Razorbacks Triumph Over Tulsa 52 43
The Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Tulsa 52 to 43 in a non conference game as Coach Clarence Iba drew three technical fouls for protesting. Fred Grim led Arkansas with 7 points while Tulsa struggled to gain momentum. The Southwest Conference action elsewhere featured SMU beating Texas 77-58 and Baylor losing to Rice 70-15.
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No Easy Way Out for Cities and Counties
Gov. Orval Faubus said there is no easy fix for cities and counties demanding more state highway funds. He outlined three options: keep current funding, raise new revenue for local road work, or divert state highway money to localities. He declined to arrange a meeting between state officials and local leaders, noting it is not his role.
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Orval Faubus
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House Okays Road Addition Bill Delayed for Amendment
LITTLE ROCK Four House members debated a Senate bill to grant a separate franchise for horse racing at Hot Springs with a $10 000 payment. Rep Jack Oakes urged raising the state share of breaks on pari mutuel betting, while others urged separate handling. The measure was set aside for an amendment and would be submitted later. The bill would also set general racing regulations and require a local option election before a track outside Hot Springs could be authorized. Hot Springs retains constitutional status for horse racing pending amendment.
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Hot Springs
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T. County
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Basketball Scores From The Week Across Colleges
A collage of college basketball results listed by teams and scores including Yale over Holy Cross, St Josephs over St Johns, Duquesne over Carnegie Tech, Temple over Georgetown, Clemson over South Carolina, North Carolina State over Duke, Maryland topping Virginia, Kansas beating Oklahoma A&M, New Orleans over Loyola Warrensburg, Missouri Valley games, and multiple Arkansas, Texas, Texas A&M, Oregon State, Hardin-Simmons, Arizona, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and other listed matchups with varied outcomes and several overtime notes.
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Associated Press
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Holy Cross
St. Josephs
St. Johns
Bkn
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
haSaile
Temple
Georgetown
Baltimores
Pyola
Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
West Virginia
George Wash
Neta
Maryland
Virginia
Kansas
Oklahoma A&m
Dayton
New Orleans
Loyola
Warrensburg
Moi
Rolla
William Jowell
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Kirksville Tehrs
Maryville
Bethany
Kan
McPherson
Southern Methodist
Texas
Baylor
Rice
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Arkansas
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Ouachita
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Ozarks
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Hardin-Simmons
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Illinois Norman
Dick Heise
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Bradley
Louisville
Marquette
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Lane promises a winner for Cardinals by 1958
Frank Lane, general manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, warned that if a pennant winner isn’t produced by 1958 he will leave the club. The remark came at a spring training party after Cardinal president August A. Busch Jr. joked Lane would be out if no NL pennant by 1956. Busch, joking, backed the deadline while Park Carroll of the Kansas City Athletics joked about finishing sixth.
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A’s
Bold Ruler's Time Sets Hearts Aflutter At Hialeah Park
In Miami Bold Ruler's sensational 1.35 mile workout sparked chatter across the grandstand. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, 82, and his son John oversee the routine as Bold Ruler, a promising 3-year-old, nears major races. observers compare him to Nashua as crowds weigh his future potential.
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Bold Ruler
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Bald Ruler
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Uatuhua
Local Newspaper Figure Hodge Dies After Heart Attack
Fress mechanic operator and supervisor Hodge, native of Walnut Lane Louisiana, died today after yesterday's heart attack. He began in the newspaper business at age 10 in Manrus Louisiana, later attended LSU, and worked as a reporter for New Orleans and Festal Telegraph Co. He served as manager in Hope Arkansas and Pine Bluff. Ulysses S Grant's second inaugural ball priced at twenty dollars.
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Manrus
Louisiana State University
New Orleans Tern
Stilt Wilt Chamberlain Regains scoring lead in win
Wilt The Stilty Chamberlain of Kansas scored 36 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in a 62-52 victory over Oklahoma A&M to reclaim the national scoring lead. Grady Wallace of South Carolina trailed after a 24-point night in Clemson’s win, while Chet Forte of Columbia eyed a late surge. Kansas improved to 15-1 after 16 games, dominating the second half and holding a halftime edge of 31-27.
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Brown Favored to Defeat Smith Tonight
Brown favored to defend his world lightweight title against Wallace Budd Smith in Miami Beach. The bout draws 4,000 fans with an expected gross gate near $20,000. Brown and Smith each receive 30 percent of the net gate plus $9,000. Smith, ranked No. 4, earned a title shot after a split decision loss to Brown in New Orleans.
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Italy
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Rosen Tells of His Injuries
Former Cleveland Indian third baseman Al Rosen says he played the 1953 season without full use of his neck and shoulder. He reported lingering pains from an automobile accident in January 1956 and noted injections for muscle trouble while recounting his 1953 MVP era and 1953 season stats. He now works at Harold L. Bache brokerage in Cleveland.
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al Rosen
Tauseles
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Slevelatia
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Annual School Election in Blevins District Arkansas
Notice states March 16 1937 election for County Board of Education Zone 1, a 5 year director, and a 37 mill total tax including 20 mills operating, 8 mills bond service, and 8 mills building fund for $70 000 bonds. Polls 8am to 6 30pm at McCaskill and Blevins schools.
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