Howard New Head Coach for Bobcats
Hope selects Allen Howard 30 as new head football coach after four years as Pine Bluff Zebras assistant. He and his wife will move to Hope after the first semester ends January 24. Howard, Henderson State graduate and former AIC guard, began coaching in Hot Springs then Little Rock Central and Camden Fairview before Pine Bluff. Mrs Wells will teach fifth grade at Garland Elementary, filling Mrs Hays vacancy.
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Pine Bluff Zebras
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Henderson State Teachers College
Duke Wells
Reddies
AIC
New Hope
Hot Springs
Little Rock Central
Camden Fairview High School
Pine Bluff
Wells
Garland Elementary School
Inane Hays
36 to Try for Olympic Cage Team
The NCAA council approved a plan for college representation in the Olympic basketball trials at St. John\u2019s University on April 24. Thirty-six players will compete for 12 spots on the U.S. team for Tokyo, with three 12-man college squads and a nucleus from the national champion team to be decided in March. The meeting also addressed relations with the AAU and named new NCAA appointees to track, gymnastics, and basketball federations.
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Frank Carver
Pittsburgh
Richard C. Larkins
Ohio State
U.S. Olympic Committee
U.S. Gymnastics Federation
U.S. Basketball Federation
AAU
Fight Results Thursday's Fight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Worcester scene featured a boxing match where Dick defeated Tyrone Gardiner by 140 to 43 in Providence R. I. Sydney, N. S. reported the bout details.
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Worcester
Mass
Tyrone Gardiner
French
Providence
R.L
Ernie Banks Cleared for 1964 Season
CHICAGO AP Ernie Banks is 100 percent physically fit for the 1964 baseball season, with Cubs physician Dr. Jacob Luker stating there is no reason he cannot play every game. Banks, 33, slipped to a .227 average last year with 18 homers and 64 RBIs, after converting to first base in 1962 and suffering from a rare mumps illness.
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Mayo Clinic
Assistants Are Getting Coach Jobs In Football
NEW YORK AP An unusual trend has emerged since the 1963 college season ended with nine top head coaching jobs filled by assistants, seven of them promoted from assistant roles. Ara Parseghian and Marv Levy are exceptions, while Warren Schmakel’s move to Boston University highlights the shift in the coaching market as unemployed head coaches struggle to locate positions.
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Marv Levy
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Notre Dame
Levy
University of California
Washington State
Wake Forest
Ohio Wesleyan
Southern Illinois
Army Navy Picked as 1963s Game
The 1963 Army Navy game topped the year end oddities poll by Associated Press sports writers. Navy led 21-7 in the fourth quarter before Army mounted a comeback under Rollie Stichweh, finishing amid confusion as the 100,000 spectators in Philadelphia Stadium watched.
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Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Philadelphia
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New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
National League
Cassius Clay
Lenny Liston
Bobby Hall Leads Hockey All Stars of First Half
Montreal AP report names Bobby Hall of Chicago as the NHL goals leader with 23 goals and unanimous voting to the first all star team for the 1963-64 season. Also selected were Glenn Hall Pierre Pilote Kenny Wharram Jean Beliveau and Tim Horton.
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Bobby Hall
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
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Glenn Hall
Pierre Pilote
Kenny Whar
Rosburg Leads San Diego Open After Round One
Golfer Bob Rosburg shot four under par 66 to lead the San Diego Open while Julius Boros, Tony Lema and Charles Coody trailed by one stroke. delays due to darkness and freezing greens risked complicating the completion of the first round for about 30 players including Jerry Barber Frank Beard and Don Finsterwald.
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Associated Press
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Tony Lema
Charles Coody
Fort Worth
Tex
Rancho Bernardo
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Frank Beard
Louisville
Don Finsterwald
Colorado Springs
Tommy Bolt
George Knudson
Canada
Peter Butler
England
Arnold Palmer
Blevins Sweeps Spring Hill In Basketball Action
Blevins junior boys stay undefeated at 9 0 by routing Spring Hill 51 28 as they led 26 18 at halftime. Senior girls win 45 37 with Delaine Bonds scoring 20 and Head 17. Senior boys trail early but rally to win 66 58 led by Phillip 17 and Steed 15.
