Hard Games Ahead for Grid Leaders
TLE ROCK Ark Blythe e's undefeated untied Chickasaws face an out of state opponent as they host Greenwood Miss five wins this season have produced 165 points while the Hot Springs and Little Rock pair must win to keep unbeaten marks. Arkansas teams navigate a schedule with several key tests including Pine Bluff Alma and Clarksville amid regional clashes and late week showdowns.
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Henrys Chapel News Briefs Reflect Small Town Life
Mrs Carl Zills returned home after a several day visit with her son and grandson in Prescott. A misfortune left a wife with an injured leg. Children visited sister Mrs Edgar Downs, Otis Fuller and family from Greenlee. Denville Rathwell and Tom Ell with sister and her husband from Prescott. Mrs R M Fincher spent an afternoon with Mrs Glen and her sister the Rev Mr Rogers of Spring Hill. Wishes for 2 happy life together. Mrs Fred Hunt and Vella Smith visited Hunt Sunday afternoon. A shower at Ralph Hunts home in honor of bride Mrs Ted Purtle drew 88 guests with many delicious sandwiches and cookies.
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Carl Zills
Prescott
Rogers
Spring Hill
Fred Hunt
Vella Smith
Hunt
Ralph Hunt
Ted Purtle
Ann Cuin
Local Social News and Visit Highlights
In This Corner notes visitors and calls among Hope residents. Mrs. Smith of Hope visited Mrs. Willis Cobb on Thursday. Carrol Mullins attended the Hope carnival Wednesday night. Mrs Ethel Fincher called on Mrs Roy Mullins Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Minor May spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Wright of Rocky Mound. Robert West visited Earl Fincher Sunday morning and called on D F Wiggins in the afternoon.
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Bie
Earl Fincher
Smith
Hope
Willis Cobb
Carrol Mullins
Ethel Fincher
Roy Mullins
Minor May
Edward Wright
Rocky Mound
Robert West
D. F. Wiggins
Spring Hill Birth and Missionary Society Notes
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Brown on Tuesday night and both mother and infant are fine. The Woman's Missionary Society met at the Methodist church with 21 members. Mrs. Joe Martin led devotions from St. John's gospel, and the hymn Did You Think to Pray was sung. Plans were set for a short play and a cake social at the auditorium Thanksgiving. The Comstock area of Nevada reports 9.8 billion in precious metals produced.
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Brown
Beby
Woman’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Joe Martin
St. John’s Gospel
Grabbing Passes Simple for Him
MINNEAPOLIS 71 Ray King a Minnesota end credits his rivet grabbing during summer shipyard work for his catching skill. He illustrates his ability by catching passes with a tongs style grip and notes his consistency since the season opener. His standout moment came against Washington in Seattle, leaping over two defenders to secure a 14 7 Minnesota victory over the Huskies.
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Minneapolis
Ray King
Yangy Minnesota
Duluth
King
University of Washington At
Seattle
Washington
Minnesota
Huskers
Army’s Big Grid Machine Rolls Past Columbia 27 10
Army’s offense runs rampant as Kasper leads a 27 10 victory over Columbia. West Point’s Kasper powers two early scores with a quarterback sneak and eight yard TD run, aided by Meyer and a strong line.
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Art Krenz
NEA
Army
Columbia
Beqmn
Commissihe
Kasper
West Point
Southern Grid Powerhouses Climb in SEC Upsets
Tennessee shocked Duke 15 to 13 as Tulane overwhelmed North Carolina 21 to 7. Louisiana State stayed undefeated, while Georgia Tech, Auburn, Alabama, Tulane, and Vanderbilt also held blemish-free records despite ties.
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Atlanta
Volunteers
Tennessee
Tulane
Green Wave
Duke
North Carolina
Dazsling
Blue Devils
Tarheels
Louisiana Siste
Tigers
Bernie Moore
Texas
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Vannerbilt
Warren Giles Named Reds Boss for 1937 Season
Warren C. Giles, newly appointed vice president and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds, rises from a lengthy baseball career to steer the team in 1937. His path spans Moline fans, St Joseph and Rochester clubs, a Cardinal association, and leadership in the International League, culminating in Reds duty and a planned resignation from the IL presidency in December.
