Hope the Nation: Lady Wr by 9 G8 to 27 amelW
Battered text reports a basketball game with high scorers Wimsen 42 points and Waldo 26, plus Vaughn and Stilley among top contributors. The Nashvelle game and a Nashville state invitational tourney schedule are noted as postponed to Saturday, with Juniors set for Emmet Tourney events that night.
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Bensley
Nevantane
Faines
Cy Wimsen
Olwell
Waldo
Saints
Singleton
Apederson
Milehall
Lady Enls
England
Messer
Junie Bays
Nashville
Ge-Hen
Blytheville Allies Top Ex–Arkansas In Big Nine Rivalry
Blytheville defeated Exarkana 54 to 47 in a Big Nine basketball clash as Blytheville’s Joe Wickwe and White led the scoring while Moffatt and Tosarkana players contributed. Little Rock Hall, Pine Bluff, Dorado and North Little Rock were also noted in the conference standings.
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THE
Associated Press
Sheville
Hotzings
Blytheville
Parkers
Lytheville
Joe Wickwe
Little Rock Hall
Muyor
Tint Sprites
Ronnie Shayer
Hessa
Wall
Magness
Trojans
Ueninst
Little Rock Centen
Pine Bluff
Dorado
Litte Rock Hall
North Rock
Port Smith
Eager Beavers Rally in Beaversville Delegation
A splintered report from McAlester notes eager Beavers arriving early for a delegation search tied to industrial bids. Key figures and exact locations are unclear in the fragment.
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Mcalester
Okla
Uh— Civic Rs
Beavers
Hope Juniors Advance to Emmet Finals
Hope Juniors beat host Emmet to reach the Emmet Invitational final against Presen. The Hope team led by Dan Jones and Bobkillen built a strong first-half lead and maintained it, with top scorers at 12 to 15 points. Emmet’s Ed Dottgan led scoring for his squad with 9 points as the game unfolded in the Emmet gym.
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Teddy Jones JR
Wape
Dan Jones
Bobkillen
Columia
Fort Ray Mucphy
Pestor
D Nod
David Porterfield
Lawry Thrash
Tohy Purtlee
Roy Wray
Ed Dottgan
Paaicl
Faulkner
Kyo
Gad Wroxler
Wilit Ono
Short Duck Season Ends in State Today
The Associated Press reports the Arkansas duck season closes today after a short run with lower kill totals than prior years. Weather hampered surveys and counts, with officials citing a weaker harvest and reduced migratory birds overall.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Gus Albright
Lite Rock
State Game and Fist Commission
Dex Creo
Uick
Mieke
Albright
Herts Suirveys
Ex Sheriff Among Three Held in Slaying Case
In Winona Mississippi police arrested ex sheriff and two others over the fatal stabbing of Deputy Shevit William. Investigators refused comment on a possible motive while charges against the former boss remained unsettled. Authorities did not identify all suspects or clarify exact roles in the slaying. The case centers on a dispute involving the ex sheriff and his predecessor, with ongoing inquiries into the motive and sequence of events.
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Winona
Miss
API
William
Kelly
Fay Patridge
Mandar
Lawrence
Annual Gulf Coast Shint Bowl Sees South Favored
Mobile Alabama AP reports the annual Shint Bowl features 21 man squads from North and South. Clear, near 70s football weather expected for the South favored to win its seventh in the series. Winners earn 3600 per player, losers 3500. Charley Ayltt of Georgia leads the South defense with Ken Kirk of Mississippi as co captain. North captains Bil Laphem and Rad Breedlave chosen. Weeb Eurbank coaches Bowish side. game follows modern rules with one point conversions.
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Mobile
Ala
Collowiate
Santry
Wil
Charley Ayltt
Georgia
Bgother
Ken Kirk
Mississippi
Whehucker
North
Bil Laphem
Punini
Rad Breedlave
Maryland
Jack Ger
Cincinnati
den ‘Treadway
Weeb Eurbank
Baltimore Colts
Jim Len Mawell
New York Glints
Suhene
NCAA Meet Reaches Climax Amid Wilkinson Rumors
In New York the 44th NCAA convention nears its end as speculation grows that Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma may retire from football after a season marked by a probation ruling. Friends and colleagues say the probe and sanctions could push him toward quitting despite a 121 13 3 head coaching record and multiple championships. The gathering also debates a new television contract plan to extend sponsor continuity, with a vote expected on the convention floor.
