Sutherland Sees Army Stanford Picks LSU in 1996 Football Span
Army and Stanford headline a slate as the 1996 season opens with Navy and Notre Dame in focus. Tulane hangs with LSU in Sugar Bowl contention while Stanford’s historic return to Boston College and Georgia Tech matchups shape the early card.
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University of Pittsburghsburgh
Army - Navy
Stanford
Garres
Morningside Heights
Falo Alto
Annapfracis
America
Arthy
Culgate
Notre Dame
Monkyer
GCC Camps May Produce Rich Baseball Material
War era notes describe CCC camps as shaping young players with strong baseball talent. Officials expect these trainees to become a rich source of future ball talent, turning camps into a farm system for the sport.
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Inea
Moi
CCC
Ing Beach! Sceal
Cannabhites
Wolves in Shape for Nashville Tilt
Nashville High and their rivals Prescott Curly Wolves meet Thursday night in a long standing Arkansas rivalry game at Prescott. Nashville has strengthened lately, holding DeQueen Leopards to 14 to 6 and aiming for a victory with most players healthy for the Thanksgiving eve clash.
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Nashville
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Coreh
Lester Bradley
Seraphers
Prescot Curly Wolves
Prescott
Wolves
DeQiver Leopards
Upyers
Hope Bobcats
Russellville High Sebool
Becks
Beene
Cameen
Smackyyer
DeQueen
Horatio
Avhdown Aul Su
Fordyce Redbugs Prep For Benton After Malvern Win
Fordyce hosts Benton High School on Thanksgiving Day after beating Malvern in the opener. Dubrage, a star blocking halfback and safety, likely out with a knee injury, while Remsay also misses the Malvern contest with an knee issue. A stray line notes Kansas State College biology researchers on chick mortality.
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Fordyce
Malvern High School
Fordyce Redbugs
Benton High School
Dubrage
Malvern
Remsay
Lan
Ouachita Expects Stiff Competition This Week
Ouachita and Henderson State colleges brace for tough week as Henderson faces Akadaal Polytechnic in Russellville on Thursday and Ouachita meets Wesleyan University in Bloomington. The teams anticipate strong games with notable players to lift performances.
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Arkadelphia
Ouachita
Henderson State
Henderson
Aykalaad Polytechnic
Russellville
Coachita
Patmos Wins Two Games at Emmet High School Basketball
Patmos junior and senior teams beat Emmet in two games at Emmet last Saturday. The senior game ended 43 to 20 with Patmos taking the lead in the final quarter. Owens scored eight points for Patmos while Wessin added six for the Emmet squad. In the junior contest Patmos won 21 to 2. Hubbard led Patios with eight points, Mannon topped Emmet with nine. After the games, Emmet girls defeated Putsus 63 to 11. Russian press notes Arctic orchid greenhouse success.
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Emmet
Emamet
Veniny Loys
Patmos
Palmos
Owens
Wessin
Baumet Vyyers
Fitna
Hubbard
Suyring
Manhon
Uilne
Handld
Hope and Hot Springs Set 2 P.M. Kickoff
Hope and Hot Springs will kick off at 2 p.m. Thursday at Hope, shifting from 2:30. Hot Springs urged the early start to allow a large delegation to return home before night. Tickets sold ahead for 25 and 10 cents, with general admission 50 and 15 cents. Reserved east-side seats at Hope Confectionery, weather predicts Thanksgiving warmth turning to rain and freezing night.
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Hope
I Hot Springs
Foy Hammons
Attenstiur Ain
Tigers Brace For Hard Struggle As Injuries Thin Roster
Arkadelphia teams face challenges as Techiued coach Zudduth counts on injured Tejured players to recover in time. Wak onlookers expect no ghial clash with Ouaglista or Wurleyane. Four quality opponents test the Tigers this season with Coach Bil Walton praised for scheduling strong foes and keeping the spirit of competition high.
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Alb Ut
Zudduth
Arkadelphians
Pew Quachity
Worlogan
Bil Walton
Tigers
Rose Bowl ticket demand outpaces supply as sale delays loom
Pasadena officials report tickets for the Rose Bowl not yet on sale with six weeks until kickoff. Fans nationwide flood officials with requests, while ticket allotment depends on the outcome of the Washington Huskies versus Washington State Cougars game in Seattle.
