BeeBee Memorial CME Church Activities March Events
The Negro Community notes BeeBee Memorial CME Church events including senior choir rehearsal March 4 at 7 30 p m. Nelson and Hill Post 427 meet March 9 at 1 00 p m with a fish fry and roast at Delous Jones Cafe. A party at Chingy Berry Grove is planned March 3. admission 85 cents single and 0 cents per couple. Members are urged to attend, with captains Mrs Essie D Brantley and John Muldrow. Visitors include Mrs Willie Malone and son from Milwaukee. Mrs Dante Trotter, a Douglas Home Demonstration Club member, won a fifty dollar scholarship to the Walley School of Art in Baltimore.
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Tech in Bid for NAIA Tourney
Tech coach Sam Hindsman eyes Arkansas Techs fifth straight NAIA bid in Kansas City next week as depth worries loom after January wreck near Morristown left one dead and five injured, forcing use of a B team for reserves.
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Six Teams Advance in B Tourney at Prescott
In District TV B division boys action at Prescott Tuesday six teams won. Winthrop beat Mineral Springs 49 47 Fouke downed Kirby 70 2 Lewisville edged Cale 49 47. Gillham overwhelmed Foremah 78 43 Bodean defeated Dierks 64 107 and Blevins beat meire 77 42. Upcoming Wednesday games include Saratoga Genoa Central 1 pm and Winthrop Fouke 9 10 pm.
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Winless Ten in Oaklawn Race Today
Oaklawn Park faces a featured sprint as winless runners contest the six furlongs. Dark Buster and Amity were among early favorites in the $2,800 claiming event, with a full field of maidens in the $2,200 allowance race. Free Gunch won the mud feature by half a length, paying $7.80, while Sheriff Grosch tracked in second.
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Southwest Conference race ends in deadlock with playoff in sight
In New York EP Corrigan reports the NCAA post season bid goes to Texas Tech after a 84-71 win over West Texas. Rice and Texas share second with 04 seconds left, Texas beat Texas Christian 64-59, Rice toppled SMU 90-64. A three game playoff starts Friday at Howton to decide the league's top spot.
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Sox managers discuss Nellie Fox and White Sox infield plans
AMPA Florida Paul Richards and Marty Marion analyze Nellie Fox's fielding and throwing routine. They discuss correcting mistakes before damage, Fox’s rise from poor form to standout second baseman, and potential third baseman options Cass Michaels Minnie Mingsh or Fox. Richards hopes Vic Raschi move benefited Yankees and notes upcoming furs trap near cities.
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Army keeps a thousand dogs for duties and care
The Army plans to maintain about 1,000 dogs for duty despite the Korea war outlook. Dogs guard supply depots and aid in security, with owners assured of careful care. Training lasts 8 to 12 weeks, with full equipment and medical care provided, dogs receiving protection from diseases and proper feeding.
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Basketball District IV Class B results and scores
District IV Class B seniors and juniors across multiple schools report wins and losses with scores for boys and girls teams including University High Greenland Prairie Grove West Fork Lincoln and others. Notable games include Cotter Lead Hill Mountain Home Green Forest Jasper and Notre Dame rivalries across the region.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Sacramento Ramon Entes of Los Angeles outpointed Art Soto of Oakland by decision, while Cineinnali Hein Toll Hoff and Ralph Schneiler faced opponents in Washington and California with varying outcomes.
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DeMarco Optimistic for Carter Fight at Madison Square Garden
Paddy DeMarco, confident challenger, hopes Amy Carter slows down his knockout run in title bouts. Carter, four to one favorite, seeks another KO in their 15 round clash at Madison Square Garden Friday night. DeMarco, a Brooklyn light heavyweight, vows to pressure Carter and exploit openings with body punches.
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Charles Back as Top Heavy Contender
In a March issue ratings update Nat Fleischer places Ezzard Charles as the No 1 heavyweight contender after Valdes drops to second. Willie Pep falls to tenth in featherweights, and Eddie Chavez rises to No 1 lightweight. Orlando Zulueta moves to second with Bratton and Brooks shifting positions amid a series of rank changes across divisions.
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Arkansas Local Acts and Constitutional Control Through History
Indignation arose over state wide implications of local acts despite constitutional bans and Supreme Court rulings. Arkansas struggled with classifications of general versus local laws, the 1926 amendment tightening restrictions, and ongoing occasional local acts despite efforts to curb them.
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