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New York
Bud Wilkiison
Oklahoma
Wikitson
Glenahonin
National Collegiate Athletic Ags
Wilkinson
Sooners
Dig Wight Conlevenga
Minnesota
Hawaii
Norman
Okla
Seligol
Big Wight
Bud
NCAA
Okahoma Athletics
TV Committee
Local Sheriff Office Homicide In Tax Records Cleanup
A sheriff's office reports a fatal assault on Kelly while he worked late Saturday night tidying tax records before a new administration. He was slugged and stabbed multiple times in the neck and back. The attacker or motive tied to a robbery is unclear. Names Sing, Alec Morris, Pink Earl Townsend appear in the text.
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Sing
Alec Morris
Pink Earl Townsend
Kelly
Sheriff's Office
College Basketball Scores Across Midwest and West
A scatter of college and high school basketball results from across the nation. Notable men’s scores include Creighton 97 over St Ambrose 69 and Georgia 83 defeating Georgia Southern 76, with Indiana State 769 listed in error and other mixed results from Missouri and Oklahoma regions. High school playoff listings show regional semifinals and third rounds with teams such as Henderson and Harmony Grove advancing.
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Midwest
Cinebanl
Wichita
Bradley
Tulsa
St Louis
Horsher
Drake
North Texas
Southern
Indiana St
Braysville
Bell State
Ohio
Wesley
Otterbein
Creighton
St. Ambrose
South Memphis
Okla
City
Furman
Clemson
Georgia
Georgia Southern
Wesleyan
Tenn Ast
Court Docket From Hope Ark Municipal Court January 4 1860
Municipal Court in Hope Arkansas lists numerous defendants for disturbing the peace along with guilty pleas and fines including George Johnson Bailey Bailey Bailey and Marvin Bailey for driving while intoxicated. Several cases show fines from five to hundreds with suspensions and licenses revoked.
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Municipal Court of
Marvin M. Bailey
Cliff Richardson
Reliford
Billy Paisley
Charles Edward Cooper
LC. Smith
Agsault
J Strickland
Henry Watkins
Joe D. Bailey
J.C. Gray
Donald Collive
Owen Noble
Ernest
Darnell
Eugene Tyree
Don Johnson
Will Toliver
Jerry Banks
James Souter
del Wilsie
Earl Wiliams
Oe Barker
J. W. Stevens
James Lee Edwards
Dalton Fae
Brunkenness
Harles Huskyhee
Oscar Dudney Jr
Jimmy D. White
C. F. Batson
Dorsey Collins
Husky L. Carrigan
Dat Sacter
Zene
Billy Butler
Dana
Leon Brown
C. Bronson
Jerry Nelson
Buster Stinson
John Moss
Lee Ernest Smith
Fred Womack
Kim Brown
Mary May
Gladys
Fisger
Disturbing the Padre
Nouvelle Garrett
Ito
Sarah Smith
Herbert Hall
San Antonio
Corp. Becker Oi
Trans. Coli Express
Texas Food Express
Clark Wholesale Lumber Co
Charles Wade
Denver Martin
Renver Martin
E. E. Davis
Harare
Biddle
Frederick Rivers
Calhoun Parking Co
PSC Authority
David Delaney Daryving
Eunise
Ragland
Bella Hess, Inc
Reed
Hope Buick
Lismissed
Robertson Has Bad Night But Makes 27
Oscar Robertson scored 27 points in a 76-69 Cincinnati win at Wichita over Wichita State. He had nine in the first half but set up teammates to spark the Bearcats to an 11-0 mark, leading the Missouri Valley Conference leaders to Tulsa next.
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Oscar Robertson
A-America
Cincinnati
Shockers
Wichita
Robertson
Southwest Conference Drops Preseason Basketball Tournament
Southwest Conference faculty representatives voted to abolish the league's annual preseason hoops tournament, ending a fixture that generated revenue but angered coaches by not counting toward conference standings. Commissioner Howard Grubbs announced the decision after a meeting amid the national collegiate athletic association events.
