Barnhill Wins Trophy for Arkansas in Cotton Bowl Tie
Arkansas Razorbacks battle LSU to a 0-0 Cotton Bowl tie as both teams earn trophies and near $60,000 each from a record gate. Arkansas defense stifled LSU’s multi-yard drives, with the Tigers reaching the Arkansas two and 18-yard lines but failing to score. Coach John Barnhill won the coin toss and led Arkansas to Fayetteville with the trophy. LSU also received a trophy. The crowd of 45,507 sold out despite cold, rain, and sleet, and about 7,000 ticket-holders stayed away.
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Tex
Arkansas Zorbacks
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Tigers
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Razorbacks
John Barnill
Fayetteville
Conference Scores From Last Night Action and Standings
Associated Press results include East Oklahoma 55 City College of New York 25 and Temple 60 Canisius 51. Wisconsin 53 Illinois 47 and North Carolina State 53 Akron 40. More scores list Buffalo Brigham Young Utah Yale 42 LaSalle 44 Tulsa 32 Duke 68 Quantico Marines 44 and other regional games.
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East Oklahoma
City College New York
Gern
Utah
LaSalle
Midwest
Wisconsin
Illinois
Toledo
Yale
North Carolina State
Akron
Emporia State
Wichita
Phillips Univ
Warrensburg
Probate notice of will in Hempstead County Ark
Pursuant to law the last will and testament of Mrs. ing of Trupe Hempstead County Arkansas was probated in common form by Hempstead County Probate Court on December 10 1946. An appeal must be filed within six months stating grounds with this court. Witness my hand and seal December 16 1946.
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Trupe
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Arkansas
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Hempstead
Cormmmon
Will of Rose L Porter Probated in Hempstead County
The last will of Rose L Porter of Hempstead County was probated in common form by the Hempstead County Probate Court on December 10 1946. Appeals from probate must be filed within six months by petition stating grounds with this court.
Spectacle of Curran and Lundeberg in Communist dispute
King features columnist Pegler recalls Joe Curran of the National Maritime Union seeking protection from Communists and aligns with Harry Lundeberg, portraying their long strange feud. The piece contrasts Curran’s political ties and public vanity with Lundeberg’s rough union leadership and anti Communist stance.
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National Collegiate Baseball Tourney May Be Realized
West coast backing from other sections could launch a national collegiate baseball tournament. Southern California’s Sam Barry notes the Pacific Coast conference backs the plan, with talks on eliminations and westward winners. Barry aims to use surplus basketball funds to support baseball.
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New York
West Coast
Southern California
Sam Barry
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Cadet-Midshipman Paul Weiner Keeps Sights On Mariners Schedule
Eat's On Cadet-Midshipman Paul Weiner of the Kings Point basketball team passed up a home holiday trip to practice for the Mariners game with George Washington University. An officer found him in the gym and he explained that the tough schedule requires focus to win and that going home would risk losing his conditioning.
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Mariners
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Lady Cops Are Better Than Men Says One Chief
Chicago January 2 Police Captain Timothy Lynne commands 60 policewomen and says they are better than men officers. He notes women are less conspicuous and more persuasive talkers, capable of directing many potential law-breakers away from crime. He adds women are stubborn and keep digging at even small clues.
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Chicago
Timothy Lynne
Lynne
Fights Last Night Report From Across Several Cities
Milwaukee and Cincinnati bouts feature Hudson over Clark in 155 pounds while Russell stops Wright at 19 percent, Columbus. Joe Blackwood outpoints Costa in 160 halves. Providence, Paterson, and Woonsocket see local results with noted knockouts and decisions.
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Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Dave Clark
Cincinnati
Columbus
Willie Russell
Oscar Wright
Washington
D. C
Providence
R. I
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
al Costa
Woonsocket
Foot sizes rise after war in veteran footwear
New York reports survey finds many ex servicemen have larger feet. A. C. Fellman, wartime naval consultant in shoe design, notes feet or shoes show increases from half to a full size compared with pre war.
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New York
Mmny
A. C. Fellman
Navy
Momentary giants of national politics mocked for vanity
The fragment recalls Lundeberg not seeking amnesty or aid, asserting his stance with the quip I yam not I yam while critiquing elites for refinement and condescension, condemning their pomposity as they fade from the scene.
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Tar Heels Question Officials After Georgia Loss
New Orleans January reports center on disputed calls in the Georgia Bulldogs 20 10 victory over North Carolina. Critics cite a borderline forward pass noncall and a late interference penalty that moved the ball back, erasing a Carolina scoring chance as Powell was knocked out on the play.