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Ay W. C. Peterson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Warren C. Giles
the Marine
Giles
Moline Baseball
Glies
Moline
Board of Directors
Dave Giles
Earl Mack
Connie Mack
Moline Ehich
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Reds
Joseph
Fayley ‘Deuthit
Slare
Douthit
Cardinals
Rickey
Sycaeust
International League
Rochester
National Baseball Pretoc Apy
Open Letter to Ben Epstein on Hope Nashville game coverage
Hope football fans accuse Arkansas Gazette sports editor Ben Epstein of biased reporting on the Hope versus Nashville game, praising the Bobcats and Derbying the state title picture. The letter cites AP praise, lists Hope’s season scores, and urges fuller coverage of the Hope-Camden and state championship prospects.
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Ben Ben Epstein
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Ark
Ben
Hope
Hope- Nashville
Nashville
Epstein
Gazette
Bobcats
Southwest Arkansas High
Yale Pass Key Elevates Aerial Game After Roscoe Departure
Yale tapped Clint Frank to replace Jerry Roscoe and deliver a potent passing attack. Frank’s precise throws helped Old Eli maintain what many consider the East’s best aerial attack, with the young quarterback commanding the leather and guiding the offense.
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Jerry Roscoe
Yale
Clint Frank
Frank
Eli
Nai Ne
Major teams fall as Pitt and Michigan State lose big
New York based report shows Pitt Panthers routing Notre Dame 26-0 in a crowd of 70,000, ending Notre Dame’s run. Minnesota crushed Purdue 33-0, while St. Mary’s of California Michigan State Duke North Carolina and Catholic University all dropped games. Holy Cross Villanova Army Yale and Georgetown stayed undefeated, with several other scores across conferences including Northwestern Ohio State Nebraska Texas A and M and Washington USC maintaining lead or playoff contention.
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Virginia Tech
Washington
Virginia
Virginia Military
Richmond
Davidson
Citadel
Washington State
Southern California
Stanford
Fit
Oregon
Utah State
Utah
Local social notes highlight Hope Achievement Day events
Ozan Mrs J T Creig returned to Tittle Rocke after a visit with relatives. Mrs Eugena Quodlett and Mrs Ben Stuart attended the Hope Achievement Day program. Oom-St Paul Demonstration club won several pantry stove canned fruit prizes. Individual canning winner Mrs Chas Locke with runners up Mrs W D Jones fourth, Mrs Ben Stuart fifth, Mrs Eugene Goodlet sixth. Several locals visited Nashville, Hope, Mineral 128, and surrounding areas for shopping and visiting friends.
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J.T. Creig
Tittle Rocke
Eugena Quodlett
Ben Stuart
Hope
Eugenie Goudluly
Nashville
J. Wakely
Huby Wakely
Earl Robins
Dudley Luuek
Pharr
Texas
Chiura
Mat Lee
Pen Stuart
Doris Stuart
Mary Naomi Goodlett
Chas. Locke
Wilburn Jones
Rusty Sinead
Hane
J. J. Grevanydin
Doris May Floyd
Stella Juan Adwas
Wild Iron Man Rooms Move Reportedly
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Citty took rooms at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stuarts with Mr. and Mrs. Cltty moving last week in a local lodging adjustment.
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Wild Iron Man
Mes
Warner Citty
J. F. Stuarts
Ad Mes
Cltty
Local visitors from Arkansas and Texas share time
Emmet and Mrs Earl Garrett of Little Rock spent Sunday with their relatives. Abner and Mrs Riddick of Ro-Fressa visited her sister Mrs Tw n Mathews. Red Washburn of Kilgore Texas visited his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Snell. Tom Hood of Texarkana visited relatives. Neal Gentry of Little Rock spent the week with his mother. Steven Snell and Don McMilkin returned from Dallas where they attended the centennial. Hervrt Riddick of Smackover visited relatives. Mrs Dick Smart and Mrs Wilbun Gavins of Henderson Texas visited Artis Rhodes.
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Earl Garrett
Little Rock
Abner Riddick
Ro- Fressa
Twn Mathews
Red Washburn
Kilgore
Texas
Dave Snell
Tom Hood
Texarkana
Neal Gentry
Steven Snell
Don McMilkin
Dallas
John Widhar
Hervrt Riddick
Smackover
Dick Smart
Wilbuw
Gavins
Henderson
Artis Rhodes
Crucial Tilt for Porkers Saturday
Arkansas Tech eyes a key showdown with Arkansas State Teachers College as both seek state title contention. Hendrix, Henderson, and others eye pivotal games in a crowded schedule that could reshape the Southwest Conference race.
Hope Star Centennial Edition sale notice
Limited copies remain of the Hope Star $1,700 Centennial Edition offering the complete authentic history of 20 Southwest Arkansas towns. No reservations, first come first served. Centennial edition has 48 pages, six sections, 69 large site photographs. Bound copies 50 cents, unbound 25 cents.
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