Warriors Rise to Second in West After Big Win
The San Francisco Warriors moved into second in the Western Division after a 131-118 thrashing of the Baltimore Bullets. Paul Neumann scored 16 points in six minutes of the fourth quarter as the Warriors stretched their win streak to three and dropped the Bullets from contention. The victory left San Francisco at 25-30 on the season, 5.5 games behind the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Trio in Dixie Ranked U S Top Cage Team
The AP top college basketball poll places Duke Kentucky and Vanderbilt as the first three. Duke leads with 398 points and 24 first place votes after a 13th straight win. Kentucky has 386 points and 17 first place votes with two wins last week. Vanderbilt rises to third after an easy win over LSU, with a 15-2 record and a possible boost with a Kentucky game upcoming. Dayton also received a first place vote but remained unranked after an upset of St Joseph's.
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League Not Ignoring Court Order
Baseball lawyers say the National League is not ignoring a Wisconsin court order and the league plans to comply. Judge Elmer Baller noted the order and did not find evidence of disregard while the Braves and Dodgers faced calendar constraints. Garcìa, Kuhn, and Wilder are named in the discussion as involved in the dispute over scheduling and field dates.
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Water notice delays and court order cited in sports dispute
The report records a disjointed account where officials discuss a water shutdown, February start delays, and a restraining court order amid a National League dispute. Special counsel Stafford criticizes the league's image while noting the need for a meaningful order to allow continued local benefits and baseball operations.
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Bowie Race Course seeks opening after heavy snowfall
AP report details Bowie Race Course in Rue Maryland racing preparations for Wednesday. Snow slowed operations as staff cleared tracks and stalls. Horses faced delays while workers, including supervisor Meyers and manager Leddy, coordinated efforts to reopen the course.
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Burns Finally Comes Into His Own
Jerry Burns, dismissed as Iowa head coach after five poor seasons, joins the Green Bay Packers coaching staff in a prestigious move. Coach Vince Lombardi did not specify his exact role but expected to handle defensive back field duties, replacing Norb Hecker who moved to the Atlanta Falcons. Burns had kept a low profile since mid November.
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Venturi Wins Lucky International Open in Frisco
Ken Venturi won $8,500 first prize at the Lucky International Open Golf Tournament in Frisco. The San Francisco native, after a 1960s health scare, shot 66 at Harding Park to overcome Frank Beard and secure the title amid hometown support and a note of aiming for the 1966 U S Open at nearby Olympic Club.
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National Hockey League Results Noting No Games Wednesday
Associated Press report notes no games on Wednesday with New York at Chicago not on the schedule.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press worldwide results
Boxing results from Las Vegas Bristol Paris and Montreal report numerous decisions stoppages and draws. Eddie Pace out pointed Freddie Little in Las Vegas while Jack Bodell stopped Bill Nielsen in Bristol Alan Rudkin outpointed Edmundo Esparza in Manchester Gil Diaz stopped Joseph Gonzales in Paris and two welterweight bouts in Fort Wayne and Brazil ended in a draw Marcel Bizien out pointed Joey Durelle in Montreal Armand Savoie KOed Jessy Cortez in Montreal with various regional notes.
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National Basketball Association Monday Results
NBA results from Francisco 131 Baltimore Monday games Detroit vs Boston in Newark Baltimore at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco Wednesdays games Boston at Detroit Cincinnati at Los Angeles St Louis vs Philadelphia Greensboro N C plus college scores from the East Niagara, Kentucky, Alabama, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Maryland, North Carolina, Morehead, Tennessee Tech, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida Southern, Grambling, Texas A I, Midwest Wichita, North Texas State, Drake, Tulsa, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Oklahoma City, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Missouri, Butler, Notre Dame, William Penn, Tarkie, Southwest Sul Ross, Texas A I, Far West UCLA, Arizona, Oregon, Hawaii, Weber, Portland State, Arkansas State, Arlington State, Southern University, AM&N.
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Parham Files for Sixth Judicial District Prosecutor
Rodney Parham, deputy prosecuting attorney for Pulaski County, announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney of the Sixth Judicial District. The district includes Pulaski and Perry counties. Prosecuting Attorney Jernigan says he will run for chancellor of the First Unancery Court, Second Division.
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Central Is Still Tops in AP Poll for fifth week
Little Rock Central remains No 1 in the AP high school basketball poll for the fifth straight week. Harti Or Son remains unbeaten, while Harrison and Mountain Home exchange spots behind the Tigers. Other top 10 include North Little Rock, Mountain Home, Fort Smith Southside, Pine Bluff, Paragould, White Hall, Jonesboro, and Hot Springs.
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