Tech Raiders Top Razorbacks In Tight Arkansas Loss
Arkansas struggled with a cold second half as SMU Tech slimmed ahead. Harald Mutons led with 14 points and 12 rebounds while Clyde Rhoden scored 17 for the Razorbacks. Larry Wolford added 14 points and 13 rebounds in a defeat that evened the series at 3-5.
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Arcos
Secant
Vicars
Rive
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Yue
Hogs
Teeh
Arkansas
Raiders
Tetvs
Harald Mutons
Teel
Carlton
Rasbucks
Sppli Nace
Larry Wolford
Teel Vietory
Arkansas Freshmen Edged Fort Smith 70 62
In Fayetteville Arkansas the University of Arkansas freshmen narrowly defeated Fort Smith Junior College 70 to 62. Andy Warford led Arkansas with a strong 5 point performance. Fort Smith trailed 25 24 at halftime before the Razorbacks pulled ahead. Paul Whisenbunt added points for Fort Smith.
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Tavetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Andy Warford
Fort Smith
Colege
Smith
Read
Advanta $E
Paul Whisenbunt
Fott Smith
Notice of Answer Required in Chancery Court
Legal notice in Nempstead County Arkansas warns defendants Ed Jefferson Halord B McKamie Hal Hicks Manat Hicks James Edward Hicks Earl Dicks to appear within thirty days and answer Eva Jones complaint. Clerk Jamie Russell seals the document dated February 7, 1961 with deputy.
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Chancery Court of
Nempstead County Ark
Eva Jones
ED Jefferson
Halard . Eramle
Hal Hicks
ED Hicks
James ED
Ard Hicks
Earl Dicks
Halord B. McKamie
Manat Hicks
James Edward Hicks
Earl D. Hicks
Eva Jon
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
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Probate Court Notices for Guardians and Executors Accounts
Guardians administrators and executors in Homestead County Arkansas filed their annual, partial, and final accounts with the Probate Court for approval. Filings include estates of Ena VY Drake, Wendel Grant Butler, Jackie, Graves, Bou, Couley, and other individuals with dates in January 1961 and related final settlements. Interested parties must appear and file objections by the stated deadlines.
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Follswing
Homstead County
Arkansas
Doulas J. Drake
Ena VY. Drake
Elzie D, Butler
Wendel Grant Butler
Bou
Bobo
Eeing Couley
Couley
When to Fish or Hurt Solunar Tables
Solunar scheduling drawn from John Aiden Knight’s Soluna Cables outlines major and minor fishing periods. Plan days to fish in good territory or heat in good cover during these times, with majors lasting about two hours after start. Minor periods are shorter and regular in duration.
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John Aiden Knight
Probate notice for estate of WH Light in Hempstead County
The probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas announces the estate of WH Light. Route 1 Hope is listed as decedent's last address with date of death January 23 1961. The will dated August 1 1960 was admitted to probate February 7 1961 appointing an executrix. All claims must be filed within six months of first publication or be barred.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
WH. Light
Hope
Hempstead
Con
Ayhey
Henebin
Harice
Helen Light
Harte
Apie A Nees
Women’s Golf Meet Opens At Palm Beach
Marge Burns the medalist and Mrs Paul Dye of Indianapolis head the field in the 4th annual Palm Beach Women's Golf Championship opening match play round. Barbara Wilson of Thimilton Ohio defends title against Mary McCutcheon of aluaper as wind and rain challenge rounds.
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Marge Burns
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Palm Bee
Barbara Wilson
Thimilton
Ohio
Mary McCutcheon
Aluaper
Alia
Matel
Miss Barns
Fito
Renee
Miss McCutcheon
Ceirdon Hay
Patterson Plans New Style For Third Johansson Fight
Floyd Patterson, world heavyweight champion, spoke at a Spring Valley training camp about adjusting his approach for the March 3 Miami Beach bout with Johansson. He described his peek-a-boo stance and noted he weighed 196 pounds, with plans to avoid overexertion as he trains four rounds with sparmates Wilson Hannibal and his 18 year old brother, Mae.
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Spring Valley
Catr
Floyd Patterson
Theemar Jolasis
Patterson
Ingo
Florida
Han
Johansson Asl
Miami Beach
Wilson Hannibal
Mae
Willisville Tournament Results Polished tally from Willisville tourney
Willisville hosts a district tournament with scattered results. Blevins Jr girls lead 28 16 over Emmet while Blevins Sr daughters post 24 against Gurensey 92 Kanebury 15. Boys matchups show Blevins Sr 66 Emmet 49 as Spring Hill defeats Pinks 5 Willisville 40. Remaining games list junior and senior boys and girls matches with Lane bury Savatage and Cale Sc slated.
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Blevins Jr
Emmet
Blevins Sr. Ins
Gurensey
Kanebury
Guernsey
Ad Blevins
Spring Ii Sc
Pinks
Suralega Sr
Spring Hill
Johnson Beats Bowdry To Retain NBA Light Heavy Title
Harald Juhtion Johnson, the NBA light heavyweight champion, defeated Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis in the ninth round at Miami Beach. Johnson, who had pursued a comeback since 1954, knocked Bowdry down three times and chased a convincing stoppage as referee Cy Gottfried halted the bout after 45 seconds of the ninth. The event drew 4,017 fans with a $20,020 paid gate.
