Hope Girls Reach Finals with Two Wins Tonight
Hope Girls advanced to the finals after two decisive home wins. Meth Callan led Hope with 21 points, while Culiull added 9 and 2, and Washer Palmer Odum Owen Griffin and Brine contributed defense as Emmet's team offered tough opposition. The Lady City banded together in a strong fourth, with Evans and Sprague Chipping in.
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Akin Kinmey
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Enckie
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Washer
Palmer
Odum Owen
Griffin
Brine
Gerade
Kanmiet
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Sien
Strong
Dope
Elis
Tamecy Will
Watkins Tok
Jaulkener
Emmet
Alioth
Vivilars
Medowell
Jed Hope
Ty Sprague
Habbardt
Ay Hughes
Theat
Honryen
Amd Heron
Olwell
Junio
Kromet
Hal’ Flalel
Mandi
Ani Blis
Tomighh
Donee Field Howe
He Bobealy
Kifune
Fairview
Crosgoth
Guernsey
Spring Hill
AIC Players Rank in Scoring Across the South
The week’s top NCAA scoring lists show four of the five leading scorers coming from Dixie. Grant-Roger Strickland of Jacksonville College leads with 92.9 points per game, followed by Ken Saylors of Arkansas Tech at 91.0, Ball Fee rs of Davis Elkins at 1120, and Modberg Moody of South Carolina State at 29.0. Yankee Bob Gumnc of Breckport State is the sole intruder in the top five with 10.0. Jamis Aller of Arkansas AMEN ranks seventh with 40.5 points per game in four contests. Saylors has 300 points in 9 games, while 10 has 398 field goals and 103 free throws. John Whitaker of Bryan Tenn and John Hiddite of McNeese Ward State lead field goal accuracy, and Wayne Malone of Austin College and Dave Martin of Western Maryland top free throw accuracy. A museum was established in 408d on the first hour of the reconstructed Ford Theater building in Washington DC.
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Dixie
Iuveau
Grant- Roger Strickland
Jacksonville Clad University
Ken Saytars
Arkansas Tech
Ball Fees Rel
Davis & Elkins
Modberg Moody
South Carolina
Bob Gumnc
Breckport
N.Y
Jamis Aller
Arkansas Amen
Saylors
John Whitaker
Bryan Tena
John Iiddite
McNeese Ward State
Wayne Malone
Austin Cow
Western Maryland
Dave Martin
Solunar tables show major and minor fishing periods
The article presents a Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight’s tables. It explains plan your day to fish in prime periods, with major periods starting at shown times and lasting about one and a half to two hours, and minor periods shorter.
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Rejuvenated Hawks Seek 6th Win Tonight
The St Louis Minnks led by Lennie Wilkens aim for a sixth straight win as they face Philadelphia in Hershey Pennsylvania. Detroit sits three games ahead in the playoff chase while Syracuse and New York results alter the Midwest standings.
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Gatch
Detroit
Hawks
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Hershey
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Ile Hawls
Syracuse
Chicago
New York
Packers
Littler Takes Lead in the Frisco Open
U S Open champion Gene Littler shot six birdies in the San Francisco Open at Harding Park, firing a 64 to lead the field two strokes ahead of Marty Purgol and others as the $50,000 event entered its second round.
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Gene Littler
Mest
Harding Park Municipal
Ken Vantord
Tommy Jacobs
Littler
San Diego
Calif
Marty Pure Bal
Litler
Purgol
Brasilia
Brazil
Doug Ford
Mala Grosso
Pebble Beach
Tony Lema
Bob Gualhy
Darold
Benefit Cage Games Set for Saturday
Two benefit basketball games are planned for Saturday night at 7 in the domes of Fiofel House. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes. Teams include Citizens All Skins coached by Hugh Reese with players such as Sue Huckabee and Greta Cassion, and Sears Hot Shots coached by Jimmie Griffin with players including Vivian Mitchell and Ruth Ann Bruce. Referees are Haske Jones and Scrub Mosier. A Hope Jaycees versus Hope Civitan game follows. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
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Domes Fiofel House
March of Dimes
Citizens All Skins
Hugh Reese
Sue Huckabee
Greta Casson
Velora Bright
Sue Faber
Margo Vickere
Troy Mammons
Pat Rhones
Hazel Jordan
Donald Sue Huddleston
Cynthia Yarrison
Helen Rateliff
Meth Prescotti
Helen Rut Ramsey
Jo Carolyn Lewis
Nova
Sears
Verlain Jones
Opal Daniels
Martha Allison
Virginia Jones
Haske! Jones
Scrub Mosier
Hope Jaycees
Hope Civitans
Cubs Sign 33 Players Ahead of 1962 Campaign
Chicago wrestles toward top spot as 1962 roster nears completion with 33 players signed. Pitchers Dick Ellsworth and Bobby Locke latest to ink deals. four more needed to tie up third straight full roster. Wills, Cloninger, Coleman, Williams among others anchoring offseason moves.
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Bobby Locke
Barney Schulty
Dave Gerard
Ben Santo
Nettle Mathews
Ellsworth
Locke
Jerry Kindall
Cleveland
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Maury Wills
Wills
Dodger
Milwaukee
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Louisville
Cincinnati Reds
Gordie Coleman
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Williams
Mary Fhroneberry
Memphis Stars Sign With Arkansas State College
MEMPHIS AP Two high school football stars from Memphis South Side were signed to grants in aid by Arkansas State College Thursday night. The pair includes All Memphis tackler Bill Stoddard and halfback Jerry Cote who played for Memphis South Side.
