College Cagers Start Round of Key Tourneys
The nation’s college basketball scene opens a dense holiday schedule with no fewer than 27 tournaments across the country. Cincinnati, New York’s Madison Square Garden, and Los Angeles venues anchor events featuring top teams led by Oscar Robertson and Jerry West. Ohio State and West Virginia are also highlighted as the sport shifts into peak round robin action through late December.
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Celtics Hawks Runaway Wins Boost Division Leads
Celtics and St Louis Hawks rout opponents to extend winning streaks and pull away in the eastern divisions. Celtics hammered New York 119 to 127 and Hawks combined high scoring finishes to maintain pace in the national league standings.
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Hawks rout Pistons and Warriors in busy weekend
Five by whipping the Detroit Pistons 2-86 Sunday. The Hawks routed the Philadelphia Warriors 102-89 Saturday night. As a result of their week’s successes, the Delts own a 6-14 game lead over runner-up Philadelphia in the east and the Hawks five games ahead of Detroit West remaining. Cincinnati Royals 132-116 on national TV. Other action saw the Minneapolis Lakers top Cincinnati 181-113 and Detroit beat Syracuse 126-0-112.
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National Hockey Monday Schedule Notes Postwar Price Trends
The Associated Press reports on the National Hockey schedule with no games Tuesday and notes in the two years after World War II the price of living rose by over 30 percent in 1948.
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Liberty Bowl proves feasible with Penn State win
Penn State defeated Alabama 7 0 in the inaugural Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia earning about 165000 each for the two schools according to promoters Bud Dudley and George Kerrigan the bowl broke even or made a small profit. Dudley hailed the event as a successful start and predicted growing interest for future East bowls. State ran up 319 yards with 278 on the ground against a top defensive unit.
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Parkers Set to Meet Centenary Gents in Shreveport
Arkansas Razorbacks travel to Shreveport to face Centenary in a nonconference game aiming for a 28 win season before the Southwest Conference Tournament. Rayne back Jerry Carlton starts, with Alan Morrison, Rhoden, and Garner supporting. Centenary, paced by center Jackie Ford, eyes a win as they continue a streak.
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National Basketball Scores And Results Roundup
Saturday and Sunday NBA results list multiple games with teams Boston New York Minneapolis Cincinnati Detroit Syracuse St Louis Philadelphia and others. Clashes feature high totals Boston 119 New York 116 and 182 127 show varied scores. Detroit strong in several games. Cincinnati and St Louis appear multiple times. college games also listed including Kentucky Virginia Oklahoma State Michigan State and more with regional matchups and standings.
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El Dorado Honors Local Grid Star Jim Mooty Day
El Dorado Arkansas hosts Jim Mooty Day with a parade and courthouse open house for the All-America halfback. Local events feature remarks by coach Gar land Grower and coordinator Hegel Gecoh mk Broyles, honoring Mooty’s football career and Arkansas ties.
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Bluebonnet Teams to Get $80,000 Each
Houston reports early details of the Bluebonnet Bowls with teams slated to receive 80 thousand dollars each. The crowd estimated at five thousand gathers at Rice Stadium for the event. Weather is described as warm with high 90s and light winds as teams prepare for play.
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When to Fish or Hunt by John Alden Knight
Plan your days around the Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods start at the shown times and last about two hours, while minor periods are shorter. The schedule guides hunting and fishing times to maximize sport each day.
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Christmas revival and community events schedule
Calendar of events lists revival services at Mt Canan Baptist Church and Union Baptist Church in Fulton December 20 through 31 with multiple participating churches and daily sermons. A pre Christmas dance by the Verger Band Mothers Club benefits the Uniform Fund Drive. Hempstead County HD Council Christmas party December 18 featured local officials and gifts. Obituary notes Cornelle Grantley, mother of Mrs. W W Rutherford, died in Tampa after illness. services in Gordon, Georgia.
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State Deer Hunters in Record Kill Report
A garbled late 1950s era report notes state deer hunters achieving an exceptional harvest. Names, places, dates, and precise figures are unreadable, but the item references hunting activity, agencies, and public notices surrounding the record kill.
Five Admitted to Arkansas Hall of Fame
Five football greats and a major league baseballer were named to the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame, bringing total members to 11. Inductees include John Barnhill, Jim Berton, Slave Creekmore Br., Don Tutson, the late Jimmy Hagood, and Travis Jackson. Installation dinner set for January 21 in Little Rock with Jon Garagiola as master of ceremonies.
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Arkansas rally report scarce details emerge
Fragmentary notes mention an 800 rally to Toads All COINTOS for the second period and partial figures for Ashley, Mono, and nearby areas. The report suggests incomplete data and predicts limited availability next week as officials like Albright comment.
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