Lonoke Community News and Club Notices
The Lonoke community reports a meeting of Lonoke Baptist Church matrons with Rev James E. Coby leading a devotional on life’s purpose. Shover Street 4H Club members plan projects in sawing, cooking, and safety with new members, and a Harris Gym basketball doubleheader features Yerger vs Oakgrove and Roseston with admission at the usual price.
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Lonoke
Lonoke Baptist Church
R. J. Hicks
James BE
Coby
James E, Coby
Miss Earnestine Jack
East
Hayward St
James E. Cony
Shover Street
Shover St
Maude Davis
Hempstead County
Cace Smith
Blevins
Patricia Alexander
Hariig Gym
Harris Gym
Yerger
Oakrgrove
Roseston
Hand trouble may end Gonzales's career at pro tennis
New York reports Pancho Gonzales revealed a recurring hand injury first hit in Australia last fall. He warned if it worsens he may quit the tour after defeating Ken Rosewall 6-2 6-4 6-2 at Madison Square Garden and heading to Dallas for the next 100-match stretch. Promoter Jack Kramer noted the tour could gross over a quarter of a million dollars, but indicated Gonzales could continue unless he cannot fulfill his contract.
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New York
Pando Gonzales
Wro
Los Angeles
Australia
California
Ken Rosewall
Madison Square Garden
Dallas
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
College Basketball Conference Standings and Results
The Associated Press reports mixed results across conferences. SMU, Texas A&M, Rice, and Arkansas show varying records with standout wins and tight losses as teams chase conference positioning. Midwest and Southwest brackets feature Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Baylor, Texas, and Louisville among notable scorers and upsets. Pro basketball Sunday results include Syracuse beating Boston and St. Louis defeating Minneapolis in overtime.
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Pel
Pls
SMU
Arkansers
Texas A&m
Smur
Rice
Atkingas
Associated Press
Midwest
Michigan State
Towa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Nebraska
Minnesota
Purdue
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
Louis
Wichita
Colorado
Drake
Tulsa
South
Memphs State
Houston
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Louisville
Xavier
Ohio
Southwestexas
Baylor
Texas Christian
Arkansig
Texas Tech
Texas Western
Syracuse
Boston
Wayne
Rochester
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Iio
Ben Philadelphia
Emmet Girls Claim District 7W Tournament Title
Emmet Senior Girls basketball team defeated Bradley 40 to 39 in the District 7W Class 3 final at Bm met Gym to earn a state playoff berth. Barbara Faulkner and Daisy Otwell starred as Emmet overcame a 17 9 deficit, then led 37 37 late before Otwell tipped in for the final points. Emmet will face Greenbrier, winner of District SII, in the state tournament opening night Wednesday at 7 p.m. Also named were All district selections Juanita Dougan Ann Trexler and others.
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Malcolm Burdette
Emmet
Bradley
Greenbrier
SII
Dierks
Bright Star
Lewisville
Genoa Sentral
Amity
Saratoga
Fouwke
Mineral Springs
Nevada County
Coach Burnette
Juanita Dougan
Barbara Falkner
Daisy Otwell
Rosie Otwell
Ann Trexler
Clara Dougan
Carolyn Lumpkin
Lorraine Theis
Eowa
Daisy Olwell
Jun Dougan
Barbara
Nancy Gee
LaVerne Burks
Bradlays
Génoa Central
Mineral
Rosalyn Fraszler
Helen Hubbard
Genoa Central
Tournnament
Joe Allen
Bud Crowley
Sonny Nutt
Joe Weeks
State Tournament Prep Opens at Jones Field House
The Hope Senior High girls basketball team hosts the Senior Girls Class A State tournament at Jones Field House starting Wednesday at 7 p.m. with three games, followed by a full schedule through Friday semifinals and a Saturday night final. Eight to sixteen teams compete, with matchups including Emer son vs Drew Central and Forrest City vs Beecher, and coaching by Norman Taylor.
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Hope
Jones Field House
Vamey Pal Emerson
Drew Central
England
Monette
Forrest City
Bee- Be
Alma
Green Forest
van Buren
DesAre
Norman Taylor
Heber Captures the Texas Open in a Duel
Heber, 34, from Louisiana, wins the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park with a 72 hole total of 271 to beat Furgol by one stroke. He earns 2,800 dollars and joins Doug Ford as second money winner in the winter tour duel. Furgol, veteran from Andrews, Al, finishes with 272 after a tense finale.
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Harold V. Ratliff
San Antonio
Texas
Joy Hebert
Louisiana
Hebert
Sanford
Brackentridge Park
Andrews
Furgol
Mustangs to Sail Into NCAA Meet
SMU eyes the NCAA playoffs with a chance to clinch the Southwest Conference title by beating Rice. Arkansas, Baylor, TCU, and Texas search for positions as SMU's 17-8 season and 9-5 conference mark set up a tight race. Big Jim Krebs led Baylor after Texas game while Rice, Baylor, and Arkansas vie for top spots.
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Southern Methodist
Van
Root
Mustangs
Rice
Owls
SMU
San Francisco
Texas
Dallas
Baylor
Mustang
Waco
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Razorbacks
Parkers
Ordép
TCU
Krebs
Ray Downs
Downs
Dick O'Neal
Willisville Junior Girls Meet Opens Tonight
Willisville hosts the 7W Junior Girls Meet with Guernsey versus Lewisville at 8:30 in Willisville Gym and Willisville facing Mineral Springs while Kirby meets Fouke. Other teams include Garland Spring Hill Qelight Foreman Bright Star Colona Bradley Murfreesboro Enel Stamps Amepire and Bodean. second round games proceed Tuesday and Wednesday with finals Friday.
