Bobcat Backs Crippled May Not See Action
Bobcats rely on injured players as they prepare for a key Friday night game at Texarkana. Coaches consider lineup changes while noting opposing team speed and depth.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
3
Bobcats rely on injured players as they prepare for a key Friday night game at Texarkana. Coaches consider lineup changes while noting opposing team speed and depth.
Arkansas coach Broyles says the porks show progress in practice as backs and line form, with mentions of DesArkansas talent, Fort Worth hopefuls, and interest in a potential trip to gain experience.
The fragment reports a maritime incident involving a boat at St Annes with Carnes and Kiser named among those affected. Details are incomplete but indicate a nighttime event requiring aid or investigation by local authorities. Further text would specify location, outcome, and responding agencies.
AP report from Attle Rock describes a quirky fishing forecast with garbled place names and scattered lake references Lake Oech Na Lake Greesins Lake Nohik Lake Couhorties Ryvant. The item reads like a weather blur with partial lake names and travel hints rather than a clear forecast or guide.
Milwaukee opens the Fall Classic with a 11 to 3 win as starter Burley limits the Yankees to four runs through 21-3 innings. Hayes, Spahn, and Burley lead a Toronto-like Milwaukee attack, with 19 hits and key drives from Crandall and Goweningto.
Jumbled report details various players and positions with frequent misspellings. Mentions New York managers Haney Swaukes and Casey Stansel promising shifts for a second game. References possible lineup changes including Torre at first base and Lumpe in left field, with uncertainty over bench roles and defensive placements.
Braves pitcher Ryne Duren, a 22 year old right hander from Wisconsin, drew attention as a blazing fast thrower in Milwaukee. He yielded a key hit in the 10th inning but helped the Braves to a 4-9 victory over the Yankees as spring training progress and World Series talk heats up.
Ohio State's Woody Mayes insists his team must win the Husking Kickleg game to stay in the national race. He cites punters Jim Owens of Washington, Minnesota upset success last week, and Notre Dame and Navy matchups as looming tests for the Buckeyes and their special teams.
Ted Smis Milwauker column relives Game One of the World Series focusing on Hank Bauer Spahn and the Yankees. Braves manager Fred Navarro discusses strategy while Ally Brulow’s right center throw preserves a 4-3 Milwaukee win.
The notice lists church events and revival activities, including Rising Star Baptist Church programs with pastor and wife, the Southwest District Congress Cha in Oct, Fall Revival with prayer meetings Oct 1-4, and preaching by Rev M A Riley. Also mentions Pleasant CME Church and Saturday gatherings, plus a brief item about Lizzie White recovering from surgery.
The page outlines John Alden Knight helper solunar periods with Major periods starting at set times and lasting about one and a half to two hours and Minor periods of shorter duration. It lists days and times including Wednesday Sunday with indicative times for prime fishing or hunting windows.
Fragmentary notes describe Warren Spahn and the Braves facing the Yankees in a world series game. Mentions include Spahn’s pitching trouble and salting issues, with brief references to Rees Saltish and an extraordinary three pitch inning. The text is garbled but centers on pitching performance and surprising moments in the series.
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