Negro Community Groups Schedule Local Gatherings
The Northside Church of God in Christ will convene Sunday January 15 at 1 30 p m with ministers from Gordon Prescott Philadelphia Emmet and South Hope expected to attend. The Christian Benevolent Society holds its first meeting of the year January 14 at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church. Hopewell P T A meets January 11 with a membership drive and a fifty cent contribution. next meeting will award a banner to the class and teacher with most representatives. Funeral services for Mr L M Dicks are set January 14 at 12 m at Gale Grove Baptist Church, burial at Shorter Chapel Cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home Inc. in charge.
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District Union
Northside
Church of God In Christ
Gordon
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Emmet
South Hope
O. N. Dennis
F. Davis
The
Christian Benevolent Society
Haynes Chapel Baptist Church
Hopewell P. T. A
Hopewell P.T. A
F. B. Buchahan
L. M. Dicks
Gale Grove Baptist Church
Belgius
Shorter Chapel Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home Inc
Basketball Results From United Press East Region
Eastern college teams posted varied outcomes with Saint Peters, Pairleigh Dickinson, American International and others scoring wins or losses. Notable scores include Kentucky over Tulane 85 to 63 and North Carolina State defeating Maryland 83 to 64.
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United Press
Hampden Sydney
Virginia Military
North Carolina State
Maryland
Xavier
Ohio
Loyola
East Carolina
Guilford Coll
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Los Angeles Frese stopped Gianiero Garbelli in a staged bout at Garden, while Tombstone Smith 147 defeated Milan Mary in a separate event. The night featured a series of quick bouts and signings across walls.
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Associated
Frese
Los Angeles
Tombstone
Smith
Gianiero Garbelli
Milan
Mary
Babe Zaharias Hopeful of Playing Again
Babe Didrikson Zaharias left John Sealy hospital for Tampa Florida to rest ahead of the Tampa Women’s Open. She traveled with husband George and spent time in his hotel suite and has been riding with him recently.
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Galveston
Tex
Babe 'Didtikson Zaharias
John Sealy Hospital
Tampa
Fla
Pues
Zaharias
George
Overieskina
Gulf of Mexico
Hogan Is Man to Beat in Crosby Meet
In Pebble Beach California Hogan dominates the Crosby, poised as top favorite alongside Mangrum and Middlecoff. His 67 and 64 show form, while Baldwin and others watch. The $15,000 pro am tourney opens with 284 players over two courses, with top 60 advancing to the Monday finale for cash.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bantim Bet Hogan
Big Crossby
Tun
Holfer
Texas
Lloyd Mangrima
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Pere
Ben
Crosby
Bing
Hogan
Illis
Lakeside
San Francisco
Jack Fleck
Des Moines Flash
Cyprese “Point
Monterey Peninsula
Elih
Parkers Battle Rice in key SEC clash tonight
Arkansas Razorbacks visit Rice Owls as 2-0 SEC record clashes with 2-1 for Rice. Arkansas shows 3-8 season mark while Rice carries 42-2, top conference standings. Other games note Texas A&M at Texas and TCU at Baylor. Mustangs lead SEC with 3-0 in conference and 12-2 overall. exam break delays next play to Jan 2.
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Associated Press
Arkmarzas
Fayetteville
Owls
Hogs
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Razorbacks
College Station
Texas Aggies
Texas
Ierie
Texas Christian
Baylor
Foyt Worth
Mustangs
Riaik
Jintil Jan
Dusty Rhodes Aims for Regular Giants Outfielder Role
Jim Rhodes once a World Series hero hopes to win a regular outfield spot with the New York Giants under manager Bill Rigney. The 28 year old says touring and public appearances after 1954’s fame felt burdensome, but seeks steadier stardom with less glare and a new scrap materials job in Alabama.
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Ray Lackey Montgomery
Jim
iDusty) Rhodes
New York Giants
Rhodes
Giants
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Bill Rigney
W M A Circle and church groups meet in Prescott
Prescott brief notices report W M A Circle 1 of Host Baptist Church meeting at Mrs. Harrel Hines home with eight members. S.C.S. of First Methodist Church meeting at the church with ten or more attending. Presbyterian and Women of the Presbyterian Church circles hosted at Mrs. Pemberton and Mrs. Wilson homes respectively. Meetings feature prayers, studies on Tribes Come Up, and social salads or desserts.
