Duke Coach Calls Arkansas Fastest and Aggressive
Duke coach Bil Murray praised Arkansas as the quickest and most aggressive team in the Southwest Conference before the January 2 Sun Bowl showdown in Dallas. He said Duke youngsters are focused on the game and expects a tough, inspired effort whether as underdog or favorite, with team travel plans outlined for San Antonio and Dallas.
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Durham
N.C
Duke
Bil Muray
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Dallas
Murray
Blue Devils
San Antonio
Tex
Braves Official Resigns From Key Front Office Post
MILWAUKEE AP reports Francis X. Leary resigned as assistant treasurer, secretary and a director of the Milwaukee Braves, ending his roles in the team’s front office amid Tuesday night announcements.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Francis X. Leary
Treaster
Milwaukee National League
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Estate of Willie White
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas notes Willie White deceased of Ozan Arkansas died September 24 1960. Eunicestene White administratrix appointed December 12 1960 invites all claimants to present verified claims within six months from first publication to avoid bar from estate benefits. Published December 14 1960 and December 21 1960. Route 1 Box 247 Washington Arkansas.
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Probate Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Willie White
Ozan
Eunicestene White
Washington, Arkansas
Bec
Arkansas Razorbacks Cruise to Cotton Bowl Prep
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles urged players to stay in shape during Christmas weekend and halted preliminary drills for the Cotton Bowl with Duke until Monday. The team will fly to Houston December 2 to complete workouts for the bowl game. Most early practice focused on conditioning timing and assignments with no Duke offensive or defensive work yet.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Duke
Porkers
Houston
Tex
Broyles
Guernsey Beats Hope In Three Basketball Games
Guernsey took three wins over Hope in a Holiday Tournament clash. The B team won 40 to 30 as Stevens and Howley led Guernsey with 14 each, Murphy 11 for Hope. The Senior girls fell 32 to 5 and the Junior Girls lost 30 to 25 with Adams scoring 17 for Guernsey and Susan Cook leading Hope with 13. Rosenbaum scored 18 for Guernsey in the junior game while Hope’s Cook had 11. Tournament opens in Jones Field House. fans urged to attend.
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Vinor Foster
Hope Star
Vince
Guernsey
O.K
Stevens
J.y.'s
Howley
Murphy
Hope
Porterfield
Compton
Walker
Wray
Horton
Lady Cats
Probate notices in Hope and mime Arkansas estates
In Wempstead County Arkansas Edward E McCloughan administrator announces probate claims for the estate of M McCloughan with death on November 17 1960 and six month claim deadline from first publication dated December 14 1980 Executors T P Boyd Lucia B Boyd appeal time. another probate shows John P Boyd deceased with an October 4 1937 will admitted December 12 1960 and executors named. claims must be verified within six months from first publication.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Dune
M. McCloughan
Hope
Edward E. McCloughan
Spruce
Cava
Mime
M. Boyd
T. P. Boyd
Lucia B. Boyd
I Kromnei
Star Holds Its Christmas Dinner for All Readers
The Star hosted its Christmas dinner with a wide group of attendees including Ray Star Wide Angle photo subjects W. Mariner, Jackie Hearst, Kenneth Porterfield, Mike Braden, Charles Trexler and many others. Speakers table featured Larry Con Wright Bob Trout Robert Lucero C. M. Pod Rogers Jr. editor and publisher Royce Weisenberger Eddie Astin Jr. Attendees included carriers delivering newspapers beyond The Star.
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Hope ‘Star
V. W. Mariner
Jackie Hearst
Kenneth Porterfield
Mike Braden
Charles Trexler
Jimmy Brown
Jack Lauterbach
Ronnie ‘Smith
Charles Russell
William Tyler
John Whitten
Larry Con Wright
Bob Trout
Robert Lucero
C. M
Paul Malcolm Holt
Larry Griffis
Danny Griffis
William Brantley
Donald Ray Spigner
Bob Harrison
Farrow
Ronnie Harvin
Carl Murry
Jimmy McAdams
Tony
Smith
Dwight
Walton
Steve Crosby
The
Star
Alworth the Clean Up Hitter Shines for Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville notes Alworth as Arkansas clean up hitter with a versatile season. He led in punt returns with 18 for 307 yards and 328 kickoff return yards, plus 375 rushing, 243 receiving, two touchdowns, and 48 punts. His big plays included punts for scores, long returns, and a 67 yard kick against Baylor. Alabama foe concerns aside, Alworth dazzled in multiple roles and remained a major threat.
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Ark
Alworth
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Duke
Allworth
Oklahoma
State
Tulsa
Texas Christian
Baylor
Bear
Texas
Longhorns
Mississippi
Texas A&m
Roland Jackson
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Probate Court Notice of Esther Steward Will in Kansas
The Probate Court of eTA County Kansas announces the estate of Prigila Steward deceased. An instrument dated April 9 1960 was admitted to probate on December 13 1990 with Ruth Wyatt named executrix. Contest must be filed within the statutory period or be barred. First published December 14 1960.
