Parkers Turn Back Court Press for Win
Arkansas Rovers beat Tulsa 66 to 38 in a nonconference game as the Razorbacks employed a late press to frustrate the Tulsa offense. Clyde Rhoden Jerry Carlton led Arkansas with 15 and 10 points respectively while Ron Garner Jonathon Adams contributed strong post play. Arkansas improves to 9-4 overall and 2-2 in the conference. next travels to Baylor in Waco Texas for a league matchup after exams.
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Atk
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Tulka Mure Cane
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tex
Baylor
Carlson
Garter
Rhoden
Pat Foster
John Jones
Tulsa
Gene Estes
Hogs
Carlton
Basketball results and schedule from Associated Press recap
NBA results show Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York and others with scores and upcoming matchups. College and high school notes include Arkansas Tulsa game, Eastern Kentucky and Moorehead State results, and Northwest Arkansas Tourney quarterfinals with Fort Smith St Anne’s and Prairie Grove outcomes.
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Rider
Coast Guat
Miami
Centenary
Middle Tenn
Moorehead
Marshall Tampy
St. Peter's
Southwest Arkansas
Tulsa
Califoga
Idaho State
North State
Associated Press
College Arkansas
Philander Smith
Haston-Tillot
Tex
Northwest Arkansas
Springdale
Fort Smith St. Anne’s
Rogers
Prairie Grove
Pea Ridge
Hockey Thursday Results Lead Bruins Over Maple Leafs
Boston defeated Toronto 5 to 2 while Chicago beat Detroit 2 to 2 in the other listed game. Remaining schedules include Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto Montreal at Chicago and Toronto at New York.
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Associated Press
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Dewoit
Detroit
Montreal
New York
Blanche Hudson and Sister Jane in a Curtain of Memories
Blanche Hudson, once a movie star crippled by an early car accident, grows popular again as old films air on TV. Meanwhile her sister Jane hides fan mail and a house sale plan, while revisiting childhood fantasies in Blanche’s rehearsal room, where memories clash with present schemes.
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Henry Farrell
Blanche Hudson
Blanche
Jane
Ben
Mara
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Los Angeles fighters and international boxers are listed with bout outcomes including knockouts and disqualifications. The report names venues, participants such as Nol fuVers and Dick Williams, and notes results from Los Angeles and global locations.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jumins Smith
Bus Angelus
Nol fuVers
Ayrbey
Australia
Boul He- Hourty Wink
Dedicate Shoe Factory in Ulmasvilles Ark ADEA
The dedication reads as a ceremonial opening of a new shoe factory in Ulmasvilles Arkansas. The plant is reportedly operated by the Dr Sabe Show Cooperation and is tied to an entity described as the Herbal Shae ely of Milwaukee. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Ulamasviles
Ark
ADEA
Hope at Home in Conference Finals Tonight
Hope Robests seek the winning side in conference play as they host the Pair View Cardinals at Jones Plea House. Hope holds a 2 2 record, with Junior and Senior days teams meeting first at 7 p.m. then the 8 p.m. game.
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Hope Robests
Guernsey Teams Lead County Tourney Playoffs
In county tournament action Guernsey Junior girls beat Blevins 21 to 6 and Junior boys toppled Blevins 42 to 32 while Senior boys fell to Spring Hill 87 to 47. Tonight, Guernsey and Saratoga Junior girls meet, and Saturday the Guernsey and Saratoga boys seek titles ahead of the senior finals. It appears Blevins and Spring Hill may contest the remaining finals as well.
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Guernsey Junio
Blevins
Guernsey
Spring Hill
Saratoga
Zila
Blegins
Johnson Is Male Athlete of the Year 1960
Olympic decathlon champion Rofer Lewis Johnson is named Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year after beating golfer Arnold Palmer in a 256-voter poll. Johnson, 6 foot 4, from Kingsburg, set a world decathlon record and carried the U S flag in Rome.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Rofer Lewis Johnson
Johnson
C. K. Yang
China
Rome
Lee Calhoun
Vale of
United States
Arnold Palmer
Midwaukee
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Herb Elliott
Palmer
Floyd Patterson
Norm van Bracklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Jonson
Kingsburg
Calif
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuznetsov
Joe Bellini
Dick Croat
Musicians to Meet at Conway for Arkansas Intercollegiate Bank Clinic
About 15 musicians from Arkansas colleges will gather Friday and Saturday at Conway for the annual Arkansas Intercollegiate Bank Clinic. Schools listed include Arkansas State Teach ers College and University of Arkansas. James Neilson of Oklahoma City University directs the event.
