Moore clashes with California athletic commission over bout
In Sacramento a verbal sparring match erupted between light heavyweight champion Archie Moore and the California Athletic Commission over his non title 10 round bout in San Diego Monday. Moore said he would fight Bob Dunlap, but the commission substituted Frankie Daniels. Moore, reached at his San Diego home, said he did not know the commission could make matches and that he had signed to meet Dunlap, not Daniels.
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Three More Enter Speedway Affair Had 14 in 500 Mile Race
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced three more entries expanding the field to 14 for the 40th Memorial Day 500 mile race. A. E. Dean of Paramount California entered two Dean Van Lines specials with Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix slated to drive one. another entry lists no driver. Greenman Casale of Whitier California entered a car but did not nominate a driver. Entries close May 15 with 45 more expected. Time trials begin May 19 to reduce the field to the 83 fastest for the May 40 start.
Installation of Hopewell P T A Officers and Founder's Day
The Hopewell P T A will install new officers and observe Founder's Day on February 22 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Oak Grove Baptist Church marks Insurance Day, with a rally to raise funds and a Sunday School program led by Clarence Morrison. Rev. Loudermilk of Hope delivers sermon. Rev. Glover introduces him. Mt. Zion C M E Church thanks supporters for the building drive. Rev. Wade of Hot Springs delivers morning message on Exodus 2:2. Total receipts for the day were 360.50. Obituaries note the funeral for Mollie Sandifer on February 26.
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Sweet Home Baptist Church
Sweet Home Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Hope Teams Triumph Twice Over Emerson in Twin Wins
Hope senior boys and evt basketball beat Emerson on home court avenging earlier losses. The Bobcats edged Emerson 73 70 as Harold Honea and Bruce led, Foster scored 38 for Emerson, while Perry Purtle and Travis Purtle added nine each. Emerson girls fell 45 26 with Bertie Allen scoring 20. Hood teams finish regular season Friday against Stamps.
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Fights Last Night and Farmers Meeting Noted
Fights last night feature Al Andre ws of St Paul outpointing Billy Kilgore of Miami and Jesse Turner of St Louis outpointing Leroy Green of Kansas City in 10 rounds each. The Farmers Association held a regular meeting at the Extension Office Hicks Funeral Home Building with 15 members present. John Adams presided prior to C B Smith outlining Meat and Egg Show plans for March 31 1958 with Ben Alford chairing and Floyd Scott reporting. Officers installation postponed to March 17. Floyd Scott, reporter. Box Supper by the American Legion Auxiliary scheduled for February 95 has been postponed.
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Machen Faces Medetos In San Francisco Boxing Card
Eddie Machen the Hay Area's undefeated heavyweight meets Julio Medeto in San Francisco. It is Machen's first televised bout at the city's new boxing venue promoted by Henne Ford. Medeto has faced tougher opponents and enters with two prior pro bouts.
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Basketball Scoring Totals Across Multiple Games
A compilation of college basketball results lists numerous scores from East and South regions with teams such as Manhattan Hofstra New York Community College Lock Haven Rutgers and Villanova. The text notes overtime in one game and adds a fact about the rattlesnake tail indicating shed counts and Lake Superior’s size as the world’s largest freshwater lake at 31 810 square miles.
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Six advance in Emmet Dist B Cage Tourney
Six teams Lacksburg Kirby Spring Hill Lewisville Delight and Laneburg won in District 7-W B boys cage play in Emmet. Lacksburg beat Must Freesboro 60 to 60. Kirby beat Fowke 62 to. Spring Hill defeated Horatio 41 29 with Martin and Harvell scoring. Lewisville won by 7 over Saratoga 54 47. Delight crushed Bright Star 101 27 setting a scoring record. Laneburg routed Genoa Central 75 47. Wednesday games include 1 15 p m Okolona vs Gilliam 2 30 p m Amity vs Foreman 4 45 p m Mineral Springs vs Garland 2 p m Willisville vs Bradley 8 15 p m Umpire vs Locksburg 9 36 p m Stamps vs Emmet. Thursday 1 15 Kirby vs Spring Hill 2 30 p m Lewisville vs Mineral Springs-Garland winner.
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Tourney Teams Take Pounding From Others
In a two night spell four post season selections were upset including No. 2 Louisville losing 86-84 to Kentucky Eastern. Jack Adams tipped in the winner in the final seconds as Louisville shot poorly. Connecticut dropped a close one to Massachusetts 87-86 after a late deficit. Memphis State upset by Tennessee Tech and Marquette by Notre Dame.
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Warning Order in Chancery Court of Hempstead County Ark
Legal notice states Mrs LeRoy Domingue as plaintiff and Mr LeRoy Domingue as defendant in a chancery case. Defendant is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Garrett Willis signs the order with date February 22 and subsequent publication dates.
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Weaver Seeks Tech Entry to Southwest Conference
Fort Smith report quotes Texas Tech coach Dewitt Weaver vowing to push for joining the Southwest Conference even if his job risks. Expansion hinges on a Faculty Committee vote May 11 in Fayetteville with Arkansas and Rice wavering. If admitted Tech plans stadium expansion from 30,000 to 40,000 seats and basketball capacity to 7,500, as Weaver notes.
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Annual School Election in Hope School District No 14 Arkansas
Notice of election for Hope School District No 1-A Hempstead Arkansas sets March 7 1986 as election day with two director terms at large and a 35 mill total school tax including 12 mills for operations and maintenance and a 2 mill building fund to support a $125 000 bond issue for new buildings and renovations. Polls open 8 00 a m close 6 30 p m at Hope City Hall Fulton Library Maree. Board president Albert Graves secretary Mrs C C McNeill.
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