Local Teams Post Victories in Tournament
In a Jones Field House night of hopes and upsets, Ouachita ousted Lockesburg 42-38 as the boys pull off a surprise. The Hope Ladycats beat Ouachita 51-47 with Shirley Smith scoring 23 to pace the win. Lewisville girls, defending state champs, edged Lockesburg 51-47 for their third tournament victory.
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Ouachita
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Arkansas High School Basketball Scores From AP Table
Arkansas high school and college basketball results reported by the Associated Press show a wide range of scores across teams. The list includes Ouachita, Arkansas State JC, Conway, Sheridan, Magnolia, Crossett, Camden Fairview, White-Hall, Delight, Saratoga, Malvern, Ashdown, St Charles, Hazen, Wheatley, Clarksville, Ozark, Monticello, Dumas, Pine Bluff area teams, and Ouachita County with multiple close games and decisive wins.
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Conway
Sheridan
Magnolia
Crossett
Camden Fairview
Smackner
Emerson
Stephens
Taylor
White-Hall
Delight
Saratoga
Saratga
Malvern
Ashdown
St. Charles
Hazen
Wheatley
Cotton
Clarksville
Ozark
Oak Ridge
Joe T. Robinson
Market Tree
Gosnell
Dumas
Monticello
Valley View
Dixie
Kensett
Pangburn
Ouachita County
Lockesburg
Hope
Bradley
Celtics Rest During Travel Break Before Hawks Clash
The Boston Celtics, in a busy week, take a travel day rest before a Saturday showdown with the Atlanta Hawks in St. Louis. Their seven game win streak ended with a 113 112 loss to the Knicks in Rhode Island where Len Chappell saved the lead and Johnny Egan and Tom Gola combined for the decisive play.
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National Basketball Association
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St.Louis
Hawks
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Knickerbockers
Rhode Island Auditorium
Providence
Knicks
Len Chappell
New York
Johnny Egan
Tom Gola
Gola
Egan
Madlock's Cagers Reach Fifth Straight Win
Madlock's Texacos Five extended their streak with a 117 to 98 victory over Henderson Independent. Dennis Townsend led with 32 points, Brint Qdom and Dennis Polk added 29 each, while Gene Robinson topped Henderson with 25. In the girls contest Ville's Dooley scored 21 as Hope demolished Bradley 70 to 44. Semifinals kick off Friday with Spring Hill, Glenwood, Ouachita matchups, then Ladycats vs Lewisville and Bobcats vs Guernsey.
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Henderson
Dennis Townsend
Brint Qdom
Dennis Polk
Gene Robinson
Gus Robey
Loc
Spring Hill
Glenwood
Ouachita
Ladycats
Lewisville
Bobcats
Guernsey
Minor Major AM Schedule Fragments
A compact record notes a sequence of times labeled minor and major in the morning and evening blocks with several fractional times and a final range. The item lists times 9 55, 19 30, 4 55, 10 18 and a 9 55 range, suggesting a timetable or log entry without additional context.
Barry Leads College Scorers With 226 Points In Six Games
New Jersey youth Barry from Roselle Park and Miami Huricanes star shows early dominance with 226 points in six games and a 37.7 average. Fred Hetzel of Davidson trails after three games with 53 points against Furman, per the NCAB weekly stats.
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Rick Barry
New Jersey
Roselle Park
University of Miami Hurricanes
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Miami
Tampa
Duquesne
Pitt
LaSalle
Niagara
St. John's
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Furman
Mays Captures NL Slugging Title With 47 Homers
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants won the National League slugging crown for the fourth time, finishing with a .607 average on 351 total bases and 179 hits in 1964. He also set NL records for career slugging average and consecutive 300-base seasons, with 21 doubles, nine triples, and 47 homers. Ron Santo trailed in slugging average at .564, followed by Richie Allen, Rico Carty, Frank Robinson, Orlando Cepeda, Billy Williams, and Hank Aaron.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
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Giants
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Rico Carty
Milwaukee
Frank Robinson
Orlando
Cepda
Billy Williams
Chicago
Hank Aaron
Bal
College Basketball Results Across Regions
NYU 82 Penn State 73 and other shows NC State 65 Fordham 64 Duquesne 75 Holy Cross 92 Fairfield 89 Harvard 88 Trinity 78 Connecticut 0 Maine 62 Wake Forest 88 Virginia 75 The Citadel 96 Marshall 84 Furman 79 South Carolina 71 William and Mary 66 VMI 63 Sewanee 46 Mississippi 44 Midwest St Louis 90 Princeton 71 Freidenca 95 Creighton 90 Miami Ohio 91 Bowl Georgia 54 Bradley 75 Utah State 69 Cincinnati 76 Kansas 72 Drake 76 Toledo 98 St Francis Pa 74 Southwest Arkansas 72 Phil Oilers 70 Bluebonnet Bowl Auburn 94 Rice 71 Houston 59 Texas A&M 49
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Fordham
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Colorado
Holy Cross
Fairfield
Harvard
Trinity
Connecticut
Maine
Wake’ Forest
Virginia
Citadel
Marshall
Furman
Sto. Carolina
William & Mary
VMI
Sewanee
Mississippi
Midwest St. Louis
Princeton
Freidenca
Creighton
Miami Ohio
Bowl Ga
Bradley
Utah
Cincinnati
Kansas
Town St
Drake
Toledo
St. Francis
Southwest Arkansas
Phil
Oilers
Buffalo and Boston Down to the Wire
In a big AFL East clash Buffalo and Boston square off with Buffalo holding a half game edge for a Dec. 26 title date if they win or tie. Boston, at home under coach Mike Holovak, must beat the Bills to claim the division as New England attempts to rebound after recent wins and losses.
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Buffalo
San Diego
Bills
Oakland
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Mexican Baseball League sets attendance record in 1964
In Mexico City officials report 2,185,260 admissions for the 1964 season, a new attendance record for the Mexican League which has eight teams. Last year with seven teams attendance was 1,808,762.
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Mexico City
Parkers Upset Phillips 66 In Last-Second Finish
John Talkington nailed a 12-foot jump shot at the final second to lift Arkansas to a 72-70 comeback win over the Phillips 66 Oilers in Little Rock. The Oilers led 41-30 at halftime before Arkansas surged in the second half behind Steve Rousseau and J. D. Benet. Ken Saylors scored 16 for Phillips, Rascoe sank free throws for a 70-70 tie, and Arkansas secured the rebound in the final moments to clinch the victory.
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Little Rock
John Talkington
Arkansas
Phillips 66 Oilers
Oilers
Tininn Wers
Steve Rousseau
Razorbacks
Rousne
Ken Saylors
Arkansas Tech
Talkington
Bobby Rascoe
Rascoe
McConnell
Arkan
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Black Bee Wee
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Saylors
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Ais
Rousseau
Tea
Cats Began Service To Humans With Ancient Egyptians
The article notes cats were first kept by Egyptians to protect grain stores from rats, marking early domestication and use in service to humankind.
National Basketball Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports New York edged Boston 113 to 112 in Thursday action. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Detroit, with Philadelphia at San Francisco on tap. Saturday features Cincinnati at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, and Boston at St. Louis.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Thought Judges Trigger Happy
Detroit Olympia crowd packed for a National Hockey League game as the Red…
Bruins win 5 3 after quick second period goals
Wings and Bruins clashed as three goals in 59 seconds of the second period proved legitimate, two by Boston boosting a 5-3 victory. In the other NHL game, Montreal tied Toronto 2-2 with two third period goals.
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Boston Bruins
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