Spring Hill Visits Hope High In Holiday Basketball Slate
Spring Hill invades Jonas Field House for three games at 6:00 p.m. with Junior Girls first, then Senior Girls and the Hope High School boys versus Mie Spring Hill B. Betty McNeil has left Hope Lady Cats for Southern State. Bobcats travel to Magnolia for the Southern State Invitational facing Taylor and other strong teams in a crowded tourney.
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Blevins Second in Fouke Tournament Finals Narrow Loss
Blevins senior boys finished second in the Fouke Sr Basketball Tournament after a 54 53 finals loss to Stamps. James Roberts led rebounding and scoring while Blevins beat Atlanta Texas B team 67 37. In semis they defeated Winthrop 62 39. girls were eliminated 47 37 by Bright Star.
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Majors' Job Unfilled at U of A
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said he had not decided on a successor for assistant coach Johnny Majors who recently accepted a head coaching post at Iowa State. Harold Horton, a former Razorback, visited the Arkansas campus to discuss the move. Horton starred in the Razorback secondary in 1960-61.
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1967 Horse Race Season Nears End
The year closes for thoroughbreds and trotters with NY tracks facing lower total betting than 1966 due to fewer racing days. Aqueduct ends Friday with the $50,000 Sysonby Handicap while Yonkers and Roosevelt report strong attendance and a possible wagering rise. Quicken Tree won the Display Handicap at Aqueduct as 47,391 fans watched the final weekend.
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UCLA Rolls Over Iowa State 121 80 in rout
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor with 45 points as they crushed Iowa State 121 80. Coach Johnny Woolen praised the Bruins who extended their winning streak to 37 games while Houston beat Minors 54 46. Upsets hit Louisville Kansas and North Carolina as top teams faltered on Saturday.
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Browns Clinch Century Crown With 20 16 Win Over St Louis
National football notes from a weekend of NFL action highlight Cleveland’s 20-16 victory over St Louis to clinch the Century Division title as Houston’s 18 yard interception TD seals the win. Colts remain unbeaten at 13 games after a 30-10 win over New Orleans and Rams keep pace with a late 27-24 win over Green Bay.
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Miami’s Corbin Intercepts Twice For Miami Victory
Miami’s Ken Corbin, once nicknamed Concrete Block Hands, intercepted two passes and returned both for touchdowns as Miami topped Florida 20-13 in the yearly rivalry. The 218-pound senior’s two picks, plus an 80-yard kickoff return, sparked the Hurricanes as Dick Sorenson was sidelined with injuries. Corbin credited confidence after the first interception and 45-yard return, while coach Charlie Tate noted the loss of Corbin’s nicknames after the big game.
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N C Bucks Leaders in West Play
The New Orleans Buccaneers lead the West with 19 wins in 25 games as Doug Moe scores 25 in a 129 110 win over Dallas. Minnesota stays atop the East with loss to Pittsburgh while Indiana, St Louis, and Houston suffer key results in Sunday NBA action.
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Eagles Big Stake in Money Game
Philadelphia based report outlines Jerry Wolman selling control via a $14.5 million deal to Norman Raab interests. $2.5 million buys 30 percent stock. remaining as a three year loan secured by Eagles stock. Wolman to remain president. Raab group gains effective control until loan repaid.
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Gypsy Joe Harris Aims For 23rd Straight Win
Gypsy Joe Harris, known as boxing’s eccentric, shed his mink bow tie and red trunks for a 10 round bout against Miguel Barreto of Puerto Rico in Philadelphia. The bout, viewed as a lead in to a welterweight title shot against Curtis Cokes in Dallas next month, follows a controversial decision in their last clash. Harris, rated No 1 welterweight by the WBA, weighs about 154, Barreto around 145 or 146, with claims Barreto hurt both hands in the fourth round of their previous meeting.
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St Louis Blues Win In Tight NHL Game
The St Louis Blues secure their seventh victory in 25 games led by veteran Dickie Moore. Frank St Marseile nets his first NHL goal for St Louis while Ted Irvine and Gordon Labosiere score late to top Boston. Los Angeles surprise victory over the Bruins highlights a busy night with multiple scorers.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Richard Knight Guide
The Solunar Tables schedule printed here is taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt good cover during these times. Major Periods begin at the shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. Minor Periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Use Central Starlord time.
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Wanted Men and Women for Government Service Jobs
Men and women age 8 and over are urged to prepare for government service openings over the next 22 months. Positions pay high salaries, offer security and advancement, but require tests and some specialized education or experience. Lincoln Servint offers prep courses and study materials to help applicants pass tests and qualify for federal jobs.
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