Arkansas Governor touts new Wildely passes State Park
Gov Orval Faubus hailed a newly created Wildely passes State Park in the Sugenite Tanuntain area during a dedication meeting with over 200 attendees. WN Dergmus of Kangag City of the Kansas City Southern Railroad predicted enormous future expansion and a need for enhanced highways to manage traffic. John Toshestrong of Helena, a state publicity official, supported the park's promotional efforts.
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Kansas City Southern Railroad
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Helena
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Busainthe
Beaten in Finals Arkansas Team Beaten in Finals Arkansas Team LA CROSSE
Kentland defeats Fayeteville 88 to 67 in the National Basketball Congress final. Purdue stars lead Kentland with 29 points by Jerry Miller and 28 by Bill German as Arkansas rostered players appear on Fayetteville. Kentland earns third win of the day and fifth in two days in the tournament.
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Bill German
Purdue
Nelson Hill Post 427 Meeting Notice at Hicks Funeral Home
Nelson Hill Post No 427 and its Auxiliary will meet Tuesday March 26 at 8 p m at Hicks Funeral Home The Ladies Auxiliary meets at 7 00 p m All members are urged to attend Also there is a Thought For The Day about doubt and progress and an Adult School class time change to 7 p m with lunch menus listed for March 25 29.
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American Legion
Nelson-Hill
Hicks Funeral Home
Yersger High School
East Team Favored In All Star Play Basketball Showdown
East team led by Frank McGuire of North Carolina enters the GIH senual East West All Star game in Municipal Auditorium with a galaxy of scorers. Included are Lennie Rosenbluth Grady Wallace Charley Tyra Jim Ashmore Joe Gubbans and more. West coach Bill Strahnianan relies on Gary Thompson and Jim Krebs as the underdog seeks a Shriners Hospitals benefit. Also notes local social updates on visitors and travels around East St. Louis and Ashdown Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Frank MecGuire
North Carolina
McGuire
Aterica
Lennie Rosenbluth
Grady Wallace
South Carolina
Charley Tyra
Louisville University
Jim Ashmore
Mississippi State
Joe Gubbans
Mississippi University
Hosenbluth
Tar Heels
West
Bill Strahnigan
Iowa State
Tvo
Shriners
Stranigan
Gary Thompson
Town State
Thompson
Mudlands
Jim Krebs
Southern Methodist University
Larry
Trouble in Seknou Island Sparks Gendarmerie Meeting
In Seknou, an island off Tunisia, Captain Allan Larg and his wife Mollie become central to a tense stand off as fighting rages nearby. Billon, head of the local Gendarmerie, scrambles to evacuate civilians and coordinate with a wary crowd including a famous relative turned pirate, a government gynecologist, three nuns, and the Smashing Blonde as shots ring out and the threat of attack looms.
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Tunisia
Allan Larg
Mollie
Scotland
al Merhametsiz
Bill
Allan
Billon
Tunis
Seknou
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Chursium
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Gheratt Ape
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Tion
Merel
Issa
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Thotel
Pee Bon Vivenr
Dr. Giraud
Hitle Spanoubrieg
Rey Sume
Eauy Dogs Frank
Ron
Bradley Scores Victory Over Memphis State in NIT Final
Bradley Braves of Peoria Illinois won the National Invitational Tournament by topping Memphis State 84 to 84 in a dramatic finish. Key performances came from Bobby Joe Mason McMillen and Cable with 57 total points between them, while Memphis State's Win Wilfong scored 31 and was named tourney MVP.
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Xports
Braves
Peoria
Memphis
Bhellie McMillen
Xavier
Ohio
Temple
Memphis State
St. Louis
Houston
Wichita
Oklahoma A&m
Baynes Cable
McMillen
Bobby Joe Mason
Joe McDade
Gene Maria
Mason
McMillon
Cable
Maso
Dick Chabalt
Lille
Jack Butcher
Tennessee
Ron Ragan
Ballant Memphis
McMillan
Bob Swander
Win Wilfong
Mémphis State
I Temple
St. Bonaventure
Birmingham Bowler Captures HandiCap Bowling Titles
MEMPHIS 1 Two of the first five places in the Southern Handicap Bowling meet went to Willard Bagwell of Birmingham. About 2,000 bowlers from 15 states competed as the final weekend ended yesterday. Bagwell won both the singles championship and the All Events Handicap. A Hot Springs pair took second in doubles, a Pine Bluff bowler finished fourth in that event, and a Little Rock man led in the All Events Handicap.
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Willard ‘Bagwell
Birmingham
Bagwell
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Oil Sweep Leads Oak Lawn Preview Two-Year-Olds
Hot Springs report notes Oil Sweep, exchange Stable’s record breaking juvenile filly, headed a field of 18 for the Oak Lawn Preview on Wednesday. The $5,000 top event for 2-year-olds covers four furlongs. Oil Sweep has set marks last season and returns to chase more records as Colis Mrs N A McMasters Athabastan and other nominees, including Prince Bound and Eternal Sword, vie for honors.
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Oaklawn
Ol Sweep
Exchange ‘Stable
Oil Sweep
Colis
N. A. McMaster
Athabastan
B. E. Hammonds
Alma Aethel
Colveralnd Farms Sextonia
O L. Foster's
Prince Bound
R. Stavey
Eternal Sword
Reynalds Brothers
Bulmerized
Sipapu Arch in Utah Named for Underworld Entrance
A natural bridge as long as a city block in Utah's Sipapu arch is named from a Hopi Indian word meaning entrance to the underworld. The sperm whale is described as the only creature with a throat large enough to swallow a man.
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Utah
Sipapu
Tar Heels Rally Past Jayhawks In Triple Overtime Net Clash
Kansas City crowd sees North Carolina beat Kansas 54 53 after three overtimes to claim the NCAA title. Joe Quigg of UNC blocks a late shot sealing the victory as Wilt Chamberlain leads Kansas with 23 points and Rosenbluth scores 90 for UNC. The Dons take third with 67 60 win over Michigan State.
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Kansas City
North Carolina Tar Heels
Ehashbiokship
Kansay’ Dayhawks
Kansas
Jack McCube
Tar Heels
Tar Heels ‘Stretched Their One-Scsory All-Victory Record To 32 Games. At Hight
Michigan State
Associated Press
roverUme
Joe Quigg
Brookdynm
N.Y
Abrams
Kansay
Quigg
Tarteil
North Carolina
All America
Lenie Rasesibluth
Ote Forfit
Kansas City 4 Washington 0 and other scores brief
Baseball score roundup lists Kansas City 4 Washington 0 and several other results including St Louis 1 Milwaukee 0 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 3 Chicago A Cincinnati 1 New York A 14 Brooklyn 4 Chicago N 4 Baltimore 2 Cleveland 4 New York N 3 Boston 5 San Francisco PCL 4 QQ 2 Detroit 14 Toronto IL 3.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Detrait
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