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Inland transport dominance and carrier deck area noted
The Great Lakes handle more than two thirds of inland U S transport. The U S Aircraft carrier Saratoga features a flight deck area of about four acres.
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Jonesboro Rogers to Highlight State Class A Clash
Jonesboro will defend its perch as champion against Rogers in the Class A boys basketball quarterfinals at the state tournament. Whitehall meets Marianna in the second game as Feadville faces Forrest City and Sheridan plays Stephens. Clinton trips Jonesboro in a 64-45 setback while Whitehall rallies past Hope 42 41 in a dramatic finish. Sherman Wails and John Reed each score 13 for Whitehall. Dick Pickens leads Jonesboro with 48 points and Jim Penrod nets 14 for Clinton.
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Gospel Five To Sing In Washington Arkansas
Gospel Five of Prescott Arkansas will perform at First Baptist Church Washington Sunday March 10 at 230 p m. Public invited. Mt Zion Usher Board meets Friday March 8 at p m All members urged to attend. Brother Joe May to appear at Bee C M E Church March 17 at 3 p m with other singing groups. The Spirit of Memphis Wertz to be Indians first baseman again and may play outfield or third base if needed.
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Bobcats Fall in State Tournament Narrowly
Hope Bobcats, District 7W champions, led 16-4 after one quarter and 36-25 late in the third before White Hall surged to win in the Class A state meet at Jonesboro. Final tally: Bobcats 24-4, with Watkins 17 and Watts leading White Hall with 13.
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College basketball results round up AP wire
New York 100 Syracuse 97 Rochester 82 Philadelphia 79 NAI District Playoffs finals note District Six Tex Southern 102 Ala State 71 District 26 Elon 82 Presbyterian 67 District Four Stevens Point 64 Millon 60 District 21 semifinals Anderson 77 St Josephs India Ball State 90 Oakland City 84 District 20 Eastern 18 percent McKendre c2 Millikin 83 Carthage 07 Kansas 64 Kansas State 57 St Louis 74 Okla A&M 58 Yale 60 Penn 54 Nebraska 64 Okla 66 Notre Dame 94 Marquette 55 Princeton 88 Columbia 82 Brown 82 Rhode Island 7 Syracuse 69 Cornell 58 Louisville 86 Detroit 76 LaSalle 75 Villanova 61 Fordham 74 Rutgers 6 Elizabethtown 91 PMC 76 Plattsburg AFB 73 Potsdam 70 Nassan Me 84 Husson 77 Albright 68 Bucknell 57
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Drought Hilted Farmers Receive 143000 Sacks Feed
Eight western Kansas counties reported drought relief with about 143000 100-pound sacks of feed from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office valued near 30000 dollars. Counties Sebastian Crawford Scott Miller Little River Sevier Howard Polk named as disaster areas entitling reduced-price feed through March 30. Ticket outlets and performer details for Brother May in Hope to be announced.
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Field of 12 to Compete for Purse Today
A full field of 12 horses will contest the Magnolia Purse at Oaklawn Park for 4 year olds and up. Bar Chip seeks repeat after a nose win on opening day as Retract and Liverlip among top contenders vie in the Magnolia event along with Fire Fire Fire Mammas Baby and others who have raced here this meet but failed to place previously.
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Dog Racing on Local Option Plan in Arkansas Senate
Arkansas Senate passed a dog racing bill 26 to 6, under horse racing style regulations. It requires county local option approval before a franchise, with Southland Racing Corp. allowed to keep its track for a $1,000 fee under tighter Arkansas Racing Commission control. Will Mearns upset victory in a $2,800 feature with a stretch drive, paying $12.41, $4.40, and $3. jockey Tark Fieldman rode two winners that afternoon.
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Chicago Eyes Intercity Golden Gloves Triumph
Chicago will send a strong inter-city Golden Gloves team to face New York at Chicago Stadium on March 20. After last night's stadium finals, Chicago leads with eight champions and aims to avenge a 6 2 loss last year as New York has won seven times in the series history. The Windy City has not won since 1953, save a 1955 upset, but local champions and 12 406 cheering fans from the televised scraps hint at a possible breakthrough this year.
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Four champions draw keen eye of critics in national meet
The welterweight Shaw from a Kansas City team, last year’s lightweight king who drew international interest and made the U S Olympic boxing squad, leads a quartet. Also in the spotlight are Ernest Terrell the light heavyweight from Chicago, Jimmy Jackson a flyweight pre medical student at Minnesota, and Tomroy Reynolds a bantam from Kansas City who was flyweight champion two years ago.
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