College Basketball Scores From The Weekend
Associated Press tally shows Yale 59 over Cornell 40 and Lafayette 59 beating Georgetown 48. Duquesne 63 over Akron 43. South Kentucky 56 over Georgia Tech 45. William and Mary 67 over Hampden Sydney 56. Louisville 75 over Kentucky Wesleyan 55. Midwest results list Detroit 35 over Michigan State 34. Colorado 42 over Kansas 30. Indiana 56 over Purdue 42. Kansas State 49 over Iowa State 43. Ohio State 57 over Wisconsin 54. Minnesota 61 over Iowa 45. Southwest Missouri State 44 over Kirksville 93. Southwest: Arkansas 41 over Texas Christian 36. Houston 7 over East Texas State 46. Murray Aggies 60 over Connors Aggies 25. Brigham Young 1 over Denver 4A. Rocky Mountains: Brigham Young 1 over Denver 48. Track: Colorado A&M 35 over 69. Far West: Oregon State 42 over Idaho 31.
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Yale
Corneil
Lafayette
Georgetown
Duquesne
Akron
South Kentucky
Georgia Tech
William “and Mary
Hampden- Sydney
Louisville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Vanderlt
Mississippi State
Midwest
Detroit
Michigan State
Colorado
Kansas
Indiana
Purdue
Kansas State
Iowa State
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri State
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Arkansas
Texas Christian
Houston
Texas State
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Brigham Young
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Track
Colorado A&m
Far West
Oregon State
Idaho
Williams Bounces Bratton in Chicago Bout
Associated Press report from Philadelphia notes Ike Williams from Trenton outpointed Johnny Bratton of Chicago in a 10 round fight. Lew Jenkins from Sweetwater Texas stopped an unnamed opponent at 133 pounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Lew Jenkirts
Sweetwater
Tex
Rone
United Press
Washington
Eduardo Carpasco
Wna
Peru
Tim Dalton
Ar Andrews
Gary
Ind
Holyoke
Mass
Joe Blackwood
New York
Meywood
Vernum
Boston
Montreal
Laurent Dauthuille
St. Catherine
Westbrook Pegler profiles Douglas and Johnston in 1952 bid clash
The piece criticizes Justice Douglas and politician Johnston as publicity seekers shaping the Democratic nomination scene. It condemns their stance on unions, foreign policy, and labor bosses, noting Douglas’s past court service and alleged cynical campaigning. It also lists various figures and related political aliases in a sweeping, opinionated survey.
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Willam
Douglas
Eric Johnston
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Trernan
Johnston
Werdell
Willkie
Republica
Portland
Ore
College of Holy Men
Europe
Phillip Murrays
Deacon Will
Fays
Boves
Mike [Boyles
Ben Prosses
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States
A. F. of
Tommy Jaley
Chicago
Moving Pictures
National
Maloy
George E. Browne
Meber
Razorbacks Edge TCU 41 36 In South West Standings Fight
Fort Worth Texas January 1 Arkansas' fast team beat Texas Christian University 41 36 in a tight Southwest Conference contest. Arkansas seized control late with Jimmy Cathcart's steal and a coast to coast drive, Bob Ambler's key field goal, and Johnny Campbell's free throw. Delsies tied for scoring honors with 12 points for TCU.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Arkansas
Starbacks
Texas Christian University
Texas
Nice
Joxas
Eayle
Rice
Razorbacks
Frogs
Iain
Jules
Parkers
Jimmy Cathcart
TCU
Bob Ambler
Coniter
Ittle
Johnny Campbell
Arkansans
Ilius Delsies
Amber
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A dense list from January shows a full radio schedule with adventures, detectives, and music. Notable items include Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and multiple orchestras, news rounds, talk shows, and religious programs across morning to night slots. The lineup features The Johnson Family, Gabriel Houtter, and Kate Smith among others, with sign ons and sign offs noted.
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Tanny Rass
Kate Smith
Monroe
John Daniel
Melody Mustangs
Eddy Arnold
Quark Valley
Johnson Family
Superman
Tom Mix
Satan Serenade
I News
Vive Star
Fatton Lew, Jr
Gardner
Gabriel Houtter
Mutual
the Family Theater
Bill Henry
Hes Due de Salve
Henry Jerome
Mutual News
Hialeah Race Course Opens With Busy Winter Start
The Hialeah section reports a lively opening day for the winter racing season with large crowds and strong attendance forecasts. A. F. L. figures and international labor links surface in coverage, while surrounding events include unusual details about Maley and accompanying party. observers note English union ties and wagers amid the bustling scene.
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Hialeah
Udying
Bis
Prescott midweek meetings and social events note
Prescott News lists a Wednesday 7 40 p.m. midweek meeting at First Christian Church with Mrs C E Wagner leading a Stewardship study. Choir practices at several churches, a Presbyterian Men’s Club supper at 4 30 p.m., and a 7 30 p.m. auditorium program follow. Thursday features Carlisle Independents visiting Prescott to play Lesionaire five, plus a bridge party and music club activities with local civic figures attending.