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Charlie Trippi
Charlie Justice
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Too Many Hags in One Hole Defeats LSU in Cotton Bowl
Dallas dispatch reports LSU played a scoreless Cotton Bowl tie with Arkansas as head coach John Barnhill praised Arkansas defense and LSU coach Bernie Moore lauded Razorback backs Campbell Fowler Scott and Duke and others. Moore noted weather limited comparisons to other Southwest Conference teams. An LSU player quipped just too many hogs in one hole after the game.
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Tex
John Barnhill
University of Arkansas
LSU
Barnhill
Arkansas Negro Team Wins Cattle Bowl in Pine Bluff
In Fort Worth on January 2, Arkansas A. M. & N. College of Pine Bluff defeated Lane College of Jackson Tennessee 7 to 0 in the first annual Cattle Bowl for Negro colleges. Fullback John Watson scored both touchdowns and the extra point in the third quarter for Arkansas A. M. & N. College.
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Fort Worth
Jan
Arkansas A. M. & N. College of
Cleopatra First Lady Known For Hair Color Change
Cleopatra is credited as the first woman to alter her hair color using henna. The note highlights ancient grooming practices and the early use of natural dyes.
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Cleopatra
Iliritios Win Tops Bowl Competition
Ilinois toppled unbeaten UCLA 45 14 in the Rose Bowl before 32 000 at Pasadena in the 11th New Year clash. Georgia Rice Georgia Tech Oklahoma Hawaii and Delaware also won, with Hersch returning a kickoff 203 yards for UCLA. Buddies Young and Rykovich led scoring for Illinois while Georgia’s Trippi and Justice struggled in the Carolina tilt.
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Bobcats to Play Prescott Here Friday
Hope Basketeers resume Friday night at the high school with junior and senior boys facing Prescott. It will be the first meeting between the teams and the junior and senior games start at 7 o clock.
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Hope Basketeers
Prescott
Football Results Kiose Pasadena and Other Bowl Scores
Football results from Pasadena to New Orleans list multiple bowl games with team matchups and attendances. Notable scores include Illinois 45 UCLA 14, Georgia 20 North Carolina 10, and LSU 0 Arkansas 0 in a Cotton tie. Total attendance reported as 447,390.
Bowl action highlights in scattered college games
Montana State and Tennessee State posted notable results in bowls across the country. Tennessee State defeated Louisville Municipal College 32 to 0 in Birmingham, Alabama, while Arkansas A M and N won 7 to 8 over Lane College in Jackson Tennessee. Delaware State beat Florida Normal 7 to 6 in Jacksonville Florida. Richmond battled to a scoreless tie in Isidro. Fresno State beat Utah State 20 to 0 in Fresno. Nebraska Wesleyan fell to Pi College of Los Angeles 38 to 13 in Oklahoma City. Various other bowl outcomes appear across the year’s slate in California Florida and Texas venues.
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Top Golfers Open Winter Tour in Los Angeles Lightning Start
The 1947 winter golf tour starts with the 21st Los Angeles Open at Rio Country Club. Hogan, the 1946 money winner, is favored to win the Los Angeles title and $2,900 while contending for a share of a $19,060 purse over four days. His shoulder and back complaints could hinder his bid against Ellsworth Vines Sammy Snead Chick Harold Herman Barron and Bing Demaret.
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Beltin
Benny Hoga
Byron Nelson
Dodd to Decide on Baylor Job in Ten Days
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd left for New York after saying he would decide within ten days whether to take the Baylor University head coaching job. Dodd, whose team beat St Marys 41 to 19 in the Oil Bowl, noted he needed more time and would announce his decision after the national coaches meeting in New York.
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Bobby Dodd
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Ten Arkansas fire deaths rise to ten in week
Arkansas tally of fire deaths climbed to ten with the latest victim a four year old Brenda Allene McCain killed when her clothing ignited from an oil stove in Lost Cane Mississippi County. Other victims were children from a single family in what authorities describe as a deadly blaze. Arkadelphia reports A J Hunter former Amity Owl publisher died unexpectedly with survivors listed. El Dorado man Georg A Toombs 22 shot accidentally during hunting, treated at Fincher Clinic in satisfactory condition.
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el Dorado
Georg A. Toombs
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Alligator Attack Turns Suitcase Addition into Local Feat
In Savannah Georgia a monkey chase led to Mrs V Macke of Richmond Hill suffering a severe bite from an eight foot alligator. She allegedly lured the reptile toward her and dragged it into the house before shooting it between the eyes with a pistol. The incident influenced her plans to repurpose the animal into materials for a suitcase.
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