City Docket Highlights Multiple Driving Offenses
Clarence McGill faced driving while intoxicated with a $50 cash bond forfeited and one day in jail. Roosevelt Williams Cecil Stephens and others pled guilty or faced fines for offenses including speeding disturbing peace and carrying a concealed weapon. Several defendants forfeited bonds from $1 to $100 and jail days ranged up to one.
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Clarence McGill
Roosevelt Williams
Cecil Stephens
Wilford Wood
Dan Daniels
Maggie Hardy
James A. Robinson
James ©. Brown
Charles Cooper
Louise Cooler
M. T. Watkins
Dave Hardy
Eddie Morrison
Edward Leggett
Dean Hamilton
Clayton Muldrew
Albert Marshall
Don. F. Kauffman
Paul Smith
Otis Shims
Jessie MaeGeorge
Thomas Summers
Dick Hamilton
Benny McGhee
Lyn Moses
James Meadows
PSC Authority
Mitchell Moore
John W. Stroud
John W Stroud
Two Held in Slaying of Grid Player
Police arrested two men in Sikeston Missouri after a Saturday night shooting that killed 18-year-old grid star John Malugan and led to the rape of his girlfriend. More than 100 possemen prowled southeast Missouri in a daylong manhunt with roadblocks and house to house searches. One suspect was Claude Lacksley, 81, a Sikeston handyman. the other name was not released. The victim, from Charleston, Missouri, was shot in the chest after a car confrontation near Sikeston. the assailants dragged the girlfriend from the car and assaulted her in a vacant house nearby.
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Missouri
Sikeston Jal
Eldridge F
Missouri Highway Patrol
Claude
Bnotmouth) Lacksley
Sikeston Handyman
Dampt
Lacksley
John Malugan
Charleston
Jayhawks Edge Oklahoma In Big Seven Thriller
Kansas fights to a 12 point run late to beat Oklahoma 66 54 in a Big Seven clash. Chamberlain scored seven field goals and eight free throws, while Don Schwall outscored his Kansas counterpart 14 11 as Oklahoma trails. Missouri and Indiana posted strong showings as Illinois and Michigan State traded wins elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Lugala
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Chamberlain
Kansas
Oklahoma
Don Schwall
Jayhawks
Sooners
Missouri
Town State
Gary Thompson
Tigers
Ohio State
Jim Laughlin
Indiana
Archie Deus
Illinois
Hiles Stout
Michigan
Michtganr
Owls Upset Razorbacks 78 to 68 in SWC Clash
Rice Owls led by Temple Tucker with 19 points defeated Arkansas 78 68 to break a tie for the Southwest Conference lead. Arkansas grabbed an early lead but Rice surged back in the second half as SMU and TCU led the standings. Texas and Texas A&M faced tough league records in upcoming games.
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Woodson Leaves Arizona Football Post
Arizona coach Warren Woodson resigned ending a 26 year coaching career. The 52-year-old former Arkansas State Teachers boss described his job as miserable and will be kept on as a physical education instructor while a search for a new head coach begins.
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These Wilder Years Stars Cagney Stanwyck at Suenger
A MGM drama opening Wednesday at the Suenger theater features James Cagney and Barbara Stanwyck. A self-made millionaire seeks his illegitimate son twenty years later, but facing Ann Dempster at The Haven the case tests whether money can fix past mistakes without harming adoptive families. He pursues a court case and even fraud to reunite father and son.
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Barbara Stanwyck
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Kansas Still Top Cage Team in the Nation
Kansas remains the leading college basketball team as final rankings show the Jayhawks at the top. Early season results and key wins solidify their position atop national polls and NCAA considerations.
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Kansas
Kansas Maintains No 1 Ranking In AP Poll
Kansas leads the Associated Press college basketball poll with an 11-0 record and 45 first place votes. North Carolina follows, Kentucky stays third, and Southern Methodist, Louisville, Vanderbilt, and UCLA round out the top ten after Illinois drops from fifth following a Minnesota loss.
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Eddie Demars
Springfield
Ted Don
Boston
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Nace
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Louisville
Vanderbilt Town
UCLA
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Tillonis
Illinois
Minesota
Mint
Ith
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Tennessee
Wites
Hope High School Five Outlast Prescott Independents
The Hope High School Men s Basketball team defeated Prescott Independents 77 to 71 last night in the Hope gymnasium. Players include Delton Calhoun Sonny Stanley Wayne Johnson Billy Mitchell Wayne Taylor and Leon Turpin. Hope hosts Henderson College Independents Thursday at 7 30 p m with no admission charge.
