Community events and postponed local activities in Mt Zion area
The Starlight Gospel Singers will perform at Mt Zion Church on Sunday February 26 sponsored by the Steward's Board. The American Legion Auxiliary box supper scheduled for Friday February 24 is postponed. The Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meets February 25 at 9:30 am at Bethel A M E Church with a business session led by Mrs Pearline Cheatham and reports requested from club secretaries. Also notes Antioch Home Demonstration Club met February 20 at Mrs Blex home with Julia Williams presiding. references include Bible verses and club updates.
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Starlight Gospel Singers
Two Mile Branch
Mt. Zion C
Steward's Board
American Legion Auxiliary
Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Bethel A, M. E
Pearline Cheatham
HDC
Mineg
Pearlina Cheatham
Alécia Wade
Doddie Colbert
Rhoda Jones
Amanda Johnson
Mary G. Reggins
Letha Lawson
Queen
Johnson
Maude B. Davis
the Bethel A. M
Antioch Hanl Demonstration Club
Antioch Hen @ Pemonstration Club
Pebrugsy
Blex
Julia. Whlams
Legion
Yale and Princeton split six overtimes for pair of wins
In New Haven Yale and Princeton staged a marathon set of overtimes. Princeton won the basketball game 79 to 77 after five overtimes, nearing the five overtime record, while Yale defeated Princeton 3 to 2 in hockey after overtime at Princeton.
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New Haven
Conn
Im — Yhie
Princeton
Wihich
Quarler
Yale
District B Tournament results and schedule at Emmet
In the District 7-WB tournament at Emmet, Okolona, Foreman, Mineral Springs, Willisville, Umpire and Stamps posted victories. Wednesday scores were Okolona 46 Gilliam 45, Foreman 48 Amity 47, Mineral Springs 65 Garland 44, Willisville 45 Bradley 28, Umpire 59, Lockesburg 48 Stamps 68 Emmet 47. Thursday games included Kirby vs Spring HL at 1:15, Lewisville vs Mineral Springs at 2:40, Okolona vs Foreman at 3:45, Delight vs Blevins at 4:30, Willisville vs Umpire at 4:30, and Stamps vs Kirby-Spring winner at 9:30.
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Okolona
Foreman
Mineral Springs
Willisville
Stamps
Emmet
Gilliam
Amity
Garland
Bradley
Lockesburg
Kirby
Spring
Brundage Urges Good Old Days for U S Athletes
Chicago, Jerry Liska reports Avery Brundage, IOC president, argues the United States should reclaim its "bad old days" of athletics to counter Soviet methods. He recalls his 1912 Olympic stint and says Russia is "50 years behind us" in living standards, crediting past neighborhood athletic clubs and regular meets for strong American performance.
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Chicago
United States
Russia
Avery Brundage
International Olympics Committee
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Brundage
Wnn
U. S
Brun Idage
Basketball Scores From UNITED PRESS EAST List Of College Games
A dense recap of numerous college basketball results with teams such as Pennsylvania Harvard Saint Joseph's Temple Penn State Army Dartmouth Holy Cross Providence Cooper Union Brooklyn College Buffalo Hobart Lafayette Lehigh Navy Franklin & Marshall Niagara Syracuse Princeton Yale St Bonaventure Lemoyne Springfield Tufts Williams Vermont Trenton Drew American International Bridgeport Hamilton St Lawrence Wagner Moravian Scranton Lycoming Haverford Susquehanna Memphis State Murray Mississippi Southern Washington & Lee West Virginia William & Mary Elon Appalachian Lipscomb Austin Peery Catawba Lamar Sam Houston State Minnesota Kansas Wesleyan William Carroll case tech Loyola Crepe Dayton Beatile Wesleyan Augustana Baker Kansas Wesleyan etc.
