Deer hunting tally and season notes in county report
A garbled county sports item records deer kills and hunter names, noting a total near 29 and a final December delay. The fragment lists numerous individuals and places such as Spring Hill Hope Nashville and Prestath, with many misspellings and unclear roles, reflecting a chaotic OCR sweep of a local hunting tally and season notes.
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Tetad Dy
Brainy Dheeragnalt
Caged Prats
Hunter
Brad Wood
David Fick
Chamie McRoy
Glan Reekell
Pesan Kant
Wetthalt
Oy Hale Wylie
Hope
GWN Rowe
Oni
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Hoye Ty Tobe Lively
Wee Hime
Bennie Sard
Walla
Enike
Bo Ruger
Ay Fi
K. Tailor
Menthetin
Carter
Jesse Collins
Ay Gene Powell
Spring Hall
Jerry Sidd
Speingill Howard Gaines
HG. Townsend
Spring HI
Cowart
Cope
F Parales
Nichols
Palmus
Bobbie Burns
Batilte
Buller Mutton
McNab
Atituns Ftayce
Nashville
Cyril Orton
Prescath
W. A. Chesshir
Allan Bohannon
Zai
Pottihe
Basketball results and schedules from scattered AP item
Archaeologists report evidence of worn items used as doctors’ tools and purses in ancient Egypt. The AP notes Tuesday NBA results and a long list of college and high school basketball scores, with teams such as Boston, New York, Chicago, Rutgers, Kentucky, Notre Dame, and others across East, Midwest, Southwest, and West zones.
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Ancient
Egypt
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The article explains using Solunar periods from John Alden Knight to plan fishing or hunting, highlighting Major periods beginning at shown times and lasting about one to two hours, with Minor periods of shorter duration. It notes bold Major periods and regular Minor periods and includes example times with days mentioned.
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John Alden Knight
Dietzel Expected to Leave LSU for Army Power Move
Former LSU coach Dietzel, 48, amid board opposition, is poised to depart LSU for a head coaching post at Army or West Point. Reports say a New Orleans source notes Dietzel would leave after four years left on his LSU contract and a potential pay package around 5000 per year in fringe benefits, with release needing board approval.
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Yerger Tigers Travel to Washington for Season Game
Yerger High Tigers revive basketball play tonight as they journey to Washington for a pivotal matchup. The team has trained daily since the holidays, aiming to sustain momentum after a strong start to the season.
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Yerger High Tigers
Washington
Tigers
Wildcats Set for 12th Straight Win Against Unbeaten Opponent
Villanova aims for a 12th straight victory as it hosts unbeaten Selon Hall at Villanova Field Clause amid a No 4 national ranking. Duke, Penn State, Texas, and West Virginia also play, with Kentucky leading action and Indiana tying its scoring record in a 122 95 win over Notre Dame. A late surge by Jerry Smith sealed a 77 76 Southern Conference win for Farman over William and Mary in regulation.
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Scottie Bagsler
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Jerry Smith
Farman
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Bill Nirvan
Sheelincher
Cats Capture 2 of 3 From Guernsey Junior Girls Win
Hope won two of three in Jones Field House last night. Junior Girls opened a 12-7 halftime lead, then outscored Guernsey 12-3 in the third quarter to win 26-10. Shirley Smith led with 16, Hatfield 7, Gainey and Wilson 2 each. Senior Girls trailed then ended up 32-24 over Guernsey. Melba Calhoun led with 1, Callicott Ward 7, Lloyd 2, losers Adame Rosenbaum and Jones each 8. B team lost 34-46 after trailing 14-7 early, Dan Jones 2, Thrash 6, McDowell 6, Sprague 3, Wassell 3, Horton 2, Reinhardt 1. Next games, Jr. and Sr. Boys travel to Nashville Friday then host Malvern Saturday.