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NEW York
Southwest
Texas A&m
Howard Grubbs
Athe
Arctic Isle Breaks Up Amid Rescue Efforts
Washington reports an Arctic island 450 miles off Point Barrow is breaking apart as 24 U S scientists on site await rescue. Alaska Air Command monitors the breaking ice while two C130 transports prepared at Senary Air Force Base push toward Alaska to assess landable conditions.
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Washington
Arctic
U.S
Point Barrow
Alaska
Alaska Air Command
Tactical Air Command
Fron Senary Air Force Base
Tenn
Tactigal Air Command
Arkansas Governor See Integration as Major Campaign Issue
LITTLE ROCK. Gov. Faubus says integration may dominate this summer's gubernatorial race as all candidates likely agree on it. He notes other issues could overshadow integration. he has not stated if he will run. Atty. Gen. Bruce Bennett hints integration will be a prime topic. Meanwhile, scattered sports scores and local notes appear in the same digest.
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Little Rock
API
Val E. Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas
Feubus
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Verger High plans dance and church events in early January
Friday events include a high school student council dance in Harris Gym on January 8 with admission at 14a single, 25e per couple. The First Quarterly Conference convenes January 9 10 at Bethel AME Church with Rev A L Harris presiding elder. A Union Service features Ward Chapel AME Prescott St James AME Texarkana and others. Installation of 1980 officers at Lonoke Baptist Church Sunday January 10. Alta Guild Club meets January 30. Community meeting January 12 on 2H Club meaning. Mt Zion OME hosts Citywide Fellowship Service January 30 at 3 pm.
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Verger High School
Harris Gym
Bethe] Ame
Chuch
A. L. Harris
Hot Springs
Prescott
Ward Chapel
G. Paschal
St. James
Texarkana
J. W. Jones
Emmet Chreuit
M. Barnes
Willon Chreuit
Isiah Lewis
Ashy Down
Lonoke, Baptist Church
James Coby
Alta Guild Club
BeBee Memorial Cade Church
Bel Langston
Sarah Davis
Greenhill
E. L. Forge Casey Smitth
Aesistant
Mt. Zion Ome
Hos Fane
Buihedorg
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Eager Beavers
Robin
Australia
Macyelopevla Uritanniea
Hope
Emmet
Uae
Jim Kensil
Smokey
East Anglia
South America
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Sobor. Va
St. Josephs
Tahys
ANY
Miami
Yonada Springfield
MIT
Carnegic Tech
Geneva
Far West
Idaho
Regis
Omaha
C College
Arkansas ‘Terch
Southern State
John Brown
Mavding
Henderson
Fist Springs
Little Rock’ Hall
Gainsville
Green Forest
St. Joseph
Conway
Ouachita
Hamilton
Stephens
Emerson
Hermony Grove
Camden
McCrory
Sylvan Hills
Amity
Sparkmpn
Warren
Harmony Grove
Benton
Kingstand
Nashvilla
Delight
Enginand
Murray Rose
John Alden Knight
John Alden
Knight
Hop Star
Arctic Isle
Jonas
Dick Hickox
St. Joseph's
Philadelphls
St. John’s
Air Fores
Fownes
Phil Simpson
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Kentucky Wesleyan
Tennessee State
Norge
L. B. Tooley
Tate
Bermuda
Batn
P. A
Lewis Supply Co
Rossian Ra
Father Enderline
Catholice
Ambulance Service
Oakcrest Funeral’ Home
Borl-moc
Virgil Dante Jr
Prescott ‘Transfer & Storage Co
Gulf Service
J. A. “Hudek
Driftwood
Texas
House
Fatephone
Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co
Din
E. Palmer
Alex
He Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Paul H. Jones
Donal Ferker
Mge
C. M
Pod) Ronurs, Jr
Mats George W. Hosmer
Suph
Mope
Arkenvad
Audit
Burton of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevo Kokaynite
Howerd
Millar Cour Ies
Isis
Memphis
Tann
Tewap Bank
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
N. Yito
Detroit
Jorninal
Associated Dream
Coba Mattress Shop
West
Singhr
Booth
Ralph Montgomery
Jesse Morris
Vwamop
Columbus
Mi Walker
Washington, Ark
DeQueen
Mall
P.O
Ark
Bether Hicks
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