Hogs Rally as Arkansas Beats Tulsa 99 to 77
Arkansas cruised past Tulsa 99 to 77 with key contributions from Boyer 14 and Wofford 16 as the Razorbacks extended their Southwest Conference status. The Parkers and King had standout moments, while Arkansas coach Frank Broyles watched the action.
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Kansas
Jurry Cartan
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Ark
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Carh Bean
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Pike
Losk
Night Basketball Scores Recap From State Meet And Pro Games
The night featured high school results from Arkansas with Arkansas 40 over Tulsa 7 and Siloam Springs 35 over Van Buren in a regional matchup. Pro action included NBA games with Philadelphia and Cincinnati high-scoring shows, along with Dallas, Boston, and New York results and a slate of upcoming clashes across leagues.
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Fight results and ancient wonders mix in jumbled report
A garbled sports note lists boxers San Francisco Jose Taluen Lope from Mexico City at 126 and Bobby Gray from Stockton at 226 with a 10 round outpoint. It mentions Union City and The Chestnut from New York outpointing Pablo Lopes of Puerto Rico. A stray line describes the Temple of Diangy at Ephesus near Tymir, Turkey as a world wonder.
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Associated Press
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Jose
Taluen
Lope
Mexico City
Bobby Gray
Stockton
Union City
the Chestnut
New York
Pablo Lopes
Puerto Rico
Diangy
Ephesus
Tymir
Turkey
Fishing Poor in Arkansas Lakes Amid Bad Weather
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports fishing in state lakes remains poor due to inclement weather. Despite broader trends toward heavier fish, most anglers are said to be catching halisage sizes, 7 1-8 or smaller.
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Witle Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
President defends two State officials as security risks
In a dramatic exchange President Kennedy defends William Wieland and J Clayton Miller, two State Department officials named as security risks by reporter Mrs McClendon. The White House and State Department later clarified the men were not charged or found to be security risks. Both were reassigned to the Office of Management in the Bureau of Administration.
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Presiden Kemberly
State Department
Sarah McCrendan
Washington
Texas
New
William Acie Wieland
J. Clayton Miller
Elareu
United States
McClendon
Bureau of Administration
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White Mouse
Pierre Salinger
American Broswtcasting Co
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Wieland
Muler
Kennedy
Stile
George W. Ball
Roger W. Jones
Lincoln White
Stite
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Miller
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Jung
Schools Can Pay Transfer Tuition in Arkansas
The attorney general ruled that districts may arrange tuition payments when pupils transfer between districts. The advice covered Jonesboro and Nettleton districts disputing taxes from a property owner whose children attend in the other district. An assistant attorney general stressed boards have broad powers over school property but must follow sound business practices.
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Litle Rock
Attorney General's Office
Jonus‘horn
Nettleton
Lit
Jonesboro
Ally
Dennis Morton
Nolan Beck
Siloam Springs
State Department appointee with varied government and private work
A senior official joined the State Department after serving in multiple government roles and in private sector positions. The move follows a career spanning postings across public service and private industry.
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State Department
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar schedule printed from John Alden Knight's tables guides daily activity. Major periods start at noted times and last about two hours while minor periods run shorter. emphasis on fishing or hunting during peak windows to find the best sport for the day.
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John Alden Knight
Benefit Cage Game Set for Saturday Night
The Citizens Bark All-Stars coached by Hugh Reese will face Sears Hotshots led by Jimmie Griffin in a benefit basketball game Saturday at 7 at Jones Field House. Proceeds aid the March of Dimes Campaign. Cheerleaders names appear for both sides, followed by a Jaycees versus Civitan clubs contest.
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Hugh Reese
Sears’ Hotshots
Jimmie Griffin
Jones Field House
March of Dimes
All Stars
Carolyn Lewis
Hotshots
Verlain Jones
Martha Allison
Virginia Jones
Opal Daniels
Jaycees
CivitaniClubs
Southern Association Suspends Operations Amid Reorganization
The 61 year old Southern Association, a charter member of the minors, is suspended with two of its four remaining clubs defecting to the South Atlantic League. Nashville and Chattanooga will join the South Atlantic to form a 10 team circuit for one season while Evansville and Little Rock lack leagues. Nashville has until February 5 to secure a Class A working agreement with a major league partner. failure could cancel Chattanooga’s 1951 season. Minor leagues president George M. Trautman calls the move a reduction in operating leagues from 24 to 19.
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Southern Association
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Little Rocks
Joe Engel
South Atlantic
George M. Trautman
Naational Association of Professionals
Tar
Little Rock
Fayetteville Tops Van Buren In Arkansas Hoop Collision
Fayetteville, ranked No 1 by AP, extended its win streak to 13 with a 27 18 victory over Van Buren on Tuesday night Justin Daniel set the pace with 10 points Fayetteville’s rival Little Rock Hall improved to 14 2 by routing Conway 47 41 in a separate matchup
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Ark
Fayetteville
Associated Press
Arkansas
Justin Daniel
Little
Rock Hall
Conway
South Atlans Resist Plans for Livelihood League Reform
The South Atlans opposed a proposal to reorganize field teams into five six team leagues. Officials expected more working agreements but divisions persisted as talks stalled.
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Atlansic
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Saratoga Extends Mediterranean Tour to May Return
The aircraft carrier Saratoga will remain in the Mediterranean about six weeks longer on its current duty tour. A new return date to Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville is May 11. No reason for the extension was given.
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Saratoga
Mediterranean
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Mayport Naval Station
Kovacs Nominated for 1961 Directorial Award
Ernie Kovacs, killed in an auto crash, is nominated by the Television Directors Guild for its 1961 directorial award. He was cited for his bo-dialogue special A Study in Silence. A stray note mentions the nine-banded armadillo in the United States, about the size of two house cats.
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Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Television Directors Guild
Kovacs
United States
Bearcats chase MVC title in setback plagued season
Cincinnati faces North Texas State at home as 3rd ranked Bearcats try to regain form for a fifth Missouri Valley title and another NCAA bid. They trail Bradley and Wichita State after losses this season and must avoid more missteps tonight.
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Associated Press Sports
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Cincinnati
Missouri Valley Conference
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Dayton
Duquesne
Texas State
Missouri Valley
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Houston
Texas Christian
TCU
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LaSalle
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Florida
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