Hope High to Host Haynesville Prep Football Tuesday Night
Hope High School prepares fans for a Tuesday warmup game at 1 45 oclock to preview the season. Coaches Hammons and Brasher will explain rules as fans view a top folded gridiron field. admission is 25 cents.
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Haynesville
Gin
Fulkerson
Green
Quinshy
Parsons
Shinyosun
Ellen
Samuels
Mason
Baker
Coleman
Daniels
Waynesville
Toeslay
Gladney White
Odell Rigdon
Tray Sharp
W. H. Heard
Holly Heard
Toxy Koren
W.G. Binless
Grover Smith
Harolt Thisley
Fullnick L. O. Chinne
Chain System of Cards to Be Cut Says Rickey
ST LOUIS Globe Democrat reports that the St Louis Cardinals plan to cut nearly half of their minor league chain this winter. President En Brensen and executive Branch Rickey reportedly will eliminate about a dozen affiliated clubs as part of a farm system overhaul. Breadon declined to confirm plans, saying no decisions have been made.
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St, Louis
Glode-Democrat
Frankie Vole
Sid
En Brensen
Branch Ricckey
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Globe- Democrat
Breadon
Razorbacks Foresee 1938 Lineup With Freshman Replacements
The 1938 Razorbacks show six veterans anchoring the line alongside a quintet of backs. Captain Lloyd Woourlell leads at center with Wilfred Thorpe and Dudley Mays at guard and Randall Stalin at tackle. Marion Fletcher and Ray Cale are leading backs, while Kay Eakin and Ralph Atwood aim to pace the backfield. A shortage of second linemen is noted as the squad relies on sophomores for ends, tackle, and line replacements.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Lloyd Woourlell
Wilfred Thorpe
Dudley Mays
Randall Stalin
Husky
Marion Fletchers
Ray Cale
Kay Eakin
Ralph Atwood
Razorbacks
Man Collects Football Programs From September to January
San Francisco a hobbyist catalogs football programs arriving from all over the country. Lambert Meyer has near 1000 issues, dating back to 1926, with prices from a ticket to 5 cents and 125 cents standard. He values older issues and those from smaller colleges, studying them to gain insight into games and statistics. He works as a messenger for the World’s Pair organization and spends weeks nights on journalism study.
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San Francisco
Lambert Meyer
Meyer
Oall
Bowling Green
Colby
Earlham
Geneva
Yale
Notre Dame
South
Far West
Greenberg Clouts Home Run No. 50
DETROIT. The Tigers beat the White Sox 4 to 3 as Jink Greenberg and Rudy York powered the offense. Greenberg hit his 50th homer in the third inning with bases empty, narrowing Babe Ruth's 60 homer pace. York doubled home the winning run in the sixth. Greenberg, in his 14th game today with 20 left, must sustain power to reach Ruth's mark.
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Tigers
Jlink Greenberg
Rudy York
White Sox
Greenberg
Babe Ruth
York
Hank
Ruth
Greenbere
Harvester Team to Play Tuesday in International Championship
The Harvester Team from Little Rock Arkansas, national champions, had a Tuesday game at Soldier Field versus Cincinnati due to wet rounds. Arkansas cousins were feted at a College Jam banquet. IHL executives praised the show. Charlie Ison is out with a dislocated thumb while backing up in the Florida game. Jo Ring and Kong Kelly take on pitching duties.
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Soldier's Field
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International Harvester of
Little Rock
Arkansas
International Harvester Company
College Jam
Sherman Hots
HLA
Lite Rock Harvesters
Arkansans
Charlie Ison
Ino
Florida
Jo Ring
Kong Kelly
Stu
Sox Beat Tigers Behind Knall White Pitching Duel
Pitchers Jack Knall and John White limited Detroit to seven hits as Al Benton of Detroit hurled nine in a strong showing. Joe Kuhel drove in two Chicago runs with a third inning homer with a man aboard, and Meyer’s triplet threatened a late push before Christman nailed Mile Kreevich at the plate to end the game.
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Jack Knall
John Whitehead
Tigers
al Benton
Duteoit
Joe Kuhel
Chicago
Mnan
Sox
Meyer
Christman
Mile Kreevich
Baseball Standings and Results Reported
Monday results show Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 with only gates played. Tuesday matches include New York at Cleveland Washington at Cincinnati, Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at St Louis. Additional games listed Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York.
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Gates
New York
Washington
Cincage
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Brookly
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Bi. Louis
Philadelpia
Pitsburgh
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Rr Philadelphia
Bruner and Williams Win Opening Shaughnessy Playoff Games
Bruner-Ivory and Williams Lumber Company softball teams opened the Shaughnessy playoff at Fair Park. Roy Taylor pitched Bruner to a 4 0 victory over Alton CCC camp with seven strikeouts and three hits allowed. Williams led 14 5 over Geo W Robison, with Bootsie Fike supplying a four run first inning boost while Robison never challenged the lead. If either Bruner or Williams loses Thursday, a third game will be played. finals set for Hempstead County Fair week.
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Williams
Robison
Fair Park
Sing
Bruner
Hempstead County Fair
Hannans and
Brasher
Prospects Bright for Reddie Team
ARKADELPHIA Ark The 1938 Henderson State Teachers College football squad is seen as the strongest in years by authorities and supporters. Coach Lloyd Grow reduced 72 players to about 50, ensuring a capable starting eleven and solid substitutes for all positions.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson State Teachers College
Lloyd Grow
Shirt from Alen's sleeve enters National Museum
In Cooperstown Johnny Allen's torn shirt sleeve is sent to the National Museum of Baseball ahead of the centennial celebration next year. A Cleveland department store donated the shirt after officials deemed it museum-worthy and it was purchased for 50 dollars for display in a show.
Playoff Series to Begin On Tuesday in Dixie Race
Four Southern Association clubs that led the season open a best three of five series Tuesday to decide who meets the Texas League Dixie Series champion. Atlanta faces Memphis, Nashville meets New Orleans, with Sunkel and Doyle set as starters. The Texas League playoff includes Beaumont, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Memphis
Chickasaws
Nashville
New Orleans
Riehard
Sunkel
Chicks
Pels
Charley Dressen
Orin Collier
Evans
Collier
Russell
Red) Evans
Beaumont
San Antonis
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Pitcher Allen Fined For Ragged Sleeves Rule Violation
In Boston last June Umpire Bill Mc Gowan ordered Allen to change his windowed sleeve. Oscar Vitt fined Allen $250 for the actions. The American League rule prohibits ragged or slit sleeves as they confuse the batsman.
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Allen
Bill McGowan
Boston
Oscar Vitt
Yankees Set Size Rules For Incoming Players
New York Yankees management announces recruits must be at least five feet tall and weigh 150 pounds or more. A separate note mentions a farm scene in Hillsboro, Ohio, with seed potato tossing during tractor work. In Durham, Duke football suffers a setback as George McAfee of Ironton, Ohio, is out indefinitely with a foot injury, impacting Wallace Wade's offense.
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New York
New York Yankees
Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
George McAfee
Ironton
University Hospital
McAfee
Wallace Wade
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