Narrows Boat Races Rescheduled for June 8 at Narrows
The Narrows boat races move to Sunday June 8 after weather forced May 1 cancellation. Arkansas Power Boat Association sponsors over 60 drivers from four states with more than $600 total prizes across 10 events on a one mile course at Narrows Take Murfreeabore.
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AIC Athletes Remain Strictly Amateur Under New Rules
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference approved a strict amateur policy after joins with the North Central Association of Secondary Colleges. No school may subsidize athletes, and compensation for work is limited to about 690 per athlete per year, with typical rosters around 40 players.
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Reading fragments show a sports aligned region with city abbreviations and numbers. The text lists teams or locations like New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Nashville with various codes and scores. The passage seems to be a damaged summary of a Southern Association or similar league standings or mobility notes.
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Hendrix Star Dominates Arkansas Intercollegiate Tennis
Top seed Dick Farr of Hendrix College advances to the finals after strong singles and doubles wins at the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference tournament. Farr defeated Leroy Morris 6-4 6-1, then teamed with John Flack to beat Hagen and Taylor 6-4 6-3 in doubles as semifinals set for morning.
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Coeds Clash in Tennis Finals at Conway Invitational
Three coeds from Arkansas State Teachers College and one from Ouachita clashed in the semifinals of the Arkansas women’s invitational tennis tournament at Conway. Benny Lima of Ouachita and Dofores Hume met in the first semifinal while Hellydae Walker and Patsy Dodson played in the second. Twenty two matches were played though the schedule extended into the afternoon.
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Yanks May Have Made a Bad Deal
The Yankees traded Frank Shea Jackie Jensen and Archie Wilson to Washington for Irv Noren in a controversial move. Washington then defeated Cleveland 2 0 as Jensen and Shea drove runs while Noren struggled for New York. The deal shifted pennant race standings, with the Senators gaining ground and the Yankees slipping in the standings through late May actions.
Strawberry Market Report Fayetteville May 17 Arkansas haul light demand fair
Arkansas strawberry report from Crawfons and Springdale areas notes clear warm weather. Crawfons shows light hauling and weaker demand with grower prices around 5.50 to 4.00 per crate. shipments include truck and two rail cars. Springdale reports stronger market with US No 1 prices from 7.50 to 5.00 and US No 2 around 6.59, rail shipments and 34 cars noted.
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Edsall Nix's Hope Legion Defeats Tomles 3-0
Edsall Nix pitched five innings of three hit ball with three strikeouts as Hope's Edsall Nix pounded Gilson Ross's Tomles 3-0. Bon White led Hope with 2 hits including a double while Ross, a former Legionnaire, allowed two walks and a miscue-laden defense spurred by miscues. Tomics schedule a return visit Friday for another practice contest.
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Top Cotton Loop Teams Beaten by the Associated Press
In the Cotton States League action last night Meridian fell 10 1 to Tet Springs while El Dorado dropped a 3 1 decision to Greenwood and Natchez beat Pine Bluff 7 6 in 10 innings Natchez built a late rally with five unearned runs and George Rozina stole second before scoring on a sacrifice Natchez tied the game in the ninth Natchez pitcher Dick Thompson earned the win in the 10th as Pine Bluff catcher Bob Camiel mishandled Harveys single earlier Grasso fired a two hitter for Hot Springs and Meridian scored a run without a hit Joe Stern homered with one on
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues in brief update
In the Pacific Coast League San Francisco defeated Seattle 8 to 1 while Los Angeles beat San Diego 4 to 2 and Sacramento routed Oakland 8 to 4. Other results include Portland 4 Hollywood 1 and more scores across American Association International League Texas League Southern Association and the Major Leagues with several rain posts and postponed games.
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Texarkana Airman Missing After San Diego Sea Crash
Texarkana civic family learns their son Deward Warren Maak radioman is missing and presumed dead after a Navy plane crash off San Diego last Saturday. Navy officials notified Mr and Mrs Earl W Haak of Texarkana.
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McDevitt Dominates El Dorado In Hot Springs Pitching Duel
Danny McDevitt struck out 16 El Dorado batters and allowed five hits as Greenwood led with a seventh inning rally sparked by a hit batter and Ronnie Dacko’s double. Monroe pulled ahead with a late double by Sprentall, Harrington’s triple, and Daehn’s double, while El Dorado pushed a ninth inning run on an error and Greenville capitalized with an inside the park homer by Alan Green.
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Gospel and church events dot May schedule in Negro community
The Gospel Harmonics, Kings of Harmony, Southland Gospel Singers, and Famous Gospel Singers headline church programs across Texarkana Lonoke and other communities in May. Also noted are deaths of Bob Walker and Witherspoon, with funeral details provided by Hicks Funeral Home and hospital reports.
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Radio Schedule And Car Care Advice For Spring
A fragmented listing shows NBC CBS ABC and MBS radio programs for day and night with programs like This Is Korres Judy Canova Gene Autry and Dancing Party. A brief automotive tip urges motorists to have cars checked for spring as winter wear may harm the mechanism.
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Round Foolisti7 Mee by ROBERT MOLLOYee
Miss Julie debates Leonie Calvert's future while Henry resents Colonel Calvert's influence. Heloise warns Leonie may join a convent, as Henry resists Calvert interference and contemplates the Panama project distractions.
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