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Bill Stoddard
Arkansas State College
Stoddard
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Memphis South Side
Little Rock Censor Board To Rally PTA Against Obscene Magazines
The Little Rock Censor Board asked the Parent-Teacher Association to assist in a drive against magazines it deems obscene and sexy. Chairman Christine Olds said a mothers march on newsstands would be organized to press the campaign.
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Texarkanian Dies at 67 Former Arkansas GP leader
Dr. Harry E. Murray, 67, former president of the Arkansas Academy of General Practitioners, died after a brief illness in Texarkana. He suffered a stroke two weeks earlier. A native of Bearden, he began practicing in Texarkana in 1920. Survivors include his widow and one son, Dr. J. Warren Murray of Fayetteville.
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Arkansas Academy of General Practitioners
Bearden and Hepan
J. Warren Murray
Fayetteville
Bud Wilkinson to stay coaching amid fitness push
New York AP report says Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson plans to remain active as a coach while serving as a special adviser to the Council on Youth Fitness. He helped with a new 100000 film project for schools and community groups and will devote spare time to fitness work, not a year around career.
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Tech Defeats Louisiana Tech in 93 86 Shootout
Arkansas Tech beat Louisiana Tech 93-86 in Russellville as Ken Saylors scored 27, 21 in the second half, and Bill Boley added 21 after halftime to overturn a 38-25 halftime deficit. Abendroth led Tech with 22 points as Tech improved to 10-3.
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Louisiana Tech
Ken Saylors
Bill ‘Boley
Saylors
Boley
Arkansas Tech
Louisianans
Joe Abendroth
Laos Fighting Continues in Nam Tha Assault Threat
Pro Communist Pathet Lao forces smashed through the defense perimeter of Nam Tha in northwest Laos and prepared to assault the provincial capital. If Nam Tha falls, Communism would gain control of vast areas of Laos. An American transport plane evacuated 40 women and children, an Italian missionary, and three correspondents.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
County Basketball Tournament at Spring Hill
Last night Spring Hill hosted county games with Uldr boys and Hope Sr girls defeating Saratoga and Guernsey. Tonight Hope and Saratoga Jr girls play at 7 30 followed by Spring Hill and Guernsey Jr girls at 8 30 and Blevins versus Spring Hill Jr boys.
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Pro Basketball By Associated NBA Results and Schedule
NBA results show Detroit 101 Syracuse 117 in New York. The schedule lists Friday games Boston at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia. Saturday matchups include Syracuse at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh at Cleveland with Hawaii also appearing in events.
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Providence Beats Canisius in Tight College Hoops Tilt
Providence University edges Canisius 58 56 in a close college basketball matchup reported by The Associated Press. LaSalle defeats Miami 73 71 in a separate game while Murray State earns a 71 69 win over Regis. Cinginhall lists $4 as a line item with North Texas 41 Mouston 61 over Texas Christian 56.
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LaSalle
Miami
Murray
Regis
Cinginhall
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Mouston
Texas Christian
Arkansas Basketball Thursday Night Results
Arkansas college notes show Tech 93 over Louisiana Tech. In high school Garrison 88 defeated Batesville in Springdale tournament Class A semifinal. Springdale beat Rogers 67 to 58.
Fight Results Minneapolis and Turin boxing notes
Bill Nielsen from Omaha aged 195 defeated Joe Livert of Chicago after seven rounds in Miami. Freddie Butts of Miami stopped Jim Beasley from Fort Lauderdale in six rounds. Robert Martinez from Turin outpointed Giancarlo Garbelli of France in Turin, ten rounds.
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Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Joe Livert
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Freddie Butts
Jim Beasley
Fort Lauderdale
Turin
Italy
Robert Martinez
France
Giancarlo Garbelli
Letters to the Editor on the State Legislature’s integrity
The writer argues editors shape public opinion and must expose corruption in the State Legislature. He contends recent sessions are more extravagant and corrupt than the past five decades, citing alleged misuse of funds, family employment on the payroll, and unconstitutional votes. He urges newspapers to purge the legislature and inform voters.
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Carroll County
House of Representatives
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Golden Gloves Tourney Opens in North Little Rock
The Mid-Arkansas Golden Gloves tournament begins tonight at the North Little Rock Boxs Club with about 65 boxers and 25 bouts on opening night. Competing teams include North Little Rock Bald Knob Newport Sparkman Malvern Sheridan and Rosedale. Winners advance to the Mid-South January 23 1969 bouts in Memphis.
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Bald Knob
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Sparkman
Malvern
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Ark
Bearcats Ride to 82 61 Victory Over North Texas State
Cincinnati Bearcats with Tony Yates leading a 23 point effort defeated North Texas State 82-61 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. North Texas sophomore John Savage scored 20, but the Eagles lacked support as Cincinnati moved to 4-2 in the league. Houston topped TCU 74-56, Providence edged Canisius 58-56, and LaSalle beat Miami of Florida 73-61 after a tense finish with several lead changes.
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Ed Jucker
Yolaling
Tony Yates
Bearcats
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Houston
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Chissean
Cougars
TCU
Providence
Jim Hacnot
Friars
Hadnot
General Strike Spreads in Oran Algeria
Reported general strike spreads through Oran and other Algerian cities amid claims of orders from the European Secret Army Organization. Protesters massed in streets as workers and administrators joined in and clashes occurred. The sequence followed a wreath-laying at the anniversary of the settlers' uprising in Algiers.
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Algeria
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Secret Army Organization
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Algiers
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Constantine
Philipgeville
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