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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
3
Local forecasts hinge on Stone’s health as Hope and Camden prepare for a tense clash. Predictions vary from Camden edges to Hope upset, with several writers citing Stone’s availability and the teams’ high scoring potential in the Friday night showdown.
Bodcaw Ark three Bodcaw High School teams start practice Tuesday afternoon in response to Coach May. Senior boys include Hast Season regulars with Allen graduated last spring. Junior boys about twenty, with several last year's players. Girls squad expected with about twelve members. Gymnasium near completion thanks to the PWA and community funds. Bodcaw aims to win district title next spring.
Freeman Stone and Joe Eason have improved condition and will join the lineup for the crucial game against Camden. Stone’s shin swelling eased and he expects to play. Eason is ankle limited but improving and should be in better shape by game time. Coach Hammons noted Woodrow Parsons at fullback and Still at guard, with Johnny Wilson ready for tackle if Stone can’t go. A special train to Camden seats six coaches and a baggage car, with tickets 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
Fayetteville Arkansas Razorbacks face Texas A and M in the tenth annual Homecoming clash marking final home appearance for star pair Dwight Sloan and Jack Robbins with other seniors Benton Hamilton Owen Gilmore and Rawlings likely to start. Homecoming week includes pep meeting bonfire parade ROTC band queen Ruth McCord and dances at the field house.
Slime forwards a proud note as Bodegw High School unveils a new building and the Bodcaw Badgers host Central in the season opener. Bodcaw eyes victory despite limited practice as visitors stream in for a real bell game at Bodcaw.
CHICAGO: Tony Lazzeri, 12 year Yankee second baseman, signed by owner Phil Wrigley as player coach for 1938. SAN FRANCISCO: Lefty O Doul, Seals manager, pitched 13 innings in seven games this season without allowing a run. BLOOMINGTON: Paul Graham, Indiana fullback, is Ralph Graham’s brother who played under Bo McMillin at Kansas State.
Camden expected a near record crowd for the 1937 Panther Bobcat football game at Alvhutt field Friday night. Hope and Pine Bluff drew large gates this season, with Camden undefeated in conference play despite losses to Little Rock and Byrd High. The Panthers field a rebuilt line and fresh backs with key players out, aiming to break Hope’s home-field dominance since 1925.
Pine Bluff aims for its sixth Big 15 victory as Zebras travel to Hot Springs to face a Trojans squad coming off a one touchdown win over Fordyce. The feature also notes Hope and Camden, Little Rock and Blytheville in conference play, with several undefeated teams matching outside foes.
During the summer months husky workers receive gumdrops and salt tablets for cooling and added energy. The salt helps regulate temperature while sugar provides a boost, ensuring workers stay nourished in hot conditions.
Detroit Tiger outfielder Gerald Walker extended the season hitting streak to 27 games. The streak highlights a strong stretch for Walker as Detroit pursued team success.
In Los Angeles Leon Errol, famed for his comical stage presence, supported a six day bicycle race at the Pan Pacific auditorium. The event drew local crowds amid lively competition and promotional activity surrounding the showcase.
The Guernsey Athletic Association named new officers led by Val Boyes as president and Frances Dury as president, with Lottie Bays as secretary and Faye Toya as treasurer. A five member committee will draft the constitution and bylaws. A walk to raise funds is planned for Thursday October 28. Coach Forney Hott announced basketball team schedules for the season opening at Patterson's gym on Friday night November 4. Regular practice days remain Wednesdays.
An OCR fragment shows a meat and grocery ad with items like steak, bacon, bologna, light crust flour and other products. It appears to be a market sheet from a store on Armour Street, listing beef steaks, banquets bacon, bologna, flour, and other goods with unclear prices.
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