Bobcats Top Hogs In Magnolia Invite Thriller
Coach Billy Mitchell’s Bobcats upset the Texarkana Razorbacks 64 59 to end their unbeaten run and claim first in the Magnolia Invitational. Hope rallied from a disastrous start, with Jerry Burnett scoring 18 and Mike Archer 12 as Texarkana’s Freddie Green poured in 30 in a back and forth contest.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
The article presents Solunar Tables from John Alden Knight. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold, with minor periods shorter. The schedule lists daily times for AM and PM windows, indicating optimal fishing or hunting periods.
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Football in Camellia Bowl Mont St Sacramento 7
Football notes indicate the Camellia Bowl involving Mont and Sacramento with a 7 score. No clear date or full team names available. Further readable text needed to confirm participants and outcome.
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Two Bowl Games On Saturday Grid Menu
The top small college teams wrap post season with two major bowls Saturday Bluebonnet Bowl Tulsa Utah Liberty Bowl Mississippi Tulsa West Virginia Utah Four regional NCAA champions crowned East Central MT State Iowa Montana State and others. East Carolina edged UMass 14 13 Tangerine Bowl.
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Hope's Holiday Tourney Opens Tonight in Jones Field House
The sixth Hope Holiday Tournament starts at 6:00 in Jones Field House with eight senior boys teams and eleven senior girls teams. Tonight's girl games include Springhill vs Stephens, Glenwood vs Stamps, and Hope's Lady Cats vs Guernsey. Hope is the lone AA team. Ouachita is the only A entrant. No tournament games Tuesday. Bobcats and Junior Boys meet Prescott in scheduled play.
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Cats stumble as Bodcaw rallies in rough Hope game
Ronnie Ingram and Jerry Burnett report a tough night as the Hope Lady Cats won 63-21 over Bodcaw seniors and the Bodcaw Boys upset the Hope boys 56-48. Bodcaw used 21 late free throws to pull away in the final quarter while Hope fouled heavily. Cecilia Archer topped Hope with 14 points, and Carol Anthony led Bodcaw with 23 in a lopsided girls game marked by dominance in the second and third periods.
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Blevins Shakes Two From Spring Hill In Pair Of Games
Blevins and Spring Hill teams clashed Friday night with Blevins securing two wins in three games. The senior boys won 64 to 52 in double overtime, Sweat scoring 15 and Hicks 12 to lead Blevins while Anderson 18 and McCormack 14 topped the visitors. Junior boys won 32 to 27 behind Smith 14. Spring Hill senior girls triumphed 50 to 39 with McNeil 20 and Kidd 12.
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Fight results by the Associated Press
In San Juan Floyd Patterson from New York KO'd Charley Powell of San Diego. In Maebashi Hiroshi Kobayashi of Japan outpointed Kyon Kim of South Korea. In Paris Marcel Cerdan Jr. of France outpointed Alex Scheid of France. Middleweights.
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Giardello Gambles On Ability In One-Round Title Bout
Philadelphia AP reports middleweight champion Joey Giardello bets on drawing fans as he fights Rubin Hurricane Carter in a single round at Convention Hall. The Cherry Hill, New Jersey, resident is a 7-5 favorite over a Paterson challenger. Start time not provided.
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Giardello eyes gate pull in hometown title bid
Promoter Jimmy Riggio predicts 9,000 to 10,000 fans and a $150,000 gross if Joey Giardello earns a home advantage. The 160 pound champion, coming off a decisive win over Nigeria’s Dick Tiger in Atlantic City, holds a 95-22-11 record with 32 KOs and rare stoppages. Carter, 27, fights with a 20-4 pro record and 13 KOs, only one defeat by knockout last year.
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Bears Shine in Southwest Conference Showdown
Baylor opens in Nashville at the Vanderbilt Classic facing a top ranked Vanderbilt. The Bears then draw either Oklahoma State or Florida State in the second round as Texas A&M enters Bluebonnet Classic action at Houston. Baylor crushed Trinity 139-88 for a conference record, while A&M beat Memphis State 81-71 to move to 4-1. Arkansas snapped a long skid by beating Hardin-Simmons 68-63. SMU ended a losing streak with a 98-75 win over LSU and Texas Tech beat Wyoming 98-87. Texas defeated LSU 83-75 and Oklahoma 86-73. TCU lost to Houston 95-71 and fell 67-62 to Arlington State before a 82-73 loss to Loyola New Orleans.
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Arkansas given probation by SWC over recruiting rules
University of Arkansas accepts SWC decision that it violated football recruiting rules but says infractions were unintentional. Coach Frank Broyles and President David Mullins announced the probation, which is sanction free, allowing participation in the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska. They pledged compliance and withheld specifics pending a faculty meeting.
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