Funeral notices for McCree and Stuart in Arkansas
Mrs Mary E McCree grandmother of Mrs G N Davis was funeralized at Greenville First Baptist Church Fordyce on Saturday March 3. She leaves eight children two sisters thirty two grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Attendees from the area included Cora Campbell Dallas Texas Kelly Austin and Wilbert Tulsa Oklahoma Jimmy Nash and Q D McCree Detroit Michigan Mable Robinson My W M Nash and B F Davis family of Hope. Funeral for J S Stuart will be held Tuesday March 8 1950 at 12 noon at St Peters C M Church Ozan Arkansas. Body in state at Gauff Chapel C M H Church McCaskill from 9 to 10 am. Burial at St Peters Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Inc in charge.
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Mary E.mccree
G. N. Davis
Fordyce
Arkansas
Greenville First Baptist Church
Cora S. Campbell
Dallas
Texas
Kelly Austin
Wilbert
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jimmy Nash
Q. D. McCree
Detroit
Michigan
Mable Robinson
W.M. Nash
B. F. Davis
Benjamin and
Ronald
Hope
J. 5
Stuart
St. Peters C. M
Four Berths Open As NCAA Tournament Field Grows
Four conference champions hold spots for the 25 team NCAA tournament with two vacancies likely filled tonight. The SEC faces a decision on Alabama’s entry due to academic ineligibility rules. Indiana eyes a Big Ten berth with a game in Iowa City while Kansas State could clinch the Big Seven spot through a key matchup with Kansas. Five teams earned berths by winning conference tournaments including NC State, West Virginia, Dartmouth, Oklahoma, and California.
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Big Ten
Big Seven
Ohio Valley
SEC
Alabama
Bert H
Tide
Bama
Towa
Indiana
Towa City
Kansas State
Kansas
Western Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
Morehead
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Forest
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Richmond
Hot Rod Hundrey
Dartmouth
Ivy Brown
Indians
Brown
Fiougion
Okla
Rae Asm
St. . Louis
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Pacific Coast
California
Santee Wins New York Mile Despite Suspension
In New York a dramatic track case unfolds as Wes Santee, AAU suspended for life over expense charges, runs and wins the Columbian Mile at Knights of Columbus meet with 4313.8 time after a temporary injunction allowed participation. Attorney Charles Grimes led the appeal while Pinky Sober chaired the committee report.
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New York
Wes ‘Santee
America
Santee
Altorney
Fay
AAU
Pinky Sober
Madison Square Garden
Class A Cage Tourney Opens In Arkansas State
State Class A basketball tournament opens Tuesday with 14 teams, top seeds Green Forest North Little Rock and Leachville among last year’s semifinalists. District results sent winners to state with Crossett, Lavaca, Center Ridge, Augusta, Leachville and Stuttgart earning berths or advancing. First round pairings include Rogers against Greenwood and Green Forest facing Catholic High of Little Rock.
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Harrison
Green
Forest
Marshall
Rogers
van Buren
Nashville
Howe
Emerson
Stephens
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Crossett
Whitehall
Lavaca
Greenwood
Center Ridge
Cver Catholic High
Augusta
McCrory
Leachville
Jonesboro
Stuttgart
Forrest City
Green Forest
Dogs MQ and ST Popular Sreeds By Farley Manning
The article discusses popular dog breeds in the United States using the American Kennel Club 1855 report. Beagles lead in registrations, suggesting they are likely the most numerous breed, though show popularity can skew registration data.
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Farley Manning
Kenel Club
America
Aging Hunters Adapt With Softer Dogs And Beagles
The column discusses older hunters adjusting to diminished mobility by choosing gentler, better trained dogs. It notes beagles and bassets vary in speed and temperaments, with cockers popular but many pets lacking papers. Boxers outnumber cockers in registrations, while chihuahuas and shepherds rank lower in national popularity.
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Davishunds
Germany
Hitters Make News in Spring Training
Spring training reports show hitters powering drills in intrasquad games across camps while pitchers labor. Rudy Regalado led a 13 9 assault with three homers for a Cleveland affiliate run, as Whhilie Mays and rookies like Wes Covington and Felix Mantilla also homered in Phoenix, Bradenton, and other sites. A quick look at roster moves notes Billy Martin and Jim Konstanty signing with the Yankees, Philley with the Orioles, and Hank Sauer returning for the Cubs. An Arkansan soldier, Pfc H W Wyatt, was killed in a highway crash near Blytheville while en route to a wedding with two injured companions.
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Pritchers
Rudy Regalado
Cleveland Indians
Indianapolis
Indians
Tony Cercinello
Red Kress
Whhilie Mays
New York Giants
Phoenix
Ariz
Milwaukee Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Wes Covington
Felix Mantila
Harman Killebrew
Lyle Luttrell
Rudy Taner
Washington Senators
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
al Curtis
Washington
Yankees
Billy Martin
Jim Konstanty
Dave Philley
Orioles
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Hank Sauer
Cubs
Parks Finish Season With .500 Record
Arkansas Razorbacks close the season in Fayetteville aiming for a .500 overall and 10 conference wins. Senior Manuel Whitley nears 400 points in a season as George Kok and others set the pace. SMU and Texas Tech eye NCAA bids as league standings are noted along with census-driven growth projections.
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Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Manuel Whitley
Bismarck
Ark
Iti
Parker
George Kok
Kois
Whitley
Little Rock Junior College
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Air Force
SMU
Wichita
Kan
Lawrence
Mustangs
Dallas
Scrappers Win District Title From Bobcats
The Nashville Scrappers defeated the Hope Bobcats 64 to 42 to capture the District 7W Class B basketball title. Trailing 22 to 1 early, Nashville surged with 18 second-quarter points while holding Hope to eight, edging ahead 34 to 30 at halftime. Harold Honea led with 27 points, Charles Shuffield added 21, and Ken Robins scored 12 as five players earned all tournament honors including Shuffield, Perry Anderson, Purtle, Honea, Hubbard, Smith, Bell, Parmley, and Bullard from each team.
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Nashville Scrappers
Hope Bobcats
Nashville
Hope
Scrappers
Beck
Harold Honea
Charles Shuffield
T. Jester
Ken Robins
Pery Lyy Anderson
Trav Purtle
Don Hubbard
DeQueen
Wayne Smith
James Purtle
Prescott Broenlee Parmley
Junior Bell
Arkadelphia
Charles Bullard
Gurdon
Oaklawn opens second racing week with Didumenay feature
Oaklawn Park starts its second full racing week with Didumenay in the $2,600 Hope Purse. Didumenay finished in the money in 50 percent of 10 races last year, with six wins and three other in the money placements, carrying 106 pounds as the top weight in the 52 and a half furlong feature.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
Didumenay
Hope
R. B. Crow
Oaklawn
Tony Skoronski
Chicago
Skoronski
John L. Rotz
R. Ford
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