Arkansas College Grid Teams Ready for 1938 Season Opener
Arkansas college grid teams plan openers this weekend across four cities with Arkansas Razorbacks facing Oklahoma A&M. Quachita Tigers meet Oklahoma Baptist University. Arkansas Tech hosts Murray Aggies. Cumberland University visits Conway. A and M Bollweevils travel to Hattiesburg. Hendrix and Henderson delay start. Arkansas State College Indians begin October 1 at Jonesboro.
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Russellville
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University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Oklahoma AL and M. Cowboys
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North Central Association of Colleges
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Shawnee
Arkadelphia
Leones State
Murray Aggies
Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys
Arkansas State Teachers College Bears
Cumberland University
Lebannon
Tenn
Conway
Monticello
M. Bollweevils
Hattiesburg
Mississippi State Teachers College
Hendrix
Henderson
Arkansas State College Indians
Jonesboro
University of Tennessee Junior College
Rong Martin
Southern California on verge of Coast Conference gridiron throne
The 1930s Pacific Coast Conference title race remains open with California and Southern California contenders. USC fields 25 lettermen under Howard Jones, facing Alabama, Ohio State, and Notre Dame among others. Notable backs Kimby Schindler Grenville Sensiellowiil, guards Harry Smith and Don McNeill, and a strong tackle line bolster the Trojans, while California rebuilds after major graduations. Stanford also shows vigor with 21 lettermen, led by Tiny Thonvhill’s squad and linemen Pete Zagar Stan Anderson. Oliver Oliver, Rudy Mucha, and a green backfield promise highlight Arizona’s outlook as Minnesota looms in the opener.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA Serurie
California
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Washington
Santa Clara
Saint Marc
Howard Jones
Alabama
Ohio State
Newe Dame
Notre Dame
Severny
Adub
Kimby Schindler
Grenville Sensiellowiil
Mickey Anderson
Bob Huffman
Bob Peoples
Oklahoma
Harry Smith
Capt
Don McNeill
Phil Gaspar
Ray George
Buckfield
Sam Chapman
Bob Herwig
Perry Chwarts
John Meek
Gong
Golden Bears
Vic Boltari
Benty
Dave Anderson
Berkeley
Dave deVarana
Bill Stoll
Bill Boman
Jimeny
Steve Clivinsky
Frank Teters
Fhelan
al Craver
Jimmy Johnston
Rudy Mucha
Minnesota
Minnespolis
Stanford
Pete Zagar
Stan Anderson
Hue
Bill Foulman
Pete Fay
Alustiza
Unclear OCR Text on Political Figures and Names
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled list of names and titles including Czechoslovakia president and various individuals. No coherent event, date, place, or outcome can be derived.
Washington Friends Visit Miss Ella Munroe and Guests
Sunday tea in Yexurkina featured Mrs. Pink Hur lon and Miss Kathosa Seiki among many visitors to Miss Ella Munroe. The note lists numerous locals from Washington, Little Rock, and nearby towns as guests or attendees at social gatherings, church meetings, and family events, with mentions of Army and hospital affiliations and a church session. The weathered OCR text ends with a factual line about the Snowdome Ice, noting an altitude of 15,000 feet.
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Relurta Stuart
Matyirg Delany
Waren
A. B Bolongy
J. PL Webb
Sam Bryant
Olanny Beyk
Dusan
Okla
Sarah June
C. Hy Grant
Tottte Rock
Otis Stone
Mrs. King
Nashville
Stone
C. A. Williams
Ann
Eddis Taylor
Little Kork
Anvil
J. L. Booker
Elizabeth Page
Gladys Main Martin
Bettle Sue Levins
Nell Joan Byers
Evely Ann May
Oly Terinkle
Hope
A. Williams
Gereals
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Tygelay
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Washington
Army & Navy
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Jenve
Dre
J. Deeter
Booker Jeinaiser
Tal Mowe
John Velgin
Jh. Wably
Ovan
Mas
J. Vi Smith
Memphis
Connie Peay
Mils Gold Anne
Hope Werkinsdige
San Bilan
Nashvilly
Evelyn Ruth Tinberlake
Cosin
Miles Ava
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Ehireel
Nils
Sin
Joe Jackson
Wits
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Crrel
Jackson
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Gutale
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Tony
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J.B. Muldrow
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unidentified local social notes fragmentary names and events
Fragmentary OCR style notes reference Lannie Teel Bryar Co Wallis and Mary Chapkuit with scattered mentions of visits and dates. Other names include Keeley Bearnedy Pacer and D Ayers with vague references to teas, Mondays and Wednesdays, and Nashville-related socialisms. readable details are scant and uncertain.
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Lannie Teel
Bryar
Wallis
Dinaler
Mary Chapkuit
Rivey
Keeley
D. Ayers
Charlie
Nadisille
Badgers Lase Another Big Upset
In Madison Wisconsin Cyril Kabat and teammate Jon Sephoinnnd lead the Badgers in a heated game. Captain Greg Kibet delivered key plays as the team surged past the rivals, citing strategic firepower and pivotal defense in the final minutes.
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Madison, Wis
Cyril Kabat
Sephoinnnd
Bolibiek
Heepherm
Greg Kibet
Faraiee Wissansio Wisi
Fies Heer Antyisad
Fuytnell
HL Tsesalaty
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