Bearcats top standings after thrilling overtime win over Marquette
The Citadel reported a dramatic overtime victory against Marquette as the Bearcats surged to the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press poll. Bradley led the charge with 22 points, while Ohio State and West Virginia trailed closely in the rankings. The top ten included Villanova, Utah State, Texas A&M, and Miami Florida, with several teams jockeying for position following recent conference play.
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Dumirsne Sus
Bearents
Associated Press Pol
Eond
Pinco Ohio Mgh
Bradley
Ohio State
Wort Viregibin
Mountaineers
Wile Hem
Mary
Tors
COREE
Victorias
Miami
Toledo
Sith
Dayton
THE
Associated Press
West Virginia
Virginia
Millsbovy
Princeton
Colunte
Boston College
Colby
Providence
Niagara
South Tennessee
Florida
Alabam
Vanderbilt
Richmond
Tulanell
Mississippi St
Mississipi
Louisiana St
Midwest
Cincinnati
Drake
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Colorado
Iowa State
Nebraska
Missouri
Southwest
Houston
Oklahoma City
Arizona State
Hardin-Simmons
Texas State
Arizona
Univ
President Back D R, Colo. TAP golf move lands near City
A brief wire dispatch reports a presidential backdrop as the president, en route to Washington, arrives at a distant airfield after departing his jet. The fragment notes a golfing party and routine travel connections, with no further stated actions or outcomes.
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Colo. Tap
Labwea
Pala Springs
Citi
Washington
Adequate health and disability insurance debate noted
Across The Counter cites Sam criticizing a professional mens insurance program as adequate for health and evident coverage. A recent In Burances piece recounts a young lawyer disabled for eight months with home and auto policies failing to cover disability. He believed insured but faced medical bills, exhausted savings, higher mortgage, and borrowed policy values.
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Sam
Local Charity Basketball Game At Spring Memorial
An upcoming basketball game is scheduled for Wednesday night at 3 30 PM to benefit the March of Dimes. Admission is 16 and 25 cents with proceeds going to the charity.
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Setibal
No Nrkina Aly
March of Dimes
Three Games on Local Court Tonight
Three basketball games are scheduled on the local court tonight with tipoffs around 6 30 p m. Hope Dameny girls senior girls and the B term boys are listed with three squads from Syelnye JN.
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Hope Damsy
Syelnye JN
College basketball scores and oddities mixed with political scene
The contest slate shows West Virginia overpowering Virginia Mills Bovy and Princeton edging Colunte while many other games feature high scores and narrow margins. A political interlude notes the president traveling, with Mrs Misenhower, Mrs Bond, and Steve McNichols referenced amid busy events.
Foster Is Back as Patkers Go After Tech
Arkansas brings back Pat Foster to face Texas Tech as conference race tightens. The Razorbacks rely on guard Foster alongside Morrison Rhoden Garnie and Carlton to challenge Texas in a clash for the Southwest Conference lead. Texas Tech, 2-2 in league, features Arrington as top scorer and Henning as leading rebounder in a tough road game.
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Murnock
Tex
Fapioarkansas
Razorbacks
Texas Neah
Dtviior
Pat Foster
Barne
Ronnig Garnie
Jerey Carlton
Arkansas
Payetteville
Texas Tech
TCU
Gene Arrington
James Wiley
Roger
Henning
Gre
Steve Lee
Mounts
Argington
Syhieh
Tulsa
Yetton
Sharp
Sophomiore
Skippy Coffman
Supreme Court Orders New Trial in Phillips County Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the Phillips County Circuit Court erred by excluding lay testimony on land value. The high court sent the case back for a new trial after the jury valued the property at 950 dollars, well below the highway appraisal of 2009, and allowed a non expert to testify about local land values.
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Litle Rock
Al-kansas Supreme Cowie
Phillips Circuit
Marvell
High Court
Emma Louise Luzeth
Tyre
Supreme Court
Shay
Jus Lee Pow Ward
Ed FL McPaddin
Fight Night Results From AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports mixed results across bouts with Ashley Pails and Jiféhie Glenpon both scoring in New York and Worcester. Notable ringside outcomes include Johnny Bisse and Artie Miller delivering knockouts in Philadelphia, while several cards feature outpoints and cancellations amid a chaotic card involving Gil Edwards and Willie Greorio in recent eliminations.
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Ashley Pails
Mags
Jiféhie Glenpon
New York
Joe Carrapo
Worcester
Mass
Johouis Golf
Mitty
Meeria
Toger
Hovey
Hamilton
Noreda
Providente
Ter Routiel
Gil Edwards
Willie Greorio
Browl
Edwards
Carnens
Venezuela
Sergio Caprari
Italy
Julfanio Pacron
Vendicki
Philadelphia
Mali Reyes
Johnny Bisse
J. von Clay
Artie Miller
Robertson Sets a New Scoring Mark
Oscar Robertson broke major college scoring records with 34 points as his Cincinnati team defeated Drake 96 to 61. The win was the 15th in 18 games this season, with coach George Smith praising Robertson as the greatest basketball player in the world.
