Arkansas High Grid Rivalry Clash Headlines Weekend
Arkansas grid rivals spark weekend action with Little Rock Tigers facing Pine Bluff Zebras in the capital, Blytheville and Searcy meet at Searcy, unbeaten Chick and Lions in battle, Atkins Red Devils seek tougher test against Clarksville, Rogers Mountain eers return against Van Buren, De Queen hosts Hope Bobcats, Hot Springs Trojans vs El, Fort Smith Grizzlies at Ben Mayo, Fayetteville, Camden and Fordyce series, Horatio at Nashville, Stamps at Gurdon.
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Searcy
Igh
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Little Rock
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van Buren Pointers
Arkansas
de Queen
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Jimmy Walker
Ben Mayo
Fort Smith
Watkins to Ask for New Opponent
Memphis Baseball Club president Thomas Watkins proposes changing the opening day opponent for next season. He dislikes opening against Little Rock specifically and wants a different foe to start the schedule, promising to push for a change regardless of the rival.
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Tenn
Thomas Wathing
Memphis Baseball Club
Southern Association
Little Rock
Watkins
Little Rot
Chicks
Arkansans
Colgate Upsets Army With 55 Yard Touchdown Finish
Art Krenz NEA recounts Colgate defeating Army 4-7 on a dramatic last period score. Lalor and Long engineered a reverse start, Memple caught a 55 yard pass, Jaeger sprinted to the corner for the decisive touchdown as Colgate shifted formations and overwhelmed Army’s defense at the line.
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Jaeger
Craig
Wouline
Big Ten Coaches Favor Sending Strong Northwestern Team to Rose Bowl
Northwestern seeks a Rose Bowl berth as Big Ten coaches and players advocate sending the champion Wildcats to Pasadena. Photos, quotes, and opinions from coaches such as Waldorf Stuhldreher Kizer McMillin and Balem frame the debate. The 70,000 dollar purse and travel implications factor into the winter-excursion consideration amid a wide field of eastern southern and western candidates.
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California
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Bama
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Friday State Football Schedule Across the State
Football games set for Friday feature Hendrix against Bacone Indian School in Conway and Magnolia A and M versus Arkansas State at Magnolia at night. Other night matchups include Conway at DeWitt in Lonoke at England, and numerous high school contests from Blytheville to Wynne across Arkansas with teams like Beebe, Forrest City, Malvern, and North Little Rock on the slate.
What Was Wrong Continued From Page One
A fragmented press discussion alleges misjudged voting patterns across eras. The text cites repeated overestimates of Republican turnout and Democratic gains, noting small margins yet asserting consistent misreads of voter strata and sample accuracy.
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Itu Litte
Chicago
Star Dust May Succeed Perry as Hot Springs Coach
Star Dust reports Charles Wilkin, former Hope High coach, may replace Merving Perry as Hot Springs Trojans head coach. Wilkin, previously with the Bobcats and Spartans, would move from athletic director of Hot Springs junior football to the top post. Perry reportedly shifts to athletic director, with Wilkin likely drafted. Wayne Swant to run basketball after Cy King resigns to enter bath house business. Hammons to miss Little Rock Pine Bluff game. he backs Pine Bluff but will be in Dallas for Arkansas SMU game. Predictions praise Texas A&M, Arkansas over SMU and Rice, and note Alan Gould to release All-America selections. First half and half football game recently played between Bradley and Augustana freshmen in Fearia Illinois.
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Red) Swant
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United States
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Public Service and Polling Complications in Election Study
The text discusses cooperation levels among Republicans and Democrats in a polling effort, noting uncertainty about voter loyalties across elections. It references 1932 and 1952 eras, concerns over sample bias, and the use of statistical adjustments like compensating ratio and switch-Factor. The author emphasizes maintaining scrupulous bookkeeping while sending out over ten million ballots.
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London
Roosevelt
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Prescott Loses to Gurdon 12-0 in Arkansas high school game
Gurdon Go-Devils built leverage to defeat Prescott Curly Wolves 12 to 0 on a Wednesday afternoon. Toumbs scored on a second quarter end run and Bratton added a 60 yard fourth quarter reception for the other score.
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Nashville Scrappers Team in Full Strength Friday
Nashville Arkansas Frelli Scrappers will be at full strength as Vaughn Tollett is cleared to return for Fridays game against Horatia Lions after recovering from injuries suffered in the Texarkana clash two weeks ago.
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Nashville Scrappers
Horatia Lions
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Texarkana
Digest Reflects on Editorial Stance and Political Questions
The Digest can not editorialize yet notes editors and readers will back the President as a citizen. It recalls his electoral margin, comments on future questions, and asks whether parties or institutions should have quit earlier, concluding with a wait‑and‑see stance.
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Landon
Democratic Party
Republican Party
University of Minnesota
Hempstead Plans Electricity Charge and Lines Map
Hempstead outlines a rural electrification plan with charges around seven dollars per month per mile of transmission and a 85 mile minimum, plus a government mortgage on the line. It explains line placement, delivery to farms within 500 feet, and rising rates after the initial kilowatt hours. The piece notes costs and the historical fact that Voratio Greenough became the first American sculptor at the Capitol with a 1832 Washington statue commission.
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Voratio Greenough
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Congress
Washington
St Louis Browns Sold to New Ownership Group
The St Louis Browns will be owned by five representatives of the St Louis Purchasing Syndicate after a meeting with American League owners. The syndicate purchased the Browns for 325000 cash, with 504000 capitalization and 175000 for development. Donald Lee Barnes heads the group, with William O DeWitt named vice president and general manager of the Browns. The league approved the sale and will implement night baseball after push from the St Louis Cardinals and local interests.
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Arkansas Plans State Investment to Fuel Prosperity
Bailey proclaims banks and insurance firms may invest in sound Arkansas securities to spur a market for highway bonds. He asserts Arkansas will not be lax in seeking benefits for the people while farmers harvest a cotton crop at a strong price. A tenancy problem is acknowledged, with earnest efforts aimed at a solution.
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