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-C. Palmer, President Alex. H. Woihburn, Secy-Tnt, at The Star Buirdlng 112-14- South Waltiuf StTMt" Hope, Arkaniai Brooks, Moore on AII-SWC Grid Team DALLAS (IP) Baylor landed three players and Arkansas and Rice two each on an All Southwest Conference football team that lean, ed toward the little men for change. 1 rSven of the selections weighed ndcr poindsn two of cthem tip ping the beams at only xiilrn Is 1 While Baylc-r got the st places, Arkansas and Southern Methodist produces the only unanimous choices.

Bud Brooks of the Razorbacks had no competition at guard Kenny Paul of Rice the other guard, locked only one vote of being unanimous. Versatile Frank Eidom of Southern Methodist was the other player getting all the votes but he was picked both at halfback pnd fullback. Baylor came up with Billy Hooper at quarterback, Henry Gremm- inper at end and James Ray Smith SPORTS ROUNDUP Bf TALBOT. NEW YORK, 'ffl Riding race' horses in this day when any event must be one of the nicest lines of work a young man can get into. The hours care right the surroundings pleasant and the pay terrific.

Take Eric.Giierin. who had the forethought to ride the vinning horse in three 100-grand plus events th is sumrnerth Bclmont Stakes, Hawthorne Gold Cup and Garden Slate Stakes which net ted his employers a total of $301, 045 in purges. Working on a straight 10 pci cent batis, as jockeys customarily do, the little guy from Maringouin, earned himself more than $30,000 for the three quick jobs. Three other riders, Willie Shoe maker, Ray York and Johnny Long at tackle. Arkansas landed Henry Mooro, 'By RAY STEPHENS Georgia Tech Old Hand in Bowl Business DALLAS The Cotton bowl Sought Navy for its Jan.

1 football game because it wanted to honor one of the service academies but it's happy with Georgia Tech, a Cotton Bowl official said today. "The whole idea was lo honor this team is fired." Porkers End Best Season in Many Years The Arkansas Razorbacks finished Iheiv most football season in years Saturday with a J9-0 victory ovnr the University of Houston and took a well-earned rest. Coach Bowdon Wyatt said after the game Saturday: "We're not going to hit lick for a week; Lightweights in Feature TV Fight By The Associated Press Brooklyn's Lulu Perez and Sac ramento'. 1 Joey Lopes, two fast 1 young lightweights, meet tonight in a television 10-pounder at New York's St'. Nicholas Arena.

rnako-s h-s Easte.n debut and if he can get by the- flashy Brooklynite. he'll' be in line- plenty of action on network shows. He has a 23-6-2 record compared to Perez' 303-1. Du Mont will telecast ar 10 p.hi., EST. one of the academies since the Southwest has so many military establishments Felix R.

Me- Knight, president of the Cotton Bowl, said. 'Army doesn't den also plucked three major.j post-season games but we found prizes each from the list of 270 Navy was interested. But Ihu events grossing more than 1,100 i Navy'players voted to go to the grand apiece. Shoemaker's trio of Sugar Bowl and we got Georgia if i -3 C1Q 1 CV'! i L. 11 4,, lirsls earned him $29 19J, York's three including the Kentucky Tech, an outstanding football team an illustrious history.

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Davli, AdvorHiIng ManafW George. W. Hosmor, Entered 01 second clasi matter Hie Port Office at Hope, Arkaniai, under. tHe Act. of March 3, uwrn Member of the Audit Bureau CIreulatloni Rates (payable in advance): iy carrier In Hope and nelahborlna Per week -28 Per year 13.00 By mall In Hempitead, Nevada, LaFayette, Howard, and Miller counties- to Brooks.

Dickey Moegle at halfback and aul wer Rice'o contributions to the team. The other three members of the conference each landed one man. Benie Sinclair of winles.3 Texas made or.e of Hie Buck Lansford of Texas was picked at tackle and Hugh Pitta of Texas Christian a solid choice for Derby were good for $25,995, and; no (, e( for its wide-open', pleasing Longden took home $22,410 before ty 0 i ay anc we think we tases. will have a fine football belt occasions some surpiise tojtween Tech and our host team Ar- center. The team was selected by the coaclv staffs of 1he seven schools note that the old master Eddie Arcaro was hunched ovev the win ner in only two of the loaded clas Arlington and Belmont fu turities.

