Leopards seek win as DeQueen hosts non conf game
The DeQueen Leopards face a tough test at home Friday night in a non conference showdown with Catholic High. Preparations include a large local turnout and ticket sales, with buses and student travel arranged, while coaches note the team’s need to improve after weather and health concerns.
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Abwig
Leopards
Attess
Hitomens
EL Dinsule
Catholic High
Warren
Canus Wong
Catholic
Hwneta
Hoan Cohen
DeQueen
Cole
Trout
Prescott
Pyuny
Temnih
Cubs Receive Boisterous Welcome Ahead of World Series
Chicago fans crowded downtown for a half mile parade honoring the Cubs after winning the National League title. Mayor Kelly greeted the team as players spoke from the steps, and shares of the prize were distributed among players, with Grimm controversially excluded and Hartnett praised for managing the club. Hartnett planned strategy for the opening game against the Yankees at Wrigley Field, with Dizzy Dean rumored to be in the rotation for at least one game.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Bill Lee
Cubs
Chicago Janes
Gabby Hartnett
New York Yankees
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Siler
Lia Salle Street
Eity Hall
Martiett
Atcent
Edward d. Kelly
Grin
Wir
Eeceptios
Wpo
Chailen
Grimn
St Louis
Liepennent
Hartnett
Kelly
Hiurnett
Divey
Dean
Gethe
Bil Leu
Wrigley
Dizzy
Dein
Wedhornings
Yanks
How to See Football By Jerry Bronfield NEA Service
A 1940s style sports guide explains football formations focusing on the single wing and its origins. It details alignment, blocking, back positions, and the appeal of power runs and passes from the wing. The article notes Yale Dartmouth Northwestern California and others adopting the single wing, then hints at the next topic: the double wing.
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Jerry Bronfield
NEA
Service Sports
Weiter Heuld
Cothall
Loveldown
Teddy
Amos Alonay
Anfio
Buel
Nanther
Tikes
Pesthan Abe
Loving Bawk
Saul
Ng Sallownally
Bik
Min
Baek
Bigtone
Yale
Dartmouth
Northwestern
California
Prescott Wolves to Dedicate New Stadium in Tuesday Clash
Prescott High School Curly Wolves host Glenwood High School Tuesday night to open Nevada county fair festivities at the new stadium. Coach Cutch O. H. Storey Jr. has his squad rested after a 12 to 0 win over Dierks, with key players returning from a hard schedule and an Oct 13 home game against the Nastville Scrappers shaping a pivotal season moment.
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Prescott
Ark
Prescott High School
Curly Wolves
Glenwood High School
Cutch O. H. Storey, Jr
Dierks Outlaws
Dierks
Facs
Tesday
Eliash
Curley Wolves
Nastville Scrappers
Scrappers
Storey
Magnolia Panthers
Bune
Ritchie's Day Long at Ann Arbor School Clerk Job
Stark Ritchie holds a clerk’s job at the Michigan Union and works nights from seven to one, while also toiling as halfback. He navigates school duties and campus life, balancing work and athletics in Ann Arbor.
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Ritchie
Ann Arbor
Stark Ritchie
Michigen Union
Sumner Walverhn
Stepping Up James Due Prothre for Browns Manager
James Due Prothre, recently resigning as manager of the Little Rock club in the Southern Association, was first in line to take over the St. Louis Browns after it was reported Gubby Street would not be signed. He is also said to be dealing with the ethics factors surrounding the potential appointment.
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Cubs
Rogers Sturtsky
Grimm
Miesyasan
Mark
Koenks
Wen
Piel Nin
Witalse
James
Due) Prothre
Little Rock
Southern Association
St. Louis Browns
Gubby Street
Ehinics
Montgomery to clash with Mullling for Southern heavyweight title
Memphis telegraph item reports Lloyd Montgomery of Lauxite Arkansas meeting Murry Moon Mull ing of Mississippi in Tuesday night boxing for the Southern heavyweight championship. Montgomery to weigh 182 pounds, Mull ing 188, both former Golden Glove champions with nine pro fights each.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lloyd Montgomery
Lauxite
Ark
Murry Moon Mulling
Miss
Chamipionship
Milling
Wol
Stribling
Montgomery
Bis
Rix
Northwestern freshman Bil DeCorrevont Makes Early Impact
Evanston reports 19 year old Bil DeCorrevont of Chicago Austin High and Northwestern freshman football shows poised play beyond typical rookies. Coach Lynn Waldorf treats him as a regular recruit while Maury Kent compares him to Moon Baker, noting calm speed and strong running with fair passing and kicking. DeCorrevont himself stays grounded, admitting he has no illusion of stardom.
