Community Calendar and Church Notices In January
Health groups prepare for a trainer meeting on January 17 led by Miss Helen Robinson in the courtroom. Oak Grove and Rising Star churches announce a joint service on January 27 at 3 p.m. Keystone Lodge meets at Hicks Funeral Home. BeeBee Chapter 412 gathers January 21 at Hicks Funeral Home with important business on the agenda. The City Allstars vs Verger Faculty basketball in Harris Gym at 7:30 p.m. tickets 18 cents for students, 25 cents adults.
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Hope Will Be Host to A Division Tourney
Hope will host the district A division basketball tournament during the week of February 28 to March 2 after a coaches and officials meeting set the schedule. The district plans move the meet to Prescott Nashville Hope DeQueen APRAA Elphia Garon and Ashdown in following years. junior and senior events across multiple divisions were scheduled for February 11 to 23 at various towns with state tournament dates to follow one week after districts.
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College basketball scores roundup from AP releases
The bulletin lists multiple college basketball results including Pitt over Syracuse, Yale over Brown 33, Boston University 69, Kansas State 59, Northwestern 87, Kentucky 60, West Virginia 82, Tennessee 61, and Arkansas 87 among others. It notes numerous separate game scores with teams such as Kansas State, Missouri State, Wichita State, Tulane, and Georgia Tech referenced in brief item format.
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Associated Press
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Yale
Brown
Boston University
Bates
Lowe State
Kansa
Kansas State
Miss Miners
Indtarter
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Wisconsin
Ohio State
Minnesota
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Washington
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Missouri State
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Kan
Willisville Tops Laneburg In Frid Night Hoops Trio
Willisville basketball won 2 of 3 against Laneburg in the Willisville Gym Friday. Junior boys edged Laneburg 35 to 43 with Joe Maylar scoring 24 and Jimmy Bright 11 for Laneburg. Senior girls, Laneburg led 24 to 19 as Vara Almand and Darlene Schortey had 12 each. Johnette Waters paced Willisville with 10. Senior boys Willisville won 52 to 38. George Olwell had 15 while Will Ed Lee scored 22. Officials listed as George Henry, Selma Wesson, and Nancy Armstrong.
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Laneburg
Joe Maylar
Jimmy Bright
Laneburg Wih
Vara Almand
Darlene Schortey
Laneburz
Johnette Waters
Willsville
George Olwell
Will Ed Lee
George Henry
Selma Wesson
Nancy Armstrong
The
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Amity Takes Pair from Okolona
Amity hosts Okolona with senior girls falling 42 38 as Judy Malcom leads Okolona with 17 and Carolyn Tarpley 16 for Amity on top. Junior boys 42 13 Amity over Okolona with Eddie Clark high on 4. Senior boys win 62 58 as Talmadge McDaniel scores 23 and Bobby Rowe 18. Officials: Charles Fin cher, Al Cash, William Nov man.
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Okolona Bears
Amity
Okolona
Judy Malcom
Carolyn Tarpley
Williams
Eddie Clark
Talmadge McDaniel
Bobby Rowe
Charles Fincher
al Cash
William Novman
Rules Group Satisfied With Game As Is At Meeting
The National Collegiate Athletic Association Rules Committee in New Orleans reported fewer proposed changes this year with Chairman Fritz Crisler noting general satisfaction. The coaches group asked for an expanded substitution rule, but Crisler indicated a tendency to keep platoon rules for now. Separately, statistics show farm numbers in the United States have fallen since 1880, and local church activity notes Esther Circle meeting at Lonoke Baptist Church with five members present.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Crisler
Esther
Lonoke Baptist Church
James Tyus
Janeare H
Richard Wilson
Berry Handle
G. Sox
Trent
Goby
Panne
Kansas Still Rated Tops in Cage Poll
Kansas remains the top college basketball team in the AP poll with 920 points, followed by North Carolina at 828. Southern Methodist rises to third, Louisville, UCLA, Seattle, Illinois, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt round out the top positions, with Wake Forest, Bradley, Oklahoma City, and other runners-up trailing in the second tier.
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Associated Press
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Kansas
Tar Heels
Kentucky
Loyola
LSU
Louiseville
UCLA
Seattle
Mlingis
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
End Town State
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Southern Methodist
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Bradley
Oklahoma City
West Virginia
Duke
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Western
Oklahoma
A&m
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Krebs Tops SWC as SMU Center Leads Title Bid
SMU star Jim Krebs, 6 feet 8 inches, is praised as a premier center for a MandSMU squad chasing a third straight Southwest Conference title. With coach Dee Hayes predicting Krebs as one of the finest all around players, SMU stands undefeated at 18 wins and eyes regional playoff glory in the new 8,000 seat coliseum.
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Jim Krebs
Missouri
Southern
Methodist
Krebs
Cnaen Dee Hayes
Bas
Wilt
Chamberlain
Kansas
Southy
Methodists
EL Smu
SMU
Hart Ready for Fall Title Shot After St Nicholas Victory
Sugar Hart faces a potential title bid this fall after a television win at St Nicholas Arena. The Philadelphia boxer, 21 on Feb 22, stopped Gene Johns in 1:44 of the sixth round after trailing on scores. Manager Marty Stein says Hart has time on his side as he nears his 21st birthday.
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Sugar Hart
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Gene Johns
St. Nicholas Arena
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Hach
Sale
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Sugar
Razorbacks Rally Past Longhorns in Slim Victory
Arkansas erased a nine point deficit with six minutes left to beat Texas 67 60 at Fayetteville. Fred Grim hit the go ahead set shot and Terry Day added a key free throw to seal a 67 64 lead, while Kermit Decker and Rice await in next Texas A&M, Rice, SMU, Baylor, and Texas standings. Krebs leads SWC scoring with 344 points and 12.3 rebounds per game, as Hayes and Rose tout his All America credentials amid higher league play.
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Razorbacks
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Terry Day
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Arkansas
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Iowa Staters Topple Unbeaten Kansas Team
Iowa State upset top ranked Kansas as Wilt Chamberlain limited to 17 points while Don Medsker hit a clutch 20 foot shot to seal a 39 97 victory. The Cyclones held Chamberlain to 12 points in a December game and defeated Kansas, a No 1 team in the AP poll, for its first loss of the season.
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Towa State
Cyclones
Don Medsker
Chamberlain
Kansas
Press
Fights Last Night and Top 20 College Upsets
The report lists several boxing results with fighters from Philadelphia New York Holyoke Springfield and others, noting Ewart Patgiliet Jimmy Martinez and Clarence Cool among points. It mentions North Carolina and North Carolina State set to meet, while Kentucky Vanderbilt Tulane and Mississippi State suffer upsets in college action.
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Philadelphia
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Snowden Mary Snowden In Chancery Court Notice
Legal Notice No. 7986 in Hempstead County Chancery Court warns defendant Mary Snowden to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff Jett Shawesien's complaint. Clerk John Wes Altormey signs, with witness Byers.
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Hempstead County
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