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It was the first time in years that there wasnt a tie for at least one: position, making the team a 12-man affair. Gremminger weightsc 186, Sinclair 195, Paul 185 Hooper 175, Moeglc 175, Eidom 190 and Moore 105, The only were Smith, 222; Lansford Brooks 00 and Pitt, 205. The decision of the sponsors of the annual football tussle between Ihe professional and the college allstars at Chicago to havo a pro coach tutor the collegians next year stirkcs us as a wiuc aove. It has become apparent that a Wanted RIDE to Red River Arsenal, day i shift, Phone 819FI13, Prescott, Collect. 29 3t Strayed Funeral Directors OAKCREST FUNERAL HOME INSURANCE 1 7-2123 face heifer, 250-300 near DeAnn.

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Roscoe Smith has returned to. hi classes, at Bishop College afte spending the Thanksgiving holi days with his.parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Smith other relatives Rosetta Marie Knight Wyona Can- and the Hummin Bees of Texarkana will give a mus ical program at the City Hall Tues day, November 30. Admission; Ac vance $1.00, -at- door $1.25 Sponsored, the Bethel AME Church.

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of the ConCcr- nce." 1 McKnight said he found interest at fever pitch in Georgia and Arkansas. Arkansas already has received 20.000 tickets and many of its people have obtained tickets in the bowl's mail sale but they're wanting more. Georgia Tech is to get between 7,000 and 8,000 tickets and is already, planning special trains, McKnight said. Georgia Tech is an old hend in the bowl business, having already been in 10 and winning eight of college coach, net having played lern Arkansas is a sophomore at it, having appeared in cnly one: FURNISHEO apartment. 4 rooms and bath, $35.

ty block from City Hall. Adults only, Phone 7-2153. 22-U FURNISHED 2 room, extra large 7:30 p. Senior choir of Lonoke Bapti Church will rehearse Tuesday, November 30, at 7:30 p. Junior choir of Rising Star Baptist Church with rehearse Monday November, 89, at 7:30.

Senior choir of BeeBee Mem- Teams Paired in Nation's By JOHN- CHANDLER Of The Associated Press Eight college football teams led such postseason veterans as California, and Georgia made up the- cast for on Bowls the-four Years Day grid attractions. Duke, champion of the Atlantic Coast Conference, rounded out the proup when the league athletic rli- ectors chose it to play in Miami's Orange Bowl against of he Big Seven. Duke ended its'regu- ar season with a 47-12 thumping if North Carolina. One more bowl announcement is expected sometime late, today vh'en the Gator Bowl selection committee picks two teair.s to play the Dec. 31 affair' at Jackson.

lie', Fla. This is the lineup for 'the Big Four en 1: Rose Bowl, (Pasadena, Calif. Ohio State (9-0) vs' Southern Cali- arnia (8-3). Sugar Bowl; New Orleans Navy (7-2) vs Mississippi (9-1). Orange Bowl, Miami Duke (7-2-1) vs Nebraska (6-4) Cotton Bowl.

Dallas Arkansas (8-2) vs Georgia Tech (-7-3) The Sucar Bowl grabbed Navy and Mississippi late Saturday within minutes after the teams had pcored victories in their seasons final games. Navy accepted a bid to' New Orleans after rocking Army 27-20 in "the annual service clash before more than 10,000 spectators at Philadelphia. Mississippi blanked arch rivnl Misissippi State 14-0 to capture the Southeastern Conference championship and earn an invitation to the Sugar Bowl. Although the Cotton Bowl has had Arkanras, the Southwest Conference champs, for a week, the other half of the Dallas classic had to wait until Georgia Tech whipped Georgia 7-3. Arkansas wound up with a 19-0 win over Houston.

Southern California and Ohio State ended their conference schedule a week ngo. But tho Trojans lost 22-17 to Notre Dame Saturday. Nebraska, assured of the Orange Bowl Cor a week, wound up its sea son Friday night in Honolulu by belting Hawaii. A scattering of games by against the professionals or per haps not even having seen them in action, was gravely handicapped in attempting on short notice to. knit a defense capable.

of solving the intricate attack-of the money clubs. The pro mentor'will be vast ly better qualified to give the col Icsfe heroes a chance for their lives and the public an exhibition worth watching. And, no wonder. Arkansas carried off eight victoiies in ono of the toughest 10 game schedules in tho nation won its first full Southwest erence championship since will go tc the Cotton Bowl for tho first time since 1947. Arkansas will meet Georgia Tech Ihe New Yc-ars Day classic at Dallas.

