Tech Raiders Rout Razorbacks In Fayetteville Clash
Texas Tech overwhelmed Arkansas 72 to 46 at Fayetteville, moving Tech to 6-1 and dropping Arkansas into a third place tie. Harold Hudgens led Tech with 25 points and 12 rebounds, while Arkansas shot 31.3 percent and saw its home win streak end. Larry Watford added 12 points and 13 rebounds for the Hogs in a costly defensive showing by Tech.
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Arkansas
Texas Terk
Wiver’s
Razorbacks
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Parkers
Tech
SMT
Texas A&m
Rice
A&m
SMU
Texas
Red Raiders
Hogs
Harold Hudgens
Jerry Carlton
Clyde Rhoden
Pat Foster
Larry Watford
Weand
Arkansas Freshmen Edge Fort Smith 70 62 in NCSC tilt
Fayetteville Arkansas AP freshmen Shoals led by 26 points as Arkansas defeated Fort Smith Junior College 70 62 in a Southwest Conference warmup game. Fort Smith held a 25 24 halftime lead before Arkansas surged behind Andy Warford and Paul Whisenhunt scored 21 for Fort Smith.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Andy Warford
Fort Smith Junior College
Texas Tech
Fort Smith
Paul Whisenhunt
Legal Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas 1961
The defendants Ed Jefferson Halard McKamie Hal Hicks Monett Hicks James Edward Hicks and Earl D Hicks are warned to appear in the Chancery Court within thirty days and answer Eva Jones complaint. Witness my hand and the seal of the court February 7 1961 Jamie Russell Clerk By Katherine B Lauterbach Deputy Clerk (Seal) W S Atkins Ally for Plaintiff Albert Graves Atty ad Litem February 0 15 22 March 1 2962.
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ED Jefferson
Halard
McKamie
Hal Hicks
Monett Hicks
James Edward Hicks
Earl D. Hicks
James Edwand Hicks
Eva Jones
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
D.C
SEAL
S. Atkins
Ally
Plainlifé
Albert Graves
Atty
Ad Litem
Probate court notices of guardians and executors in Hempstead County
Guardians and executors in Hempstead County Arkansas filed annual accounts and settlements for approval. Names include Douglas J. Drake administrator of Eno Drake. Bizie D. Butler guardian of Wendell Grant Butler. Jackie Hendricks guardian of a minor. O A Graves executor of J J Butler estate. Viola Bobo executrix of E B Bobo. John Rector Cogley administrator of Hueal A Cooley estate. Interested parties must file exceptions within 160 days or be barred.
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Probate
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Douglas J. Drake
Eno
Drake
Bizie D. Butler
Wendell Grant Butler
Jackie Hendricks
Charlene V. Wilson
Guardian
O. A. Graves
J J. Butlle
Viola Bobo
E. B. Bobo
Deccaser
John Rector Cogley
Hueal A. Cooley
When to Fish Solunar Times Plan Your Fishing Day
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Soluna tables guide days for hunting and fishing. Major periods start at the stated time and last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Plan around these intervals to catch peak sport in each day.
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John Alden Knight
Probate of W B H Light estate in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court announces the will of W B H Light deceased dated August 13 1460 admitted February 7 1861 with executrix appointed. Creditors and all persons having claims must file verified claims within six months from publication or be barred from benefiting from the estate. Published notice lists J D Turnage Helen Light and the probate clerk.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
W. B H. Light
Route Hope
Pastate Furst
Women's Golf Meet Opens at Palm Beach Breakers Course
Palm Beach Fla AP Marge Burns ranked medalist with Mrs Paul Dye of Indianapolis in opening match play round of the 43rd Palm Beach Women's Golf Championship. Barbara Filton of Hamilton Ohio defending titlist faced Mary McCutcheon of Jasper Alabama while Burits shot 74 on the par 72 Breakers course amid windy rain. Filton not required to qualify and did not play.
