College Grid Wars to Flame Saturday
Washington travels to Minneapolis to face Minnesota in a pivotal early season clash as top teams battle for national honors. The piece previews key contenders including USC UCLA Alabama California and LSU, notes Majors like Bierman and Christiansen, and highlights early season matchups across major programs.
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Amateur Bobby Jones Rivalry Highlighted by Calamity Lane Feud
A fragmented golf note recalls Bobby Jones and Holy Cross graduate Puter in a final round at a long, tough course with a 29-hole stretch. The writeup hints at high drama and a claim by Pat Abbulf about the match.
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Atlanta Wins Second Playoff Game in Southern Series
Atlanta Crackers secure a 6 4 win over Nashville in the Southern Association final playoff, with Chunky Bobby Durham entering in the ninth to stop a Nashville rally. The teams set for a decisive third game in Nashville Friday night.
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Arkansas Cheer Leader Breaks Leg During Practice
Miss Marjorie Jackson a 19 year old University of Arkansas varsity cheerleader fractured a leg Thursday while practicing flips on the lawn of the Chi Omega house ahead of the opening football game against Oklahoma. She is a junior from Fayetteville and was accompanied by Bob Kerr the head cheerleader.
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Rewards Offered In Drugging Case At Saratoga
Rewards totaling 2500 dollars have been posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved in the drugging of Alfred Garynne Vanderbilt's Airflame and Joseph E. Widener's Optic at Saratoga. The Jockey Club Vanderbilt Widener and the trainers Bud Taller and Peter Coyne are the donors. Each has put up 500 dollars. The Jockey Club portion is to be regularly awarded in tampering vases.
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Tennis events slated Friday at Pale Park fairground
Singles doubles and mixed doubles continue in the Southwest Arkansas tennis tournament at Pale Park as part of the county fair. Thursday results include Whitmore defeating Scruges and Randle beating Ward 6-3 6-1, Keys over Stanford 6-2, Lestue beating Archer 5-7 not clear, Young Jr. defeating Whitmore 8-6 7-5, and the team of Keys and Scruges defeating Whitmore and Rancllo 6-2.
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Minnesota Gophers face harsh weather and tough season
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Gophers confront a rough season with snow and wind hampering play. The article notes the team’s strong academics and upstanding school environment while detailing losses and challenges across games.
American League standings and Friday game scores
The American League standings include Cleveland at Detroit with 1 win for Cleveland. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh for a 12 to 9 score, Chicago hosts Philadelphia with 4 to 2, and Brooklyn and New York show results from Friday games.
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Football Games Across The South And Midwest Listed
A long slate of college football matchups is listed across multiple states. Arkansas State Teachers hosts Cumberland University in Conway while Arkansas Tech welcomes Murray College in Russellville. Other games include Ouachita Baptist at Northwestern, Mississippi Teachers in Hattiesburg, and numerous regional pairings across Arkansas Oklahoma and nearby states with venues such as Little Rock Hot Springs Fort Smith and Pine Bluff appearing among sites.
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Minnesota faces another undefeated run in Big Ten era
Minnesota claims 1933 onward dominance with repeatable titles as this fall’s squad matches last year’s pace and power. Analysts note strengthened line at center and guards, plus robust fullback and quarterback play. Chicago notes Jimmy Dykes remains active among 267 World War II era majors. Iowa City expects Henry Luehenke to join as top collegiate griddar. San Francisco reports Oakland 1000 mile race racers must pass medicals for first time.
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Magnolia Panthers Seek Season Spark After Prescott Win
Magnolia high school Panthers prepare for Friday night’s home game against Prescott, following an 18 to 12 upset of a strong Bossier City team. Under new coach Lewis Scholl, Magnolia shows intensified effort and a revamped style, led by captain Red Jones in a dynamic backfield with Goss Hudson and Wilson supporting ball handling and blocking. Charles Bunn’s expected return as tackle strengthens the line, as the squad works to iron out early-season issues and build a successful campaign.
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Razorback Football Games Broadcast by Lion Oil Plan
Lion Oil in partnership with the University of Arkansas Alumni Association will broadcast Razorback football games this fall. The first broadcast is September 24 versus Oklahoma A and M College from Fayetteville. Arkansas Network stations include KARK Little Rock KELD El Dorado KFPW Fort Smith and KETM Jonesboro with daytime games in range for good reception. Dale Alford will handle play by play with Roger Laux assisting under Lions staff supervision.
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State University broadcasting to boost Arkansas interest
A lengthy passage urges broad casts to stimulate public interest in Arkansas and its splendid state university, highlighting the role of public communication during the season. It emphasizes civic engagement and statewide support for higher education and local institutions.
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Proposed Amendment No 24 to Arkansas Constitution
Legal notice records the $137.50 cost of publication for Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 24 filed February 26 1937 by General Assembly. It outlines transferring probate court matters to county chancery judges, appeals to Supreme Court, consolidation options, and clerks’ roles with sections 19 34 and 95 of Article VII amended. Witness dated April 1 1933.
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