Russellville Varsity Faces Hope In Friday Conference Clash
Russellville Crimson Cyclones, missing Jimmy Minor due to injury, prepared for a Friday night conference game at Hope. Coach Willice Dailey said Minor’s absence thinks the line, while Hope’s Bobcats led by Bright seek an upset. Carlene Bruner named homecoming queen. kickoff set for 8 o clock as Bobcats ready with sharp power plays and solid defense.
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Ark
Rus Sallville Crimson Cyclones
Jimmy Minor
Miner
Willice Dailey
Conety Foy Manimons
Carlene Moner
Carlene Brynner
Dionde
Hope High School
Miss Bruner
Reigh
Phonon Munn
Marion Ranith
Lenny Sue Moore
Mary Wilson
Albert Graves
G. V. Keith
Foy Hammons
Tom
Hope High Faces Russelyville in Final Conference Duel
The Hope High School football team hosts Russelyville High in the final conference game of the season. A win could boost their standing, with the Bebents aiming to finish undefeated while Blytheville, Pine Bluff, and North Little Rock vie for the title under a percentage tiebreak rule.
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Bad OCR sports item previewing Wisconsin game
An OCR scrambled note discusses strengthening offense and players like Bright and Edward. It mentions Russellville, Tape, Bedcats, and conference tilt with two losses and two wins. Ticket sales are Friday morning at Hope Confectionery and Dick’s Newsstand. price listed as 50 cents.
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Edward [Atin
Russellville
Bedcats
Pine Bluff Zebras Host Coaches Homecoming Saturday
Dunaway, new Pine Bluff High coach from Mintolin, plans a homecoming for his assistants next Saturday. Invited guests include Roy Hain Wells, Dr. Peal Allison, Tess Lewell Manning, and Russell Charles to attend the Pine Bluff Little Rock game. Rain kept players indoors Tuesday leaving the field wet but expected to be playable.
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Geller Pro Dies in Toledo Mourning Veteran Larry Harris
Gellers mourn the death of Larry Harris a renowned figure in the local and regional annuity trust profession his passing cited as due to heart disease and he was widely respected in the south and west communities with connections to senior professionals in the field and local organizations.
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Vanderbilt Coach Sees Balance In Football Rules
Vanderbilt coach Ray Morrison argues for leaving football rules intact as offenses and defenses balance over time. He notes defense has dominated this season yet expects the wide attack to remain popular, with coaches needing new scoring tactics to counter strong defenses and maintain exciting play. Morrison recalls evolving offensive schemes and the five man line's history while urging balanced innovation.
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No More Coaching by Army Officers
The War Department announced that Lieut. Col. Ralph Sasse resigned as Mississippi State College football coach, ending the practice of army officers coaching college football. Sasse was the last in a line that included Maj. Robert Neyland and Maj. Lawrence M. Jones, who left the army after the adjutant general ordered the abolition of army officer coaching in December 1935.
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Biff) Jones
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Quakers Prepare for 1938 Pennsylvania Crew Season
More than 200 candidates train under Coach Rusty Callow on the Schuylkill River, preparing Philadelphia Quakers for the upcoming crew season.
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Hot Springs Board Rejects Accepting Perry Resignation
Hot Springs school board on Wednesday night unanimously expressed confidence in Merving Perry, the high school athletic director and history instructor, and refused to accept his resignation following the Trojans football team's continued losing streak. Perry did not comment and did not attend the meeting.
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Hot Springs bids for Cotton States baseball franchise
HOT SPRINGS Ark A business group announced readiness to back a Cotton States League entry with park plans and local funding. Natchez and Vicksburg were in play as candidates while Pine Bluff El Dorado and Helena backed Hot Springs. Night games would be played except Sundays. Dante’s love for Beatrice Portinari inspired his greatest poems in the Middle Ages.
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Predicts Ole Miss to Beat Arkansas in Memphis Clash
Coach Ed Walker of Mississippi predicts an Ole Miss victory over Arkansas in Memphis, driven by Parker Hall and Ray Hapes at halfback and a passing game like Arkansas. Captain Bruiser Kinard leads Ole Miss with confidence in a strong offensive showing. A separate note from Miami reports Canadian stables sending teams to the winter meetings with American entries.
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P— Parker
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Kinard
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Perry Concedes Trojan in High School Grid Tilt
HOT SPRINGS Hot Springs High School pauses rain delay as Coach Merving Parkry prepares the Trojan squad for a Friday night clash with El Dorado The team trains in the gym and eyes a potential win despite injuries led by praise for J R Smith's passing and effort.
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Ray Hag
Nashville Scrappers Head to Horatio for Annual Game
Nashville Nashvi Scrappers travel Thursday to Horatio to face the Lions in their annual contest. The team is in good condition and plans to bring a strong lineup. A large crowd is expected as local stores close for the holiday observance.
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