SWC Teams Return to Cage Action
Southwest Conference teams faced four losses in key games last week with Rice defeating Trinity 104-75 as Kendall Rhine led the Owls. Texas A&M and Arkansas schedule daytime and nighttime matchups this weekend while UCLA, Oklahoma City and others posted wins. Rice’s Rhine leads season scoring with 307 points, as Baylor, SMU, Texas Tech and TCU chase in the standings.
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Rice
Trinity
Saturdas Christian
Unie
Houston
San Antonio
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Tulsa
UCLA
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Kendall Rhine
Rice Owls
Fayetteville
SMU
TCU
Texas
Austin
Waco
Rhino
Bennie Lenox
Winston Moore
Textian
Texas Christian
Irregardizes Sign Near Colorado Springs Crossing
A railroad crossing near Colorado Springs prompts attention as Cole remarks that train passage times vary. He notes the average duration to clear the crossing, highlighting risk if a vehicle is on the tracks during the moment.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar schedule printed from John Alden Knight tables guides fishing and hunting times. Major periods start at shown times and last about one to two hours. minor periods are shorter. The table lists times for Mon through Sun with Major and Minor slots.
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Persov
John Alden Knight
Top Cage Teams Fared Last Week in AP Poll
New York AP report lists weekly results for leading college basketball teams. Cincinnati improved to 15-0 after beating Illinois 42-50, while Loyola Chicago at 18-0 defeated Ohio University 00-72 and Santa Clara 82-72. Maryland and Duke posted wins. others faced losses or inaction.
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New York
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Beatllinois
Four to Be Admitted to Hall of Fame
Four new members join Baseball's Hall of Fame: outfielders Sam Rice and Elmer Flick and pitchers Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson. Induction in Cooperstown Aug. 5. total members rise to 94. Rice hit .322 from 1915 to 1934 with Washington and Cleveland and had 2,987 hits. Flick batted .315 over 13 seasons. Rixey won 266 games for Phillies and Reds. Clarkson won 328 NL games and died in 1909.
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New York
Sam Rice
Elmer Flick
Eppa
Jeptha) Rixey
John Clarkson
Cooperstown
N.Y
Flick
Phillies
Cleveland
Warrensville Heights
Ohio
Clarkson
Worcester
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Indians
Rice
Baseball Writers’ Association
Veterans Committee
Ashton
Washington
Senators
Rixey
Terrace Park
Cincinnati
Reds
Clemson Plans Enrollment of First Negro Student
South Carolina's top lawmen described the situation as under control as Clemson College prepared to enroll Harvey Gantt, a 20 year old Negro architectural student whose transfer from Iowa State was upheld by federal courts. Gantt planned to enroll in the afternoon escorted by his father and attorney Matthe Perry. Dormitory B offered limited housing and a number of foreign students were assigned elsewhere. The case follows a January 2 ruling by the US Fourth Circuit directing Clemson to admit Gantt after denying a stay on the Supreme Court appeal.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Clemson College
Harvey Gantt
Iowa State University
Charleston
Gantt
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Christopher Gantt
Charleston Navy Yard
Matthe Perry
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald OS. Russetthe
Icheway
Tue
Bearcats and Loyola May Play for Title
After dramatic season doubleheader wins Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Illinois 62-53 at Chicago Stadium to extend their record. Loyola of Chicago ramblers improved to 18-0 with a 92-72 win over Santa Clara and remain a standout rival. Duke crushed West Virginia 111-71 and Georgia Tech upset Tennessee 73-49 as top teams pressed for conference and national hopes.
