Ortiz Rogers Battle Tonight Lights at 10 on TV
In Chicago the boxing scene heats up as 20 year old lightweights Carlos Ortiz and Bobby Rogers meet for a 10 round main event on national TV. Ortiz carries a 19 fight pro streak and 27 amateru wins, while Rogers, a former Chicago Golden Gloves champ, seeks an upset against the favored New Yorker. Rogers has 10 wins, 1 loss, 2 draws, and recent wins over Andy Aye and David Moore. The bout is set for 10 p.m. local time.
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Heart Fund Game Set In Harris Gym Tuesday Night
A basketball event for Heart Fund Drive features the City Allstars against Verger Faculty at Harris Gym on Tuesday, January 29 at 7:30. Tickets are 15 cents for students and 23 cents for adults, with the public urged to attend for a good cause while having fun. The Yerger-Shover PTA met January 21 under Mr. Burton, with Mrs. E. Cooper as chair of the program committee, hearing a lecture by Mr. Hugh Lovette on Guidance Services.
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Exams End as Top Teams Ready for Return
North Carolina Kansas and major programs prepare after exams as college basketball resumes. Canisius beat St Bona venture 70 63 at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium with Hable Nowak scoring 25. AP poll picks Georgia Tech over Auburn 74 66 and other scores: St Francis Brooklyn over Siena 90 50 Idaho over Washington State 68 57 Memphis State over Tennessee Tech 89 45. Tech and Auburn combined for 43 points by Jennie Cohen and Bud Blemker.
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Doctor Ward Faces tangled romance and a funeral
In a tangled tale, Cass confronts meddling love, Marcy seeks happiness with Jake, and Dr. Ward shields respectability as Lenore Black’s death prompts a pallbearer request. The hospital and town gossip intertwine with marital revelations and a looming family tragedy.
Atkinson Wins Jockey Award at Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif Two time national riding champion Ted Atkinson was named 1957 winner of the George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award. He ranks third among American riders for lifetime winners and will receive the honor February 12 at Santa Anita Park. Established in 1950 in memory of George Woolf the award honors his racing life. Atkinson, in his 12th year of riding, was national champion in 1944 with 287 wins and in 1948 with 253 wins.
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Fort Smith Band Joins Eisenhower Inaugural Parade
An Arkansas high school band took part in the inaugural parade for President Eisenhower. The Fort Smith High School unit, a 100 piece corps, marched down Pennsylvania Avenue wearing red sweaters emblazoned with Arkansas.
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Guidance Program praised as key to student success
A speaker urged adopters to embrace the Guidance Program, stressing its role in shaping students toward a successful life. A tea event hosted by Mr and Mrs Randle showcased decorations and proceeds reportedly near $18, reflecting a lively community gathering.
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Basketball scores from the night multiple games report
Associated Press and APB listings show multiple high school and college results across Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Idaho and Kansas with scores including Fort Sealth 74 North Little Rock his 5 Hot Sprites 73 El Dorado 48 Texarkana 52 and Georgia Tech a1 Auburn 74 Memphis State 89 plus losses for Saint Bonaventure Cahisius and Washington State 47 Fort Wayne 97 St. Louis 87 and other pairings across the era
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Milwaukee honors two top divers and baseball star
Mrs McCormick diver and Mickey Mantle baseball star will be honored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles as the 1956 athletes of the year at a banquet in Milwaukee. McCormick, Olympic champion, retires after Melbourne 1956, mother to a 10 month old. Mantle, Yankees star, led AL in batting with .353, 2 homers and 130 RBIs, optimistic about 1957.
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Man Dies But Saves Wife and Baby in Fire
Vernon Leon True, 25, died as he and his wife Judith 20 and infant son Kevin Jean 6 weeks faced a blaze in a two story apartment in Decatur It was started by a basement gas explosion Firefighters found True in the rubble after he cleared debris and dropped his baby to bystanders The wife said he tried to reach a porch window to escape but chose to jump and save them Milikin University football players nearby helped rescue Judith and Kevin from the heat
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Mantle Captures Coveted Award In Postseason Run
Mickey Mantle earns a prestigious honor as post season chatter grows. The New York Yankees star is linked to potential talks and a high value prize, with reports noting strong performance and continued bid for recognition.
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Bobcat Teams Win Two Games at Prescott
Hope Bobcats and Bobkittens extend winning streak with a doubleheader sweep of Prescott Cubs and Wolves. Terry Doh Tharritan II led the Hope Juniors with 12 points, Bobby Erwin added 10 as Prescott Cubs fell 26 to 29. Perry Pottle and Jimmy May paced the Bobcats in the later win, Calhoun scoring 12 for the Wolves. Bobcats advance to the Southern State College Tournament awaiting the Taylor Tharnton winner in a 6:30 p.m. Thursday game.
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Spring Hill Tops Saratoga In Close Night Match
Spring Hill girls Sara toga gym saw Myra McLarey and Sara Brown earn 10 points each, Shirley Stark 13, Elma Nell Barnes 9, while Saratoga senior boys edged Spring Hill 38 to 37 with Odom scoring 19. Officials Francis and Louis Bell. Report by Wendell Rogers.
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Algerian Leads Featherweight Challengers in New York
Algerian boxer Cheriff Hamin leads a pack of challengers for the world featherweight title as Sandy Saddler nears retirement. NBA officials in Milwaukee and New York State Athletic Commission are weighing a formula to recognize a new champion, with Ramia and Costa among top contenders. Miguel Berrios and Ramses Hamin have fought for leverage, while Saddler’s injury recovery and retirement plans add uncertainty to the bout schedule.
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Saratoga Opens Invitational Tournament Tonight
Saratoga hosts the annual Invitational Basketball tournament with senior boys and girls opening games tonight. Schedule lists Blevins versus Bodcan boys at 5 p.m., Blevins versus Kirby Sehler girls at 8:15, and Mineral Springs versus Detight girls at 7:30, with multiple early morning and afternoon pairings for Thursday and Friday leading to quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals on Saturday.
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Blevins Tops Guernsey In Local 2013 Cage Night
In Blevins Gym the Blevins junior girls won 42 to 41 after a late rally as Lin ga Bristow capped the comeback with a hook shot. Linda scored 27, Jeanette Daugherty 10. Blevins senior girls 58 or 48 to 35 with Louise Clark scoring 30. Senior boys won 58 to 40 led by Norman Hugg 15 and Gene Earl Jester 14. Guernsey's Tommy Loeckard 15 and Bud Adams 11. Officials were Billy Mitchell and Delton Calhoun. scorekeeper Nylon Eskeridge. timekeeper Edward Hubbard.
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Maner plans defense of charge in Arkansas case
Benton judge Ernest Maner announced plans to disclose testimony he says proves his innocence regarding accepting campaign donations from gambler Charles Womack. The Arkansas Bar Rules Committee urged the Supreme Court to discipline Maner, citing highly reprehensible conduct and payments to aid his 1950 campaign.
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