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Evanston
Red Grange
Viaine
Bil DeCorrevont
Chicago
Austin High School
Northwestern
Wildcat
DeCarrevout
Doavh Maury Kent
Moon Baker
Hank Bruder
Pug Renmier
Don Heap
Bill
Baker
Moon
Kent
Renter
Bruder
DeCarrevant
Bird
DeCorrevont
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Friday Battle Preview Versus DeQueen Leopards at Hone
Coach Hammens expects Tommy Sammels and Charles Ray Baker to be ready for Friday night’s game against the DeQueen Leopards at Hone. Sammels suffered an ankle injury last week against Smickover and left the game in the second quarter. Baker has battled a leg injury all season but should be in top form for the Leopard clash.
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Hammens
Dne
Tommy Sammels
Charles Ray Baker
Freshman Scrimmage Star Juggles School and Sports
Bill, a popular freshman at a Chicago suburb school, aims to reach varsity, while balancing chores, a job in the athletic equipment room, a part time post at the co op store, and wait staff duties at the Sigma Chi house. He returns weekends to Austin to visit his widowed mother, with many peers supporting his effort.
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Bill
Austin
Co-Op
Sigma Chi
Chicago
Football Injuries Ranked Fourth on Record
Harvard surgeon Dr. Augustus Thorndike notes in the New England Journal of Medicine that football causes the most serious injuries among organized sports, with 239 fractures reported among athletes. Baseball and polo show fewer injuries, hockey a severe leg fracture, while skiing trends rising with winter trails opening.
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Boston
Augustus Thorndike
Harvard
New England Journal of Medicine
Jessi
Northwestern Freshmen Trio From Austin On Gridiron Watch
Three Austin high school alumni Alf Bauman 215 pound tackle Don Johnson 20 pound center and Sonny Skor quarterback headline Northwestern fresh teams. They face scrutiny after starring for Milnois high school eleven before fans call for De Carrevant ahead of the 1938 season.
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Northwestern Fresh
Austin High School
Alf Bauman
Don Johnson
Sonny Skor
Milnois
de Carrevant
Northwestern
Leo Moon Guides Crackers Past Exporters for Dixie Title
Ancient Leo Moon, a left hander with 17 years in the business, pitched the Atlanta Crackers to a Dixie baseball pennant with a four game to none series win over the Beaumont Exporters. Chatham homered twice, Buster Chatham added two driven runs, and Dizzy Trout took the loss after giving up nine hits and six runs in eight innings. Small crowd of 1,725 watched as Mailho, Richards, Bolling, and Mauldin contributed in key innings.
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Beaumont
Texas
Leo Moon
Atlanta Crackers
Beaumont Exporters
Crackers
Chatham
Buster Chatham
Dizzy Trout
Trout
Mailho
Richards
Peters
Bolling
Saratoga Springs Golfer Scores Three Under Par
William H. Ford of Saratoga Springs played three consecutive holes in under par, carding 2, 3, and 2 against par 4, 5, and 3. The scoreline shows a five under par across the three holes.
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Saratoga Springs
William H. Ford
Stirnweiss Placed On Diet Cure To Heal Stomach Ulcer
At Chapel Hill North Carolina the football program reports that George Stirnweiss, once groomed for the quarterback job, has been ordered on a diet regimen after hospital exams revealed a stomach ulcer. He may miss the season.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
George Stirnweiss
Crowell Little
Stirmweiss
Harvard Student Hospitalized After Winter Recreation Incident
A Harvard College student remains hospitalized in a New Hampshire hospital for weeks or months following a broader incident. The report notes 923 injuries overall with internal injuries rare but 100 cases of mild chain concussions recorded.
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Harvard College
New Hampshire
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