Be foratio Lions Face Season Opener At Home
Hammons outlines plans as Be foratio Lions open with High School Lions Friday. Replacements fill gaps in backfield and line, with K B Spears, Daniel, Hill and others among returning players. Coaches groom a 115 pound substitute end for key role while the squad shifts to practice on the field amid sod work and building efforts.
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iCook
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Woodrow Parsons
Partha
Eason
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Aslin
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Bobby Elten
Reese
Hammons Led Hope Bobcats To Strong Early Seasons
Coach Foy H Hammons builds Hope High football into a top Arkansas program. Over three seasons his teams posted 25 wins eight losses and one tie. The 1934 squad opened with seven victories and four defeats while the 1935 team produced a near perfect run and All-State notice for Cargile Stone and others. The 1936 season yielded a record of nine wins one loss and a tie with several Bobcats earning first and second team spots across state lists.
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Walnut Ridge High School Faces Large Football Squad
Walnut Ridge coach Van Ellis returns with 35 candidates in 21 jettermen forming the neoclass around which he plans a winning team. Assistant William Adams, a recent Arkansas State College grad, coaches the backfield. Home-heavy schedule opens September 17 Rector to November 25 Pocahontas. The Great Dane is a German dog developed by German fanciers despite its Danish name.
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Grid Stadium Nears Completion At Hope High School
Hope High prepares a $20 000 football stadium with 4000 seats and 640 boxes financed by the city and WPA. Dedication set for Sept 24 against Bryd High School of Shreveport. Officials include Mayor Albert Graves and coaches Foy Hammons and visiting coach. Ushering, numbered box seats, a press box, and ticket duties listed amid a year long build funded by federal and city funds.
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Foy Hammons
Hope
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Will Palmer
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Glenn Durham
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Bobcats to Play at Blytheville November 5
Blytheville coach Joe Dudy announces Hope high school will fill the November 5 vacancy on the Chickasaws schedule. Hope and Blytheville navigate a home and home arrangement with Hope visiting Blytheville November 4 1938. The lineup includes North Little Rock Hot Springs Jonesboro Forrest City Greenwood and an out of state game ranked as a conference match. Some species of grouse molt their nails at end of summer.
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Scrappers May Be Light This Year at Nashville High
Nashville Ark The Scrappers Nashville high school football team faces a lighter roster due to graduation losses and key players gone yet a hopeful core of candidates trains hard under Coach Bradley with about thirty days to practice before a season opener at Scrapper Field against Murfreesboro. The schedule may expand beyond twelve games if extra contests arise with nearby towns. Fans anticipate a strong effort as new players gain experience and the team develops plays for the coming season.
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Lay It On the Line No Passes for Hope High Games
Hope High School faces a season without passes for any attendees as the school board reaffirms the policy to pay stadium debt and fund athletics. An $8000 city borrow will be repaid at 50 dollars per home game. The item reflects district finance and game-day access.
Bobcats Appetite for Size Leads Season Opener
The Hope High School Bobcats enter Friday’s season opener with a notable weight advantage over Horatio High School, averaging 172 pounds to Horatio’s roughly 154. Horatio, coached by Charles Varnell and Clell McClure, plans a Notre Dame shift nine formation. Readied eight returning lettermen include Captain Peck and Sargeant, with a slate of key starters listed for Hope.
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