The Southeastern Conference school, which posted a 7-3 recordn chosen Saturday after" defeating Georgia 7-3. The Razorbacks won the undisputed championship or the Southwest Conference when Rice whipped Baylor 20-14. I Baylor had von. the Porkers would have Shared the fitJe with the Bears, who fell 21-20 to Arkansas in season play. Coach Wyatt lauded the selection nf Georgia Tech as Arkansas Cotton Bowi opponent, commenting, 'We know they be ready and in good don't know anything about Georsia Tech this year exccp that they boat SMU and that's enough' he added.

SMU and Louisiana Stale were The other Monday night network bout, from Brooklyn's Eastern Ptirkway- Arena, will feature a pair of punching middleweights, veteran Gil Turner of Philadelphia and young Ray Drake of New York. Drake beat- Floyd twice in 'the amateurs but developed as fast as Patterson in the pros. Drake's rrecord is 16-3. Turner won 46 of his 12 scraps. ABC will telecast at 10 p.

ST. major bowl the Cotton Bowl in 19-47 when it tied Louisiana State and in the now defunct Dixio Bowl in .1948. beating William and Mary 21-10. CONFERENCE Ihe only teams tc beat Arkansasm The Methodist turned the tiick 21 14; LSU edged out a 7-6 decision. Tech Coach Bobby Dedd, who like Wyatt is a graduate of Ton ncssee, said his I.CEITI was "ver Browns, Lions at Top of Pro League OLAN Of The Associated Press The Cleveland Browns and the Detroit Lions had the conference titles in the National Football League $11 but mathematically wrapped up.

today following a hec tic Thanksgiving weekend that saw several of the contenders 'gobbled up" in the shambles. Barring miracles in the form; o1 sharp laversals of form, it appears that "the Browns and Lions, titans of the pro game, will meet -foi the championship next mouth for the third straight time; While Cleveland moved to the clincher by handing its clos est pursuers, the New York ants, a 16-7 setback the idol Lions saw the Los Angeles Rams anc Francisco 49ers drop out of contention, leaving only the. cago Bears in the race. The best the Bears can do is tie Detroit for the Western Conference lead. They can do that only if the Lions lose all of their three re maining games and the Bears win the pair have left.

1 Cleveland can nail dnwr. its fiftl Eastern Conference crown by win ning two of three, no matter wh.i the Giants and Philadelphia gles in a secondplace deadlocl 1 do. The Browns' important triump New York highligted yes terdays action. In other game the Bears downed Los Angeles 2 Baltimore dumped San Fran Arkansas IMU Say lor iice 'exas TCU exas ALL GAMES Arkansas 3 ay lor Rice Pet Pts Oo-happy" that it was chosen to nice 83i Arkansas. Arkansas is every bit as gooc we are," said Dodd.

"In fact think they are about one touch own better right now But Geor ia Tech is always up for bow ames and I'm not worrier) a The Razorback's victory ove 510 .833 118 411 .750 101 74 420 .667 112 83 420 80 88 2 3 1 .417 90 105 150 .167 81 114 060 .000 69 112 Pet PtsOp rcu Texas 8 2 6 2 7 3 7 4 5 I 460 0 .800 159 90 1 .722 170 109 0 .700 237 134 3 0 .700 204 142 .450 158 161 .4.00 164 155 190 .100 97 177 HogCogers Open Season Tonight iff) The Arkansas basketball Piazorbacks, with only five letterman on hand open the 1954-55 cage season here to night against Northwestern Louis iana. Coach Glen Rose says today that he probably will start four letter men and a junior college trans- fern Pete Butler, against tho Louis iana team. Rose indicated that Norman Smith and Buddy Smith would ge the starting call as the inside men with Jerrell Barnett, top scorer on last seasons quintet, and Carrol Ecroggins opening at the posts. Butler a 6-4 210pounder from Jefferson City (Mo.) Junior Col lege will start at center. Norman Smith and Scroggins, the loam's co-captains, are two-yea lettermen.

Barnett anc'. Bucldj Smith lettered last year. The fiftl letterman is guard Leo McDonald Five lettermen for team were lost the 1953-5 graduation cisco 17-13, Philadelphia whipped They are Raymond Shaw, Orva nipped the Chicago Cardinals 20-17 Elkins, Floyd Sagely, Marvi Detroit, 2824 victors over Green Bay Thanksgiving day had the day off. Cleveland's impregnable defense again played a vital role in its game with the Giants. So' stalwart were the Browns' defenders that New York gained a net of only four yards rushing and their pass.o.s picked up only 04 more yards.

