Benton High Will 4 Heavy Team Faces Hope In Clash
Benton High School football, weighed by veteran backfield and strong line, faces Hope High in a conference tilt Friday night. Coach Ben Means lists players by weight and position, noting maroon and grey colors and pearl and grey uniforms. The roster includes Cavey, Jordan, Duggan, Pogan, Cates, Newcomb, Natley, Dobbs, Cunningham, Hudspeth, Rucker, Whitlell, Parker, and Holder among others. Also mentions historical note on 1861 congress action to suppress counterfeiting.
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Hope High School
Indinn
Ben Means
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Means
Hendere Son State Teachers
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Dobbs
D. Cunningham
W. Crawford
Hudspeth
M. Rucker
Whitlell
Moore
A. Parker
J. Holder J. Fleming
Drenan
Congress
Travelers Chicks Win Opening Games in Shaughnessy Playoffs
Little Rock Travelers beat New Orleans Pelicans 12 to 11 after a three hour game with 19 hits to 16. Byron Humphreys' triple and Jack O’Neill's single in the 4th inning produced the deciding run. Art Graham hit a two-run homer in the eighth for the Travelers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Byron Humphreys
Jack O'Neill
Little Rock Travelers
New Orleans Pelicans
Shaughnessy
Travelers
Doc Prothro
Kola Sharpe
Humphreys
Sharpe
Pels
New Orleans
Jakucki
Nore
Roy Weatherly
Travelars
Art Graham
N. Orlwans
Humphries
Moore
Drake
George
Midkiff
Dicks Nun
Poindexter
Thompson
The Blendings National League Results Summary
The Blendings report final results across the league with New York 12 2 and St Louis 9 1 leading. Detroit beat Washington 11, St Louis 11 defeated Philadelphia 4, New York 17 beat Cleveland 5, and other scores included Brooklyn 4 11 Cincinnati 2 2 Boston 9 4 Chicago 0 2 and Philadelphia 9 9.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wasington
Louis
iNew York
Cleveland
His Telephone Saved Him In a Serial Murder Mystery
Last person seen with Amy Kerr before she leapt from a roof becomes suspect Harry Hutchins. A recorded telephone call at the crime moment saves him, shaping a baffling case whose only trail is a killer’s voice. Watch this great new serial of the year.
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Amy Kerr
Harry Hutchins
Out of the Night Beginning Tomorrow Hope Star
A brief notice announces the start of a new effort or event titled Out of the Night, beginning tomorrow, with local context provided by the Hope Star for readers in the area.
Huddleston family visits Oak Grove kin in two days last week
J A Smith age 18 died in Nashville hospital Tuesday night from appendicitis. Burial at Mt Tabor with Rev Doaks in charge. He survived by parents five brothers and two sisters and many relatives. Virginia Holt suffered a lamp glass injury causing 12 stitches on her cheek Friday night. M C Erwin of Paraloma was a business visitor Friday. Aunt Lucy Hutson moved to Doyle to live with her niece. R A Sanford went to Little Rock Saturday to bring his wife home after treatments.
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Sam Huddleston
Huddleston
Rick Carey
Oak Grove
J. A. Smith
Dick Smith
Nashville
Mt. Tabor
F. P. Doaks
Virginia Holt
Holt
M. C. Erwin
Paraloma
Lucy Hutson
Doyle
Dohn Furnatter
Sanford
Little Rock
Johnson Deplores Feller Ballyhoo On Sundays
Cleveland news quotes Walter Johnson criticizing media hype around Bob Feller. Johnson says pitchers should not be pitched only on Sundays and warns against overpublicizing his appearances. He recalls his own early career pressure to perform spectacularly for crowds.
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Feller Ballyhoo
Cleveland
NBA
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Feller
Texas Aggie Squad Poised for Tough Season
Coach Homer Norton previews a strengthened Texas A&M backfield led by Dick Todd and Dick Vitek with Shockey and Nesista as alternatives. Karl Steffens and Bill Audish anchor the line and backfield depth, while Joe Routt and Virgil Jones headline a formidable guard and defensive group.
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Stayton
Texas
Dick Todd
Texas A
Todd
Southern Methodist
Homer Norton
Erdove
Akia
Colllege
Norton
Dick Vitek
Jim Shockey
Hewcener
Karl Steffens
Steffens
Bob Nessrsta
Nesista
Waleman Price
Bill Audish
Owen (Slick) Rogers
Tigers Pitch In to Aid Charlie in AL race
Detroit Tigers teammates backed Charlie Gehringer in his bid for the American League batting title. They nearly shut down Washington shortstop Cecil Travis, limiting him to two hits in 20 at bats across a three game series, dropping Travis to .348, 35 points behind Gehringer with Gehringer’s rivals Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio still in contention.
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Detroit
NBA
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Togies
Cecil Travis
Washington
Gehringer
Nationals
Travis
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Gridiron lineup hints at shifts and unsure roles
The article details Norton’s uncertainty over starting linemen and ends for the upcoming game. It cites James as an expert distros er of pass plays, names Roy Young, Joe Boyd, Bill Minkuck, George Branigan, Y's Norton, Rankin Britt, Bruno Schroedt, Bill Bengo, and Colston amid questions on centers and punting duties.
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Roy Young
Joe Boyd
Bill Minkuck
George Branigan
Norton
Rankin Britt
Hetter
Bruno Schroedt
Bill Bengo
Colston
Young
Siki Scores K. O. in Second Round
In a Walnutt street arena card, Battling Siki scored a knockout in the second round against Preacher Wales. The bout featured a late surge by Siki and a disputed draw amid weight and reach advantages noted for opponents. Opening preliminaries saw Witherspoon stop Doyle Lindsey and a no contest declared between D K Carson and Buddy Logans. Joe Medwick and Ripper Collins hit home runs elsewhere in Cincinnati.
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Kndekdur
Siki
Preacher
Wales
Walnut Street
Walker
Biki
Murray
Carrigan
Pulson
Camp
Powell
Redch
Wes Hot
Aston
Witherspoon
Doyle Lindsey
Dennis Richards
Refree
D. K. Carson
Buddy Logans
Nearaes
Joe
Coaches from Notre Dame alumni lead southern teams
Notable coaches with Notre Dame ties shape Southeastern Conference football and college programs. South Bend figures like Jack Meagher at Auburn and Frank Thomas at Alabama are prominent, with Chet Wynne guiding Kentucky and Georgia’s Mehre directing later. Meanwhile England’s Wilfred Rhodes marked his 60th birthday as a cricket star.
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Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
South Bend
Andy Puplis
Mario Tonelli
Nevin McCormick
Jack McCarthy
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Harry
Mehre
Georgia
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Chet
Wynne
Kentucky
London
Wilfred Rhodes
England
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