Bobcats Fall Short in District Final as Malvern Wins 62 58
Hope Bobcats drop a tight 62 58 decision to Malvern in the District 4AA final at Malvern. Malvern used a 10 point third quarter run and dominated charity shots 22 to 8 while Hope outscored 11 14 in the final period but could not overcome the Leopards. Dan Jones led Hope with 17 points, Porterfield 11, and Malvern’s Grant dropped 26 as the Leopards clinched the title and Hope earned runner up honors. The Cats host Forrest City in the State AAA AA Tournament at Little Rock on Wednesday night.
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Hope Bowlers Lead Shreveport Meet at Ark La Tourney
At Shreveport Ark La, Hope Bowlers Place well with 3107 team lead while Harold Hendrix Pulpwond of Hope Ark earned it in Sunday action. Emmet Ark villagers placed third with 3040 as Art Gatlin and Bert Williams of Blytheville Ark took fifth in doubles with 1953. Arkansans failed to place in other events. The tourney runs four more weekends with 23000 dollars in prize money.
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Sixty Thousand Take Oral Sabin Vaccine in Arkansas
About 55,000 people in Pulaski County attended Sunday make up clinics for Type III Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine while roughly 70,000 had received it the prior week in regular immunizations.
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Rosburg Leads New Orleans Open Final Round
Pudgy Bob Rosburg carries a one stroke lead into the final round of the Greater New Orleans Open. He shot 32 33 67 for 208 and seeks his first prize of 6 400 after recent near misses and three sudden death losses to Tony Lema. Bo Wininger and Arnold Palmer trail as Lema moves up with 209.
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Nicklaus shines with 69 as round slows pace pace
Round details show a 72 finished by a golfer within 219 strokes, while Jack Nicklaus posted a 69 to reach 216. The wide scorecard lists numerous college basketball results from East Seton Hall to Fordham, with mixed margins and notable upsets across conferences.
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Semi pro League to Be Organized in Arkansas
Pine Bluff organizer Ruland Thomas outlined plans to form an eight city semi pro baseball league in Arkansas with IP the Pine Bluff firm backing. He envisions a five year circuit with Pine Bluff Conway El Dorado Malvern Jacksonville Camden Morristown Arkansas under consideration for entry and a Pensacola-like setup using Cantonment. The effort targets eight teams and solid facilities for a regional loop.
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Northeast Arkansas teams lead in state's top basketball meet opener
The Class AA-AAA tournament opens Tuesday in Little Rock with Northeast Arkansas power Paragould, Jonesboro, and Forrest City among contenders. Big Nine squads headed by North Little Rock battle for four spots as height and depth shape a tight race. Fort Smith last wore the crown in 1959, height and stamina looming as decisive factors.
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Ouachita to Get 2nd Chance in NAIA Playoff
Ouachita and Arkansas Tech clash in a best two of three series at Ouachita’s home with game two at Russellville Arkansas Tech hosts, aiming for a trip to the NAIA tournament in Kansas City. If needed, a third game takes place on neutral ground.
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Federal Aviation Agency announces radar beacon and VHF UHF direction finding systems at four Arkansas airports with costs 174220 28340 and 30800 respectively. Tournament notes say AIC inaugural, league winner may face tourney winner for NAIA bid. Tech 17-8 and Ouachita 19-8 with injured stars Davenport and Saylors expected to play tonight.
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