Byrd High School Invades Hope For New Stadium Dedication
A large Byrd Yellow Jackets squad will travel to Hope Arkansas on Friday for a game that doubles as the dedication of Hope High School stadium. The team travels in two groups with an 11 man starting lineup and 14 reserves plus a 300 student delegation joining by train at 4:49 p.m. The squad features a heavy line and Stone, at 205 pounds, is described as the heaviest player.
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Ireveport
Byrd High School
Yellow Jackets
Hope
Ark
Hope High School
Grover C. Koffman
Byrd
Louisiana
Ftem
Arkansas
Stone
Reese
Quimby
Carson
Ramsey
Sstone
Hope Boys Show Strong Start In Hard Fought Frontline
A Hope team member lines up at tackle for the opening kickoff after earning all state honors last season. Quimby hits 188 pounds at tackle while gaining experience from Camden high school. Reese leads last year’s scoring as a 6 foot 3 inch end. Captain G W Keith eyes the play as five defenders surge forward. A tough night of fast action and limited shutter speed captures the dramatic scene.
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Hope
Arkansas
Quimby
Hope Club
Camden High School
Reese
Pine
Benton
G. W. Keith
Jackets Prep For Arkansas Matchup With Hammons Led Hope
Bluff and Camden are matched against Ramsey and Reese in a preview of a Jacket running attack coached by Foy Hammons of Hope. Hammons, once at Joneshare and Fine Bluff, is noted for a national high school title. Byrd coach Dobson led drills as Ed Wendling recovers from an injury and may miss action for weeks.
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Byrd
Yellow Jackets
Ed Wendling
Wendling
Jeff Sug
Philadelphia schools to show educational films this year
Philadelphia officials announce a school year program to present movies as an experiment in teaching human relations and needs rather than entertainment. Dr Edwin W Adams acting superintendent emphasizes the effort aims at instruction. The note also recalls Alexander Cartwright’s foundational role in baseball base distances changing.
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Philadelphia
Edwin W. Adams
Three Conference Games Are Carded
Hot Springs Trojans seek undisputed first with a conference clash as Hope hosts Byrd High in Shreveport. Nashville and Camden meet after strong wins while Little Rock travels to Muskogee and El Dorado to Haynesville. Fort Smith hosts Heavener. North Little Rock visits Conway. Catholic High faces Ashdown. Blytheville hosts Piggott. Dermott at Fordyce. Ota travels to Roseville.
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Ark
Hot Springs
Marianna
Junesboro
Nashville
Crippled Doctor Grows Bulbs After Accident
In Greensburg Indiana Dr A D Galbraith, 82, became a living crippled doctor after an accident turning to flowers and bulbs with the help of his 79 year old wife. They built a successful hands on business and have 61 years of experience cut short by injury.
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A. D. Galbraith
Greensburg
Ind
Razorbacks Open Season Saturday
Razorbacks open season in Fayetteville against Central Oklahoma Teachers of Edmond after a strenuous week of practice. Coach Fred Thomson cites emphasis on offense early, defense in scrimmage, and several players nursing injuries. The aerial attack leads with QB Jack Robbins and HB Dwight Sloan directing plays to ends Nathan Gordon and Art Withers among others while Robins also catches passes.
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Payetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Central Oklahoma Teachers of
Edmond
Fred ©. Thomson
Neil Martin
Jim Benton
Thomson
Martin
Ralph Rawlings
Razorbacks
Jack Robbins
Dwight Sloan
Lloyd Montgomery
Kay Eakin
Ralph Atwood
Floyd Lyons
Benton
Ray Hamiton
Nathan Gordon
Art Withers
Jack Holt
Robbins
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