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Palm Beacis Fla
Marge Burns
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Palm Beach
Barbara Filton
Stamilton
Ohio
Mary McCutcheon
Jasper
Ala
Miss Burits
Dye
Floyd Patterson Watches First Fight With Johansson
SPRING VALLEY NY Floyd Patterson analyzes his first bout with Ingemar Johansson as he trains for a March 13 third fight in Miami Beach. He recalls mistakes from the initial loss, discusses his peek a boo stance, weighs about 196 pounds, and plans a Florida camp next week while sparring at a country club with Wilson Hannibal and his 18 year old brother Ray.
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Spring Valley
N.Y
API
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Inga
Florida
Johansson
Miami Beach
Wilson Hannibal
Ray
Willisville Tournament Results From Bi County Meet
Willisville bi county tournament results show Blevins Jr girls 28 Emmet 16. Blevins Jr ovs 28 Gurensey 32. Laneburg Jr girls 15 Giernsey 3. Blevins Sr boys 64 Emmet 49. Spring Hill Sr girls 45 Willisville 49. Saratoga Sr boys 35 Spring Hill 2 pm. Schedule lists Willisville Jr boys vs Bodcaw 3 pm. Cale Sr girls vs Spring Hill 4 pm. Emmette boys vs Laneburg 6:30 pm. Willisville girls vs Saratoga 7:30 pm. Guernsey Sr boys vs Cale 8:30 pm. Lanecburg Se girls vs Bodaw.
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Blevins Jr
Emmet
Gurensey
Laneburg Jr
Giernsey
Blevins Sr
Spring Hill Sr
Wiltsville
Saratoga Sr
Spring Tfisl
Willisville Jr
Bodcaw
Cale
Spring Hill
Emmette
Laneburg
Willisvile
Saratoga
Guernsey Sr
Lanecburg Se
Boduaw
Johnson Still Feels No Champ After NBA Title Win
Harald Johnson, newly crowned NBA world light heavyweight champion, beat Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis in the ninth round in Miami Beach. Johnson, who previously challenged Archie Moore, declared he does not feel champion yet and aims for a rematch with Moore. The bout drew 4,017 spectators, with receipts totaling $20,829.50.
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Harald Johnson
National Boxing Association
Jesse Bowdry
St.Louis
NBA
Archie Moore
Moore
Johnson
Kayo
Frustraion
Tiger
Bowdry
Cy Gottfried
Bowldry
Grizzlies Use Defense to Beat Wildcats
Fort Smith Grizzlies used a tight zone to stop North Little Rock Wildcats, winning 38 to 18 in a Big Nine Conference clash. David Dick scored points and Pitt McGehee added seven as Fort Smith dominated the first half, while Dudley Blair paced North Little Rock with eight of 32. Fort Smith led 17 to 4 at halftime.
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North Little Rock
Grizzly
Gayle Raundart
Wildcats
Nhat
Birtheville
Little Rock Hall
David Dick
Ponnts
Pitt McGehee
Grizaies
Dudley Blair
North Little Buck
Fort Smith
Hall
Hot Springs
Bill Knight
Tigers
Gary Elis
Charlie Martin
Dorado
Central
Arkansas Falls to Texas Tech on Tuesday Night
In college basketball action the Texas Tech Red Raiders defeated Arkansas 72 to 66. Other results include Arkansas Tech beating the College of the Ozarks 71 to 62 and several high school scores across the state.
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Arkansas Freshmet
Fort Smith Junior College
Arkansas Tech
College of the Ozarks
Ouachita A
Southern State
Arkansas State Teachers Ub
Arkansas College
Hendrix
Millsaps (Miss
Fight Results Miami Beach Light Heavyweight Showdown
In Miami Beach John Ifaroldson from Philadelphia stopped Jesse Bowdry from St. Louis in the ninth round. In Houston Cleveland Williams outpointed Wayne Bethea of New York at 30 rounds. Sacramento saw Dave Brown knock out Terry Smoith, while Jimmy Flaad outpointed Perry Hicks in Los Angeles. Dave Rent knocked out Claude Hodgins in Los Angeles. Tom Lowery stopped Tommy Golf in Trenton in the third.
