Black Takes Lead in San Antonio Tex Open Round Two
Joe Black of Abilene led the Tex as Open at Brackenridge Park over 6400 yards with a 64 round. Bob Kay of West Hartford tied for second. veteran Sid Furgol, battling an arm injury, trails but plans to continue racing time. Black, a former Abilene Country Club assistant and Hardin-Simmons star, is making his second tour appearance this winter.
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Community and club notices from February events
Various community notices list meetings and events for February including the Christian Union Community Club Monday February 18 at 7 30 p m business on agenda, fish fry and a supper sale by Tribe No and Rising Star Baptist Church, Friendship Club chicken dinners at Bethel AME Church, Yerger Sh over PTA Founders Day postponed, Haynes Chapel Willing Workers plan entertainment February 16, Lonoke Sunshine Land officers 1857 and Sunshine Band meetings, Blevinston Springs HD Club February 12 meeting with "Clean up Campaign" declared.
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Ethel Lee Peevy
Mavis Sue Davis
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Dennie Carson
Delois Jean Lloyd
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Jewel Davis
Joan Ethel Davis
Annie Katherine Rogs
Linda Gamble
Olena Davis
Sunshine Hand
Rey
Pastop
Bleving-Iton Springs
Blevins-ton Springs
Thelma Richie
Ring Mermberg
Maude Davis
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Brooklyn May Have That New Catcher From Ashland Ohio
Brooklyn scouts rate Roseboro of Ashland Ohio as the potential new Campanella. At 23 he batted .888 in Venezuela with Caracas and played in the Caribbean Series. He previously hit .273 with 23 homers for Montreal last season. Dodgers- and Brooklyn officials praise his power, fielding, and left handed bat. he may join Dodger camp in Florida while still on Portland roster for bookkeeping.
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Down Rosehorn
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Ohio
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Caracas
Venezuela
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama
Montreal
Hasehora
Mickey Owen
Mayaguez
Chamotaurs
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Owen
Rossboro
Dodger
Vere Beach
Fla
Dodgers
Portland Valler
Clay Bryant
Treasury to Peek at Money Boxers Make
Washington reports that the Treasury plans to review 1956 income tax returns of boxing champion Floyd Patterson and other top earners. Internal Revenue officials testified at a House committee hearing that they may seek legislative changes to tax timing for stars and ensure current, fair treatment. They noted Joe Louis’ case and said Louis will receive a square deal while exploring broader remedies.
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Congress
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Gordon Delk
Joe Louis
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Subcommittee
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Webb Favored in Battle Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Spider Webb, a 12-5 favorite, meets Neal Rivers in a Madison Square Garden middleweight bout. Webb, a Chicago resident with a 17 fight win streak and No. 4 ranking, collides with Rivers, an 8th ranked challenger from Las Vegas, as both seek a title shot against Gene Fullmer. Also notes military veteran Floyd Patterson and local social notices of Mrs. Willie Martin and visitors.
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Ellsworth
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Webb
Neal Rivers
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Las Vienas
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Gene Fullmer
Floyd Paterson
U.S
Paterson
Winer
Thelma Richie
Thelma Wilson
Girls Defeat Nashville and Juniors Rip Badgers
Hope Senior girls downed Nashville Icerapperettes 80 to 49 in the District 7W Class A opening round at Ashdown Gym. Judy Rateliff scored 36, Jan Ro bison 13, Joyce Vines 1, Shannon 26, Harper 17 for Nashville. Hope advances to face Ashdown at 8:15 pm in the semi finals. Juniors beat Arkadelphia 60 to 34 in the same district tournament.
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Byron Smiley
Bobby Kidd
Teddy Jones
Wayne Camp
Wells
Badgers
John Bierce
College basketball scores roundup from AP and UP reports
A roundup of college and independent basketball results lists teams and scores across regions. Notable gains include Mineapolis over New York 99 97 and Fort Wayne over Boston 112 106 with multiple other campus games and mismatched reports across East and Midwest venues.
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Associated Press
Bobcats Meet Lewisville Here Tonight
Bobcats travel to face Lewisville Red Devils at Jongy Field House tonight with coach Buddy Benson's son guiding a strong lineup. A preliminary game between middle school teams starts at 7 p.m. local time.
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Lewisville
Hope
Léwisville Red Devils
Jongy Field House
Buddy Bensson
Arkansas Tax Increase Tied to Tomorrow Effect
A garbled notice explains an auto sales tax rise from 2 to 3 percent, with examples: a $2,800 car would cost $80 today but $75 tomorrow, and groceries tax shifts from 6 to 18 cents on items. It notes no tax on first items and varying rates for small goods.
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Arkansas
Four Teams Advance in Emmet Meet
Semifinals were set in the District W Senior girls Class B tournament at Emmet Gym. Genoa Central Bradley Mineral Springs and Emmet advanced with Genoa Central beating Blevins 49 to 42 and Bradley ousting Fouke 52 to 43 while Emmet edged Lewisville 28 to 28 in a tight win. Mineral Springs eliminated Umpire 43 to 42.
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Lurry
Fouke
Nancy McGee
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Lewisville
Juanita Dougan
Barbara Faulkner
Daisy Orwell
Maribeth Cleveland
Dorothy Herndon
Alice Redmond
Carolyn Chastain
Lewisville Mineral Springs
Dayton Eyes Return Trip to NIT After Strong Win
Dayton, 15 7, beat Regis 67 53 to edge toward an NIT return bid alongside Manhattan and St John’s. Manhattan beat New York 78 9, Lombardo 34, Knapp 27. St John’s 12 0 with 72 70 Niagara, Seiden clutch play. Other notable results: Denver over Montana 55 45, Georgia Tech 67 65 over Georgia, St Francis (N Y) 85 80 over St Peter’s. Pac Coast bids loom with California Idaho, UCLA Stanford, Kentucky Loyola clash, BYU Colorado A&M, Temple Duquesne, Seattle Gonzaga.
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Umpire Tops Scores As Corbells Lead Night of Play
Helen Hubbard posts 19 and 12 for Clara Corbell and Betty Corbell. Jacobs scores 17, Garrison 12, Davis 11 for Umpire. Scorekeepers were Peggy Cummings Sue Harding and Melanie Parker. Four trophy prizes go to top three finalists and a sportsmanship award by Tillman Wilson Supt of Schools.
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Clara Corbell
Betty Corbell
Jacobs
Garrison
Davis
Peggy Cummings
Sue Harding
Melanie Parker
Emmet Supt
Tillman Wilson
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