Dodgers praise young shortstop in spring exhibition
The primary notes center on rookie shortstop Jim Fregosi from Woodside, California, as he shines in exhibition play for the Angels with a .250 average and a 380-foot inside the park homer to beat the Cubs 6–2 in Palm Springs. Other games feature the Yankees and Mets extending streaks, the Dodgers, Braves, and Orioles winning, and Washington’s big late innings. A drowning death in Pine Bluff ends the report.
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Jack Sprite
Anders
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Yankees
Mets
Milwaukee Braves
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heMets
Baltimore Orioles
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Skein
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Medjaws
Seattsdale
Ariz
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San Francisco Giants
Phoenix
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Kansas City A's
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Cincinnati Recs
Tampa
Senators
Chicati White Sox
Porno Batch
Roger Maels
Rob Miller
Bob
Bob Com Binant
Fhe
Miller
Brooks
Rahinah
Pete Runnels
Cleveland
Combert
Rius
Ashington
White Sox
Pete Daley
Dale Long
Chuck Tinton
Washington
al Smith
Sherman Lollar
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
A historical note explains Solunar periods from John Alden Knight. It urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during major and minor periods. Major periods start at the shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter.
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John Alden Knight
DeWitt Fans Honor Fired Coach At Community Night
About 120 DeWitt residents gathered Monday to honor fired football coach Sam Cook, whose teams at DeWitt High School posted a 97 2 record over one decade. Cook claimed no clear reason for dismissal was given, and supporters praised his program and values.
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DS Witt
Ark
Cape
DeWitt
Pivch Schoal
Sam Cook
DeWitt High School
Cook
Ted
Digrick
Tre
Quinn Dy Lakargue Jy
Darvin Purdy
Met
Adult Program May Be Revamped
Akan Sas of Baton Rouge says Louisiana’s adult education program should focus on basics like reading writing and arithmetic and remove frills. He notes growth from 800 students to 10 373 and a budget rise from 25000 to 350000, with foreign language social studies and history also offered.
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Louisigna
Chuide
Cauvillion
Baton Rouse
Cauwithon
Louisiana
Ole
Arkansas State Meducation Department
Couvillion
Arkansas Department
Jury Picked in Trial for Rape at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas Billy Maxwell stands trial with an all white jury selected for a possible death sentence. Prosecutor David Whittington says the white victim was attacked at home with her elderly father present. The assailant allegedly broke a window, assaulted the woman, and dragged her outside.
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Hop Springs
Ark
Caplan
Billy Maxwell
David Whittington
Phe Adachee
Hristopher
Multarhey
Missouri wreck injures gravette residents and others
In a head on collision Sunday in Gravette Arkansas two Gravette residents and two other travelers were injured. Harvey Thurvell Robers age 48 and his son Harvey Duane Robers were listed in serious condition at Gravette hospital. Pauline Dollarhide of Jay Oklahoma and Donald Ross Short of Southwest City were also reported injured with Dollarhide a passenger in Short's car. Police said Short's car was on the wrong side of the highway.
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Ark
Harvey Thurvell Robers
Harvey Duane
Pauline Dollarhide
Jay
Okla
Donald Ross-Short
Southwest City
Highway Patrol
Dollarhide
Short
Jockey Boots Home Four Winners at Oaklawn Park meet
Jockey Sparker rode four winners including Rock Age in the $4,500 Fort Smith feature. He also swept both ends of the $203.80 daily double, nudging ahead of rival reinsman Robert Nono as Oaklawn's fifth week continues. Rock Age won the six furlong sprint in 1:11 as a field of allowance sprinters contest the $3,500 feature honoring Southern Equitable Life Insurance Co. Other entrants include Bumpy Road and Kowtow among others with Wayne Chambers aboard the former for potential victory.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Larry Sparker
Oaklawn Park
Fort Smith
Spraker
Robert Nono
Oaklawn
T. C. Quisenberry
Dour
Bavis Jr
Rock Age
August Muckler
Limbus
Marion H. van Berg
Cable King
Tapacity
Ern Equitable Life Insurance
Irving Cushen
Quisen- Herrys
Quisen- Herrys Kowtow
Hal Bishop
Ann
van Berg
Tho Hour Farm
Idle Star
Paul FP. Adweill
Allrab
Wt. C. Nauman
el Zag
Lillian Bayliff
H. J. Wise
Alo
George Schniedar
Carey
Rowron
Bumpy Road
Wayne Chambers
Nono
Constitutional Salary Act Advocated by Arkansas Group
A group calling itself the 52 in '62 Association issued literature urging passage of a constitutional salary act. The measure, one of three proposed amendments on the November ballot, seeks salaries for state officials including governor 18000 and other positions, with county salaries ranging from 9850 to 5400.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Cotton Planting Forecast Shrinks Amid Low Yields
The Agriculture Department reports Arkansas will plant about 1.89 million acres of cotton, a fraction of 1961 levels, with corn at 221 thousand acres, soybeans at 2 thousand, and rice around 490 thousand acres. Also notes Bahamas Turk Islands lore tied to a cactus flower resembling a yuarkian fen.
