Prescott High hosts three game bill at Jones Field House
Hope Bobcats, Prescott Curley Wolves, and Lady Cats clash in a three game slate at Jones Field House starting 6 PM. Prescott returns star players Ronnie White and Van Culpepper out with injuries while Mike Hill leads the Wolves with punch. Hope planners lean on seniors Sallee Middlebrooks Garner Henley East. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for students.
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Top Teams Victims of Also Rans In NBA Monday Night
The Alsorans upset by routing frontrunners in the East as Kentucky beat Denver. Dampier led Denver with 30 points while Hightower scored 28 for Denver. The Rockets shot 32 percent as Ron Perry drove Muskies to a late lead with 19 seconds left before Houston tied it in the third period.
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Accommodating Eight Chairs For Interviews In Grenoble
Michel Jacquemain, head of the French Olympic accommodation office, arranges lodging for the Grenoble Winter Games crowd. He notes about 80,000 visitors daily and that the United States supplies about a quarter of bookings. With Grenoble short on beds, locals are being recruited as temporary hostlers to handle the influx and ensure guests’ comfort.
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Sox Slugger Recovering From Injury
Boston slugger Tony Conlye Hiaro is recovering after a near sight-ending hit near the left eye last August. He reported improvement after three baseball workouts and praised progress in Harvard’s indoor cage with no eye blurs during drills.
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Tarnished UCLA Tops Poll Despite Opening Setback
UCLA remains atop the AP college basketball poll after a narrow season opener loss, as the Bruins earned 31 first place votes to lead a pack that includes Louisville Kansas and North Carolina. Houston and Purdue posted strong showings in the preseason rankings with notable early wins and performances.
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College Basketball Roundup From Weekend Scores
A packed slate shows Columbia topping Lehigh 78 67 while Duquesne defeated Amer U New Hamp 84 MIT 2 St. Francis Pa 113 Wa burg 84. Other results include Kentucky 99 Florida 76 and Vanderbilt 89 Auburn 65 with several more multi team upsets and upcoming games noted. The NBA and ABA schedules ran with several notable results and matchups on the slate.
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Backcourt Men Top Scorers in the NBA
New York report lists top backcourt scorers with Dave Bing Hal Greer Walt Hageard Len Wilkens Nate Thurmond and others. The article notes field goal and free throw percentages and highlights per game averages, with partial standings and team affiliations.
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Central Is Rated Tops in Cage Poll
Central High School leads the first AP high school basketball poll of the season with eight first place votes and 106 points. Northside collected three first place votes for 99 points, while North Little Rock was third and Horace Mann tied for fourth with Pine Bluff. Class A A dominance marked the top nine positions.
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LSU Star Pete Maravich Scores 42 In Win
Pete Maravich poured in 42 points as LSU defeated Texas 87 74 in Austin. The 6 5 sophomore later scored 48 in a 97 81 win over Tampa, as LSU improved to 2 0 on the season.
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Parker Will Make Hall of Fame
Karl Neale, famed coach and player known as Greasy, says pro football lacks spirit and trickery. Inductees for the Hall of Fame include Neale and 400 former athletes alongside 13 grid schools, with Purdue president Dr. Frank Hovde honored with the Gold Medal at a dinner. McKay of USC to receive the MacArthur Bowl as champion biographical note.
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College basketball scores and results roundup
State 76 69 over Bradley as Michigan State edged Detroit 101 99 Drake fell to Minn. 82 05 and Maryland beat George Washington 71 ? West region results show Seton Hall notched a win over California 84 74 San Diego State defeated Santa Clara 92 85 and St Mary’s beat Creighton 71 79
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Richard Alden Knight
The Solunar Pertots schedule is printed from Richard Alden Knight the Solunar Table plan to help plan days for hunting and fishing. It lists major periods in bold type with start and end times and a few minor periods following, using Central Standard Time and a map for Minnesota.
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No Hockey National Hockey League News From AP Desk
The Associated Press report notes no NHL games or standings updates scheduled for today and previews upcoming league actions. The brief mentions general league activity without listing teams or dates.
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East West Players Selected for Shrine Game
The West squad for the 43rd East West Shrine football game to be played December 30 at Candlestick Park announced by Ted Balliet. Selections include UCLA star Gary Behan at quarterback and a cadre of top receivers and defenders from Oregon State to California.
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Purdue Star Injured Foot Sidelined After Crack
Purdue basketball forward from Lebanon High School suffers a left foot crack on opening play against top rival Vora. He will miss weeks of practice and games as doctors assess healing. Coaches expect rejoining team after a period of rest and rehab.
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