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Harald Juhtion
Hiledelphian
Jesse Bowdry
St .Louis
Thomt
Ar ‘Chin Moore
Moore
Ouf Jalmson
Johnwon
Lille
NBA
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Bowery
Cy Gottfried
Candifio
Johnson
Flo
Grizzlies Use Defense to Beat Wildcats
The Fort Smith Grizzlies edged the North Little Rock Wildcats 74-62 in a Big Nine Conference basketball game. Coach Gayle Raundart deployed a tight zone that held North Little Rock to four points in the first half as Fort Smith built their lead behind David Dick and Pith McGehee. Hall and Blytheville remain tied in the race, with Tuesday results shaping the late-season title outlook.
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Willeam
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Little Rock Central
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Cet Wal
el Curtila Aray
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David Dick
Pith McGehee
Dudley Blair
North Hikle Nels
Faltuipe
Hot Springs
Power
Vinny Hagan
Ben Wasteberry
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Tevorade
Bi Kinight
Tigers
Gary She
Charlie Martin
di Borat
Ceuta Bell
Bed
Notable college and NBA basketball results across several venues
Tuesday results show Arkansas freshmen 70 Arkansas 72 in a college match and Ouachita 67 against Southern State 66. Other college scores include Millsaps 72 over Little Rock Central 40 and Conway 74 over Mableval 47. NBA results list Boston 94 Los Angeles 95? and New York 131 Detroit 126 with St Louis 127 Philadelphia 114. Pro matches previewed for Wednesday and Thursday include Boston at Syracuse and St Louis at Los Angeles with Philadelphia hosting Detroit.
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Purl Smit
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Lite Rock Central
Dorada
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Mableval
Jacksonville
Little Noel Catholic
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Mayflower
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Russellville
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Hughes
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Yexarkuia
National Basketball Association
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Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Leuis
Fight Results By Assigned Press Boxing Card Summary
Harold Johnson 172 of Philadelphia stopped Jesse Bowdry 172 of St. Louis in 9 rounds. Wayne Bethea 208 of New York KOed Dave Brown 186 from Oakland. Jimmy God 10's of Sacramento outpointed Perry Tils 160. Dave Kent 199 of Liverpool knocked out Claude Hudgins of Los Angeles. Tony Lowery 1204 of Philadelphia stopped Tommy Goll of Trenton.
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Harold Johnsson
Philadelphia
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Johnson
Fitlet
Trouston
Cleveland Williams
Aloustor
Wayne Bethea
New York
Sacrationia
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Dave Brown
Oakhind
Terry Smith
J Sacramento
Jimmy God
Sacramento
Perley Tils
Los Angeles
Viuna
Dave Kent
Liverpool
Enghard
Claude Hudgins
Man Admits to Jewelry Robbery in Fort SmI Case
A 21 year old apprentice engraver confessed to a $62,801 jewelry store robbery in Newton. Chief Herbert Beach reported the man admitted involvement in the theft at the store where he had worked since October, naming Hon. mill and Brack as associates. He led investigators to the stolen items and jewelry later recovered. The suspect was held pending further proceedings.
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Clyde Grinsby Pall
Hawks Claim 11-Game Lead in Division
The St Louis Hawks built an 11 game lead as they beat the Philadelphia Warriors 127 to 124. Wilt Chamberlain scored 87 points with 21 rebounds in a high scoring meeting, while Willie Naulls added 48 for New York as the Knicks ended a losing streak with a 181 to 174 win over Detroit. Boston edged Los Angeles in the Madison Square Garden opener without Baylor.
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National Basketball Association
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Chamberlain
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Warriors
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Detroit Pistons
Bostin Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Wigin Baylor
Madison Square Garden
Ping-Pong Tournament at Hope High School
A weeklong ping pong event at Hope High School features eight tables in the art gym. Students supervise each table while spectators track races in girls and boys singles, and boys doubles, with finals designed for playoffs and loving cups for winners.
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Hope High School
Penny Pranks
Jane Griggs
Jan Elis Y
Aunsullen
Roy Allison
Ronnie Bartaby
William ‘Tyler
Mae
Mebarty
Jan Reinhard
Mary Carl Meow
Earl Ray Murphy
Charles Pripp
Weaver Nomination Questioned by Senate Leader
Washington AP chairman A Willis Robertson delayed the Senate Banking Committee hearing on Robert GC Weaver's nomination as housing administrator. He seeks an FBI report evaluation letter from Kennedy and says White House provided PBS files but not to his satisfaction.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Robert GC. Weaver
New York
Duke Hands NCS Its First ACC Loss In Tight Finish
Third ranked Duke lost to North Carolina State 61 50 as Terry Litchfi eld hit a jumper with two seconds left to hand the Wolfpack their first ACC defeat this season. State, on course for an NCAA bid, also showcased its continued upset potential. Meanwhile Texas Tech rallied past Arkansas 76 66 in the Southwest Conference. Princeton, Rhode Island, and Kentucky gained ground in their conferences as St Josephs Pa moved closer to an NCAA berth with a 61 36 win over Elizabethtown.
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Silker-Haire Fox
Indiana
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Raleigh Wolfpack
Ste J
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Mieal
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St. Joseph's
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Pete Campbell
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Maine
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Roger Newman
Ned Jennings
Allen Teldhaus
Fhit Seimpson
Secund
Simmson
Witl
Jack Rgan
Elizabethtown
Hawks
Providence
DePaul
Armstrong and Kennedy Watch Hearing Shock Packed Room
Orphaned as a boy Louis Armstrong learned cornet in an orphanage. A Senate hearing concerned Weaver, named by Kennedy for a top post, as Robertson called an executive session amid complaints about his loyalty. Newsmen reported a White House message as tensions rose in the packed room.
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Orphur
Kennedy
Robertson
Weaver
Netulter
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