Fort Smith Grizzlies Face FEI Dorado Wildcats in Key Opener
Arkansas high school conference action opens with Fort Smith Grizzlies and FEI Dorado Wildcats, both strong contenders, meeting tonight in Fort Smith. Fort Smith routed Van Buren 66 6 last week while Dorado tied Haynesville 0 0, and North Little Rock beat Benton 7 0 earlier. Other games feature Little Rock vs Fordyce, Hot Springs vs Malvern, Smackover at Hope, and Mansfield at Russellville along with several road matchups.
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Razorbacks En Route to Shreveport For Season Opener
DeQueen Sept 21 The University of Arkansas Razorbacks 33 strong arrived today en route to Shreveport for their season opening tilt with Barksdale Field Saturday. They traveled by special bus and coach Glen Rose reports the squad in good shape except for ends Mike Schumehyk and Buck Forsythe who are nursing minor injuries. potential starting backfield includes Baldwin Lane Canada and Hoffman or Donoho with co captains Wheeler and Ford certain starters.
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R. W. Hendricks
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Jimmy Lower
Edward Michael
Jimmy Shoemaker
Calvin Smith
James Smith
Bill Thuston
Shorty Turchi
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Clyde van Sickel
Billy Bowe
A. W. Porter
Marshall Carlisle
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on Roosevelt loan affair
New York September 20 Elliott Roosevelt faced a lack of official comment as details emerge from press reports about a $200000 loan from John Hartford and its settlement for $4000 of Jesse Jones money. The piece argues Elliott’s public denial masks a wider accusation that Franklin D. Roosevelt degraded the presidency for his son. It cites Ways and Means Committee sources, Hartford’s tax treatment, and alleged presidential intervention including stock transfers, while labeling Roosevelt as greedy and compromising public honor for private gains.
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Garrett to Quarterback Hope Bobcats vs Smackover Buckaroos
Clarence Garrett will start at quarterback for Hope in tonight’s conference opener against Smackover as coach Foy Hammons fills the missing spot ahead of replacements. L. Merriweather moves to fullback, Garnet Zimmerly to left guard, and Jack Wells to right guard as Garrett sparks last Friday’s win over DeQueen. The Hope High Band debuts tonight at halftime with 70 members, a marching show, and a new drum major Jack Bundy leading seven majorettes.
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Hope High School
Hope
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Jack Bundy
Frances Lewis
Maxine Bowden
Pollyanna Williams
Melba Jo Kimberly
Jo Ann Card
Patsy McPherson
Sue Livingston
Mr. Lavin
Lenups
Roundup of boxing scoring reform and gridiron gossip
New York boxing writers form a committee to study Eddie Eagan's scoring plan with talk of standardizing judges and a humorous nod to airplane stamp No. 3. Ohio Wesleyan waives admission for sports victories as football season looms. NFL chatter leans Philadelphia Eagles strong with Rams and Yanks as contenders. Cubs veteran Stan Hack and Tigers rookie Bob Maier profiled for World Series potential. Cecil Travis returns to Senators. college gridiron previews Cornell Duke Missouri Minnesota with colorful notes from pro and college circles.
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Ohio Wesleyan U
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Bears
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Packey Schwartz
Stan Hack
Cubs
Stan
Whitey Kurowski
Bob Maier
Tigers
Buffalo
Cecil Travis
Senators
Harland Clift
The Story of the Atom Part One
Skies over Hiroshima saw the first atomic bomb drop as a B-29 turned away. The blast’s plume rose to 40,000 feet and the glare lasted ten minutes, with immense destruction within ten miles and over 60,000 deaths reported. A second bomb fell on Nagasaki before Japan’s surrender.
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Atomic weapon discovery raises fear of future war
A wartime article discusses the formidable new bomb and its potential to destroy major cities in a surprise attack. It notes scientists’ fears of residual radioactivity and reports Japan’s debris cleanup workers showing blood changes, while a War Department statement explains the bomb’s detonation height to maximize blast and radioactive cloud spread. Tomorrow: The Future.
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Princeton
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Michigan to Beat Indiana Hunch Prompts Odd Pick
New York telegram notes Harold Claassen's column preferring Michigan to beat Indiana, citing a season’s first selections with crystal ball imagery. It surveys multiple college games, listing expected outcomes and coach notes across Big Ten and elsewhere, including Michigan’s 27-2 win over Great Lakes and other matchups.
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Buck Shaw
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Cards Win Two Games From Cubs To Narrow Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 2-0 behind Harry Brecheen’s pitching to pull within two games of the Cubs with eight left. Morty Marion’s ninth inning double play preserved Brecheen’s win as Cavarretta doubled in the ninth for Chicago. Both pennant rivals idle as Philadelphia and Brooklyn split a doubleheader.
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the Cat) Brecheen
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Pop) Prim
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Tommy Holmes
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Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Bengals
Joe Page
Joe McCarthy
Various college teams win in Friday night matchups
Texas defeated Bergstrom Field while Virginia beat Coast Guard and Denver topped Colorado College. Rice edged Corpus Christi Naval, Virginia Military won against Emory Henry, and Northwestern beat Iowa State. Purdue defeated Marquette, Georgia downed Murray, North Carolina State topped Milligan, Denison over Presbyterian, Tulsa over Wichita, Villanova over Bucknell, Baylor beat West Texas, William Mary prevailed over Fort Monroe, Muhlenberg beat Swarthmore, Auburn won against Howard, Texas M defeated Ellington Field, and Fort Warren defeated Colorado.
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Stars Highlight Daily Baseball and A Birth Record
Yesterday's Stars include George Stirnweiss of the Yankees with a homer a double and a single scoring two runs and driving in two in a 6-1 win over Washington Dutch Meyer former Indians and Tigers infielder had three hits in Cleveland's 6-1 victory over Detroit Randy Heflin of the Red Sox shut out Philadelphia 2-0 Don Hendrickson of the Braves earned relief with a key save in a 3-2 win over the Dodgers Harry Brecheen of the Cardinals pitched six hits for a 2-0 shutout to revive the pennant chase Sarah Rapaelje born in 1665 New York named the colony's first Christian daughter
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Southpaw Earns Fifth Decision as Yankees Top Senators
Southpaw earned his fifth decision and second over the Senators by scattering seven hits in the Yankees 6 1 victory. George Stirnweiss singled doubled and homered driving in two and scoring twice amid the attack on Mickey Haefner. Allie Reynolds led Cleveland to a 6 1 win over Detroit as the Indians knocked out Dizzy Trout and George Caster in the eighth after a long rain delay. Washington nears its final games while Detroit hopes to overtake in the pennant race. Boston swept Connie Mack’s Athletics 2 0 behind Randy Heflin in the season series, the Sox extending their edge to 14 wins in 22 meetings.
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