Yerger High to Crown Homecoming Queen in Coronation
On Thursday November 14 at 2 00 p m in Harris Gym Yerger High School presents its Coronation honoring the Homecoming Queen The theme Something to Remember features a band prelude and a flower adorned processional with past queens and homeroom representatives. Hope community invited to attend.
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Yerger High
Razorbacks Tackle SMU In Key Southwestern Conference Clash
Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles said the Razorbacks had a 1% hour workout in cold weather as they prepare to face Southern Methodist Mustangs in Little Rock. He said the team is making progress on defense and offense while staying in the conference hunt.
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Notre Dame Tops Nation in Offense After Big Win
Notre Dame averaged 521.6 yards per game to lead the nation after a 56-7 rout of Pittsburgh. Houston trails at 118.6 while Notre Dame and Kansas share the scoring lead at 40.6 points per game. Texas El Paso moves ahead in passing with 310.4 yards per game, boosting SMU to 307.4.
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Legal Notice in Hempstead County Chancery Court
The case lists Charles C. Fricks as plaintiff and Parker Morris et al as defendants. The defendants named include Sam Hopkins Jessie Hopkins Maggie Morris and many Morris heirs. They are warned to appear in court within 60 days and answer the complaint. clerk Jim Cole signs the notice dated November 4, 1958.
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Lakers and Rockets win in NBA action overnight
Los Angeles defeated Minnesota in overtime 223-416 as the Stars edged the Pipers and Denver Rockets toppled Oakland 134-127. Other results include Minneapolis loss, Seattle fall, Cincinnati over Baltimore, San Francisco beating Atlanta, and Chicago topping San Diego. Girl Scout Troop 311 visited Texarkana Zoo with leaders Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Rowe guiding.
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Sydnee Sinyard
Gibson named National League MVP in Cardinals sweep
Bob Gibson of the St Louis Cardinals was named the National League MVP after an outstanding season including 22 wins, 13 shutouts, and a 1.12 ERA. Pete Rose of Cincinnati edged Gibson for the batting title, while Gibson and teammate Orlando Cepeda made the NL a pitcher’s showcase with multiple awards. The vote, tallied by BBWA members, also highlighted Gibson’s Cy Young dominance as he swept all first-place votes.
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Joan Baez Sees Campus Demonstrations As Yet Unclear
Los Angeles AP reports Folk singer Joan Baez, 27, denounces campus demonstrations as "irrelevant" though not a student, recalling 1964 Berkeley protests. She says there may be a time for action but has yet to see a real reason to demonstrate.
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Los Angeles
Joan Bae
Miss Baez
University of California Berkeley
Storing Body Parts Buying Time for Transplant Patients
A report on rapid organ storage extending the window for transplant eligibility. It highlights liver kidney and heart preservation advances, Denver studies, and the national move toward organ banks to speed tissue matching and distant transport for patients in need.
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Associated Press
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Eddie
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Tex
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Calif
Richmond
Lawrence Brettschneider
Belzer
University of California
Sooner Lineman of the Week Named after Kansas Upset
Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks praises Steve Zabel as an outstanding lineman after his rangy end play helped a 27 6 upset of previously unbeaten Kansas. The Associated Press report highlights Zabel's defensive effort and impact in the surprise victory.
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Associated Press
Okla
Chuck Fairbanks
Steve
Zabel
Kansas
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