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Wasiington
Rareculture Department
Arkansas
Rico
Turk Islands
Bahamas
State police urged to centralize driver licenses
LITTLE ROCK AP The State Police Department pressed a plan to consolidate all driver licensing functions under one agency. The proposal would centralize testing issuance and revocation, unify traffic history records, end dual issuance, and streamline operations based on practices in other states.
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Little Rock
State Police Department
Ah State Police
State Revenue Department
Alpena Must Take Down Signal Light
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Alpena must remove a traffic signal at a highway 62 intersection. The decision upholds state authority over traffic devices and ends a yearlong dispute with the Highway Commission. Mayor Whitaker and the city council pursued the case after the commission ordered removal.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Aday
Alpena
State Highway Department
Highway 62
Supreme Court
Ernie Wright
High Commission
Frank Whitaker
iAlpepa
Highway Commission
Booney County
Arkansas Stabilization and Conservation Committee named
The appointment of Ralph Hudspeth of Arkansas City to the Arkansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee was announced Monday by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. Hudspeth succeeds Leonidas L. Mack of Newport, who resigned.
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Ralph Hudspeth
Yor, Ark
Arkansas
Orville
Reeman
Hudspeth
Leonidas L. Mack
Newport
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Hope Star
The Associated Press reports results from exhibition games with New York and Milwaukee in a 10 to 4 win for New York, St Louis defeating Cincinnati, Baltimore edging New York, Chicago defeating Washington and other early spring matchups. Remaining games list Detroit and New York matchups and several scheduled contests across Florida Arizona and California venues.
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Associated Press
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Fight Results Across Cities Prompt Mixed Outcomes
Boxing results from multiple cities show varied outcomes. New York Jackie Welly outpoints Tommy Schaefer in a 140-pound bout. Sydney J D Bilis stops Gary Cowburn at 141 pounds despite a 140% listing. Chicago Cliff Markey stops Jimmy Remson at 160 pounds. Tokyo Yontrakit knocks out Takay Ma emizo at 154 pounds. Panama Ernesto Barrera outpoints Manuel Moreno at 111 pounds. Providence Slim Jim Robinson Jr stops Chubby Norris at 21344 ounces. Bakersfield Tony Nderga outpoints Tony Niosa at 141 pounds in Manila at 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Jackie Welly
Tommy Schaefer
Miami
Sydney
Australia
J.D. Bilis
Trenton
N.I
Gary Cowburn
Chicago
Cliff Markey
Benton Marher
Mich
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Tokyo
Keown’ Yontrakit
Thailand
Takay Maemizo
Japan
Panama
Ernesto — Barrera
Mexico
Manuel Moreno
Providence
Ril
Slim Jim! Robinson, Jr
Philadelphia
Chubby Norris
Newark
Bakersfield
Calif
Tony Nderga
Tony Niosa
Manila
Two Arkansans Die in Head-On Crash on Highway 90
Harvey Thurrel Roberts, 43, of Gravette, and his son Harvey Duane Roberts, 21, died Saturday night in a head-on collision with a car near here on Highway 90. Also killed were Donald Ross Short, 21, of Southwest City, and others injured or dead at Gravette. Authorities provided sparse details as investigations continued.
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Sus Tenet City
Art
Arkansas
Father Land
Highway 90
Harvey Thurrel Roberts
Harvey Duane
Robertd
Donald Ross Short
Southwest City
Bradley and St. John's Open Tourney Drives
Bradley and St. John's of New York begin their 1962 NIT title quests tonight at Madison Square Garden facing Duquesne and Holy Cross respectively. Bradley relies on All-America candidate Chet Walker with support from Wodka Edwards and Tiemann while Duquesne counters with Willie Somerset. St. John's last played NYU and must solve a tough schedule as they pursue a semifinal berth.
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Braves
St. John’s
Duquesne
Madison Square Garden
Holy Cross
Loyola of Chicago
Dayton
St. John's
Crusaders
Colorado State University
Dukes
Navy
Chet Walker
Ed Wodka
Lee Edwards
Mickey Tiemann
Lavern Tart
Rich Williams
Willie Somerset
Duequesne
Chuck Orshorn
Orshorn
St. John's Réedimen
NYU
Basketball scores and results from Monday and Tuesday
Pro basketball and NBA playoffs recap with Syracuse tying Philadelphia 101 all, Philadelphia leading 2-1. Tuesday schedule features Philadelphia at Syracuse and Detroit at Cincinnati with 2-1 leads noted. Also ABL results list Chicago 112 Hawaii 108 and multiple road games including New York at Kansas City Hawaii at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Tampa
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Detroit
New York
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Clearwater
St. Louiis
Chiteata
Sarasota
Chicago
Cleveland
Tucson
Boston
Houston
Junction
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Washington
Kansas City
lWest
Palm Beach
Associated Press
NBA
Syracuse
Detraity
Hawaii
Plan Together Khrushchev Urges Moon Exploration
President Kennedy has urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to plan joint manned and unmanned space exploration of the Moon and other planets. The suggestion, made in a March 7 letter, was released by the White House on Saturday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
National Bank Women pick new Arkansas chairman
National Post reports Mrs Em Calloway of El Dorado was named chairman of the National Association of Bank Women Arkansas Division at the spring meeting. Other officers include Miss Elizabeth Lee of Paragould as vice chairman and Mrs Barbara Mitchell of Fayetteville as secretary.
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Little Rock
API
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