Bonaventure Seeks NCAA Bid After 75-61 Win Over Bradley
No. 2 St Bonaventure remains unchallenged as an at large NCAA bid favorite after a 75-61 victory over highly ranked Bradley in New York. Providence extended its win streak to eight with a 115-70 beatdown of Creighton, while UNC and Utah won key conference games and Notre Dame edged St John’s 64-63. Wake Forest, Wichita State, Houston, Michigan, Connecticut, and Harvard posted notable results as college basketball teams jockey for postseason positioning.
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East region results include St Bonaventure 73 Bradley 61 Providence 115 Creighton 70 Connecticut 73 Manhattan 71 Columbia 31 Fordham 47 Harvard 64 Amherst 62 Brandeis 78 Bates 70 Gettysburg 68 Bucknell 07 MIT 64 Stevens 46. North region shows North Carolina 63 Maryland 36 Wake Forest 93 South Carolina Xavier Ohio Western Kentucky border notes. Midwest and Southwest include Notre Dame 64 St John s NY Michigan 68 Western Ontario 54 Wichita 104 North Texas 38 Houston Tulsa 73 Evansville 63 St Joseph s North Dakota State 76 South Dakota 62 Brigham Young 97 New Mexico 76 New Mexico State 64 Pacific Calif 39 Far West Utah 69 Cal State Univ 53 Montana 72 Wyoming 61 Denver 67 Utah State 61 Idaho State 95 Aegis 63 California 32. Navy Service Force Pacific 39 NBA results Los Angeles 116 St Louis 115 Philadelphia 133 Cincinnati 110. Friday and Saturday schedule notes include Syracuse at Detroit Cincinnati vs Philadelphia at Boston New York at Boston St Louis at New York Detroit vs Syracuse at Baltimore.
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Solunar Table Highlights for Planning Fishing and Hunting
The article reproduces John Alden Knight's Soluna Tables advising planning days to fish or hunt during Major and Minor periods. It notes Major periods begin at specific start times and run about an hour to an hour and a half, with minor periods of longer duration shown in bold and regular type. The text lists sample times and abbreviations such as BM 740 1525 ay 2:05 9.00 2:45 and 6:33 930 1:45 2:25 al, reflecting the schedule format and printed details.
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Ortiz and Bizcaro Earn Narrow Wins in Midweight Bouts
In Los Angeles and Detroit, Carlos Ortiz and Johnny Bizcaro won on points. Ortiz outpointed Ciscoe Andrade in a 1373 pound bout in New York. Bizcaro outpointed Eli Leggett in Detroit, 8 rounds.
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Neil Martin Award to Jim Mooty
Jim Mooty will receive the Nick Martin Trophy at halftime of the Arkansas-TCU basketball game in Fayetteville. The award honors the state's best amateur athlete of the year, presented by the Arkansas Athletic Union.
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Norge decision wipes out 4800 Muskegon jobs
In northwest Lower Michigan the Novee decision announced on Wednesday will eliminate about 4,800 Norge jobs as the plant shifts to Arkansas. The move compounds 6,500 local unemployed, an 11.6 percent rate, and tears at retail and the wider economy. Mayors Meyers and Courright urge Chicago executives to reconsider, warning of real estate, tax and service losses totaling millions. Some workers may relocate, others face local absorption challenges.
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Royal Pair Goes Bird Hunting in Pakistan
Prince Philip and Pakistan’s President Ayub Khan hunted birds together in Karachi, a trip that could provoke British criticism after their India tiger hunt. The Queen stayed in Karachi to host nine princes and Ismaili representatives.
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Ouachita Athlete Dies of Cancer at 21
Ouachita Baptist College star Jody Jones, 21, a three year basketball and baseball letterman, died at home from cancer. The former Ouachita scorer with 380 points last season, he underwent surgery Sept 1 for a malignant tumor and remained active in coaching. Survived by wife Flo, 1 year old son Jack Perry, mother August Jones of Mansfield, and siblings Donald Wayne Jones and Raymond Boswell. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Has Respect for Ability of Chamberlain
AP reports coach Charley Wolf of the Cincinnati Royals disagreed with St. Louis coach Paul Seymour who claimed Wilt Chamberlain has little beyond height. Chamberlain scored 45 as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 118-118. Tuck Tucker 25 and Oscar Robertson 24 led Cincinnati. Royals fell two games behind first-place Los Angeles after a doubleheader loss while St Louis won 116-118 on Frank Selvey’s late free throws.
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Bughouse Square Park in Chicago Named for Free Speech Site
Chicago small park Bughouse Square sits on city land donated to host free speech events. The site became known as a place of tree speech, reflecting its public gathering role.
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Tight Scoring Race in Small Colleges
The NCAA smal college basketball scoring race tightens with three leaders within seven tenths of a point. John Bradley of Lawrence Tech leads at 32.9 per game, followed by Gene Velloff of Duane and Lebron Bell of Bryan Tenn, with Lindberg Moody, Warren Spraggins, and Dennis Butcher close behind.
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Willisville to Host Two County Tournament Feature
Willisville will host the first eve district cage tournament with winner and runner in each division advancing to district play. The schedule opens Monday at 2 p.m. with matchups including Spring Wil-Bodean Jr Hes, Spring Hill-Saratoga girls, and Willisville-Emet Jr. after several evening games through Tuesday, highlighting Jr and Sr boys and girls across multiple schools.
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Al Mengert Holds Palm Springs Lead
Al Mengert shot 65 at Thunderbird to post 2 day total of 130 and lead the Palm Springs golf classic. Don January aced the 141 yard 15th at Indian Wells, earning a potential $50,000 bonus if no other player makes an ace before Sunday. January, 31, joined a rare two day total of 141, eight strokes behind Mengert.
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Bottle brings $83 at auction from Murat mansion cellar
A bottle of champagne liqueur laid down during Napoleon's era sold for 83 dollars in a Wednesday auction. The bottle had rested for 150 years in the Murat mansion cellars, once home to a close associate of Napoleon.
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Macmillan Plans London Visit Ahead of Nuclear Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is set to visit Washington late next month for talks with President Kennedy aimed at aligning policies before the resumption of nuclear test ban discussions with the Soviet Union.
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