Texarkana Stays Ahead In Last-Minute Win Over Hope
Texarkana second team rallied in the final five minutes to edge Hope High School Bobkittens 48 to 7 in Texarkana Tuesday night. Texarkana scored early, Hope answered, and in the closing minutes Texarkana connected on two long passes to seal the victory. Baker, Hope fullback, scored the Kittens’ lone touchdown, as Hope fumbled away late chances. Coaches Jimmie Jones and Lawrence Martin noted plans for another game this Friday, not yet scheduled.
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Jimmie Jones
Lawrence Martin
Alabama Faces Vanderbilt After Strong Defensive Prep
In Tuscaloosa on Tuesday coach Frank Thomas ordered the team to focus solely on the Thanksgiving game with Vanderbilt. He noted Vanderbilt has outgained all opponents except SMU and Georgia Tech, guiding defensive preparations for the clash.
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Alabama
Frank Thomas
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Vanderbilt
SMU
Georgia Tech
Mission Work In Hope and Japan Clergy Meeting
Mission work in Mr. Brewster of Hope and the Rev S M Erickson of Japan is noted. A social hour followed with cookies and punch served by younger girls. The Wednesday forenoon session featured reports from Synodical and Presbyterial officers and committees. Charles Fox played a xylophone solo with Mrs Kate Holland at the organ.
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Hope
S. M. Erickson
Japan
Charles Fox
Kate Holland
C. A. Forbes
Assembly
Montreat
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W. W. Parse
Philander Smith College
Little Rock
W. N. Trudgck
Pine Bluff
Arkansas Synodical Training
Star Dust and Football Notes From DeQueen Hope Trip
Local column recounts Earl Jarvis hosting Hope football players after their Nashville victory. DeQueen and Hope fans discuss the Arkansas and SMU games, with colorful quotes about a DeQueen safety man. The piece blends game previews, mixed outcomes, and a playful coaching anecdote about schedule mix-ups.
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Speedy Hutton
Presbyterian work among Indians at Batesville Hope
Delegates to the Synodical meeting heard a report on the Home Mission program among Southern Oklahoma Indians. Mrs. Andrew Bramlett, dean of Durant’s Oklahoma Presbyterian College, led the presentation with four Choctaw and Seminole students and a missionary family. The girls attend U P C in Durant with Bible Fund aid and Southeastern State Teachers College, illustrating the fund’s unique grants and the government’s acknowledgement.
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Goodland
Home Mission
the Star
Karamatic Joins All West Coast Team From Gonzaga
Gonzaga fullback George Karamatic leads a Western Conference all-star squad amid a season of upsets. Santa Clara’s Flash Falaschi and Washington’s Jimmy Cain anchor the backfield with Ed Goddard, Hibbs, Clark, and others providing depth.
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Stafford University
Palo Alto
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George
Karamatic
Little Gonzaga University
Spokane
Lichten
All-America Timber
Aberdeen
Wash
Tom Louttit
West
Jimmy Cain
Washington
Ed Goddard
Cain
Flash Falaschi
Hibbs
Southern California
Clark
Stanford
Claris
Blevins Centennial Events and Football Game
Clyde Martin outlines Blevins centennial activities starting at 8 am with invocations and historical talks. A morning football clash with Hope Bobkittens follows the centennial program after a play “The Redheaded Stepchild.” A luncheon for about 100 women precedes an afternoon session.
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Clyde Martin
Herbert M. Stephens
Blevins
H. M. Stephen
M. L. Nelson
Hope Bobkittens
Blevins High School
Pick of Pacific Pigskin Performers on the Coast
Hibbs stands out as an offensive blocker and strong defender. Dennerlein of St Marys and Zager of Stanford shine at tackles, with Dennerlein a 245 pound force for St Marys and Zager a fast sophomore at 215 pounds. Marty Kordick of St Marys and Starcevich of Washington anchor guards, while Bob Herwig of California tops centers, a tall, fast tackler who helped upset Southern California. The coast’s best may be one team or the other, evenly matched in a possible tie.
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St. Marys
Zager
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Pete
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St. Mary’s
Starcevich
Washington
Bob Herwig
California
NEAs Pacific Coast All Stars Honor Eleven Players End Tackle Guard
NEA lists Pacific Coast All Stars with first team selections at tackle guard center and others. Notable names include Clark Sanford Dennerlein Kordick Herwig St Marys and Hibbs from California State and Santas Clara Cain Washington Goddard Wash State Karamatic from Gonzaga. Second and honorable mention teams feature Bassi Wiatrak Hanson Bjork Schraeder Davis Cuffis Strack Amato plus centers quarterbacks and backs from multiple western schools.
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Stone
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Coughlan
San Francisco
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George
U. S. CG
Callaway
Dallmeir
Loyola
Dickerson
Tennessee Wild Boar Hunt Aims for 100 Hunters
Nashville report discusses a November 1928 dogless wild boar hunt across a 100000 acre section of eastern Tennessee. Howell Buntin notes boars weigh 200 to 400 pounds with tusks up to five inches. permits cost 5 dollars, drawings may select up to 100 hunters, no dogs or horses allowed, Monroe County site in Cherokee National Forest. Clint Clark, U.S. forester, says boar meat is fine eating and weapon choice is unrestricted.
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Pionue
Bunting
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Buntin
Monroe County
Cherokee National Forest
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U.S
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Tim
Lambs Culled For Curly Wool At Tacoma Ranch
A Tacoma area report describes the Rigney Astrakhan sheep ranch where four day old lambs undergo inspection. Those with soft tightly curled lustrous wool are killed for pelts to make coats.
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Rigney Astrakhan
Here
Milady
Expelling of Rebel Unions Is Opposed in AFL Talks
TAMPA Florida Tuesday night William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged the convention to refrain from expelling John L Lewis rebel unions. He proposed the standing committee continue to function and could meet a Committee for Industrial Organization if appointed. The Wisconsin Federation of Labor offered a plan for a one year armed truce and reinstatement of rebel unions plus organizing steel and rubber into industrial units with a final 1937 convention decision.
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Green
Executive Council
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Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Steel and Rubber
German Plotters Accused by Soviet Officials
Moscow reports allege 23 Germans tied to a wide plot to topple the Soviet regime. Officials claim a secret German Japanese military alliance existed and sought to steal military data and disable industry as part of wartime aims. A Tass report denied the pact but asserted coordinated anti Soviet action.
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Russia
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Berlin
Razorbacks Set Nation's Passing Pace in 1996 Season
Arkansas showcases an aerial assault led by Parker partisans with 1 256 rushing? completions for 12 plus yards per throw. The Razorbacks have thrown 240 attempts, 30 per game, for 15 touchdowns and over 19 points per game, including 10 of 24 for 101 yards against SMU and multiple 250 yard performances in Rose Bowl era.
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Air
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Rice
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Scooter incident raises $53 on page one
A fragment reports Glen Thomas, 9, riding a scooter on front page one incident where $53 is mentioned. No injuries noted and details are incomplete.
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