Bobcats Open Season With Benton Clash Friday Night
Hope High School prepares for its first conference game against Benton Veigh Lehwel after a 48 to 0 season opener over Halalia. Coach Hammons notes strong conditioning, intensive drills, and new plays as the Arkanas conference kicks off with several matchups across the state.
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Eight Travelers to Big Leagues
Memphis based season wrap lists players headed to major and minor league tryouts. Key moves include eight Little Rock travelers joining the Boston Red Sox system, Memphis figures moving to Chicago and Detroit, six New Orleans Pelicans headed to Cleveland, and other players recalled to various clubs with drafts and assignments shaping spring rosters. Several veterans and prospects are noted along with teams, positions, and destinations.
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Oscar Gries
Thomas Tewin
Jim Shilling
Rey Weatherly
Jim Asbell
New York Giants
Dursay City
Travelers to Meet Pels in Play Off
In Little Rock the Shaughnessy play off begins at Travelers Field Tuesday night with the Little Rock Travelers facing the New Orleans Pelicans after Atlanta eliminated the Pelicans late Monday. The best of five series moves to the opponents grounds for the third game if needed.
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Lewin
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Hope opens 1987 football wars with Bright TD
Action shot from Friday night shows Vasco Bright, Bobcat quarterback, scoring on the second touchdown as Freeman Stone blocks. The scene captures the moment near the goal-line with the white line visible at ankle height in the end-zone.
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Jock Sutherland and Wallace Wade Begin 19th Season
Sports editor Harry Grayson notes Duke's Wallace Wade and Pittsburgh's Jock Sutherland start their 19th seasons as grid coaches. Known as football's twin coaches, they share a long history of success, similar temperaments, and distinctive speech patterns, including Sutherland’s brogue.
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Wallace Wade
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NBA Service
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Wade and Sutherland Face Off In Duke Pitt Clash For Rose Bowl Chance
The piece compares coaches Wade and Sutherland, tracing their Scotsman roots and career paths from Alabama to Duke and Pitt. It notes Wade’s 137 28 7 record through 11 years at Brown and Sutherland’s 127 26 13 mark, plus their Rose Bowl confrontations and coaching trees. The Duke Pitt showdown at Duke Stadium on November 27 could decide the Rose Bowl fate as rival legends Neyland and Thomas linger near the summit.
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Robert Bruce
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Pop Warner
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Bill Kern
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Pitt
Bob Neyland
Tenessee
Frank Thomas
Turner Out Of Four Round Bout With Milton Powell
Webb Turner of near Texarkana will not fight Milton Powell of Patmos in the four round feature at the South Walnut street arena Tuesday night. Promoter Bert Mauldin said Turner failed to appear without explanation. Powell will still fight, opponent to be announced from ringside. Jolly Witherspoon and Doyle Lindsey meet in the three round opening preliminaries.
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Patmos
South Walnut Street
Bert Mauldin
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Mauldin
Jolly Witherspoon
Doyle Lindsey
James Wilbanks
Albert Johnson
Alton Camp
Wilbanks
War will last as long as there is a man in China says Benton
A collection of quotes from William Benton Wallace Beery and Eleanor Bailey touches on war, danger, and a planned divorce. The remarks reflect personal views from a university vice president a movie actor and a chorus girl about threats and relationships.
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William Benton
University of Chicago
Orient
Wallace Beery
Eleanor Bailey
Eddie Foy
Fifteen Year Rank of Notable Football Coaches
They hold splendid records as youngsters in coaching. Other seasoned leaders ranked near Ware and Sutherland include Pop Warner at Temple Howard Jones at Southern California Gil Dobie at Boston College Francis Schmidt at Ohio State Slip Madigan at Saint Marys and Dana X Bible at Texas.
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Gil Dobie
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Ohio State
Slip Madigan
Saint Mary's
Dana X. Bible
Texas
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