Benton Panthers Prepare For Battle With Hope Bobcats
Benton Arkansas aims for a strong season opener against Hope Bobcats in Hope Friday night. Coach Ben Means leads 30 players with 10 veterans and new talent, while Captain Leon Cavey and Sub Captain Junior Jurilan anchor the lineup. The Panthers tour Arkansas conference foes later and seek a tough, injury-free showing against a bigger, seasoned Bobcats squad.
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Joe Tinker Jr. Makes Name Beyond Baseball
TOLEDO NEA Joe Tinker Jr son of the famed Tinker Evers and Chance is no chip off the old block and is gaining notice in other fields. At 22 he is a nightclub and vaudeville dancer with the Sophistocrats. Pittsburgh Jim Weaver a Pirates pitcher uses upper berths while traveling.
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DeQueen Faces Waldron In Opener At Home
DeQueen high school football prepares for Friday’s opener versus Waldron. Nine lettermen report to coach Criswell as around 30 players work out under lights. Key returnees include linemen David Young Jake Thomas Gene Gariner Dorris Kelly Wilburn Lemley and backs R W Hendricks Johnny Kyle John Wiley Pafford Derrelt Aubrey. New orange and black uniforms arrive and the 60 piece band is expected to boost game day atmosphere.
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Meaningest Grid Coach Is Sought in Spokane
In Spokane Juspherd Albi announces a contest to find the nation’s meaningest football coach with a $3500 prize in athletic equipment. Invitations go to 202 college coaches by October 9, urging bold letters on the state of their teams and centers.
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Bearden High School Opens 1937 Football Schedule
Bearden High School in Bearden Ark opens its 1937 football season Friday at Warren against the Lumberjacks. Coach Irving Wilson lists 22 players practicing, eight lettermen: Albert Merritt captain, Reed Daniels, Robert Watt, Jack Daniels, Frank Priddy, Leander Launius, Willard Stoker, Lee Reddin. Schedule includes September 17 Warren. September 24 Monticello. October 1 Gordon. October 8 Dermott. October 15 Sheridan. October 22 Stephens. October 29 Prescott. November 5 Blevins. November 12 Deaf School at Little Rock. November 19 Benton.
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Willard Stoker
Lee Reddin
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Prescott
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Weekend visitors and church gains at Sweet Home
Tokio Travis McLoughlin and Haynie Hutchinson visited Little Rock and Mt Pleasant for business while Mr. and Mrs. Dock Stenton and Harold Lee with family visited Nashville and Hot Springs relatives. Rev Doak preached at Sweet Home and welcomed six new church members.
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Murder on the Roof Ends in Tragic Fall
Priscilla Pierch narrates Amy Kerr’s death after an upstairs rooftop scare and a locked door incident. Cilly suspects Jim Kerrigan’s involvement as Amy’s estranged love triangle with Harry Watchins and other neighbors unfolds. The story ends with Amy’s fatal fall, leaving Cilly to confront jealousy and fear as the mystery deepens.
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Little Rock Loses to Pelicans in Shaughnessy duel
New Orleans Pelicans defeated Little Rock 8 to 2 to even the Shaughnessy playoff series. Klaerner allowed nine hits but limited scoring with men on base as George, Irwin, and Galatzer contributed key hits in a five-run fifth. Portland- area attendance reached about 4,500 as New Orleans capitalized on Traveler errors to seize momentum.
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Thompson
Baylor Bruins Face Rebuilding Under Morley Jennings
Morley Jennings forecasts a tougher Baylor Bruins season with key losses like Lloyd Russell John Reynolds and Owen Parry. The coach shifts Frank Huessner to end and promotes five sophomores to tackle duty while hoping improved wing play and Patterson's leadership boost the offense. Anxious for midseason progress, Jennings notes the defense must step up to counter aerial attacks.
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Razorbacks Face Uphill Title Hurdle In SWC
In Fayetteville Arkansas, the University of Arkansas carries strong season material but faces tradition as no team has won back to back Southwest Conference titles. The Razorbacks seek a repeat yet history weighs against them.
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Arkansas Football Backfield Shapes Up In New Circus Attack
In Fayetteville the University of Arkansas prepares for a new aerial attack under Coach Fred C. Thomson. Quarterback Jack Robbin and halfback Dwight Sloan top the backfield, with Lloyd Montgomery and Marion Fletcher likely to round the unit. Strong linemen include Ed Salman Randall Stallings George Gilmore B A Owen and Lloyd Woodell. A list of reserves and replacements follows as the squad readies for the season.
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Jack Robbin
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Lloyd Montgomery
Eid
Marion Fletcher
Ralph Atwood
Ralph Rawlings
Ray Cole
Neil Martin
Frank Mosely
Floyd Lyons
Ray Eakin
Walter Hamburg
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Ray Hamilton
Ed Salman
Randall Stallings
George Gilmore
B. A. Owen
Lloyd Woodell
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