Hope Eagles overpower Crossett in boys basketball clash
Hope dominates Crossett 80 to 27 as Gene Robinson leads with 18 points and Dan Jones adds seven. Smiley, Walters, and Calhoun each score eight for Crossett, while Purtle and Murphy provide steady scoring for Hope. The win keeps Hope in AA Conference play as junior and senior teams prepare for Arkadelphia and Camden road games this weekend.
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Rawles
den Sevinr
Pricay Bagies
Tor
Vietory Ch.woginsen
Ossett’ Services
Munlurs
Bolwals
Wifor Porard
Torre
de Tial
Bowents
Od Crossett
Gene Robinson
Smiley
Artie
Walters
Calhoun
Hell
Crssett
Bobckidtechs
Ido
Baby Eagles
Lope
Grosset
Hope
Arkadelphia Badgers
Jones Field House
Aoi
Junin
Sunior
Arison
Camden
Panthers
Luck Determines Narrow Open Victory at Sea Island
At Sea Island, Miss Wright wins a tight competition over Cornelius of Balewlind, with praise for her clutch finish. Heid struggles as Wright seizes the lead late, claiming a one stroke win amid a field of 43 pros and 84 amateurs.
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Miss Wright
Fiss Wright
Mes Cornelius
Ah Jak
Rmaney
Sigs AG
Bessyar
Cornelius
Maykey
Manteyidea
Croker
College Basketball Week Upsets and Results Across Regions
The Associated Press roundups report multiple college games with mixed outcomes. Notable results include Georgetown defeating Dartmouth, Harvard beating Penn, Temple topping Brown, Yale and Williams posting wins, and Army, Holy Cross, and Delaware winning their matchups. Other scores feature Dartmouth, Brown, Colgate, and Lafayette in action, with Midwest and West regions showing a variety of close games and upsets across numerous conferences.
Fight Results From Tukwe-ET OL Sanong Event
Report lists fighters with scattered names and numbers, noting a 7 Troy tf stop and various listed bout outcomes. OCR text is fragmented but preserves the event at Gresham with fighters including Charla Smth, Bobby Gray, Mayen, Lopes, and Shins, among others.
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Associated Press
OL Sanong
Kongo
Tapang
Gresham
Troy
Charla Smth
Vic Hero
Momtle
Te Cavar
Muddy
Bobby Gray
Reyberin Lopes
Mime
Unclear text note on theft and payment in Wyoming
Fragmentary account mentions a Wyoming theft incident involving a deputy and staged payments. Names, dates, and precise details are unreadable, leaving an incoherent outline of a burglary and claimed sums of money. No verifiable facts can be confirmed from the garbled OCR.
Emmet Faces Texarkana Girls Tonight In Local Matchup
Emmet High meets Texarkana High girls at 7 p.m. in a classic teacher versus pupil duel. Coach Curtis Pharr, a former player under Coach Narkce Broom, headlines the Emmet bench as the game promises an uphill contest. The second game features Eminuet versus Hope Independent teams in a double bill.
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Linight
Emmet
Seley
Arkansas High Girls
Texarkana
Curtis Pharr
Narkce Broom
Lather
Emerson
Oid Hope
Pettit Reaches 10000th Pro Basketball Point
Bob Pettit, a reserved star for the Hawks, hit the 10 000 point milestone at 27, tying his steady scoring with strong rebounding and playmaking. The Associated Press reports Pettit emphasized consistency over records as his team and others won tight games across the NBA. Celtics, Warriors, Nationals, Knicks, Pistons, and Royals also posted victories in Sunday league action.
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ST. Louis
Bob Pettit
Backelor
Baselisa
Rey Kepper
AL Levis Hawks
Craig
Hawks
Fey
Bob
Pellil
Reacher
National Basketball
Asen
NBA
Yanks
Alinneapalis
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knuckerbooiers
Detroit Pistons
Cincinnati Royals
Celts
Warriars
Knicks
Royals
Pistons
Lake
Adoption Notice in Hempstead County Probate Court
Notice to all parties and interested persons that on August 22, 1958, a petition was filed by Theary Davis Mack and Sheltie Moon for adoption of Robert L. Mack in Hempstead County Arkansas. Warns appearance within thirty days to show cause or decree of adoption may be entered. Clerk JD Turnage seals the document January 18, 1960.