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Prescott Indepndents
Hope High School
Hope
Delton Calhoun
Sonny , Stanley
Wayne Johnson
Billy Mitchell
Wayne Taylor
Leon Turpin
Henderson College
College basketball results roundup from several games
Fenn State defeated Gettysburg 84 to 50 while Duquesne beat Villanova 47 to 45. Syracuse topped Connecticut 79 to 78, Vanderbilt won 81 to 73 over Georgia Tech, Furman beat Virginia Tech 85 to 81, and The Citadel defeated VMI. Oklahoma City and Western Kentucky posted wins, Georgia shutout Tulsa 72 to 54, Auburn beat Mississippi 68 to 54, Alabama won 83 to 18 over Mississippi State, Florida took 74 to 50 over Louisiana State, Northwestern (La) beat Southern (Ark) 96 to 73, Ohio State edged Purdue 73 to 69, Michigan topped Michigan State 89 to 79, Wisconsin downed Illinois 70 to 68, Iowa beat Kansas 59 to 53, Nebraska lost to Colorado 74 to 72, Missouri defeated Iowa State 77 to 69, Bradley beat Drake 75 to 48, Kentucky defeated Chicago Loyola 86 to 42, Marquette beat Detroit 69 to 64, Notre Dame won 82 to 74 at Northwestern, Anchourat topped Kirksville State 74 to 59, Rolla and Rice posted 78 and 88 respectively, Abilene Christian defeated McMurry, Tulsa beat Houston 65 to 57, and New Mexico faced Denver with a 74 to 56 result.
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Gettysburg
Duquesne
Villanova
Syracuse
Connecticut
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Furman
Virginia Tech
the Citadel
Oklahoma City
Western Kentucky
Tuland
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi
Alabama
Mississippi State
Florida
Louisiana State
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Southern
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Qlinois
Iowa
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Chicago
Loyola
Marquette
Tretroit
Notre Dame
Temporary wage dispute rattles Wohdacit's sport scene
In a murky OCR fragment the Wohdacit's salary dispute surfaces amid sports coverage. The piece hints at a temporary pay hold affecting players and team morale while officials review contracts and performance expectations.
Warped defendant must answer in Chancery Court
In Erie County Court the defendant Mary Snowden is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Jett Snowden. The notice cites the date January 15 22 23 1087 and lists L G Byers Clerk and attorneys John P Vesey and John L Wilson Jr. as representatives for the plaintiff.
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Jett Snowden
Mary Snowden
Fett Snowden
Jane
L. G. Byers
John P, Vesey
John .L. Wilson, Jr
Adliiem
Ford Captures Los Angeles Open at 280
Boug Ford, 34, Mahopac N. Y., a husky pro, wins the Los Angeles Open amid driving rain. He finishes 72 holes at 280, one stroke ahead of Hebert of Sanford, Fla. Veterans Dan Bure of Kiamesha Lake and Tommy Ball pace early but fade to tie for third at 283 with Ark Wall Jr. and Baye Jacobs. Ford earns $1,900.
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Fila
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Hebert
Ark Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Baye Jacobs
Policy Council of NCAA Maps Out Details
The 18 member NCAA policy making council opens its executive session to finalize details for the upcoming annual convention. It will review pending cases, with no new business expected today as by laws require submissions 20 days before the convention. The Miami Florida probation stands, while NC State’s severe penalties linked to recruiting remain noted amid conference actions.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Fla
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Jackie Moreland
Atlantic Coast Conference
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Minden
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Naming Little Rock a Historic Arkopolis Adopter
A large and respectable meeting of citizens in 1821 chose the name Arkopolis for the town now known as Little Rock. The plan to provide a suitable name was unanimously adopted, reflecting early civic effort to brand the settlement.
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Little Rock
Arkopolis
District Meet Here to Pick Tourney Sites
District AAA meeting set for January 14 at 7 p.m. in Hope High School library to elect officers and select district sites for 1956-57 tournaments. Events include Boys A and B, Setive Boys A and B, and Senior Girls, with W. K. Pickett in charge due to James H. Stewart's absence.
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Hope High School
W. K. Pickett
Istrict
James H. Stewart
Laneburg Tops McNeil in Three Games at McNeil Gym
Laneburg won two of three basketball games at McNeil Gym on Friday night. Laneburg senior boys beat McNeil 57 to 40 with Ti nord Hunter scoring 17. John Blair led McNeil with 16. Laneburg senior girls edged McNeil 33 to 32 as Vera Ale mand scored 21 and Mattie McLaughlin added 21 for McNeil. Laneburg junior boys lost 27 to 10 with Alvin Green scoring 10. Rodney Tompkins led Laneburg with seven. Report by Nancy Armstrong of Wageburg.
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McNeil
Tinord Hunter
John Blair
Vera Alemand
Mattie McLaughlin
Alvin Green
Rodney Tompkins
Nancy “Armstrong
Wageburg
Marie Dramatically Tells of Kidnaping
Marie McDonald details a dramatic midnight kidnapping at her San Fernando Valley home in a police movie. The account, by James Bacon, notes six takes for four scenes including a bed room shot and outdoor sequence. Police cameramen and a large Hollywood crew accompanied the production.
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Encino
Marie
McDonald
Perton
Gaya
San Fernando Valley
Cecil. B. DeMille
Policenen
Legal Notice for Association Meeting in Hope Arkansas
Legal notice states a meeting of the association in Hope Arkansas will be held at the office at 122 East Seco Street at 7 30 p m on Tuesday January 25 1957 for electing two directors and for the transaction of any other business that properly can be gathered by the members The notice names Hope Arkansas and the association and specifies the time and purpose of the meeting.
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Association
Hope, Arkanas
East Seco Street
Hope, Arkansas
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