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Chicago Loyola
Ohio University
Santa Clara
Mlinois
Cincinnati
Duke
West Virginia
Arizona State
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Tennessee
Wichita
North Texas State
Air Force
Mississippi State
Memphis State
Stanford
Bearcats
Ramblers
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Illinois
T Hat
Bearcat
Loyola
Art Heyman
Blue Devils
Jeff Mullins
R. D. Craddock
Engineers
Niagara
Youngstown
Utah State
Brigham Young
Pitt
Dartmouth
Seattle
Eddie Miles
Chieftains
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Washington
Penn State
Bucknell
Canisius
Massachusetts
Providence
Scranton
AIC Executive Board to Meet in Batesville Ark
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference executive board to discuss subsidization of athletes and grant-in-aids equalization. Also on the agenda is the Ozarks Arkansas College game incident when Coach Don Jones pulled his Ozarks squad from the court. Local officials and student groups urge peace and order amid enrollment debates.
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Batesville
Ark
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
Don Jones
Ozarks
Arkansan Sikes Named to U S Walker Cup Team
Richard Sikes of Springdale Ark two time winner of the National Public Links championship was named to the United States Walker Cup team. He joins nine others including Labron Harris Jr of Stillwater Okla to meet Britain May 24 25 at Turnberry Scotland. Additional teammates include Deane Beman Charles Coe Richard Davies Bob Gardner Downing Gray Billy Joe Patton Charles Smith and Dr Edward Updegraff.
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New York
Richard Sikes
Springdale
Ark
United States
Labron Harris Jr
Stillewater
Okla
Britain
Turnberry
Scotland
Deane Beman
Arlington
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
Nal
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Billy Joe Patton
Morgantown
N.C
Charles Smith
Gastonia
Edward Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Sikes
University of Arkansas
Ellis Bogan
Arkansas Wins Indoor Meet Amid Multiple Firsts
Arkansas edged Mississippi State 45 84 to capture a five team indoor track meet in Memphis with several first place finishes. Keith Locke Tom Scott and Jim Taylor led Arkansas in events such as the Mile Run 320 Yard Dash and Two Mile Run while Henry Blankenship David Hathcock and others starred for the Bulldogs and Vols. Arkansas also claimed top marks in the 12 lap relay and broad jump as Kentucky and Memphis State also posted strong showings.
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Memphis
University of Arkansas
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Memphis State
Kentucky
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Jim Taylor
Miss. St
Keith Locke
Tom Scott
Wayne Irsch
Henry Blankenship
Jim Mace
Bob Scanlan
Mem
David Hathcock
Mem. St
Ralph Brodie
Charles Ennis
Haydin Hicks
Bill Lawkins
Bob Morrison
Hatchcock
Russell
Hicks
Blankenship
Phil Kolb
Nace
Justin Candle
Don Schilling
Dick Evey
David Barto
Dick Perry
Frank Gilley
Perry
George Russia
Mace
Gary Kelly
William Sanford
Paul Price
Jim Beckman
Winners in Texarkana Bowling Meet
Arkansas women bowlers chase seven thousand dollars in prize money across three divisions in the state women's tournament in Texarkana. Fayetteville’s W. K. Harris Oil Co. led with a 3041 handicap, followed by Saveway Service Station Conway 2996, Ramblers Camden 2919, Guy's Dolls El Dorado 2846, and Centerlanes El Dorado 2881 among 80 teams. Over 400 women attended the opening day as about 1,300 are expected before the meet ends.
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Texarkana
Ark
Arkansas
W. K. Harris Oil Co
Fayetteville
Saveway Service Station
Conway
Ramblers of
Camden
Guy's Dolls
el Dorado
Centerlanes
el ‘Dorado
Beb. Id
College Basketball Scores From Saturday AP East to Southwest
AP reports numerous college results across regions. Notable games include Villanova 63 Penn 62, Providence 101 Scranton Vale 79, Brown 53 Northeastern 4 Army 44, St. Josephs Pa 79 Riv land 70, Penn St 90 Bucknell 75, Pitt 70 Dartmouth 53, Ga Tech 73 Tenn 65, Memphis St 71 Miss SI Kentucky 90 Xavier Oh, Houston 69, Virginia Tech 75 Virginia 73, Cincinnati 62 Illinois 53, Ohio State 78 Creighton 73, Kansas State 57 Oklahoma St 55, Wisconsin 85 St John’s N Y 96, Indiana 76 DePaul 75, UCLA 103 Texas Tech 80.