College Play to Get Into Full Swing
College basketball resumes full swing with top teams in action. St John’s Redmen at 16-2 visit St Louis as Southern California, 12-2, hosts Air Force before meeting Denver. Temple meets La Salle, Brigham Young at Utah State, Richmond vs. North Carolina, and more nonleague games on Friday night. Saturday features Ohio State defending its 11-game win streak against Purdue, Bradley vs Marquette, and Clemson vs Pittsburgh among key showdowns across the nation.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Col Jege
T. John
Willhe
Purdue
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Boilermakers
Terry Dischinger
Bradley
Marquette
Puke
Clemson
Miami
Florida
Centenary
Arkansas
Tulsa
Eastern Kentucky
Micelle
Pennessee
Moorchaud
Marshall
Tortures Possible in Torso Murder
A crime report from New Orleans states that Norma MacDonald, 49, is charged with murdering her 73 year old husband, a retired Marine Corps officer. Extradition hearing set in Covington, La. December Friday. Coroners say the body was found in parts after being potentially tortured and dumped near Mena Arkansas. Authorities note possible motive as large sums of cash, possibly up to a half million dollars. The article also notes a rise in college enrollment for Indians from 2300 in 1989 to 3000 in 1958.
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Arkansas
Trom Laday
Mena
Arl
Farmer
Norma MacDonald
Marine Corps
Covington
R. E H. Geyer
States-Trem
de. H. E. Guntraus
St.Tammany Parish
MacDonald
MacDonaldl
Gever
Vikings Going Out for a Youth Plan
The Marge sola Vikings, new in the 14 league, build for the future by drafting 46 players, emphasizing youth. Coach Norm Van Brocklin notes a strong offensive line and looks for pass defenders and receivers, with George Shaw and Fran Tarkenton shaping the QB future. Several Giants players like Frank Vause and Gon Bull join, while Hugh McEihenny and Dondoyee are among notable newcomers, as Vikings pay $350,000 for the group.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
New York
Margesola Vikings
Dallas
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Vikings
George Shaw
Fran Tarkenton
Georgi
Frank Vause
Giants
Youso
U. of Minnesota
International Falls
Gon Bull
Bill Kimber
Hugh McEihenny
San Francisco
Dondoyee
Baltimore Colts
Dick Haley
Talen
Washington
Stephens
Dave Middleton
Detroit
Arkansan Driver Killed in Missouri Train Crash
Vernon D. Leach 24, of Rogers Ark, a Pell Freene Rabbit Co driver, died when his truck was struck by an eastbound Frisco freight train about 15 miles southeast of Carthage Missouri. The vehicle was dragged over a quarter mile and the body remained in wreckage more than two hours.
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Carthage
API
Bentonville
Ark
Vernon D. Leach
Pell- Freene Rabbit Co
Rogers
Denies Group Is Anti Semitic Denials From Party Leader
Mrs. E L Bishop of Little Rock denied charges that the National Rights Party is anti semitic. She asserted the party opposes anti semitism and responded after a copy of the party news paper Villinderbult circulated in the Arkansas Legislature sparked complaints.
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Rock
Palmer and Others Lead First Round at Frisco Open
Open champion Arnald Palmer and a crowd of star players led the Frisco Open after the first round at Harding Park. Charlie Sifford, George Bayer, and a group at six under par paced the field, with Palmer, Caspar, Kroll, Ford, Brodie, Leonard close behind. Bobby Rosburg and rising stars Rogan and Aaron also in mix as Sifford and Bayer battle for a breakthrough.
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San Francisco
Palmer
Billy Casper
Ted Kroll
Doug Ford
Aders
Jon Brodiel
Stan Leonard
Fix
Bobby Rosburg
Dave Rogan
Tommy Aaron
Don Januard
Fred Hawkins
Ernie Vassler
Mike Souchak
Siffard
Los Angeles
Almaden
Long Beach
Bayer
University of Washington
St. Petersburg
Arkansas to Include Butter in February Surplus Food
Welfare Director Dark Adams announced Arkansas surplus commodities will include butter for recipients in the February allotment. This marks the first butter inclusion in three years, enhancing the welfare program for eligible residents in the Little Rock area.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Dark Adams
Westnesday
Adams
Negro Sought in Slaying Arrested in Chicago
Lonnie Jemison, 22, a Little Rock area Black man sought for the slaying of Silas Sluker, was arrested in Chicago. J. J. Casper, special agent in charge of the Little Rock FBI office, announced the arrest.
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Dee
Chicago
Lonnie Jemison
J. J. Casper
Little Rock Mbi
Jemison
Silas Sluker
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alten Knight's Solima Tables guides planning fishing or hunting times. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours after, with minor periods shorter. The article notes face type for majors and regular for minors, highlighting optimal sport windows.
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John Alten Knight
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