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Calif
Earmert
Nevet
Comte
Pacific Coasts Conference
Fasadlena
Gare
Wesh- Digton Huskies
Washington Suite Cougers
Seattle
Honsimul Cfecks
Tate
Camden Works for El Dorado Cont est
Camden High coach Samm Coleman led a Saturday workout for the Tus Canade High Panthers as they prep for El Dorado. Coleman used reserves against Linden, Tex, noting injuries but reporting the team to be in good shape. The Panthers will travel to Durango for a Thanksgiving feature game against El Dorado, a matchup played annually since Coleman’s arrival.
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Hope
Ian Coleman
Camden
Jimmy Walker
el Dorado
Blyteville
Wonder Boys
Quigley
Little Rock
Blytheville
Tiger
AL al Rose
Camden News
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Russellville Crimson Cyclones to host Clarksville Panthers at Ouan
Russellville Crimson Cyclones prepare to face Clarksville Panthers in a morning high school football contest. Both teams have swept their Arkansas Valley opponents, elevating expectations and local interest for the gridiron clash at Ouan.
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Clarksville
Russellville
Thursisy
Russellville Crimson Cyclones
Clarksville Panthers
Ouan
Arkansas Valley
Warren After Southwest Conference Championship
Warren High and Selsus Lubberfucks face Dermott at home Wednesday night in the season finale. Warren is undefeated in the Southeast Arkansas Conference, and a win would clinch the league title for the Lumberjacks, with a potential showdown against MeGehee if results go their way.
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Warren
Waren High Selsus Lubberfucks
Dermott
Southeast Arkansas
MeGehee
Razorbacks Leave for Tulsa Contest
PAYETTEVILLE Ark i Twens y eigtt University at Arkansas Razor backs leave Wednesday for Tulsa Okla where they meet the University of Toled Golden Hurricanes in their Thanksgiving classic. Lloyd Woodell likely out due to grandfather’s funeral. Ken Tainday to start at center as Arkansas prognosis shifts.
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Payettevillye
Ark—i
Woatell
Mome
Washington and Arkansas College Students Visit Relatives
Washington Misses Joella Gold and Roberta Stuart of Arkansas College Batesville spent the weekend with relatives in Washington. Mrs Samy Briant visited Nashville. Several others, including Miss Myrtle Bearden of Quaghite College, J. V. Parsons, and families from Howell, Texarkana, and El Dorado, were noted visiting relatives or attending events. The item also notes engagements, relocations, and social visits across towns in Arkansas and Texas.
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Roberta Stuart
Arkansas College
Batesville
Washington
Samy Briant
Nashville
Sux Sullivan
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Tfige
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Ralph Phiat
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Myrtle Bearden
Quaghite College
Howe
J. &. Bearden
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Lethe Frazier
Fred Norwood
Suneday
Texarkana
Lo Ef, Monroe
Misa Bila Monroe
Pink Horton
Little Rock
Wit
Sarah June
C. N. Trimble
ElDorado
Delany
Satterfield
H. L. Casey
Cusxey
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Ford
Avery
Texas
Hugh Latimer
Ernie Smith
Port Arthur
Luther Smith
Nell Jean Byers
Forrest Wilson
Lynwoon
Sehoofhoy) Howe
Paul Rowe
W. A Rowe
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Roy Stephenson
Juli Lee
Hope
Joe Wilken
Misa Beszie
Kimble
Evelyn Hubbard
Presbyterian Syndical
Hope Bieh
Finis Jolson
Avings Wheel
Iulias
Army Woul Navy Hospital
Prank
Haye Ayaa
My. J. A. Wilson
Bessie Trobble
Port Eethur
Be Dhcot
Kyrie Smith
C. &. Anderson
R. A. Anderson
Texarkan
University researchers test beefeed substitute for Minnesota bees
University of Minnesota scientists report a pollen substitute for bees based on four parts soybean meal one part powdered skim milk and 20 parts clear honey. The feed aims to help colonies build brood early in spring to avoid reduced honey production during the honey flow.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Mykels Haydak
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