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Ifarold Johnson
Philadelphia
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Johnson
Houston
Cleveland Williams
Wayne Bethea
New York
Sacramento
Calif
Dave Brown
Oakland
Terry Smoith
Hawks Take 11-Game Lead with Thriller Over Warriors
The St. Louis Hawks rallied in the final quarter to beat Philadelphia 127 to 124, extending their lead in the Western Division. Wilt Chamberlain totaled 37 points and 21 rebounds, while New York’s Willie Naulls poured in 49 as the Knicks snapped a six game skid with a 191 to 124 win over the Pistons. Boston edged the Lakers 96 to 95 in the opener of a Madison Square Garden doubleheader without Elgin Baylor.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Hawks
Philadelphia
Warriors
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Ping Pong Tourney at Hope High
A week long Ping Pong tournament at Hope High School fills the old gym before school and at noon. Games run on eight tables with Student Council members supervising. Semi finalists include Jan Reinhardt Mary Gail McRae Karl Ray Murphy Charles Tripp. playoffs Thursday will crown champions and boys doubles winners.
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Penny Franks
Jane Griggs
Jan Ellis
Ann Sutton
Roy Allison
Ronnie Formby
William ‘Yler
Mac
McLarty
Jan Reinhardt
Mary Gail McRae
Karl Ray Murphy
Charles Tripp
Winnie's
Nomination Questioned by Senator Robertson
Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia stalled the Senate Banking Committee’s action on Robert C. Weaver’s nomination as Housing administrator. He demanded a letter from President Kennedy assessing an FBI report on Weaver’s loyalty and said the White House had sent FBI files last Saturday, which did not satisfy him.
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Washington
A.willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Robert C. Weaver
New York
Robertson
Kennedy
FBI
Weaver
Virginian
White House
Ping Pong Finals Promised at Hope High Stage Friday
Student Council co chairs Lolly Prather and Jimmy Lloyd organize the ping pong tournament. Singles play to 11 points, doubles to 21, with finals scheduled on Friday at Hope High.
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Hope High
Student Council
Lolly Prather
Jimmy Lloyd
Duke Latest Victim of NCS Cagers
Duke falls 61-59 to North Carolina State as Terry Litchfield hits a last second jumper, handing Duke their first ACC defeat. The Wolfpack’s win underscores NC State’s continued strength while other top teams chase NCAA bids amid conference leaders’ shifts.
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Indiana
Tobacco Road
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Nuke
Case
Sith
Terry Litchfield
State
Texas Tech
Princeton
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Jedgers
St. Joseph’s
Harold Hudgens
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas
AL Kaemmerlen
Pete Campbell
Penn
Maine
Massachusetts
Georgia
Roger Newman
Ned Jennings
Allen Feldhaus
Phil Simpson
Simpson
St. Joseph's Pa
Jack Egan
Elizabethtown
Hawks
Providence
DePaul
St. Joseph's
Louis Armstrong Early Life and Cornet Training Noted
Orphaned as a boy Louis Armstrong was sent to an orphan's home where he learned to play the cornet. The report also covers congressional scenes with Weaver and Kennedy, noting a letter from the White House and a probe into loyalty concerns. Weaver, 53, is vice chairman of the New York City Housing and Redevelopment Board.
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Louis Armstrong
Cornet
Kennedy
Cas
Robertson
Weaver
White House
Mavting
E Robertson
New York City
Man Admits to Jewelry Robbery
A 24 year old apprentice engraver confessed to the 62,801 jewelry store robbery in Fort Smith. Beanie Herron of Port Smith led officers to stolen watches and jewelry, and police said he admitted the crime at a headquarters on Sunday. No charges filed yet.
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Ark
Merbert Brock
Brock
Beanie Herron
Port Smith
Newton
Merron
Serusta Cataiky
Ubet Milaarsce
Clyde Grieshy Sheas
Hiatery
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