Thanksgiving Day Ends High School Football Careers
Star Dust Stone and Reese will close their high school football runs on Thanksgiving Day. Stone and Reese came from Center Point to Hope High School, overcoming earlier limits, and have starred as football and basketball players. Stone, often All-State, battles injuries but remains a key tackle candidate. Reese has flourished despite Boke cuts, drawing Tri-State level praise. Their move from Nashville High to Hope proved lucky, shaping Hope’s football era under Coach Foy Hammons with formations like the single wing and chicken fight.
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Reese
Hugh Reese
Freeman Stone
Cso
The
Fen
Hope
Center Point
Foy Hammons
Heo
Bart
Bone
Boke
Lane
Nashville High School
Nashville
Abut
Balenttine
Heath
University of Arkioses Beaurl
Russellville
Hamtons
Ubin
Pine Bluff
Hiummons
Prescott
Warning Issued On High School Teams By Arkansas AAA
L M Gorn of Philadelphia president of the Arkansas Athletic Association warned member schools that high school basketball teams playing college or independent teams face suspension. He urged registration of all players before the season to ensure eligibility and noted revised rules allow spring football practice before the state basketball tournament. The executive committee also ruled ineligible C W McGibbony for age.
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Little Rock
L. M. Gorn
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Athletic Association
Tescay Night
Gora Alee
Shoals
Phiy
Ito
Fist
Association
C. W
Dub
McGibbony
Sweet Potto Flint
Harvard
Yale Brown
Winslow
Yale
Brown
Parkers Kept on Inside by Snow
Fayetteville notes show snow dampening outdoor practice but Arkansas holds signal drills indoors in the new field house. Key players Ralph Rawlings Rayntings Gilmore Robbins Sloan Montgomery Fletcher or Cole in the spotlight as Razorbacks prepare for Little Rock game with over 500 students traveling on a special train for a parade and game day festivities.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Fred Thomson
George Washington
Razorbacks
Little Rock
Ralph Rawlings
Waldron
Phi Beta Kappa
Rayn Tings
Mississippi
Memphis
George Gilmore
Gilmore
Jack
Robbins
Kanses
Dwight
Puddlefont
Arkansas
University Band
Hot Springs to Be Entered in League Powered by Local Stock Drive
Hot Springs Arkansas moves toward joining the Cotton States League after citizens subscribe over 6 000 in stock. Local officials Roy Gillenwater and Mose Motler man led the push with Len Warneke of the St. Louis Cardinals endorsing the effort. A total of 7 500 is needed to gain the franchise, with additional support expected from larger clubs and the Ray Dean Baseball School noted for producing future pros. J Waller Morris, president of the Cotton States League, will convene a meeting with league and club officials on November 28.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Gillenwater
Mose Motlerman
Len Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Warneke
Douglas Hotchkiss
Ray Dean
J. Waller Morris
Oklahoma Team to Invade This City
The Goodland Indian Academy, an all Indian squad coached by JG Griggs, visits the Bobcats Friday at 8 p.m. The foes boast a strong season with a 1 3 record, anticipated to arrive Thursday. Bobcats, led by returnee Edward Aslin and knee-injured Hugh Reese, aim to finish a solid week before Thanksgiving with St Joseph High School Dallas looming after.
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Goodland
Okla
Indian Academy
Bobcats
Griggs
Hamsmons
Fine Bluff
Hammons
Hig Zebras
Dohoma
Edward Aslin
Russellville
Hugh Reese
Sia
St. Joseph “High School
Dallas
Texas
Hope
St. Joseph
Right Side of the Line Is Easier to Play Than Left
Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland argues right end and tackle are easier to play than the left due to stronger defenses on Pittsburgh’s left. He notes Frank Souchak can play either side, cites past ends, and discusses player versatility and conditioning in shaping Pitt’s line strategy.
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Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Fittsburgh
Swaine
Eith
University of Pittsburgh
Frank Souchak
Paul Shaw
Fabian T Hoffman
Bill Daddio
Souchak
Daudio
Phi
Rot Topaatel
Nou Bad
Willy Ease
Due
Pick of the Pacific Second Team Picks
The list features end kl Gayardd Center Grid Tackle Halfiyek Mighiyete Fullback and players from UC Los Angeles, Washington State, Santa Clara, California, and other schools. Names include Sogor Shalord Hupwwit Evans Stoll Coughlan Fant Chari Selindler Chupilly Fas Stay and Anderson among others.
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Gayardd
Halfiyek Mighiyete
Shade
Uc.l. A
Baron Manager Is Given Release
Baron manager Riggs Stephenson, long favored by Birmingham Barons, was released Tuesday to seek other opportunities. No successor named. Stephenson, Alabama football star and Barons skipper in 1936 37, led this year’s team troubled by injuries and poor form. rumors of a major league club buying minority stake circulated with no confirmation.
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North Carolina
Birmingham
Ala
Riggs Stephenson
Birmingham Barons
Clu
Jis Burt
Kimaya
Ole Hoss
University of Alabama
Barons
Ehoughnessy
Ue Barons
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Getta
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Mikty
Aere Honey Guaritie
Joe Donchess
Ted Daites
Mus
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Bill Cadillo
Fabian Hoffman
Notre Dame
Harvey Rooker
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Tull
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Chici Svivinski
Haynes Bros
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