Parks Fee Plan Sparks Arkansas Public Notice
Arkansas awaits details of Public Law 88 578 the Land and Water Conservation Fund with a projected national $10 million yearly budget Arkansas could receive about $1 46 million the first year and over $2 3 million annually thereafter Funds may cover statewide outdoor recreation planning land acquisition and facility development Fees may apply to designated federal recreation areas including car stickers and single or weekly entry options The Ouachita Forest and eight Corps lakes face possible charges while driving into forests for hunting or fishing remains free
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Gus Albright
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
ORRRC
Congress
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Land and Water Conservation Fund
State Planning Commission
United States
Yellowstone
Yosemite National Park
Ouachita Forest
Three Records Fall at Ouachita Relays
At Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia the relay meet produced three eclipsed marks. Little Rock Hall won the Division I title with 86 points, while De Queen and Stamps tied for Division II with 55 points. Jerry Petty of Malvern set a discus record with 155-6 and Ricky Cross of North Little Rock added a new 180 hurdles best at 19.6 seconds amid a night of strong performances by several Arkansas teams.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ouachita
Quachita Baptist University
Little Rock Hall
Queen
Stamps
Jerry Petty
Malvern
Jim Martindale
Norphiet
Steve Roper
Ricky Cross
North Little Rock
Gordon Norwood
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Idabel
Okla
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Watson Chapel
Sheridan
Texarkana
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Petty
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Cross
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Manny
Puckett
Jim Cunningham
Thompson
Berner
Barden
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Bailey
Lee
Waldo
England
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Stephens
Steve Mauldin
Gurdon
Jerry Hill
Dierks
Ed Wood
Don Hamilton
J. B. Vaughn
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Bryant
Roper
Mike Langley
Danny Pike
de Queen
Jerry Wood
Bauxite
Murray Neely
Ronnie Strickland
Gordon
Stamps Fields
Garner
Langley
Fields
Hit by Fox Proves Fatal to Yankees
The Associated Press reports a quiet day in exhibitions as teams conclude spring play. Cincinnati Reds led Grapefruit and Cactus standings with a 19-4 pre season mark while Houston defeated Baltimore 5-0 at the Astros dome. Regular season opened in nine cities. Koufax tested his arthritic elbow in a 2-1 Dodgers win over Washington and iced afterward. Fox delivered a Texas indoor record in extras for Houston past the Yankees 3-2. Milwaukee swept Detroit 3-2. St. Louis beat Kansas City 6-5. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 5-1 in Alabama. Cleveland and Los Angeles fell to Pacific Coast League clubs Portland 6-5 in 10 and Seattle 1-0 over the Angels.
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Associated Press
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Sandy Koufax
Chicago White Sox
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Houston
Astros
Koufax
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Washington
Sandy
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Texas
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Stanley Cup Standings and Results Report
Montreal beat Toronto 3 1 to take a 3 2 series lead. Detroit defeated Chicago 4 2 to go up 3 2 in the series. No games today with Detroit at Chicago and Montreal at Toronto on the upcoming schedule.
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Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Nicklaus Wins Open With World Record 271 At Augusta
Jack Nicklaus dominates at Augusta to set a 271 total for 72 holes, 17 under par, earning the crowd favorite tag as his pack leaves Arnie's Army behind. Spectators exceed 25,000 as he seals the victory with a record-breaking performance and celebratory reception.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Augusta, Ga
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Arnie
Columbus
Ohio
Preseason picks shape NL and AL races across six teams
National League looks to St Louis and Philadelphia as big contenders while New York Yankees Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles lead American League projections. Managers in Las Vegas odds favor the Yankees in AL and Giants Cardinals Dodgers Phillies and Reds in the NL with opening day under way.
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Johnny Keane
New York
al Lopez
Chicago
Yankees
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Bob Swift
Laguna defeats Ortiz to take world lightweight title
In Terme Italy Ismael Laguna outpointed Carlos Ortiz to become world lightweight champion. In Terme Federico Scarponi stopped Luigi Lucini, while Mitsunori Seki stopped Dommy Florian in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Panama
Ismael Laguna
Colon
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Laguna
Ortiz
Terme
Italy
Federico Scarponi
Luigi Lucini
Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Dommy Florian
Philippines
Nicklaus Captures Masters With Record Eight-Under 64
Nicklaus, a youthful challenger, defied critics and fans as he tied the Masters record with an eight-under 64 on Saturday at Augusta. Palmer praised Nicklaus's four rounds 67 71 64 69 as the greatest 72 holes of golf, noting his superb putting and mature play from a week of preparation.