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Callicott
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Dan Jones
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Tony Purtle
Thrash
McDowell
Sprague
Wassell
Horton
Reinhardt
Nashville
Malvern
National Hockey Tuesday Result Exhibition Pairings
Detroit faced Montreal at Toronto and New York played Chicago while Muskegon met Detroit in another exhibition, with Toronto and Chicago hosting games. Results centered on early season exhibitions between major teams, highlighting matchups across cities and leagues.
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Bands
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Vetroit
Syracuse
Chicago
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Los
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Pittsburgh
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Clevelan Kamastis City
Hos Angeles
Uni Ly
Associated Press
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Muskegon
Montreal
Toronto
Navy tops Tech in late rally 63 61
Navy edged Georgia Tech 63 61 as Bol O'Billo vich stole the ball at midcourt and drove for a layup with 11 seconds left. Montana Lopidado led the late charge and helped secure the win. Tennessee State erased a 27 point gap in regulation to tie Seattle 101 97 in overtime, while Wake Forest beat Minnesota 79 70. Davidson upset Alabama 73 67. Vanderbilt shot well down the stretch to beat Yale 79 49 as Maine upset Connecticut 73 68 in the Yankee Conference.
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Vanderpilt
Yale
Butler
Kentucky Seeks New Grid Coach After Col lier firing
Kentucky's athletic board, citing mutual agreement, fired coach Collier and will buy out the remaining three years of his contract. Collier, 55, posted a 41-36-3 record since 1954 and said he has no immediate plans. The Wildcats, coming off a 3-5 season, had previously voted Collier a confidence boost just five weeks earlier.
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Kentucky
University
Athletic Board
Blanton Collier
Paul ‘Bear Bryant
Collier
Ken’tucky
Bryant
Wildcats
Texas A&m
Alabama
New Pact for Big Ten and Rose Bowl
In Pasadena AP reports that the Big Ten and Big Five plan an annual Rose Bowl contract restoring the pre 1960 agreement with a key change. The Big Ten will enforce a no repeat rule likely barring Minnesota from 1963 if they win the title again next fall, while the smaller Big Five may drop the rule. Lathrop Leishman, Rose Bowl committee chair, expects smooth signing as relations with the Big Ten remain good.
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Big Ten
Big Five
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Lathrop Leishman
Hawks Lose to Celtics in Garden Opener
The St. Louis Hawks were outplayed by the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden, losing the opener of a doubleheader 136 to but the Celtics extended their skid over St. Louis to five straight wins. The Knicks beat Detroit 110 to 104 in the nightcap, while Syracuse topped Chicago 8 427 102 behind Hal Greer and Larry Costello.
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Larry Costello
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Parkers Open Conference Play Tonight
Arkansas Razorbacks start Southwest Conference play at Fayetteville facing Texas ARM amid an eight game win streak. Parkers, fresh off the Poinsettia Classic title, are talked as title contenders for the first time since 1959. Carlton leads conference scoring with 164 points, one ahead of SMU’s Loudermilk.
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Ark
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Razorbacks
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D.C
Souther Methodist
Razorback
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Jerry Carlton
Sheridan
Jommy Boyer
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Baylor
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Rice
TCU
Tennesseans Beat Arkansas College Upset by Union College
Union College of Jackson Tennessee defeated Arkansas College 82 to 70 in Batesville Arkansas. Olis Griffin led Union with 22 points while Savaughan Robertson topped Arkansas College with 21. Union pulled within two late but could not close the gap.
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Batesville, Ark
Arkansas College
Union College of
Jackson
Fishing Poor at Little Rock Lakes Causes
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports fishing poor at local lakes due to adverse weather.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Classrooms Short Falls Despite Building Boom
Washington AP reports public schools still lack 127,200 classrooms after a record year of construction. The Education Office says 37.5 million students were enrolled last fall, up 1.2 million from 1960, with most growth in secondary schools, though declines could occur next fall if pupil numbers rise.
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Wasiington
Office of Education
Departments of Education
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