The Giants defense did right weil toon but it was unable to plop Otto Graham, who completed 16 aerials and bucked over for Cleveland's lone touchdown. Lou Groza, as Visual, chipped in this time with three field goals. Herb Johnson ran back a Browns punt 48 yards for the only New TD. Adams, and Bill Seller. Shaw i coaching th-j freshmen team thi year.

Arkansas faces a rugecd sched ule for December, meeting sue highly-regarded powers as the Phi lips 66 Oilers, Oklahoma City Un Friday night. Delta State visits Ouachita a Arkadelphia Friday a Ouachita meets Oklhoma Bapli University Saturday night. the Notre Dame-Southern Method ist nationally televised game from Dallas winds up the regular season ihis Saturday. Southern Methodist defeated Texas Christian Saturday 21-fi. Oklahoma defeated Oklahoma 31-0 orial CME Church will rehearse i to wind up its season with a 10-0 large closets, private.Thursday December 2, at 7:30 p.

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Wado is on a 14 day leave after completing basiv training at Camp Gor- Por, Pvt. Wade will leave December 1 for Fort Jackson, S. where he will train for eight weeks with the Advanced Infantry Regiment. 3 room apartment, private toetj), 419 Elm, Phono 29'3t APVENTUROUS LAOS SAN" FRANCISCO, (UP) Three Adventurous boys, 14, 13 and 9, went "saUuig" around the wind- San Francisco burn shut, out Alabama 28-0, Vanderbilt blanked 26-0, Clcmson thumped The Citadel 59-0, Louisiana State edged Tulanc 14-13, and West Virginia defeated Virginia 14-10 in the main Southern tilts. In the East Villanova won its first game of Jhe season by clubbing Fordham 41-0, and Boston College whipped an old rival, Holy Cross, 31-13.

Rice defeated Baylor 2044 and knocked the Bears out of a.chance to tie Arkansas for the Southwest Conference crown. Arizona defeated Wyoming 42-40, Texas Tech downed Hardin Simmons 81-19, and San Jose State defeated New Mex- Houston Saturday (broke a two ame losing f.trcak, and Wya1 aid he was happy to see his tean ounce bnck from the defeats. Before losing lo SMU and LSI ic Razorbacks scored ccr.secuUv riumphs over Tu'lsa, Texas Chris ian, Baylor, Texas, Ole Miss, Ric nd Texas Wyatt unveiled a new tailbac i the Houston game, and th 'bunsster, sophomore Tortim jockhart led the team to ouchdown. It was Lockharts on The- bout of the- week will be earned out of Cleveland's arena- Vedncsday night. Heavyweights oland I.a.Starza of New ncl Charlie Norkvs of Port ngton, meet in a ID-rounder.

Burned Man Dies at Texarkana TEXARKANA A- 25-yenr- man, who was severely burn-d Saturday 'when his butane gas ruck caught fire, died today in St. Michaels Hospital here. i He was Johnny Salmon, of Brart- ey in southern Lafayette Coun- His three-year-old daughter, Ein- dan also injured in "the fire' regains in critical condition at the lospital. Most animals which can hear can also produce sounds, although) there are some exceptions to the rule. 'ersity of Tulsa, Missouri, Ole Miss ind St.

Louis -University. Last season, Rose's team finish- third in the Southwest Confer- nce, and had an overall record of 3 victories against 10 defeats. The coach probably will play his entire squad in next month's games is he a winning combination. One sophomore, 6-9 Charlie Brown, sue to see plenty of action. appfe'arance.

He replaced Budd Benson at the helm of -the second' team. Benson also sparked one touchdown drive, as did starting tailback George Walker. Lockhait rr.ced around end from: Ihe three for the first Arkansas' tally Walker plunged over from the one for the second; and Benson passed to end Walt Matthews' for the third. I The scoring pass was intended for Jerry McFaddenn who tipped the ball into Matthews' hands. Henry Moore, Arkansas tofilli- ant fullback, led the Razorbac'i ground attack with 58 yards On 19' carries.

Yesterday, Moore and Porkers great guard, Bud Brooks, were named to the All-Southwest Conference team. Blocking Preston Carpenter, the teams leadt ing. pass receiver, was named to the second unit. Arkansas found little trouble from Houston's offense. The Cougera never got past the Arkansas 25.

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