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Eta County
Kansas
Prigila
Hope
Arkansas
Ruth Wyatt
Executrix Rt. 1
Hadnot Leads Unbeaten Providence to Key Wins
Providence star Hadnot, a 6 foot 19 inch junior, scored 39 points to lift the Friars to an 81-70 victory over Gonzaga and push their streak to four straight wins. He also delivered the late baskets in a 53-50 win over Canisius and sparked overtime leads against San Francisco. St. John’s rose in the AP poll with an 87-56 win over Pitt while Indiana beat Notre Dame for coach McCracken’s 100th victory. Other top teams varied as Marquette downed Iowa State and Northwestern beat Washington.
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Jack -Clary
Associated Press
Jim Hadnot
Providence
Friars
Handnot
Gonzaga
Canisius
San Francisco
Santa Clara
St. John’s
Redmen
New York
St. John's
Pitt
Indiana
Notre Dame
Branch McCracken
Hoosier
Big Ten
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Evansville
Don Kojis
Marquette
Iowa State
Northwestern
Washton
Mark Dwmara
Red Hickey Secures New Contract With 49ers
San Francisco coach Red Hickey, led the 49ers to 7-5 marks in two seasons, signed a new three year contract through the 1963 NFL season with undisclosed salary terms. Owner Vic Morabito stated the pact rewards winning, as Hickey had posted solid results despite a setback this year.
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Fed Hickey
San Francisco Doers
Vic Morabito
Hickey
Pact
49Ers
Detroit
Buck Shaw Hopes for a Dry Field
Philadelphia Eagles coach Buck Shaw hopes Frankin Field stays dry for the NFL title game against Green Bay as a muddy field would favor Green Bay. He says the Eagles must rely on passing and protection for Van Brocklin, and notes the offense looked sharp in a recent practice.
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Buck Shaw
Philadelphia Eagles
Franklin Field
Green Bay
Shaw
Packers
Eagles
Phé
Norm van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Packers Focus on Stopping Van Brocklin in Title Game
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi stresses building a strong defense to counter Eagles quarterback Norm Van Brocklin and his aerial attack led by Tommy McDonald and Pete Relzaff. The Packers chase their first NFL title since 1944 in the upcoming championship confrontation. Lombardi also warns of Philadelphia’s mobility on the ground with Billy Barnes and Red Dean providing a dual threat as receivers and runners.
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Wis
Green Bay Packers
Norm
van, Brocklin
Van
Brocklin
Tommy) McDonald
Pete
Relzlaff
Vince Lombard
van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Packeys Tin
Pack
Betty Hutton Plans Fourth Marriage to Pete Candoli
Hollywood AP reports actress Betty Hutton and jazz trumpeter Pete Candoli plan to marry soon, possibly before Christmas. This would be Hutton’s fourth marriage and Candoli’s first, with tentative timing and venue details unclear in the chaotic report.
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Hollywood
Betty Hutton
Jaggy
Pete Candoli
Las’ Vogay
Aluminum Bowl Classic Opens With Four Teams In Agued Show
Four teams from the Conference and the Southeastern Conference square off at Barton Coliseum. Arkansas meets Alabama at 7 pm and Texas faces Tennessee in the nightcap. Arkansas aims to challenge Texas and Tennessee while Arkansas star Clyde Rhoden is out with a ray injury from a prior game. Parker and a roster of Garner Morrison Boyer Carlton Foster start, with about 5,000 fans expected nightly in the 6,500 seat arena.
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Texas
Tennessee
Arkansa
Volunteers
Razorback
Alabama
Eugene , Lambert
Clyde Rhoden
Rhoden
North
Texas State
Parker
Glen Roselena
Ronnie J.garner
Alan Morrison
Tommy Boyer
Jerry Carlton
Pat Foster
Boyer
Barton Coliseum
Arkansas High School Basketball Scores highlighted
Arkansas high school teams posted wins including Little Rock Central 37 El Dorado 29 Pine Bluff 63 Crossett 53 Hot Springs 51 Arkadelphia 40 Blytheville 42 Leachville 33 and Smackover 67 Mt Holly 49. College results feature St Johns 87 Pitt 56 Providence 81 Gonzaga 80 and Penn State 77 Syracuse 59.
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Associated Press
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Pine Blufé
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Hot ‘Springs
Arkadelytia
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Leachville
Tbr
Harrison
Springdale
Lynn Hills
Bauxite
Palestine
Turkey Taken From Vagrant Turkeys Tangle In Minnesota
In INTERNATIONAL TALLS, Minn AP reports a vagrant tom turkey wandered Main Street at night. Police chief Courture says the bird, weighing about 15 pounds, was placed in a cooler and fed corn and water while officials seek the owner. If not claimed, the Vagrant turkey may become a holiday roast for the police force.
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