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Nicklaus
Arnie Palmer
Gary
Augusta National Golf Club
Palmer
Brehmer Wins Trapshoot at Julius E. Petty Memorial
M. H. Brehmer of Fayetteville shot 454 of 500 to win the three day Julius E Petty Memorial Trapshoot in Mountain Home Arkansas. Clifford Green Jr. of Germantown Tennessee was second with 452x500 as about 40 gunners from Arkansas Missouri Kansas Tennessee and Illinois competed for Petty trophies.
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Ark
M. H. Brehmer
Fayetteville
Julius E .Petty
Clifford Green Jr
Germantown
Tenn
Green
Petty
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Tennessee
Illinois
Records Fall in University Track Meet Held in Arkansas
Little Rock Central claimed the Class AAA title at the University of Arkansas High School Relays with 44.42 points, while Russellville topped Class AA, Clarksville won Class A and Pea Ridge earned Class B. Seventeen records were tied or broken as Central set marks in the mile, 880, and 100 yard dash.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Little Rock
Little Rock Central
Fort Smith Northside
Springdale
Bryan
Warrick
Snyder
White
LK Central
Polk
LR Central
Johnson
Goodkin
Fort Smith
Fancher
Swafford
Taylor
Hemingway
Lee
Carter
Stewart
Hutchinson
Moss Fort Smith
Spencer
Vess
Hubbard
Sharp
Brown
Stout
Watson
Gardner
Hole-in-One Tourney Won by Williams
Buck Williams won the Hope Men’s Golf Association Hole-in-one Tourney at Hope Country Club on Thursday April 8, shooting within 4 feet 1 inch for a first prize of nine golf balls. Finalists won 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 balls. 21 participants. Dinner for 33 followed with two films shown featuring Bobby Nichols and Jackie Bonvin.
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Buck Williams
Hope Men's Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Mitch LaGrone
Royce Smith
Dub” Bruner
Ken Daniels
Jim Pruden
Bobby Nichols
Jackie Bonvin
Astros Offer Refunds After Sun Budgeted Bad Weather
Houston owners considered refunding nearly 250000 to about 70000 weekend Astrodome ticket holders if Saturday or Sunday exhibitions became a Keystone comedy due to sun glare. Paul Richards said the plan, backed by Judge Hofheinz and R E Smith, followed the Dome flaw but Sunday all games proceeded with clouds and a 3 2 10 inning win over the Yankees drew 48145 fans.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Paul Richards
Astros
Hofheinz
R. E. Smith
Yankees
Baseball Standings and Schedules From 1964 Season
The American League lists New York leading with 63 wins and Baltimore close behind at 65 losses, with Detroit and Los Angeles mid-pack. National League shows St Louis and Cincinnati near the top, Philadelphia and San Francisco right behind, and Chicago further back as Monday games include St Louis at Chicago and Los Angeles at New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
W. L. Pet. G
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Phila
Phia
San Fran
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Sunday Exhibition Baseball Scores
Milwaukee 3 Detroit 2. Chicago A 8 Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles N 2. Washington Chicago N 10. Boston 3 Houston 3 10 innings. St Louis 6 Kansas City 5. Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1. Portland PCL 6 Cleveland 5 10 innings. Seattle PCL 1. Los Angeles A 0. Baltimore 5 Houston 0.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Portland
Cleveland
Seattle
Baltimore
Celtics edge Philadelphia as series tightens
In a playoff showdown Boston tops Philadelphia 114 198 to pull within a game of the series lead while Los Angeles defeats Baltimore 120 112 to take a 3 2 edge. Boston visits Philadelphia and Los Angeles travels to Baltimore in upcoming games.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Astros Rally Past Orioles in Rain-Shortened Tilt
2,457 fans watched as the Astros defeated the Orioles 11 in a delayed afternoon game. Coach Richards thanked the crowd for support and noted prayers for rain were answered with the next best thing.
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Astros
Orioles
Richards
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