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Hines
W. MA
Harrel Hines
Metile Robinson
R. L. Turiey
Presbyterian
Pemberton
Wallace Pemberton
The
Presbyterian Church
T. E. Logan
R. P. Hamby
Roy Loomis
Claud Cox
Woosley
First Baptist Church
Nat Woosley
A. R. Underwood
Lillie Butcher
Presbyterian Circle 3
Wilson
Mis
Julia Logan
Robbie Wilson
Jim Hamilton
NCAA Leaves the Sucker Shift Alone
NCAA rules committee defers harsh action on the sucker shift. Coaches and ethics panel back the play, praising them as fair to the game while studying a situation where a fake handoff leads to a gain. The discussion centers on preserving the integrity of football as rules evolve.
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Long Beach
Calif
NCAA
Los Angeles
H. Q. (Fritz) Crisler
University of Michigan
EB. E. Wieman
Gules Board
Atwoo
University of Denver
Floyd Hubbard
Hubbard
Igj
Rome
Gorg Benuell Hos
Frankie Albert Named Coach of San Francisco 49ers
Frankie Albert was named head coach of the San Francisco 49ers after serving as an assistant to Red Strader. The former quarterback, famed for the T formation and a flexible offensive style, pledged to field a veteran, representative team while bringing imaginative football judgment to the role. Buck Shaw, the previous head coach, praised Albert's policy and leadership during the announcement.
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San Francisco
Frankie Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
Frankie
Red Strader
49Ers
Buck Shaw
Ders
Shaw
Los Angeles
Albert
Snc
Managers Desert N Y Boxing Guild
Eight managers quit the Boxing Guild of New York as Julius Helfand sets a January hearing on charges against Tex Sullivan Willie Gilzenberg and the London Sporting Club tied to St Nicks. More resignations expected as officials claim conspiratorial efforts to move boxing to Baltimore and evade state rules.
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New York
Boxing Guild of New York
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
St. Nicholas Arena
Helfand
Broken Guild
Han
Mall
Tex Sullivan
Willie Gilzenberg
London Sporting Club
Watch Promates
St. Ni
Wnog3
Sullivan
Gilzenberg
St. Nick's
Baltimore
Commission
Florida
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Guzenberg
St. Nek’s
Guild
Ainal
Dons Edge Fresno State in bid to tie major college mark
San Francisco Dons, led by Bill Russell and Casey Dunns, carry a 12-0 season and 38 straight overall as they meet Fresno State seeking an NCAA record-tying 39th win. The Dons aim for a run at the all-time major college mark after rising from obscurity to top national status.
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Dons
Fresno State
Phil Wacipert
San Francisco
al America
Bill Russell
Casey Dunes
Jay
Agaliet
California
North Carolina State
Uwurel
Maryland
Wolfpack
Associated Press
Duke
Kentucky
Tulan
Furman
Davidson
N.C. State
State
Bob O'Brien
Ron Shavlck
Terps
Duke l
Jerry Byrd
Wildcats
Twiane
Dick Weight
Edge Davidson
Rick Weeks
AH America
Darredl Floyd
Storer
Bert
State Team Regains Edge in 83 69 Win Over Union
Arkansas State College Indians restore some basketball reputation by beating Union University of Tennessee 83 to 69 after two straight losses. Frank Proctor scores, lifting State to eight wins and three defeats on a road trip that followed early season wins over Ole Miss and Mississippi State. The piece notes prior crushing defeats by Centenary and Northeast Louisiana and mentions NAIB tournament prospects in Kansas City. It also oddly cites a separate statistic about 24 million Americans playing musical instruments and an NCAA rule-change claim.
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Associated Press
Arkansas State College
Indians
Jonesboro
Centenary
Northeast Louisiana
State Oor
State
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Arkansas Tech
NAIK
Kansas City
AIC
Onc
NAIB
Mecca
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Life 3 & Casualty CO
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Hempstead County Chancery Court
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Marzetta Stearns
Garrett Willis
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