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Districh
Willisvile
Guernsey
Lewisville
Willisville
Mineral Springs
Kirby
Garland
Spring Hil
Qelight
Foreman
Bright Star
Colona
Bradley
Murfrecehoro
Enel
Gamez
Eee
Big leads loom as SMU BYU Idaho State vie for NCAA bids
Conference race heat builds with SMU and BYU feared to clinch next week. Idaho State eyes fifth straight Rocky Mountain title with a split against Western State. SMU must beat Texas A&M and Rice to complete a three year run as a title contender.
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Brigham Young
Idaho State
Southern Methodist
BYU
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Western State
SMU
Mustangs
Texas A&m
Rice
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Lertuy
North Carolina State
Washington & Lee
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
Southeastern
Kansas
Oklahoma
K-State
Nebraska
California
WELA
Washington
Syt
Yale
Columbia
Pringston
Fullmer Targets Non-title Bout In Denver Arena
Gene Fulmer, defending middleweight champion, eyes a lucrative non-title bout against Ernie Durands in Denver at the 7,800-seat Auditorium Arena. Promoters report advance tickets topping 10,000 with a near sellout expected as Fulmer could earn over 18,000 plus a grass gate around 25,000. Durands has won two of his last three fights, while Ray Robinson was noted in a prior year context.
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Denver
Gene Fulmer
Ernie Durands
Denver Auditorium
West Jordan Wind
Welder
Ray Robinson
Fullmer
East Bay
Lone
M. J
Hope Teams Travel to Emerson For Two Games
Hope High senior girls and boys basketball squads travel to Emerson tonight for two varsity contests. Last week at Jones Field House the Bobcats and Ladycats defeated Emerson 54 46 and 30 29 respectively. This season both Hope teams hold a 2 1 edge after a split last year.
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Hope
Emerson
Bobcats
Ladycats
Jones Field
Hope Sr
Zolo Gursdon
Prescott
Ashdown Takes District Girls Tournament Crown
Ashdown Pantheretics won the District 7W Class A Senior Girls title by defeating Gurdon 51 to 10 in their gym. Valen tine Adcock scored 23 and Glenna McDowell 20 to lead Ashdown, with Wanda Garrett scoring six for Gordon. All District selections include Judy Ratcliff and Linda Rate liff of Hope, Alice Nel Burke, Glenda McDowell, Linda Carver, Gerry Duncan, Valentine Adcock, Frances McGraw, Jane Davis of Ashdown, Mary Shannon of Nashville, Wanda Garrett, Posey Gentle of Gordon. Glenda McDowell was named outstanding.
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Ashdown Pantheretics
Gurdon
Ashtown
Valentine Adcock
Glenna McDowell
Ashdown
Wanda Garrett
Gordon
Judy Ratcliff
Linda Rateliff
Alice Nel Burke
Hope
Glenda McDowell
Linda Carver
Gerry Duncan
Valentine Ad
Juniors Win District Title in Gurdon Tournament
The Gurdon Juniors captured the District 7 Class A crown by beating Ashdown in the final at the Gurdon Gym 45 to 10. Bobby Erwin and Teddy Ok4 led with 14 points each, Terry Don Shutman added 9, Wayne Camp 6, and Byron Smiley held Ashdown star Booth to 0 field goals. Hope will represent District 7W at the state tourney in Jonesboro, meeting Forrest City after a prelim win by Gordon over Arkadelphia 27-26.
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Doh Piercas Hope
Gurdon
Ashdown
Bobby Erwin
Teddy Ok
Terry Don Shutman
Wayne Camp
Bobkittens
Byron Smiley
Booth
Watson
Panthers
Gordon
Arkadelphia
Hope
Jonesboro
Forrest City
Panthers Meet Bryant in State Girls Tournament Opener
The Panthers face Bryant, the District 5 runner-up, in the State Girls tournament opening at Jones Field House. Action begins Wednesday night at 7 PM with continued play Thursday night at 7.
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Bryant
Jones Field House
Mineral riches highlight Arkansas quarry area
The largest 2ine lever nugget came from Arkansas. The most interesting spot geo logically is Magnet Cove in Arkansas where at least 42 different minerals have been found within about 5 square miles.
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Arkansas
Magnet Cove
Wild Jack and the Pawnee City Plan Hatch a County Scheme
In Pawnee City, Nathan Foss and the trio led by Judson Drake arrive with a demand to buy land as the Kansas & Colorado Railroad faces a dispute with Foss over shipments. Publisher Charles Fesler introduces Drake to Harlow Tarbox, who seeks to establish a local government by petitioning to form a new county with Pawnee City as seat, inviting Judge Drake to stay and help launch the process as two men claim ownership of the town.
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Pawnee
Nathan Foss
Kansas & Colorado Railroad
Jack Mason
Wild Jack
Prince Albert
Judson Drake
Pawnee City
Charles Fesler
Joe Jagger
Mir
Foss
Jagger
Tish—Point
Jagr Gey
Jagsger
Mr. Jagger
Myrex
Joe Jagner
Harlow Tarbox
St. Louis
Orly
Tar‘pox
Fesler J
Mr. Tarbox
Presler
Charles
Tarhox
Tarkow
Charliety
Jetter
Fester
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