Bobcats Face Byrd High in Friday Clash at Home
Hope High School prepares for a tough Friday home game against Byrd High School of Shreveport, a Louisiana powerhouse. Scouts watched Hope defeat Benton 20 to 6 and Horatio earlier, while Byrd routed Horatio 49 to 6 in their opener. A large crowd is expected for the dedication of Hope’s new $20,000 stadium with mayoral remarks and a program to follow.
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Pete Brown Takes Charge of Arena
Byron Pete Brown former Hope High School athlete assumes duties as promter and matchmaker at South Walnut Street Arena succeeding Bert Mauldin. He will handle all matches, continue weekly amateur programs, and oversee two three round preliminaries and a feature bout Tuesday night between Finkie Carrigan and George Murray of Spring Mill.
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Southern Association results and Monday games
Scores from the Southern Association include Little Rock 4 New Orleans 2 and Atlanta 14 Memphis 6. Monday’s schedule lists Little Rock at New Orleans and Fort Worth at Oklahoma City with one game. Sunday results show New York 4 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 1 Boston 7 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 1 5.
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Football Under Present Rules Will Be Best Yet Says Coach Lou Little
Columbia coach Lou Little argues that football will be better under current rules. He credits rulemakers for avoiding hysteria after last season and expects officials to be more deliberate. He notes changes like the second kickoff elimination and kickoff from the receiving team’s 35 yard line will speed play and improve kicking.
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Lumberjacks Win Final Home Game
The Williams Lumber company powered to a 14 hit, 9 to 2 victory over Okay Cementers in the final home stand of the season. Hope hurled for Hope and Elliott pitched well for the Cementers as the Lumberjacks used a four run second inning rally and late scoring to seal the win.
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Color And Colorful Quotes From Baseball And Football
Boston pitcher Buck Newsom touts the Red Sox color while Cleveland’s John Kroner counters with runs. The piece shifts through rule changes in football, an accidental Navy punt incident, and notes on Japan shark oil lubrication and France 30 hour week laws.
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Texas Christian Has 16 Lettermen At Practice
Texas Christian faces a big season with sixteen lettermen practicing under coach Leo Meyer. The squad relies on junior experience, a strong line, and star players like Davey OBrien and Ward Wilkinson to offset the absence of Sammy Baugh. Key backs include Lacy McClanahan and Johnny Hall with veteran reserves and new ends to fill Willie Walls and Walter Rowe roles.
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Little Rockover Orleans in 4-0 win at New Orleans
In a Southern Association game Little Rock toppled New Orleans 4 to 1 as Jakucki faltered in the fourth and Niemiec, Anton and Graham drive in key runs. Humphreys earned the win for Little Rock while Poindexter and Byrons sluggers pace the Pelicans. Crowd 6,282.
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Three Warships Named for State
Washington Arkansas ranks among 15 states with ships named for them in U S Navy history. The aging Arkansas battleship of 26,600 tons was launched January 14, 1911, first of its name to meet battleship size. Earlier Arkansas vessels included a 751-ton Civil War screw gunboat purchased June 27, 1863, and a 3,225-ton monitor later renamed to Checkins. Navy records list the present Arkansas as over age in 1932.
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Untitled Arbs Critic Faces Relapse Amid Surreal Debate
A garbled report centers on an art critic drawn to drink amid surrealism talk. Names such as Hilton and Al Abieviean appear in fractured phrases as Meyer, Deane, and Aldvieh are mentioned in unclear context. The piece hints at football or performance stakes against Ohio State but remains muddled.
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