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Delaine Bonds
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Phillip
Steed
KXAR Shifts Arkansas-TCU Game to Day, Adds Hope High Radio
Radio station KXAR announces Arkansas versus Texas Christian will move from night to day with a 1 55 p m kickoff Saturday. The change enables broadcast of the Hope High game at Malvern starting 7 45 p m Saturday.
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KXAR
University of Arkansas
Texas Christian
Hope High
Malvern
Opposes Return to Free Substitutions in Football
Adm. Tom Hamilton, influential spokesman, argues free substitution would tilt balance toward rich programs. He says current restricted substitution creates a healthy field with 60 to 70 strong schools. The NCAA Football Rules Committee meets in Fort Lauderdale, with coaches pushing for unlimited substitutions but likely to accept a 1962-63 compromise.
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Tom Hamilton
West Coast
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Fla
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Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
Pole Vault Men Tops in Track Meet
In Boston the 38th Knights of Columbus indoor meet vows a lift with spacemen in attendance. John Pennel, world’s greatest pole vaulter and first to clear seven feet, headlines alongside John Thomas, first seven foot high jumper, as a sellout crowd watches the competition open.
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Oaklawn to Open Racing February 15
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs announces a 43 day thoroughbred meet starting February 15 and running through April 4 exclusive of Sundays. The program features the Arkansas Derby on closing day, the Oaklawn Handicap on March 28, and nine other feature races with purses from 5 000 to 25 000. Post time is 1 45 p m with eight races on most weekdays and nine on midweek to weekend days. Admission is one dollar, with reserved seats available, and Oaklawn plans extensive renovations and visitor amenities amid a thriving spring season backdrop.
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National Hockey League Thursday results
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 3 and New York defeated Boston 5 to 3. No games today with Boston at Toronto and Detroit at Chicago on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Boston
Ames
Toronto
Tandem Run Nine Stars Include Miler Tom Hara
A fragment notes tandem will be an array of run nine stars including miler Tom Hara. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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Miler
Tom "Hara
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the Matter of the Estate of Floyd C. Fuller deceased Route 2 Hope Arkansas died December 26, 1963 An instrument dated March 26, 1962 was admitted to probate January 2, 1964 naming Gilbert E Fuller as executor Claims against the estate must be filed within six months from the first publication January 3 1964 or be barred This notice first published January 3 1964 Gilbert E Fuller Executor Route 2 Hope Arkansas January 3 10 1964
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Floyd C. Fuller
Route 2
Hope
Gilbert E. Fuller
Lope
Martin L. Fox, Jr
South Harrison
Little Rock
Four Horsemen Never Started A Notre Dame Game
Kim Crowley and surviving Four Horsemen and Seven Mules members reunited when Crowley received the Touchdown Award. The famed backfield, labeled by Grantland Rice, played 1922 to 1924 under Knute Rockne, never starting in 1924 yet finishing undefeated and winning the Rose Bowl. Crowley recalls subbing in at the start of the second quarter and watching the fourth quarter from the stands with his mother after a 40-3 game against Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Kim Crowley
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Seven Mules
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Crowley
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
Adam Walsh
John Wiebel
Nobel Kizer
Joe Bach
Rip Miller
Chuck Collins
Ed Hunsinger
Weibel
Kizer
Hunsinger
Army
Fighting Irish
Knute Rockne
Nebraska
Rockne
Wisconsin
Feather Has Notion He Is Lightweight
Los Angeles AP report notes featherweight champion Sugar Ramos contemplates moving out of his division seeking new challenges and potential title opportunities.
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Feather
Los Angeles
Sugar Ramos
Annual meeting notice for Hope Federal Savings and Loan
The annual meeting of Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association members will be held at 7 00 p m on Wednesday January 15 1964 at 209 South Main Street Hope Arkansas. Directors to be elected and any other business may be considered. Fred C Ellis Secretary.
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Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hope
Arkansas
South Main Street
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Fred C. Ellis
Estate of M L Fox Sr in Arkansas
In the matter of the estate of M L Fox Sr deceased with last address Hope Arkansas and date of death December 18 1963. Martin L Fox Jr appointed administrator January 1964 with verified filing. Administrator contact 2908 South Harrison Little Rock Arkansas January 3 1964 notice dates January 10 1964.
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Hempstead Ceat
Arkansas
M. L. Fox, Sr
Hope, Arkansas
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