Cats Battle DeQueen In Rough Friday Night Showdown
Tope Bobcats travel to De Queen in a rugged conference tilt. De Queen ranked among Arkansas Class AA teams and top against class A foes, while Pine Bluff’s victory last week exposed Cats’ defensive gaps. Coach Pierce seeks rebound as Leopards loom as early favorites.
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DeQueen Draws Seventh in AP High School Football Rankings
AP writers list DeQueen as seventh among top ten Arkansas teams. Team names like North Little Rock Little Rock Catholic Forrest City Blytheville Crossett West Memphis and others appear in the second ten with cities such as Little Rock Texarkana Forrest City and Wynne noted alongside. The ranking reflects statewide perspective from the Arkansas Sportswriters Association.
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Giants, Braves in cruci al series clash for key win
In a pivotal two game set, Burdette and Jones lead the Giants against Milwaukee’s lineup as Milwaukee trails in the pennant race. Chicago White Sox inch toward glory with a comeback win while Cleveland and Washington fight for position in the crowded American League standings.
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Instructions for Young Hunters Safety Course
The Hemsted Junior Rifle Club announces a safety program for young hunters amid tips to prevent accidents and fatalities. The course stresses knowledge of firearms, careful handling, and avoiding careless acts in the field, addressing a history of casualties and urging proper safety education.
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DeQueen Faces Hot Springs In Southwest Arkansas Rivalry
The Leopards boast one of the best squads for De Queen in years as they hammer Hot Springs Trojans 92 to 6 and prepare to meet Pine Bluff after a strong showing by coach Sevier and players like Pieres. Optimism runs high for the Cats if they play heads up and avoid mental lapses that allowed Pine Bluff touchdowns. A large Bobcat fan turnout is expected at DeQueen Friday night.
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Old Southwest Arkansas
Legion Baseball Clinic Teaches Shotgun Safety And Techniques
A reading of a damaged OCR item shows a planned shotgun safety and shooting fundamentals clinic at Legion Baseball with sessions Monday and Tuesday afternoons after school for youths. Instructions cover shotguns single and double barrels over and under runs chokes and proper handling. Attendees are urged to bring their own guns with no charge for the instruction and weather postponements noted to move to the following day.
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Giants break slump with first inning scoring spree
Weather postponement at Pillsbureht in Chievago and a managerial shakeup by Bill Rigney sparked the Giants. With Felipe Alo i Hehefield and Jimmy Davedpow at third, San Francisco roughed up the Red Iohons for 13 hits led by Daryl Spencer and Willie McCovey. Maury Wills starred for the Codgars, delivering a three ribbed performance and a hot streak with 14 hits in his last four at bats.
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White Sox Near World Series Bid Amid AL Edge
White Sox win 4 3 over Yankees as Cleveland falls 1 0 to Boston. Manager notes series worries but remains optimistic about facing either Indians or Red Sox in the AL pennant race. Giants top Reds 13 6 while Dodgers fall to Braves in 19 innings. Orioles beat Tigers 2 1. Senators split with Royals. St Louis over Philadelphia 7 4.
Standings and Leaders From The Associated Press Baseball Update
The AP report covers American League standings with Chicago leading at 90 56 and Cleveland four games back, plus New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Kansas City, Washington, and Boston mixed in. National League tallies list San Francisco, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and others. Major league leaders include batting by Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit, runs by Yost, and home runs by Banks, Mathews, and Aaron. pitching leaders feature Shaw and McLish with strikeout tallies and win totals.
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College football picks across conferences and matchups
AP recap lists Friday and Saturday games with numerous picks. Notable results include North Carolina over Clemson, LSU over Purdue, Maryland over Oregon State, USC over Oregon State, and Texas A&M over Texas Tech. Several other games across Midwest Southwest and West are noted with expected winners.
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Yanks Fall to Pirates in Cold Chicago Game
In the lone NL game, Pittsburgh defeated Chicago as Pierce improved to 14-13, holding the ex-champs after Mantle homered twice in the first inning. Boston beat the Senators as Brewster subdues Mud, and Grant Carlisle allowed six hits while Malzone hit a solo shot following a crucial Pete Runnels single and a Gary Geiger sacrifice.
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Hope School District Budget and Tax Levy Proposal
The Hope School District No 14 Board of Directors proposes a budget for fiscal year 1960 61 totaling 353 for general control construction operation of buildings maintenance of school plant and equipment auxiliary agencies including transportation fixed charges capital outlay and debt service with a 35 mill tax levy to support anticipated expenditures. The document is dated September 16 1959 and signed by Sim McGinl president and Mrs Frank King secretary.
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Coaches Worried As Razorbacks Prep For Tulsa Clash
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles voices concern as the Razorbacks begin tapering for the Saturday game against Tulsa at Razorback Stadium. Readying for the matchup, Arkansas shifts personnel with Alberty at fullback and Manteo at left tackle, while Tulsi enemies loom in camp chatter.
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Two Charged in Death of Aged Boy in Little Rock
Police say two men admitted striking two year old Ben Davis in Little Rock, killing him after a confrontation. The coroner noted inconclusive results while officers held suspects in the jail awaiting further evidence.
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Poli Tail Climbs to 200 Cases
AP report from Arkansas notes Poli Tail's disease tally reaching two hundred cases. Five new infections were logged in the state Health Department update. Dr Al Washbury, head of the division of communicable diseases, said ten of the recent cases were paralytic in nature.
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