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East Pennsylvania
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St. Jseph's
Temple
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Army
Dartmouth
Brown
Holy Cross
Providence
Cooper Union
Brooklyn Poiya
Kings
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Hunter
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Lehigh
Navy
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Lemoyne
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Murray
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Nonienmind
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Catawba
Lamar
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Miqwest
John Carrell
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Crepe
Dayton
Beatile Li Wesleyan Iis Miners
Morningsie
Augustana Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Jhwe ST. Gov
Phlishome Ak Tulga
Frexas Oraerittiada Tesas Agm
Tech Entry to Mean Schedule Troubles
A Texas Tech entry into the Southwest Conference would delay a round robin football schedule until 1961. A Texas Christian University open gate in 1958 may fit Tech, while SMU weighs expansion to balance home and away games. Arkansas can schedule next year, Baylor and Texas A&M already have Tech on their schedules.
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Tech
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Rice
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Red Raiders
Baylor
Texas A&m
Texas College
SMU
Willis Tate
University of Houston
Oklahoma
Peootessues
Tate
Texpa
AIC Upsets Could Change Title Picture
Arkansas State Teachers College stunned Arkansas A&M 83-80 to delay the Bull Weevils' claim to the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference crown. The College of the Ozarks could also influence the title race by season’s end, as Arkansas Tech and Southern State hold 10-4 records after decisive wins.
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Associated Press
Arkansas State Teachers College
Teague
Arkansas A&m
Bull Weevils
College of the Ozarks
Arkansas Tech
Southern State
State Teachers
Bears
Weevils
Tech
Ouachita
Southern
Kenderson
AIC
Oklahoma City and Seattle Named for NCAA West Regionals
Oklahoma City University and Seattle extended their streaks as both were picked for the upcoming NCAA national basketball tournament. Seattle, 15-0, drew Idaho State in the first round after a recent 80 48 loss to Dayton, with games set March 12 or 13 at a site to be announced.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City University
Seattle
Reeves Peters
NCAA
Dayton
Idahs Sete
Rocky Mountain
Idaho State
Dartmouth
Oklahoma City
Eddie Machen Dominates Cuban Mederos in SF Garden Debut
In San Francisco at the Garden opening, 22-year-old Eddie Machen from Redding California defeated Cuban Julio Mederos by unanimous decision after 11 rounds. The prospect impressed viewers with speed and footwork as the crowd neared capacity. the event grossed $5,757.
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Jyoung
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Julio Mederos
San Francisco Garden
Weevils Eye Title In Crunch Arkansas High Showdown
In Class A action near the end of the season the Weevils face a decisive test. a win seals the crown while a loss drops them to third place. Tech must beat A&M and Ozarks to clinch, with Southern State also in contention for the top spot. Hendrix, Arkanas College and Teachers fight for fourth, shaping NAIA tournament chances. Arkansas State looms as the tie-breaker in the state playoff format.
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Southern
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AIC
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Bears
Elwyn Hughes
Mervin Bishop
Razorbacks Set Lights on SMU Saturday Night
The Southwest Conference title race tightens as SMU holds a perfect 10-0 mark while Arkansas stands 8-2. Arkansas could share the crown with SMU by beating the Mustangs and Rice upsetting SMU next Tuesday. Rice, once top, now 7-3 after a tough conference run. Baylor hosts Texas in Waco on Saturday night.
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Middlecoff Mot at Houston Open Round After Round
Middlecoff surged in the Memorial Park course play at the Houston Open after three rounds of uneven scoring. Mike Souchak, defending champion, was popular at 5-1 odds versus 3-1 for Middlecoff who seeks his third winter tour win. Other favorites included Littler at 4-1 and Bolt, Mak tum, and Demaret among 8-1 or higher.
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Middlecoff
Mike Souchak
Merphis
Souchak
Middlecott
Memorial
Dave Douglas
Gene Littl
Tommy Bolt
Linyd Mak Gtum
Jimmy Demate Apok
Horned Flags Triumph Behind Star Players at Home
The Horned Flags won on Wednesday night led by Richard O Neal the 7 foot junior who paced the team in scoring with 80 points and Jim Swink All American halfback who contributed additional points. Bill Brophy added 17 points for A and M in a hard fought contest.
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O A&m
Richard O'Neal
Foot 7
Jim Swink
Bill Brophy
Agi
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