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Cincinnati
APS
Aamerica
Oscar Robertson
Oscar
Osesy
Drake
Frank Selyy
Furman
Roberisen
Calvin Coolidge
George Smith
Robertson
Students and Teachers Honor Land School Football Tent
Students and teachers of the land School honored the school football tent with Charles Gough and Coach B J Westbrook as guests. Mr Gough presented the trophy donated by Stewart's Jewelry Store to the Coach. Coach Westbrook presented letters to Dennis Ramsey, Larry May, Conrad Browning, Johnny Duke, Larry Powell, Gary Powell, Eddie Astin, Bill Coffer, Jim Pilkinton, Kenny McMurrough, Spike Smalley, Gordon Rotary Monroe Pardue, Bobby Samuels, Leland Lavender, Tommy Cox, Earl Ray Cox, Charlie Batson, Milcie Warren, Mickey Holt. The cheerleaders Lynn Russell, Amelia Gaines, Susan Rogers, Vickie Polard, Brenda Bain and Susan Forester gave some yells at the end of one program.
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the Land School
Charles Gough
B.J. Westbrook
Gough
Bby Stewart
Westbrook
Dennis Ramsey
Larry May
Conrad Browning
Johnny Duke
Larry Powell
Gary Powel
Eddie Astin
Bill Coffer
Jin Pilkinton
Kenny McMurrough
Spike Smalley
Gordon Rotary Monroe ‘Pardue
Bobby Samuels
Leland Lavender
Tommy Cox
Earl Ray Cox
Chariie Batson
Milcie Warren
Mickey Holt
Lynn Russell
Amelia Gaines
Susan Rogers
Vickie Polard
Brenda Bain
Susan ‘Forester
Oscar Robertson Eyes Major Career Scoring Mark Translation
Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson, already near a major scoring record, is poised to break the all time mark for big school players. He needs 17 points to reach the 2,587 career record set by Dickie Hemric. Robertson led Cincinnati to a 96-0 rout of Drake, boosting their season to 16-1.
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Oscar Robertson
Houston
Oscar
Drake
Frank Selyy
Furman
Robertson
Bearcats
Dickie Hemric
Wake Forest
Selvy
Oscar Dul
Cincinnati Hal
Idie Bradley
Cho State
Michigan
Jerry West
West Virginia
VMI
Texas A&m
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Niagara
Lance Olson
Horace Walker
Michigan State
Minnesota
Indiana
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Colorado
Se Cord
Iola Kansas State
Towa State
Nebraska
Missouri
Ad Musselmaan
Dick Jonces
Citadel
Mississippi State
Larry Bpennington
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
LSU
Tennessee
Glenn Campbell
Solunar Tables Schedule From John Alden Knight
Solunar periods for fishing and hunting are listed with major and minor times for each day. Major periods start at specified times and last about two hours, while minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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John Alden’ Knight
John ‘Alden Knight
Community notices and church events in Hope Arkansas
Local notices list February activities from Bethel AME Church Verger Band Mathers Club Patmos PTA and Mt Cannan Baptist Church events with dates February 2 3 5 7 14 plus an obituary for Mrs Annie Keely of Nashville and a reminder to mail Quick Quiz On Politics shosts to R L Wiley by Feb 6 noting community churches choirs and social gatherings to attend with admission details.
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R. L. Wiley
PO Box 365
Hope
Ark
J. M. McGree
Hcta Citizenship Committee
Tuesay
Bethel Ame Church
T. L. Green
Verger Band Mathers Club
Patmos Pta
Patmos
Verger Pta
W. ‘Be. Smith
Mae Ella Caple
Blegins
The
Blevins
Pea Ridge Land Deeded to U S
A group of Arkansas officials presented a proposed deed transferring over 4200 acres for Pea Ridge National Military Park. National Park Service Director Conrad Wirth urged fast action to accept the land and finalize the transfer in March. The state appropriated $500,000 for the purchase, with Arkansas officials and local leaders listed. New Mexico State defeated New Mexico 78-66 in a different note.
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Washington
Arkansas
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Conrad T. Wirth
National Park Service
Pea Ridge March
Wirth
Neill Bowlinger
Little Rock
Peg Ridge National Park Commission
Clayton Little
Bentonville
George H. Henigmin
Florida
New Mexico State
New Mexico
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Greening Insurance & Bealty Co
Hope, Ark
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Arkansas State
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Steve McNichols
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Rules Phillips Co. Court In Error
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Gospelaires
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Nashville
Howard County
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Rosston Rd
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Cushman Eagle Motor
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Cora Hutchins
East Division
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Réel Estate
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Redinner Spring
Cobb Mattress Shop
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4Th
Ralph Montgomery
Jesse Morris
Boston
Iver
Washington, Ark
Don Simpson
Violet Barber
Rt 1
Gamden
Hope Feed Co
Wilbur Bills
St Peter Come
Ozan
St. Peter Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Rev. A.sanges
Mt. Pleasant
CME
Charles Reynerson
South Main
Griggs Decorators Supply
Main
J. M.atkins
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C. D. Hare and Son Seed Store
East 2Nd Street
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Sirna
Texarkana Gaezette
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