The Star Publishing Co Promise of Weekly Afternoon Edition
The Star Publishing Co based in Hope Arkansas announces a weekly afternoon edition under President C Palmer. The notice includes names Abek Washburn and H. The publisher lists administrative staff and notes affiliation with the Associated Press. March 3 1897 marks the act.
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Abek
Washburn, Seey-Tres
Star
Aia South Walnut
Strostes Mopar Arkansat
Washbuen, Feilor
Ations, Manaoing
Offica
Hope
Arkansas
Audit Bureau of
Yerger Band Club and Choir Events March Schedule
Calendar items list Yerger Band Mother's Club meeting March 7 at 7 30 p m in the Yerger Band Building Hicks Funeral Home hosts Key Stone Lodge No 43 meeting at 7 30 p m Yerger High School Choir directed by Mrs E M Spearman to perform at Bethel A M E Church Friday March at 7 30 p m benefiting the State Rally Charmetts Social Club presents Stage Show Friday March 9 at 7 40 p m in the Verger High School Auditorium with acts including Mrs Turlan Phillips Claude Simpson and Mrs G N Davis Admission 15 cents for elementary 25 cents for high school 35 cents for adults
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Mother's Club
Key Stone Lodge No
Hicks Funeral Home
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Bethel
Yerger High School
E. M. Spearman
Bethel A. M. E
Amy Johnson
Bethel Church
Charmetts
Charmetts Social Club
Verger High School
Turlan Phillips
Claude Simpson
G. N. Davis
SMU Drops to Eighth in U S Cage Poll
San Francisco tops the AP basketball poll for a 19th straight week as NC State climbs to second. SMU rises to eighth after being ninth, with Kentucky returning to the top 10 and UCLA entering for the first time this season.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Dons
St. Mary's Tonight
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Alabama
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Iona
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Houston
Wake Forest
Duke
Utah
Underdogs of AIC to Play for NAIA Bid
Southern State College and Arkansas Tech meet at 7 30 pm in Little Rock to decide which advances to the NAIA tournament in Kansas City. Southern crushed Arkansas State 69 12 and Tech edged Arkansas A M 87 74 in semifinal windups. Buddy Tacobs scored 31 for Southern, Calvin Neal 22. Ken Knight led Arkansas State with 19. Tech benefited from Jim Trimm’s fouls loss and Ronnie Kennett 25 for Tech with Sid Ragland 19 for A M.
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Arkansas
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Walch
A&m
Jim Trimm
Ronnie Kennett
Sid Ragland
AIC
Indians
Hendrix
Five Games In Class A State Playoff Today
Ten teams, the cream of their districts, moved into opening games of the Class A state high school basketball tournament in Harrison. Five games today and five tomorrow thin the field to eight for Thursday’s quarterfinals. semifinals Friday, final Saturday. Fort Smith Grizzlies, last year’s champion, sit out this year. La Vac a, Green Forest, Jonesboro return. Center Ridge, Catholic High Little Rock, and North Little Rock also return from last year. Opening-day matchups include Rogers vs Greenwood, McCrory vs Crossett, Forrest City vs Nashville, and Leachville vs Little Rock. Three teams make first-ever state trip: Augusta, Nashville, Whitehall. Emerson also competes, last in 1947.
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Grizzlies
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Green Forest
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Scareecard
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Catholic High
Litte Rock
North Little Rock
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Greenwood
McCrory
Crossett
Forrest City
Nashville
Leachville
Augusta
Whitehall
Emerson
Fights Last Night By United Press
New York short bout sees Gene Poirier stop Danny Jo Perez at Niagara Falls venue 151 to 21 punch totals indicate Poirier’s win in a local card event aired by United Press.PP
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NEW York
Nicks
Gene Poirier
Niagara Falls
B. C
Danny Jo Perez
Johnston Faces State Hearing On Boxing Guild Issues
Charley Johnston, manager of world champions Sandy Saddler and Archie Moore and president of the International Boxing Guild, faces a State Athletic Commission hearing on charges of violating rules. Written charges were ordered by Commission Chairman Julius Helfand, with similar charges against Carmine Tarantino. The panel will decide next week whether licenses should be suspended or revoked.
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New York
Charley Johnston
International Boxing Guild
State Athletic Commission
Commission
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Johnston
Sandy Saddler
Archie Moore
Carmine Tarantino
Parkers Drop Final Game of Cage Season
Parkers lose in overtime to St. Louis University 68 to 00 ending the season with 11 wins and 13 losses. Razorbacks captain Jim McLaughlin of the Hilltens hit a 28 foot shot with four seconds left in OT. Manuel Whitley finishes his final game with 16 points.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis University Athletic Committee
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Harold Alcorn
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sPorkers
St Louis Accepts NSAA Bid In NCAA Race
St Louis University considers final bid as NSAA invites Oklahoma A&M St Josephs Lafayette. Billikens edge Arkansas 68 66 in overtime to close season. McLaughlin hits 28 feet with 4 seconds left to seal 19 6 mark. Alabama Kentucky SEC fate hinges on NCAA entry vote.
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Basketball Scores From AP District Play and Midweek Results
Duquesne defeated St Bonaventure 64 to 56 while Alabama beat Florida 82 to 75 and Florida State edged Georgia 80 to 75. Iowa downed Indiana 84 to 73 and Northwestern topped Hlinels 83 to 82. Minnesota 95 over Ohio State 69 and Michigan State 76 over Michigan 75. Missouri 88 beat Nebraska 0. St Louis 68 defeated Arkansas 66 and Colorado 57 beat Oklahoma 666. NAIA Tournament District 10 Pittsburg Kansas 75 Bethel Kansas 67. Pittsburg reads best 21 3 series 1 0. District 17 semifinals Southern State t Ark 92 Arkasas State 69 Arkansas Tech 74 Arkansas A M 67.
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