Kentucky Clings to Top Spot New York
Kentucky remains the leading team as national rankings shift after a poll of 144 writers. Willowatts emerge as top choice, with Oklahoma and Kansas State close behind, while Kentucky gains support from voters amid a broad reshuffle across major programs.
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Roundup of sports notes and figures from era broadcasts
A collage of sports glimpses mentions golf rounds with a brother, radio World Series chatter, a taxiing coach and hotel lobby notices. It recalls coaches, players like Len Younee and Clare, Keeneland and Blue Grass Stakes value, and an era of National League anniversaries with colorful anecdotes and long drives to the game.
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Defeatist Atthinge Jack Payne Norman Okia broadcaster notes game
Fragmented OCR mentions a Norman Okia broadcaster and a basketball game with unclear details. It references Truman and Canada with garbled phrases and incomplete names. The snippet lacks coherent facts or outcomes to summarize.
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Aggies Triumph Over Kansas In Key Conference Clash
Oklahoma A&M edged Kansas 31-30 at halftime and held on for the victory. Clyde Lovellette led Kansas with 17 points while Dick Knostmad scored 15 for Oklahoma A&M. Kansas State toppled Nebraska 70-50 to strengthen the Big Seven lead as Wisconsin beat Purdue and Ohio State fell to Indiana in other major showdowns.
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Jaycees Rally To Top A&M In Tight Arkansas Intercollegiate Play
Jaycees upset Arkansas A&M 52 43 as Manuel Whitley and Wayne Gale Loway led with 24 and UF points respectively. The win marks Jaycees’ third straight record and puts them in a tie for fourth with State Teachers. Arkansas State College crushed College of the Ozarks 74 88 to stay second behind Southern State. Clyde Benady led State with 17 points as defense held Ark to 12 field goals.
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Harvard Coach Valpey Moves to Connecticut
Sports Mirror recalls a year ago when Harvard head football coach Art Valpey moved to Connecticut to take the job there. It notes prior moves and achievements, including personnel changes in college football histories and a brief look at coaching careers across programs.
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What Should Coach Coonsy Weilend Do Next
Nate Corning and Edna Richardson have played two souh quarters with identical records and high goals allowed. The coach should assess recent performances, adjust defense and line pairings, and consider a tactical shift to reduce goals against while leveraging their scoring contributions in upcoming games. The team needs clear guidance and a practical plan.
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Ryder Cup Classic Takes Aim At North Carolina Course
The Ryder Cup matches between the United States and Great Britain are set for November 2 to 4 at the picturesque Pinchurat County club in North Carolina. The event, the International Classic, features the leading 10 professionals from England aiming for their first postwar victory since 1933, with the U S team led by notable players in a bid to extend dominance.
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Hester Leads Arkansas Past Rice in Strong Showing
Houston report notes Arkansas Razorbacks, led by seven foot sophomore Hester, improved to 2-0 in Southwest Conference play after a decisive win over Rice. The piece praises Hester’s impact as Arkansas dumped Baylor earlier, with Torr delivering 22 points in the bounce back win.
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Top Radio Programs New York Feb 6 4
Radio listings for New York on February 6 show NBC CBS and ABC schedules with programs like Cavalcade, Sherry and Bob Hope, Fibber McGee and Molly, Life with Luigi, Teeth or Consequences, Your Mate, and a speech by Senator Sparkman. Includes opera auditions and various drama and mystery programs.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
In a series of college games results show Oklahoma A&M 46 over Kansas 41, Purdue 74 over Michigan State 50, Minnesota 44 over Wisconsin, Ohio State 41 over Iowa, Nebraska 72 over Kansas State, Drake 64 over Detroit 60, Warrensburg area games 47 42 62 58, Pittsburg 69 over Springdale 65, William Jewell 50 over Westminster 33, Texas 47 over Oklahoma, Missouri Valley 87 over Drury 64, and Arkansas 50 over Rice 42.
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Major Excise Tax Proposals Stir Little Rock
State Senator Ellis Fagan of Little Rock said he would answer Governor McMeath's Saturday address. He opposed the governor's plan and proposed a seventeen million dollar tax increase program arguing the people can't afford it. He claimed his radio time matched McMary’s for the address. The proposal would fund a medical center and more money for schools and welfare.
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Yerger Elementary former principal Georgia Yerger dies at 709 North Husel
Georgia Yerger former Yerger Elementary School principal died Monday at 4 45 P M at her home 709 North Husel Street She retired due to illness and is survived by husband Moses Yerger mother and father and siblings Funeral arrangements are incomplete The Hopewell Elementary School mid term honors list and classroom reports are noted with several teachers and students named A church conference was held at Bethel A M E Church Wednesday night urging all members to attend
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Veterans Sports Show Planned in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Booster Club announces a veterans sports show on February with star guests Kyle Rote Rogers Hornsby and Lon Warneke set to appear. The event follows a similar show sponsored last December and supports wounded Korean veterans receiving care at the Army Navy hospital.
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Giants Consider Hot Springs as Summer Training Site
Hot Springs may host the New York Giants for summer practice. Assistant coach Jim Lee Howell, a former Arkansas star, told the Hot Springs Boaters club the team is weighing the city. The Giants have exhibition games in Dallas on August 24 and Memphis on September 2.
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Killed by Car In Little Rock Accident
Little Rock resident Harpnas died from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing a street yesterday. Authorities investigated the fatal incident and the driver remained at the scene.
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