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Hempstead County
Robert L. Mack
Noble B. Mack
Tleary Davis Mack
Sheltie Moon
Cott
Hempstead
Arkinnsas
Arty Hutwynd
Lakings
Brobale
Heapstad County
Arkansas
Unitas Stars as West Triumphs in Pro Bowl
In Los Angeles Johnny Unitas sparked the West to a 30th Pro Bowl victory over the East, throwing three first half touchdowns to set a new Pro Bowl mark. Paul Hornung added a TD and five conversions for 14 points, while the West defense led by Gene Lipscomb limited the East to 40 rushing yards and forced key stops. Avcett led West rushers with 61 yards on 11 carries. Lipscomb’s line pressured Layne, and Cleveland’s Jim Brown scored the East’s lone TD late in the game.
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Johnny Unitas
Deveed
Gene
Daldy Lipscomb
Paul Hornung
Coliseum
Baltimore
Unitas Ramet
Green Bay
Harnung
Ted
Lipscoma
Alithe
San Francisco
Unitas
Jan Avcott
Caryers
Pirses
Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Norm van Broeklin
Philadelphia
Toen
Layne
Jimmy Ory
Lipscomb
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Sugar Ray to Fight Pender Friday Night at Boston Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson seeks to regain the middleweight title in Friday’s Boston Garden bout with Paul Pender of Brookline Mass. Robinson, 39, was stripped by the NBA last year for inactivity but remains champion in New York and Massachusetts. Pender arrives on a seven fight win streak after a layoff, with a 42-5-2 record. The card also features NBC network telecast details and other bouts including Willie Pastrano and Jerry Liverno. The Thames River note and Vermont holiday mention are incidental local items.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Boston Garden
Paul Penger
Brookline
Mass
Robinson
National Boxing Assn
New York
Massachusetts
NBA
Actin
Chi¢awa
Carmen Basillo
Inbc Siam and Television
Arkansas Routs Rice as SWC Race Shifts After Victory
Arkansas ousts Rice 83-74 to climb to first in the Southwest Conference standings. Clyde Rhoden led the Razorbacks with 24 points and 12 rebounds, while Rice’s David Crale scored 20. Arkansas hit 30 percent from the floor to Rice’s 31 percent, and outrebounded 43-28. Arkansas returns Jan 28 at Tulsa as Texas A&M and Baylor prep for pre-exam games.
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Texas A&m
Hogs
Rice
Fayetteville
Aggies
Baylor
Waco
A&m Faeces Rice
Houston
Arkanans
Clyde Rhoden
Wag Svhors
David Crale
Jelterrman
Owls
Arkansas
Tech clubbed by Arkansas college team overtime upset
Arkansas Tech upset Ouachita 89 87 in overtime to drop Ouachita from first in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. Tech seeks a bounce back against Ouachita Friday while Ouachita and State Teachers share the league lead at 5 1. Ouachita had won 12 straight before losses to Tech East Texas Baptist Louisiana College and Delta State. Conference action for Tech is limited this week with a non league date against Southern Baptist and a Saturday game vs Harding in Searcy.
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Arkansas
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Ouachita
AIC Ledger
Tech
Batesville
Gers
AIC
East Texas Baptist
Louisiana College
Delta State
Goss
Southern Bapilat
ASTC
Harding
Searcy
Henderson
Missouri Mines
Fech
Sowthen Baptist
Barber Leads in $20,000 Yorba Open
Jerry Barber of Los Angeles leads after 54 holes in the Yorba Linda Open with a 200 total, three strokes ahead of Harry Weetman of England. Billy Maxwell stands third, with Don Finsterwald, Julius Borag and Bob Goalby at 217 ties. other notables include Art Wall Jr and Arnold Palmer amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Los Angeles
Harry Weetman
England
Weetman
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Don Finsterwald
Julius Borag
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Billy Cyusper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Burke
Hope Star Route Opens for Boys Ages One Year and Up
Hop Star Office advertises a weekly route for boys aged one year and older with scheduled times across Monday to Sunday. The notice lacks clear location details but emphasizes regular pickup and program participation.
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Hope Star
St Hop Star
College Cagers Turn to Mid-term Tests
College basketball moves to exams as unbeaten teams stumble. Cincinnati and Bradley lose ground while California, West Virginia, Utah State, Utah, Texas A&M, Villanova and Miami (Fla) vie for top ranking. With midterms over, focus shifts to conference races and post-season play including the NCAA and NIT.
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Southern Methodist
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Syracuse
Villanova
West Virginia
Cincinnati
California
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Utah State
Utah
Texas Arm
Miami
Fla
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Oakcrest Funeral Home
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Rosston Rd
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