Tigers Fall to Fordyce Bears in Arkansas High Clash
Yerger Tigers lost 69 58 at J E Wallace High School Fordyce Arkansas as senior players struggled with accuracy while junior Tigers won 49 37 behind 16 point efforts by Frank Prater and Lee Davis The Bears led 40 17 at halftime and maintained an 11 point edge late The Tigers face Dunbar Titans in Harris Gym Saturday at 6 30 p m seeking rebound and support.
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Lee Davis
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Ray Garland
Kenneth Muldrew
Ronald Shelton
Dunbar Titans
Tevarkana
Texas
Harris Gymnasium
Mantle Signs Fifth Contract for 100000 A Year
Mickey Mantle will move to first base in a bid to revive the Yankees fortunes signing his fifth consecutive 100000 dollar contract. At 35 and nearing 17 seasons with New York the outfielder hints this could be his final year if the switch helps his legs and team. Mantle aims for 5049 career homers 2 164 runs batted in and another World Series appearance to cap a storied career.
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Associated Press
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Mikita Wins $500 Midseason Hockey Awards
New York AP Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks is $500 richer and halfway to securing the NHL Hart Memorial and Lady Byng trophies. He received $250 for leading the midseason MVP race and for best combined play and sportsmanship.
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Fighters to Spar a Few Rounds Before Monday Fight
DIUSIIN FeX aaro GaSe slus Clay and Ernie Terrell planned sparring rounds in workouts today as they prepare for Monday night's championship showdown. Sonny Liston watched Terrell's gym session while the Texas Boxing Commission conducted a preliminary weigh-in with Clay at 210 and Terrell at 201.
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Angelo Dunder
Amateurs and Pros Enter Desert Classic in Palm Springs
A record field of 128 professionals and 364 amateurs converge on Palm Springs for the five day 99 hole Bob Hope Desert Classic. Top names include Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Jack Nicklaus and Doug Sanders with a mix of celebrities joining the event as professionals and amateurs pair in foursomes across Eldorado Indian Wells Bermuda Dunes and La Quinta courses.
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Los Angeles
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Bing Crosby
Gary Player
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Indian Wells
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Tommy Jacobs
Jimmy Desmaret
Andy Willams
Vic Damone
Pat Boone
Ray Bolger
Don Adams
Phil Harris
Joey Bishop
Desi Arnaz
Southern S. Moves Nearer AIC Crown
Southern State veterans edged Arkansas A&M 80-76 to improve to 10-1 and seize a one game lead in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference race. Ouachita Baptist upset Henderson 76-69. Harding beat Ozarks 80-78. Arkansas Tech 79-56 over Hendrix. Philander Smith 106-91 over Arkansas College. Bobby Price led SSC with 20 points. Louis Sansevero topped A&M with 22.
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Associated Press
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al Brown
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Cale teams thrill in Nevada County tourney clash
In Emmet last night the Cale Junior girls won 41 to 26 over Willisville led by the high scorer with 15. Prescott Senior girls beat Willisville 52 to 17 with Bail ey scoring 28. Prescott Senior boys rolled 467 to 49 over Bodcaw as Ingram hit 2% for the winners and Newton 19 for Bodcaw. Tonight at 6:30 the Cale and Laneburg Junior boys meet. 7:30 Cale and Bodcaw Senior girls. 8:30 Cale and Laneburg Senior boys.
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Willisville
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Eddie Tolan Dies at 57 Olympic Champion
Detroit AP report says Eddie Tolan, the 1932 Olympic double gold medalist and first Black sprinter hailed as the fastest man alive, died of an apparent heart attack at 57. He had suffered kidney failure two years earlier and was under weekly hospital treatment. His sister June Brown of Detroit noted he taught a physical education class before being hospitalized.
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SMU Beats TCU To Top SWC Standings On Road
SMU defeated TCU 89-88 in Dallas to seize the SWC lead as Lynn Phillips scored 25 points and Charley Beasley added key steals. TCU, 4-1 in league, saw Mickey McCarty score late but Denny Holman and Phillips clinched the win with free throws in the final seconds. Army halted Fordham 61-59 in New York as Mikula hit the game winner. Boston College extended its win streak to five with a 90-73 victory over Seton Hall. St Peters improved to 13-1 with an 91-87 win over Hofstra, Memphis State edged Jacksonville in overtime, and Houston crushed Nevada Southern 103-83.
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Associated Press
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Redskins Sign Keith Wingate for 1967 NFL season
Washington announces the signing of Keith Wingate, Bowling Green center, as the Redskins 13th choice in the 1965 draft. Also noted are college game results including Don Smith's 27 points for Iowa State and several other ACC and NCAA men’s basketball outcomes across venues.
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Nevada
Benchwarmer Sparks Warriors Past Pistons in MSG Thriller
Jeff Mullins came off the bench to score 21 and hit the final two points as San Francisco rallied to beat Detroit 108 106 at Madison Square Garden. Mullins, Duke alumnus and former St Louis No 1 pick, helped erase a 21 11 deficit and finish with seven first half points and 11 after intermission. Paul Neumann's steal set up Mullins for the decisive score with eight seconds left. The Knicks routed the Hawks 139 120 in the night's other NBA game.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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San Francisco
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National Basketball Association
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