Leopards and Hope Clash in De Queen Grid Battle
In De Queen, a tense football clash saw the Leopards struggle against Hope, with De Queen players and band drawing strong crowd reactions. The Leopards’ defense buckled while Hope’s offense pressed, creating a hard fought game amid partisan displays and vivid stadium scenes.
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Queen
Medwick Wins Almost Every Batting Title
Medwick led the league with an outstanding batting average and dominated in doubles while driving in runs for the St. Louis team. He claimed multiple batting honors, setting a high standard across the season and eclipsing rivals with consistent offensive prowess.
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Jonesboro Hosts Hope Bobcats in Friday Grid Showdown
Jonesboro prepares for a home clash with Hope in a pivotal conference game. Golden Hurricane aim to snap a losing streak as Manning and Hebert lead a deep lineup in a tough tilt against the Bobcats, with high stakes for regional standings.
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Jonesboro
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Schoel Streamlines Reading Courses in Laramie
In Laramie a series of reading courses labeled Schoel Streamlines are offered. The program appears to include aims at literacy improvement with various unnamed instructors and participants. The text is partially garbled with many unreadable phrases and scattered names.
Yankees Win World Series in Five Games
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants to clinch the World Series in five games. Mel Ott homered for the Giants, but Lefty Gomez shut down repeated threats as the Yankees surged with timely hits including homers and doubles. The victory marks the Yankees fifth straight fall classic win and their sixth win in seven years, tying a record with the 1929-1933 teams.
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Last-Minute Pass Beats Parker Bears in Rival Tilt
In a tense conference showdown, Baylor Bears edge Parker with a last minute pass. James Gertialy triggers a key drive as Durhan Bugim breaks free for a 63 yard gain. Razorbacks’ passing attack remains a threat, while Parker struggles to contain the visitors’ late surge.
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Tle
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Sloan
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Bruin
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Ringgold and Murfreesboro visitors and local church meeting
Washington residents including Mr and Mrs Til Corry and Mrs Rosa Woods visited relatives at Ringgold and McCaskill while Mr and Mrs Etter and Sarah June spent the weekend with C N Trimble in Bh Dorada. The Presbyterian Auxiliary met for an October social at Mrs C McMay with eleven members sewing bandages and gathering supplies for White Cross. rummage sale proceeds were 7.60 with unsold items to be offered again.
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Mattie Corry
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C. M. Williams
C. N. Trimble
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C. C. Stuart
Joy Munroe
Darnall Alford
Murfreesbury
Lee Holt
Rodessa
Hart
Reeve Arrington
Hope
W. JD. Watkins
Minnie Yarbrough
Prescott
Ian Ray
McMay
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Cotton Loses Out Continued From Page One
The article discusses a bleak outlook for the cotton crop and foreign cotton trade. It notes a 2,500,000 bale export figure for unmanufactured cotton in the first half of the year, with exports only 4.4 percent higher than 1936 and 19 percent below the five year average. It also mentions overseas mills using foreign cotton instead of American.
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Governor Bailey to be welcomed in Washington as successor to Senator Robinson
Bailey will be welcomed in Washington as the successor to Senator Robinson and assume a place in Democratic Party leadership of national affairs. Arkansas is expected to hold a favored place in the national picture under his influence.
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