Weiner Roost Benefit At Bethel A M E Church
Mary Chambers will sponsor a weiner roost on Bethel A M E Church lawn on Saturday night March 10. Public invited. Sunday School teachers attended. prayer service led by Brothers Wade and Duffie. Rev E N Glover pastor. Yerger High School Choir concert moved to March 41 at 7:30 p m. Charmetts State Show Friday night March 9 in Yerger High School auditorium. Admission: elementary students 15 cents, high school 25 cents, adults 30 cents.
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Tech Going to NAIA for Seventh Time
Arkansas Tech clinched its seventh straight NAIA state playoff title by overpowering Southern State 170 to 84. The victory advances Tech as Arkansas’ official representative to the NAIA national tournament in Kansas City, marking sixth consecutive national appearance for the program.
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Dons claim first unbeaten regular season and NIT entries
San Francisco’s Dons finished 25-0 in the regular season after an 82-49 win over St Mary’s Calif. They clinched an automatic NCAA berth and will face UCLA in Corvallis on March 14. The NCAA field includes Kansas State, Kentucky, Iowa, Houston, Utah, UCLA, and more as regionals begin. The NIT list closes with St. Louis tied for second in the Missouri Valley. other invitees include Duquesne, Dayton, Louisville, Marquette, Niagara, Xavier, Seton Hall, and St Francis of Brooklyn.
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Crossett Darkhorse Emerges In Arkansas Tourney
Crossett Eagles upset McCrory 64-48 as Little Rock beat Leachville 43-37 and Green Forest edged Catholic High 26-20 in the opening day of the Class A Senior Boys state tournament. Rogers defeated Greenwood 53-49 and Forest City beat Nashville 77-44. Next day schedule includes Rogers Center Ridge and Green Forest Lavaca clashes as teams chase quarterfinal spots.
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Stan the Man Out After Batting Title
Stan Musial, winner of six batting championships in his first decade with the St. Louis Cardinals, eyes a seventh title this year. He predicts a .30 to .340 average and cites rivals Richie Ashburn and Willie Mays as the players to beat, noting he feels younger and stronger than in 1952.
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Scoring Spree Highlights Narrow Tournament Win
Rogers edged the field as a late third quarter surge tied and then led by a field goal. Steve Roberts topped Rogers with 18 points while Forrest City's Sonny Holmes and Nashville’s Hollis Ponder added key scores. Charles Angel tithed Greenwood with 20 and Nashville’s Charles Shufield poured in 22 as teams traded defense for baskets. The all-time tourney record of 159 points lingered from last year.
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