Hope Salvages Only 1 Of 3 In Bradley Opener
Hope High School opened its basketball season at Bradley with three games. The B team won 45 to 41 while the girls teams lost. Johnny Honeycutt led the B team with 14 points and Bill Reinhardt added 13. The Lady Cats fell 54 to 39 to a Bradley squad featuring three All-Staters, one with 26 points, Shirley Smith scoring 21 for Hope. The Junior Girls lost 45 to 25. Barbara Thompson scored 14 for Hope. Local fans are urged to support the basketball program this season.
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Boxing results from multiple venues reported by AP
The Associated Press reports results from several boxing cards. Isaac Lipart of New York outpointed Frankie Ramirez of Los Angeles in Fresno. Ossie Marcano of Puerto Rico stopped Wally Henderson of Jersey City in New Jersey. Tony Lew of England outpointed Wilson Harris of Chicago in Leeds. Luis Moli unfinished at San Jose.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Isaac Lpiart
New York
Rankie Ramirez
Los Angeles
Ossie Marcano
Puerto Rico
Waly Henderson
Jersey City
Leeds
England
Tony Lew
Wilson Harris
Chicago
San Jose
Luis Moli
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight notes major periods lasting 1.5 to 2 hours with bold timing and minor periods. It urges planning fishing or hunting to align with best sport times each day, listing daily periods from Thursday to Sunday with specific start times.
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Twin Linemen Share Outstanding Lineman of the Week
The Associated Press selects Dick Butkus of Illinois and Carl Eller of Minnesota as co recipients for Lineman of the Week after Thanksgiving Day wins. Butkus powered Illinois to a 13-0 victory over Michigan State securing the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid, while Eller helped Minnesota beat Wisconsin 14-0. Eller, a 6 5 245 pound tackle from Winston Salem, is hailed as one of the best interior linemen and later joined the Minnesota Vikings.
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Associated Press
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Dick Butkus
Trinets
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Tone
Jauret
Butkus
Chicago
Ilinois
Michigan State
East Lansing
Eller
Winston-Salem
N.C
Tittle and Brown Snap the Records
New York AP report notes Y A Tittle and Jim Brown setting NFL records in passing and rushing while Johnny Unitas advances in the season statistics. Old Y A throws two TDs as the Giants rally past the Cowboys for a career record. Brown reaches 1,677 rushing yards and leads scorers with 90 points. Bobby Joe Conrad remains top pass catcher with 40 receptions for 763 yards.
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Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Boxing results glimpse from scattered 1960s notes
Fragmentary report shows San Jose boxer beating Tony Noriega in Bakersfield by score 141 to 138. Honolulu bout has Denny Moyer outpointing Hurricane Kid in Portland, with San Francisco listed to ten as a detail.
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Ore
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San Franisco
The 100 Point Game Era Opens In College Hoops
College basketball adopts automatic out of bounds stoppage to add playing time and spur 100 point games. Arizona State, Miami, Auburn, Oklahoma, Baylor and Oklahoma State post century totals in early 1963-64 action. West Texas State tops at 126 as 16 teams reach or exceed 100 in three days.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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New Mexico
Auburn
Howard
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Sooners
Baylor
Artington State
Oklahoma State
Hank Loha
Southern Ilinois
West Texas State
Oregon State
Washington State
Minnesota
Iowa State
Vanderbilt
SMU
Stanford
Oregon
Tom Dose
Clemson
North Carolina
Mike Bohonak
Willie Somerset
Jeff
Duquesne
St. Francis
Seton Hall
Catholic U
Richie
Four Arkansans in Pro Draft
The NFL drafted four Arkansas players including three from the University of Arkansas. Wesley Bryant of Texarkana was taken by Los Angeles, Jerry Lamb of Houston drafted by St. Louis, Gordon Guest from Pine Bluff by Washington, and Bob Brown from Arkansas AM&N College in Pine Bluff by San Francisco.
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National Football League
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University of Arkansas
Los Angeles
Wesley Bryant
Texarkana
St. Louis
Jerry Lamb
Houston
Tex
Washington
Gordon Guest
Pine Bluff
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Navy Seeks 25 Points To Claim Scoring Title
Navy already tops the national scoring pace at 32.6 per game after nine contests and needs 25 points against Army on Saturday to secure the scoring title. Utah State trails at 31.7 and Tulsa holds a passing record, while Navy also leads in passing accuracy at .655.
