Brevins Training School elects officers for new year
The Senior Class of Brevins Training School elected officers for the new school year. President Marguerite Wilson, Vice president Bennie M Scott, Secretary Wilma Armstrong, Assistant secretary Brenda Richie, Treasurer Gwyndolyn Wade, and Reporter Avell Patterson were named. The item notes contact lines for The Negro Community and Esther Hicks.
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Brevins Training School
Marguerite Wilson
Bennie M. Scott
Wilma Armstrong
Brenda Richie
Gwyndolyn Wade
Avell Patterson
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists American and National League leaders based on 875 at bats or more. Notable names include Killebrew leading home runs in the AL with 45, Robinson and Mays tied for hits in the NL, and Pascual tops in strikeouts in the AL. Wills and Wills Jr. lead in stolen bases in the NL, with Koufax and Drysdale prominent in pitching.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Quis
Pearson
Los Angeles
Sichern
Kansas City
Killebrew
Minyeast
Richardson
New York
Taimoe
Robinson Chicago
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Clinton
Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Aparicio
Chicago
Stigman
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Cleveland
Sivikeouts
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Bunning
T. Davis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Musial
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H. Aaron
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Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Callison
Philadelphia
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Wills
Purkey
Sanford
Drysdale
Koufax
Browns Upset by Surprising Washington Redskins
Redskins beat Browns 17 1 in a rough Sunday NFL clash as Mitchell raced 10 yards for a touchdown after Snead connected on a middle pass. The Giants and Packers also won, while Texans toppled Chargers and Titans beat Bills in a day of high scoring and defensive stands.
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Packers
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Chargers
Oakland
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Jimmy Brown
Sne
Nd Khayat
Snead
Bob Khayat
Skins
Lou Groza
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Tom Wilson
Cleveland
Y. A. Tittle
del Shafner
Pan Chandler
Sonny Jurgensen
New York
Green Bay
John David Kerow
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Max McGee
Bart Starr
Hornung
Minnesota
Buddy Piak
John Henry Johnson
Layne
Sammy Baugh
Cowboys
Eddie LeBaron
J. W. Locket
Frank Clarke
Joe Womack
Plum
49Ers
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Dan Lewis
John Brodie
Ram
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Joe Marconi
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Rick Casares
Johnny Unitas
Cliff Livingston
Barat
McHan
Colts
Tommy Mason
Vikings
Yankees edge White Sox in 10th for tie in pennant race
Major League Stars Batting Hector Lopez and the Yankees won 5 4 after a two out single in the 10th to break a 1-1 tie against the Chicago White Sox, securing at least a tie for the American League pennant. Hank Aguirre of the Tigers pitched six hits allowed in a 3-1 win over the Kansas City Athletics, clinching the AL ERA title with a 2.24 mark and widening his lead over rivals.
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
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Tigers
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Doders
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittssburgh
Chicago
Wynn
Lefty Grove
Bill Stafford
White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Floyd Robinson
Ellie Howard
Twins
Baltimore
Harmon Kilebrew
Walter Bond
Indians
Angel
Jim Lyrrle
Brooks Perry
Tays
Detroit
Hank
Dents of
Little Rock University
Council of Lru
Favorites Win Opening Grid Games
The Alabama Crimson Tide began title defense with a 93-0 win over Georgia as Joe Namath dazzled replacing Pat Trammell. Top 10 shifts noted as Duke fell to Southern California. Texas and Oklahoma showed early vulnerabilities in a weekend of college football action.
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Undertaker
University of Alabama
Pat Trammell
Mike Fracchin
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Georgia
Trammell
Fracchia
Joe Namath
Baot
Alabama
Associated Press
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Texas
Oregon
Longhorns
Duke
Southern California
Purdue
Washington
Louisiana State
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Mississippi
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Navy
Uless
Southern
Calby
Oklahoma
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide plan daily activity for best fishing or hunting. Major periods run about one to two hours after start times, minors shorter. schedule shows days with specific start times and durations. Telephone usage in the United States has risen 75 percent over ten years.
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United States
Passing Game Too Much for Oklahomans
In Little Rock Arkansas Razorbacks rule with a 34 to 7 win over Oklahoma State. Frank Broyles showcases a strong passing attack led by Billy Moore before an estimated 38 000 fans. Moore scores on a 14 yard keeper and a one yard plunge while Mike Parker and Gary Howard add receiving TDs.
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Oklahoma State University
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Yanks Clinch Tie With Win Over White Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 in 10 innings to clinch at least a ten game margin in the American League pennant race with six games left, while the Twins, Angels, and others trailed in pursuit. Ellie Howard provided the decisive homer and Hector Lopez added a key RBI to seal the win over starter Stan Day.
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Associated Press
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Tech, Ozarks Win AIC Tilt Highlights Week End Action
In AIC results Arkansas Tech edged Harding 7 0 as Bill Curtis and Vernon Adair led the offense. Ozarks shook off 27 straight losses beating Southwestern Memphis 19 8 with Lormie Qualls guiding a strong debut. Ouachita Baptist upset Mississippi College 7 0 while Arkansas A&M fell 15 13 to Delta State. Livingston beat Arkansas A&M on a kickoff return. Martin Branch sparked multiple late drives for Arkansas State Teachers College in a 14 6 victory at Sherman Texas.
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Hope Star Hope Mope 1809 Consolidated January 1 item
Local Hope Star staff details and masthead lines appear with editor names Paul H. Jones and Donal Parker, publishing department notes, circulation audit credit, and subscription rates across regions Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Miller counties. Advertising and AP affiliation noted.
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One Room Schools Declined Across Arkansas and Nation
Washington AP reports a National Education Association survey shows Arkansas losing one-teacher schools from 3141 to 10 and districts from 3193 to 418 over 30 years. Nationally, one-teacher schools nearly vanished and districts contracted by about 70 percent due to consolidation.
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NEA
Resigns Post At Arkansas Baptist Home Monticello
Reverend C. Seefeldt resigns as superintendent of the Arkansas Baptist Home at Monticello where he has served since 1948. The board of trustees appoints a committee to name a successor and will announce plans in due course.
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C. Seefeldt
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Probate Notice in Webb Estate Arkansas Executors Named
In Hempstead County Arkansas the matter of the estate of John P Webb deceased No 1586, Washington Route Kansas late of 1962 is noted. An instrument dated Oct 17 1961 was admitted as the last will on Sept 20 1962 and executors appointed. All persons asserting claims must file within six months from first publication to share in the estate. First published Sept 1962. Executors B C Webb J P Webb Dr W P Webb, Washington Ark Oct 1 62.
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Washington
Kansas
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J. P. Webb
W. P. Webb
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