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First Christian Church
C. E. Wagner
The
Presbyterian Church
Prescott
W. G.bersberg
J. V. McMahon
Federation
L. J. Bryson
Wilbur Hale
Debussey
H. L. Eaton
Libellus
Virginia Ann Wynn
Rachmaninoff
Art ‘Regnier
Barnhill to Try Out T Formation for Razorbacks
Juneau to Fayetteville summaries show Arkansas coach Barnhill planning spring practice experiments with the T formation. He aims to use it in the 1949 season if material and pace suit, with at least six quarterbacks to be tested, including Ray Parks and Jim Phillips, plus three backs from the freshman team.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkingas
Barmhill
Razorbacks
Sid Cooper
Little Rock
Albert Kansas
B. C. Stiversay
Arkansas
Barnhill
Mississippi
Ray Parks
Jim Phillips
K Bon Logue
Jim Rhinehart
Charles Temple
Parkers to Get Rid of More Schoolboy Players
Three more Arkansas high school football players announced they will attend the University of Arkansas next fall. Razorback Chief Scout George Cole said the linemen are George Oliver of Little Rock Bob Briley of North Little Rock and End Tommy Dozier of Batesville.
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Little Rock
Dan
University of Arkansas
Razorback
George Cole
George Oliver
Bob Briley
North Little Rock
Tommy Dozier
Batesville
Nashville Chosen as West District Tourney Site
At a meeting of coaches and officials in Howard County Nashville was selected for the senior boys Western Division District 7-A tournament. The meet runs in early March with finals on the closing night. Murfreesboro gets the senior Class B meet and Prescott the junior boys tournament. Mineral Springs won the bid for the senior girls event.
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Nashville
Howard County
Murfreesboro
Prescott
Mineral Springs
Gordon Long Honored By President Truman At Arkansas Return
Gordon Long, senior back and passer at the University of Arkansas, heads back to Fayetteville after receiving the Nelson Sportsmanship Trophy and a personal message from President Truman in Boston. Coach John Barnhill called Long an example of the fine type of athlete Arkansas aims to produce as he weighs pro baseball offers alongside football credentials and two baseball letters.
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Boston
Gordon Long
University of Arkansas
Truman
Nils V
Maurice
Tobin
Fayetteville
John Barnhill
University of Alkansas
Long
Nelson
Razorbacks
St. Louis May Find Aggies Tough This Week
New York sport section notes St. Louis University carries a 16 game win streak against Texas A and M. The Aggies boast the nation’s top defense and pose a strong challenge. Game details and dates are unclear from the fragment.
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St. Louis
Ben Phlegar
New York
Mpi
Colege
Jon
St. Louis University
Porkers Visit Bobcats For Hope Clash Tonight
Texarkana's Porkers travel to Hope for a basketball game against the Bobcats, to follow a junior varsity matchup between the schools. The Porkers hold a 4 2 early season record with four victories and two losses.
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Texarkana
Porkers
Bobcats
Prescott Cagers Edge Morgan Five Licks 64 39
Nevada County visitors led by Ken Croswell with 17 points andip Vallertot 12 while Ward and Gsborne added 10 each for Prescott as they defeated Morgan Five Licks. St. Louis and Tulsa games loom as Aggies face renewed challenge with shooting and defense tests ahead. Cincinnati slipped to Butler 74 53 as top teams stay unbeaten.
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Morgan Insurance
Little Rock
Rage
Arkansas
Prescott Legionaires
Ken Croswell
Nevada County
Andip
Ward
Gsborne i
Prescott
Aggies
St. Louis
Billikens
Ed McCauley
Bills
Drake
Tulsa
Minnesota
Towa
Towa City
Western Kentucky
Hamline
Villanova
Steach
Akron
Cincinnati
Butler
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Guy M. Grigg
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Hope, Arkansas
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Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
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Watlie Pep
Harts Tard
Leddy
Ed Top Davis
Brookyn A. Buxton
Beau Jack
Augusta
Luckie Weber
Pawtucket
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
George O'Hanlon Shaw
Official Detective
Hy Garener
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Lone Wolf
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Jimmie Dorsey
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J. F. Tuohey
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Tuohey
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J. V. Mc.Mshen
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L. D. Kinhey
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Sax Regan
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Gene Hale
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R. F. Yarbrough
Mary Jo Hamilton
Jimmie Nicholas
N. N. Daniel
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J.B. Smith
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DB. Ward
Brad Bright
Channer of Commerce
Marcus Justiss
Jimmi Nicholas
H. H. MacKenzie
J. V. Fore
Sax Regan N. N. Daniel
By. G. G. Haireston
Jim Ed Duke
Quachita College, Arkadelphia
Roy Duke
Mattie Wills
Bisbee
Arizona
Tom Nelson
Wallace Pemberton
Scott
W. T. Hart
R. D. Martin
Juneau, Alaska
Ida Marlin
Loyce Stewart
Bob Stewart
Roger
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Morgan Five
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Hope, Ark
Cash Franklin & Hill
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