellville Camden at Hot Springs Jonesboro at Forrest City Harrisburg at Wynne and many more including Texarkana at Magnolia Bayneville at Benton Siloam Springs at Springdale Denns at Conway Monticello at Dubus Crossett at Warren and Subiaco at Horatio The slate lists city matchups and potential night games across multiple counties with several uncertain spellings in the OCR text.
The Arkansas prep football playoff proposal sparks disagreement at Hot Springs meeting, with critics fearing a December finish would lengthen the season and strain players. Journals and coaches weigh in on potential benefits and downsides as schools like Camden and Hope prep for upcoming clashes.
The Dr Queen Citizen endorses the Little Rock Tigers for the state championship after naming Blytheville Hope and Little Rock undefeated in recent weeks. The piece notes Little Rock has faced weaker schedules but remains favored by coach Clyde Vunsieble’s squad.
Dick Simpson, a Mape boy making his mark as a jockey on the American serf circuit, sends postcard from Ogden Utah praising the scenery as he travels toward California. He notes Ogden as halfway to California and mentions a route toward San Mateo, California.
In reviewing the win over Minne sula, Lynn praises Vanderer Bernie Jefferson for his performance and credits Vanes for strong blocking and defense. Waldorf lauds Vinzo’s game as preventing a Purdue rematch misstep, while praising Duvall’s effort and a bold kick that showed courage and long stride.
Hot Springs residents report heated debate over a proposed play off system for the state football championship. Supporters argue a late season playoff would crown a fair champion while opponents warn of increased strain on players and attendance concerns.
Fayetteville Arkansas gears up for a big Homecoming clash with Rice Institute. Arkansas, fresh from strenuous drills, hopes Landay returns from a broken finger to boost the backfield. Sophomore Lloyd Woodie will start at center with John Donaldson as reserve. Rice counters with stars like Buck Friedman, Tom Vicker, and John Neece. The day features a parade, queen tabulation, and a rally as Gov elect Bailey attends and plans to view the spectacle.
C A Dolson and Smachkover opposed shortening the regular season to decide the championship on Thanksgiving day. J D Chay declined to favor or oppose the proposal, deferring to members. Clary noted concerns over coaches entering rival territory and violating eligibility rules as athletics strive for higher standards. Treasurer M Gaza of Arkadelphia reported a slower balance.
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