Undefeated Ranks Narrow in Arkansas High Schools
Undefeated rankings thin in Arkansas as only 26 teams remain unbeaten, including Little Rock, Dorado, The Bluff, Van Buren, Subiaco, Camden, Stuti Bart, Forrest City and Conway. The report lists multiple schools with perfect records and varying win counts.
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Razorback Line Shines In TCU rout says Fort Worth
Arkansas Razorbacks boast a deep, powerful line with sophomores and veterans thriving behind a rugged front. Campbell rushes 321 yards in two games, Logue spurs the attack, and Duke disrupts on defense while Williams anchors the line.
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Malvern to Be Tough for Bobcats
Local preview notes Malvern hosts Hope in non conference play as the Bobcats seek form for conference action. Mentioned are Camden and Texarkana as upcoming foes, plus reflections on World Series connections and notable player paths from other teams. Includes tidbits on coaching signals and event mood.
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Roe to Start for Dodgers Opposite Reynolds in World Series Opener
The Dodgers plan to start Preacher Roe against Allie Reynolds of the Yankees in the first World Series game at Yankee Stadium. If confirmed, left handed Roe would pitch opposite Reynolds, with managers awaiting warmups for final word. The 40th World Series will be widely televised and radio covered as Brooklyn seeks its first title since 1920 while New York holds an 11 of 15 series edge.
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Hogs and Bears Face Key Players Ailing Before Tilt
Fayetteville reports stress on Arkansas fullback Leon Muscles Campbell and Baylor rival Frank Boydston with both teams listing injuries ahead of the Waco clash. Arkansas coach Barnhill doubts Campbell will play, while Baylor coach Bobby Woodruff weighs Boydston’s health and the Razorbacks’ pass defense after interceptions. Scrimmages planned for Arkansas with travel to Waco Friday.
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Baseball News From Coast and Dixie Series Summary
Pacific Coast Finals in San Diego where San Diego leads 1 0 over Hollywood LI. Dixie Series Nashville SA defeats Tulsa TL 3 2 with Tulsa leading 3 2 in games. No game scheduled for Little World Series.
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Attendance surge boosts SMU reach at Cotton Bowl era
A 1949 survey of Southwest Conference attendance shows SMU drawing 109,000 fans in two home games at the Cotton Bowl, far surpassing last year. Rice Baylor Texas also post gains. total conference attendance stands well above 1948 figures with 292,018 across eleven home games versus 213,239 a year earlier.
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Michigan Is Tops Say Sportsmen
Michigan tops the first 1949 AP college football poll with 688 points, followed by Notre Dame 627 and Oklahoma 505. The voting reflects the 1948 final rankings with Michigan, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma leading. Michigan State and Stanford were notable openers, while several other teams received scattered first place votes.
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Nashville Still Clings to Dixie Playoff
Nashville remains in the Dixie Series after a 3 2 win over Tulsa to lead the best of seven. Carl Sawatski hit a second inning homer with a runner aboard, while Tulsa’s Joe Adcock homered in the fourth.
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Tigers Seek First Win Against Lions in Texarkana
Coach R. J. Torrence announces Yarger High Tigers will host Washington High Lions of Texarkana on Friday night October 7 at 8 15 p m instead of Saturday October 8 Transportation will be provided for fans Traveling to Texarkana Last week the Tigers tied 6-6 at Broken Bow with Harper Cooper the Browns and Moss standout players
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Browns Sign Much-Sought Young Hurler
St. Louis Browns sign 19 year old Burke McCaughlin described as the most sought after player of the year. The Eden Alabama native pitched for a Navy team in San Diego this summer, going 22 and 3. He will report to spring training.
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Two Guilty of Card Cheating in Williamson West Virginia
Two men Junior Mullitt and Oliver Newsome were found guilty of card cheating in Williamson court. They received a total fine of 19 300 and one year in jail each by Circuit Judge C W Ferguson, the largest fine in Mingo Circuit court history. Mullitt later pleaded guilty to contempts of court and received 100 fine and three more months.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Classics and Celebrities
NBC presents This is Your Life at 8 30 followed by District Attorney at 9 Big Story at 9 30 Curtain Time at 1 CBS offers Mr Chameleon at 7 30 Dr Christian at 30 Judy Garland with Bing Crosby at 9 Burns and Allen ABC lineup includes Lone Ranger 6 30 Sherlock Holmes Boris Karloff drama Lawrence Welk at 9 30 On Trial FBI reports as evidence MBS features Can You Top This at 7 20 International Airport drama Family Theater Poe The Gold Bug.
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Wednesday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listings page shows programs across stations including Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis Jr and Captain Midnight. Highlights include Arkansas Livestock Show coverage, Frank Edwards News, Mutual Newsreel, and Salon Serenade with various musical interludes and dance music segments.
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Souvenirs From St. Louis Cardinals Jersey Returns
Souvenir program notes indicate New St. Louis items tied to the World Series are being collected. A large batch of jersey souvenirs marked as such are returned, signaling a distribution and refund issue for fans following the event.
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