Jonesboro Seeks Vote on Forfeits
Jonesboro faces an Arkansas association vote on eight forfeit wins from the 1953 season after an ineligible player was found on the roster. A member poll may overturn the executive committee, following a prior Rogers High School reinstatement case. Clarence Geis and Lloyd Goff were invited to appeal in Little Rock January 16.
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Arkansas Tournament Scores and Basketball Results
AP wire roundup from Fort Smith and various venues reports numerous high school and college basketball scores. Notable games include St. Joe 49 over Ozark 38, Marshall defeating County Line 61 to 50, and Paris beating West Fork 52 to 30. State Teachers action lists Oden 1 over Alpena 33 and Watson Chapt 68 over Scotland 43.
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NCAA Closes With Major Change At Convention
After five days of debates the NCAA convention wraps up with votes on ethics and football TV, while athletic directors search for head coaches. The American Football Coaches Association and NCAA agreed to cooperate on stricter enforcement of rules and the coaches code adopted last year.
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Ue Association
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Queen City
American’ Football Coaches Association
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Orioles Struggle Seen From Stadium Troubles To Slow Start
A sports roundup on the Baltimore Orioles outlines two major hurdles keeping them from a strong return to the big leagues: stadium construction delays at Baltimore Municipal Stadium and ongoing player recruitment challenges. Contractors threaten actions as plans to expand seating and improve lighting clash with design changes, risking delays to the April 13 opener and the April 21 night game.
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Dale's Confrontation And Flight From Windsor
Dale confronts Jeffrey Windsor after a coercive kiss and scenes of betrayal. She quits her job publicly, contemplates leaving New York, and wrestles with guilt, desire, and duty while lingering questions about consent and power haunt her.
Giardello Seeks Title Bid At Madison Square Garden
Joey Giardello, ranked No 3 in the middleweight class, challenges Wish Garth Panter of Salt Lake City in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The event, set for 10 p.m. EST, will be carried on ABC radio and NBC television. Giardello aims to capitalize after a New York State Athletic Commission decision reversal boosted his stance.
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Salt Looke City
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Little Mo Again Best Athlete of Year 1933
Maureen Connolly of San Diego with 74 first place votes leads the 1933 Associated Press year end tally as the top female athlete. Florence Chadwick and Babe Didrikson Zaharias follow in the first-10, while Connolly dominates with 241 points on the 4-2-1 system.
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Florence Chadwick
Babe Didrikeon Zaharies
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George Washington Still Red Hot
George Washington's Colonials kept a scorching scoring pace with their eighth straight win, topping Georgetown 84-64. They held their season average at 84.4, just ahead of Western Kentucky, aiming to break the all time record of 90.2 set last season by Purmin.
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New York
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Golden Gloves Fights Start in Fort Smith Tournament
Mighty mites from nine Arkansas towns begin competition in the Fort Smith Golden Gloves event. Matches open tonight with 50 to 165 pounders slated to boxed tomorrow. Teams entered include Little Rock Hot Springs Pine Bluff Camden Fayetteville Fort Smith Rogers Clarksville and Ozarks.
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Fights Last Night By The Ansoniated Prope r
Fall River report notes fights last night featuring Eddie Fre pip and Tommy Tibbs in a sparsely attended event with limited details. Main bout results unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Eddie Frepip
Pathe
Tommy Tibbs
Bodton
A?phara
Fishing Good in Arkansas Spots Listed by Commission
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports good fishing at several spots across the state. Readers are urged to visit areas in Baxter County, Franklin County, and Crittenden County for bream and river fishing opportunities.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Norfolk
Baxter County
Horseshoe Lake
Crittende
Bream
Pranklin County
South Gets Nod in Mobile Game Saturday
Weather favors the South in the Senior Bowl with warm conditions near 70 as Coach Steve Owen's team battles North led by Bartkowski and Dooley. North hopes to counter with a stout line featuring Bob Pleck and faster backs to offset the South passing attack. Brown, coaching the North, seeks a rare win after two straight losses.
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Ard South
Steve Owen
Georgia
Zeke Bratkowsk
Southeastern
Bret
Dyeher Gaskin
Clemson
Dave Davis
Georgia - Tech
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Syracuse
Bartkowski
Auburn
Vince Dooley
East Texas
Jim Gray
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Summary of Eisenhower State of the Union to Congress
Washington reports President Eisenhower urges tax cuts for individuals and delays in corporate tax relief, while maintaining excise rates. He unveils a 1955 budget about 6 billion below 1954, aims for a balanced pace, and promises proactive measures to guard against recession. The address calls for revoking citizenship for convicted Communist plotters, asserts Cold War initiative, and endorses more open atomic sharing with allies. It backs switching to flexible price supports for agriculture and a modernized parity, and outlines a defense shift toward air power and atomic weapons with a mobile, versatile force.
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Sitate of the Union
Congress
United States
Russia
Free World
Korea
Bobcats Triumph In Narrow Playoff Win 48 37
Hope Bobcats overcame a slow start to beat Joe T Robinson 48 to 37 and advance to the HSC Tournament quarterfinals against Caddo Gap. Garnie Hatch scored 26 points, Charles Halbert added 12, and Hope led 20 15 at halftime then widened the margin in the second half.
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Hope
Garnie Hatch
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Bobcats
Charles Halbert
Gata Altack
Two Men Wanted by Texas Officers After Car Theft
State Police in Texas seek two men after they disarmed a trooper near Little Rock on a roadside stop. They assaulted Trooper Hugh Westbrook, took his pistol, and disappeared into the woods. The stolen car had been taken in Hot Springs. no trace of the suspects has been found.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Hugh Westbrook
Westbrook
Hot Springs
Policy outline on economy health and voting reforms
The document previews proposals on trade policy to aid free nations while protecting the U S economy, private health insurance expansion with a reinsurer, a constitutional vote at 18, addressing crowded schools with more teachers, postal rate reform, broader Social Security and unemployment coverage, Taft Hartley improvements, and a January 25 housing program plan including public housing continuation and loan guarantees.
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U. S
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