Clay County tops with 12th win as Jackets fall hard
Clay County earned its 12th win in a rough night as the Jackets and Mountain Lions trailed. Barbourville’s Ted Stewart and Middlesboro’s early scoring sparked a nip and tuck battle, while Corbin and Pineville traded leads before final margins widened in a 72 43 scoreline.
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High School and Small College Grid Rules Faced Deliberation
About 100 delegates convene at the annual National Alliance Football Rules Committee meeting to review high school and junior college football regulations. The group will discuss proposed changes, including coin toss alternatives and scrimmage rules, with strong input anticipated from Kentucky representatives Tony my Bail and Edgar McNabb.
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Bell and Benham Triumph in Busy Night of Hoops
Bell Whips Harlan 67 53 as Bell County tops Waclan 67 53. Benham rolls past Cumberland 47 46 with Vernon Miracle leading a 28 point effort and Dallas Petrey contributing 22 for the losers. Hazel Green and Williamsburg exchange leads in a tight clash won by Hazel Green 75 63. Williams burg, edged by Benham, saw Wooton pour in 23. Wallins defeated Loyall 67 33 with Partin and Pursity leading scoring, while Eracs beat Leslie County 67 62.
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Hart and Baker Set for Televised 19 Round Showdown
CHICAGO welterweights Sug ar Hart and Larry Baker square off tonight in a 19 round TV match. Hart, 28, 5 ft 7 in, 148 lbs, seeks to extend his 19 KO wins in 22 victories and erase a 10 round draw with Charley Dalton. Baker, 26, 5 ft 8 in, about 147 lbs, holds No. 8 in January rankings as a slight favorite.
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NavyPenn football series to continue through 1960 at Franklin Field
The Navy and University of Pennsylvania will extend their annual football series through 1960 at Franklin Field. Future scheduling after 1960 depends on matutal scheduling problems, announced Tuesday by Kerry Forde and Capt. Linde Cutter, athletic directors of the two schools.
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Local college hoops wrap and all conference picks
Scattered scores and notes from college basketball last weekend with Georgetown, LMU, and Union results plus Oklahoma State and Kansas. OVC names include Middle Tennessee headlining the all conference team with six players and various guard and end selections across league schools.
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Hawks Edge Knicks 113 112 Despite Petitte Cast
AY UNITED PRESS reports Fioh Pettiie of St Louis played with a broken left hand cast featuring a one handed jump move but scored only 14 points. The Hawks beat the Knicks 113 112 at Madison Square Garden to extend their lead in the Western Division race after beating a Lakers 114 99 in the opener before 8299 fans.
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Tennessee Briefs KNOXVILLE and SWEETWATER items
Knoxville reports four gut or-state speakers at the sev enth annual press institute to be held Jan 11 to 17 with the mid winter TPA convention in Nashville. Former Gov. Gay Cooper calls for higher teacher salaries and road program expansion as he seeks a Democratic primary nomination. Three East Tennessee coal firms face federal suits over wage fund payments totaling about 87,912 with disputed sums listed. TVA reports 1957 rainfall in the Tennessee valley higher than any year since 1839, averaging 64.1 inches, surpassing 62.85 inches in 1929 and the long-term mean of 4 inches.
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Chamberlain Injury Sways Kansas In Tough Night Loss
Wilt Chamberlain sidelined by a minor leg injury hit Kansas hard as Oklahoma beat them 64-63 in a Big Eight opener. The same setback followed a 52-50 loss to Oklahoma State a few days earlier, underscoring Chamberlain’s impact on the Jayhawks.
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Local Boxers Set Fights at Oak Ridge
Two Middlesiam boxers will take part in the Oak Ridge American Legion ring promotion tomorrow night. Ronnie Miligan and Paul Cambita will make the trip. Their opponents will be assigned as Oak Wige.
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American Soldier Wounded in Korea Attack
Private Mathson E. Septer of St. Charleston Ohio was hospitalized with a cerebral concussion after being struck by Korean civilians in PusAn. Army records say Septer was returning to his unit when the assault occurred. his condition was listed as good.
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Pauline Howard obituary from Compton California
Pauline Howard a Bey County Kentucky native died at her Compton California home on January 2 at an unspecified age. She is survived by husband WW M Howard and daughter Ales Helen Lourie Suppson, both of Compton, father Mart Wooluwn of Tarjan, sister Mrs Ruby Lowis Loyally two brothers Bruce Woolum Dayton and Ray Woolum Detroit, and stepchildren Mason C Howard and Mrs Ray M'bltakey Corbin and Mrs Hugh Simpson Detroit, old Mrs Harry Duwhoun Los Angeles. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Ave net Funeral Home with Rev Theo Carter officiating. Pallbearers named. burial planned at I QO. O. F. Cemetery. Arnett Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
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Soviet Navy heroes honored for submarine rescue
Moscow Radio reports several Soviet Navy officers and sailors were decorated for saving the crew of a submarine that sank during exercises. The broadcast says rescuers raised the sub after 38 hopefuls, with the crew unharmed, but it did not specify the date or location of the sinking.
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