Racing Outlook at Park Opening In Arkansas
In PSPRINGS Arkansas the opening of Park's meet drew attention for a record entry and top nominees for the $10 Thugiral Mandieap stakes. Oaklawn's secretary noted potential selections may be named Friday with about ten to twelve horses expected to run including Cyrole Safe Land Huerita Ti Bubbles Plek Dixie Dudley Blame Mame and Royal Greek among others.
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Unclear Sports Snippet From Local Gamer Edge
Fragmentary item references teams and players such as Okolona and Saratoga, with numbers and cryptic names. Readable bits show matchups and possible quarterfinals but details are incomplete. The piece seems to note a game or bracket progression involving multiple schools and players amid unclear OCR text.
Brackets Set for NAIA Tournament in Pine Bluff
Brackets completed for District 17 NAIA basketball tournament. Top eight teams in the Arkansas Intermedate Conference race vie in the Open with first round matchups including Team 8 versus Team 11 and Team 2 against Team 7. Semifinals Feb 28, with final on March 1. current leaders State Teachers, Arkansas Tech and Ouachita among top contenders.
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West Virginia Upset Marks A Turbulent Night In College Hoops
George Washington University guard Feldman scored 42 points as GWU upset West Virginia 99 to 97 in a Southern Conference clash. WVU suffers fourth loss in 24 games, threatening its ACC title hopes while NC and Wake Forest maintain top ACC positions. Other top results include St Bonaventure over Villanova, North Carolina over NC State, Wake Forest beating Virginia, and La Salle edging St Joseph's for an NCAA berth push.
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Robertson Assured of Scoring Title in Final Season
Oscar Robertson leads NCAA scoring with 731 points in 20 games at 30.6, while Auburn’s Yor Stith narrows the chase. Auburn roars to contend in field goal and free throw accuracy as the Tigers reach 419 of 614 field goals for 61.5 percent and 348 of 434 free throws for 80.4 percent.
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Tempest Leads National Bird Dog Championship Field
Grand Junction Tennessee AP Stormy Tempest a pointer owned by Dr W G Arey of St Louis remained the gallery favorite in the National Bird Dog Championship. Tempest showed strong accurate performance on opening day while several other contenders including Q's Delivery Cookhe Gendarme Sealowp and Space Master faced tough competition as 45 dogs entered and four show days loom.
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Hawks Could Clinch Friday Night Western Division Title
The St. Louis Hawks can clinch the Western Division with a win on Friday night if they beat the Minneapolis Lakers or if Boston defeats Detroit. The Hawks already clinched their spot Wednesday night with an 181-127 victory over the Lakers in Philadelphia. Booth Ferry, rookie, sealed the win by hitting two free throws with 1:48 left. Wilt Chamberlain scored 32 for the Warriors in a 123-11 win over Syracuse, keeping alive Boston’s East lead as Philadelphia trails.
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College Basketball Scores From The East And Midwest
The Associated Press reports numerous college games. Bonaventure edged Villanova 72 to 70 while Syracuse defeated Canisius 74 to 7. Penn beat LaSalle 62 and Delaware topped St Joseph 99 to 66. Boston University won 60 to 54 over New Hampshire. Wake Forest crushed Virginia 106 to 61. North Carolina and NC State had results, as did Navy over Georgetown 79 to 68. DePaul beat Dayton 70 to 66, Bowling Green won 85 to 71, Akron defeated Youngstown 76 to 67, and Texas Christian edged Baylor 65 to 61.
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Boxing Fight Results From Telescoped Reported Matches
The report lists heavyweight bouts with fighters including Chicago Henry Hank Detroit’s Sisto Rodriguez Mountain View California Louisville’s Rydell Stitch and Los Angeles’ Yombstone Smith among others, noting knockouts and weights. It mentions Buenos Aires and Argentine contender Josef Georgeuli as a KO victim and hints at a mixed bag of results across cities and venues.
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Baylor, Texas A&M, Southern Methodist Lead SWC Race
In the Southwest Conference race Baylor faded from contention after a 65-61 loss to Texas Christian. Texas, Texas A&M and SMU led the standings with Arkansas two games back. TCU snapped a five-game skid with Cobb and Meacham leading the Frogs. Next action Saturday as teams renew conference play.
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The Negro Community News and Lodge Meeting Notice
Esther Hicks contact numbers list The Negro Community. Thought For The Day plus St. Andrew Lodge No 40 meeting Friday at 7 80 p m with important business. Lon eke Baptist Youth to present program Sunday Feb 21 at 3 pm Worship themes include Jesus Our Heavenly Friend and What A Friend. Blavins Training School notes Abraham Lincoln Birthday observance Friday Feb 12.
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Arkansan Signs With Denver Team in AFL
Monticello Ark. Mike Nichols of Arkansas A&M signed with Denver of the American Football League after talks with Denver coach Frank Filchock. Nichols, the A&M fastest man and Intercollegiate Conference center, is expected to play as linebacker or defensive end.
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National Hockey Wednesday Results Highlight Three Matches
Chicago beat New York and Toronto 5 to 3 in a midweek hockey roundup while Boston earned a 1 goal victory. Detroit travels to Montreal on Thursday with Friday lacking scheduled games.
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Sixth Grade Leads Chapel Exercises at Shover
The sixth grade of Shover Elementary School hosted chapel day with Rev. F. R. Williams of Pres ealt as guest speaker. Students presented an operetta titled Molly Bedolly and showcased science fair projects. Spelling bees weekly honor Lula Mae Smith and others. Pen Pal exchanges connect classrooms with states and Canada.
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