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Annapolis
Army
NCAA
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Middies
Tulsa
Stanford
Louisville
Washington State
Texas Western
Broncos Sign End Matt Snorton from Michigan State
The Denver Broncos of the AFL announced Tuesday night the signing of end Matt Snorton, 6-4, 245 pounds, from Michigan State.
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Denver Broncos
American Football League
Matt Snorton
Michigan State
Turner's signing boosts Cards in fast-developing swap
Lexington AP reports Kentucky tackle Her shel Turner, a 230 pound senior, signed with St. Louis of the Dek's tap in. In other college results Kansas State beat South Dakota State 87 to 59 and Florida topped Florida State 78 to 55 among multiple games. Navy beat Baltimore 77 to 60 and Holy Cross defeated St Michael's 87 to 69.
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Hershel Turner
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Dek
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South Dakota State
Marquette
North Dakota
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Florida State
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N.Y
George Washington
Navy
Baltimore
Montana State
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Creighton
Hardin- Simmons
Richmond
East Carolina
William and Mary
Hampden-Sydney
College Basketball Results From Across Regions
Associated Press reports Tuesday results across the nation with Duquesne, St Francis Pa, St John's, Geo, Washington, Mass, Boston U, Holy Cross, St Michael's, Seton Hall, Cath U among winners. Others include Auburn, Clemson, North Carolina, Miami, Florida, Navy, Maryland-William Mary, Hampden-Sydney in tight scores and upsets. Midwest games feature Okla St, Minn, Iowa St, Kansas St, Dakota teams with Creighton and Marquette pulling wins. Southwest heavy scoring Arizona St and Vanderbilt SMU Baylor Arlington St. Far West Oregon St and Washington St, Stanford Oregon. NBA results note Francisca vs New York and Tuesday/Thursday slate with Boston Cincinnati on tap.
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Seton Hall
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Harding Jolt Upsets Ouachita Tigers in Searcy
Harding College opened the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference race with a 90-76 win over Ouachita College Tigers in Searcy, using a full court press to seize control. State Teachers beat Ozarks 67-56 in Clarksville, Arkansas Tech rallied to defeat Arkansas College 74-60 in Batesville, and Southern State fell 76-71 to East Texas Baptist College in Texas.
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Associated Press
Harding College
Arkansas
Thursday's Games St Louis at Philadelphia Scores
The Associated Press reports college results Harding College 90 Quachita College 76 State Teachers 67 College of the Ozarks 56 Arkansas Tech 84 Arkansas College 74 East Texas Baptist 78 Southern State 71 High School North Little Rock 60 Searcy 42 Little Rock Hall 56 Benton 53 Little Rock Central 78 Jacksonville 45 Rogers 56 Vinita 53 Springdale 46 Siloam Springs iSpringhill La 61 Magnolia 43
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Associated Press College
Harding College
Quachita College
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College of the Ozarks
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas College
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Southern State
Sooner Grisham earns AP back of the week honor
Oklahoma fullback Jim Grisham, described as wild on the field and gentle off it, set a school rushing record with 218 yards, leading Oklahoma to a 39-38 halftime edge in a game that featured lead changes. Other notes include Vernon Rogers scoring 30 for Harding and Leon Clements 25 for Ouachita, with several AIC and OBC standings referenced.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Jim Grisham
Associated Press
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Quachita
Vernon Rogers
Bisons
Harding
AIC
OBC
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Bob Ratchford
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Highlanders
Bill Boley
Wonder Boys
LaVaughan Robertson
Arkansas College
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Ozarks
Joe Bagwell
Wilt Beats the Bug as Knicks Fall to Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain, hampered by a chest cold, returned to play 41 minutes and register 21 points and 22 rebounds as the San Francisco Warriors defeated the New York Knickerbockers 116-108. The Knicks face a rough stretch with upcoming games at Detroit and Baltimore, while San Francisco visits St. Louis. Spain ruled what is now Arkansas from 176 to 1803.
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Associated Press
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Olney star runs through OSU as team eyes title
The 211-pound Olney, Texas junior scored four touchdowns in a 34-10 win over arch rival Oklahoma State. He has 16 career rushing touchdowns and 1572 rushing yards in two varsity seasons. He says the team can win the national championship with many key players returning and a strong line.
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