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Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Colorado
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Missouri Valley
Bradley
Wichita
Air Force
Auburn
Georgia
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Tom Wynne
Rhode Island
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Texas Tech
Villanova
Penn
Providence
Scranton
Vale
Springfield
Brown
Northeastern
Army
Boston
St. Joseph’s
Rivland
Detroit
St. Bonaventur
Penn St
Bucknell
Duquesne
Ken. Wesleyn
Pitt
Dartmouth
Buffalo
Ga. Tech
Tenn
Memphis
Fila
Houston
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Louisville
Bellarmine
Clemson
Furman
Miss
Middle Tenn
Midwest
Tlinois
Chicago
Loyola
Santa Clara
Ohio State
Creighton
Kansas
Okla
Wisconsin
St. John’s
N.Y
Northwestern
Purdue
Indiana
DePaul
Maragette
Drake
Mich. St
Minn
Jana St
Dayton
Toledo
Niagara
Youngstown
Ohio U. G
Kent St
Evansville
Ball St
Southwest
Arkansas graduates largest January class on record
In Fayetteville the University of Arkansas awarded 7761 degrees in January, including 330 graduate and 446 bachelor degrees. Dr. Andrew D. Hall, president of the University of Tennessee, urged graduates that the tongue holds power to help or harm, noting its impact on politics and personal fate.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Andrew D. Hall
University of Tennessee
Conference Scores From Oklahoma City Overtime Victory
Oklahoma City edged SMU 94 90 in overtime while Rice defeated Trinity Texas 104 75. In the Far West Utah State beat Brigham Young 70 67. Colorado State down Utah 54 72. Oregon State lost to Washington 65 48. Seattle beat Los Angeles Loyola 64 75. Nevada triumphed over San Diego U 47.
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Okla City
SMU
Rice
Trinity
Tex
Cal
San Francisco
Utah St
Bringham Young
Colo. St
Utah
Oregon St
Washington
Seattle
Los Angeles
Loyola
Fight Results from Berlin Dortmund Manila Card
Fight results list draws and stoppages across weight classes with boxers from Berlin Trenton Philadelphia Toledo Chicago Manila and Yugoslavia Germany and Italy. Notable bouts include Archie McBride and Karl Milden berger drawing in heavyweights and Wilbert McClure stopping Nic Marie in middleweights while Ronnie Jones defeats Piero Rolo in bantamweights.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Archie McBride
Trenton
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Drew
Erich Schoeppner
von Clay
Philadelphia
Dortmund
Wil‘bert McClure
Toledo
Ohio
Nic Marie
Yugoslavia
Manila
Ronnie Jones
Chi‘tengo
Piero Rolo
Italy
NLR Tops Arkansas High School Cage Poll
North Little Rock dominates the AP Arkansas high school basketball poll, securing the top spot with 57 points from 3 first place and 3 second place votes. Jonesboro trails by a point, followed by Pine Bluff and Little Rock Hall in the top ranks.
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North Little Rock
Associated Press
Wildcats
Jonesboro
Golden Hurricane
Pine Bluff
Lite Rock Hall
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Little Rock Central
Paragould
Blytheville
Leach‘ville
Little Rock Hall
Leachville
Monticello
Harrigon
Keeping Social Security Records Accurate at Work
Employers often misreport wages due to wrong names or numbers. Employees should show their Social Security card to the employer, ensure correct name and number are on payroll, and report lost cards by applying for a new one. Married women should update their name on the card. Cooperation prevents delays and saves employers work.
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Wrok
Jnannes
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Bill Cunningham
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Maryland
Jerry Greenspan
Phil Carlson
College Park
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