No Place Like Home Bobcats Beat Crossett
Bobcats dominate Crossett 71 to 66 at Jones Field House to stay undefeated at home. Johnnie Honeycutt leads with 30 points, Dan Jones 12, Jerry Burnett 15, Paul Henley 7, Bill Reinhardt 6 as Hope improves to 3-1 in district play. Junior Boys struggle scoring, trailing 18-8 at halftime but later salvage limited offense. Next games set for Ashdown and Malvern this Saturday.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Bobcats
Crossett Eagles
Jones Field House
Kittens
Cats
Eagles
Hope
Crossett
Johnnie Honeycutt
Dan Jones
Jerry Burnett
Paul Henley
Bill Reinhardt
UN Meadows
Mike Westbrook
Stannie Parris
Dennis Turner
Danny Wilson
Richard Sallee
Larry Don Wright
Ashdown
Malvern
Jacobs Beats Demaret in Palm Springs Playoff Victory
Tommy Jacobs edged aging Jimmy Demaret in a sudden death playoff to win the $30,000 Palm Springs Golf Classic. After 90 holes, both finished 353 strokes seven under par. Jacobs sealed the title with a nine inch par three putt on the 92nd hole while Demaret recalled their long duel and joked about age and future years.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
Palm Springs, Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Jimmy Demaret
Palm Springs
Jacobs
Demaret
Tommy
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Solunar Tables Guide by John Alden Knight
Solunar periods are shown with Major times in bold. Major slots last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods appear below. Use the daily schedule to plan fishing or hunting in good spots and times for that day.
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John Alden Knight
AM. P.M. Mor
Hawks Beat Lakers 107-105 In NBA Thriller
The Hawks rallied from 11 down in the first half to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 107-105 in a dramatic Sunday matinee. Bill Bridges led St Louis with 22 points, while Richie Guerin and Len Wilkins also scored 22 each. The Lakers dropped to third in the West as Cincinnati, Baltimore and Boston posted notable results.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
St. Louis
Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Baltimore
San Francisco
Baltimore Bullets
Westarn
Boston
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Celtics
Jerry West
Bill Bridges
Richie Guerin
Len Wilkins
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Could Be Painful for U.S. in Tokyo
Boston AP reports a painful autumn may await the United States at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Notable indoor performers include Wendell Mottley, Noel Carroll, and Tom O'Riordan, with Hayes Jones announcing retirement. Mottley set an indoor quarter-mile record, Carroll anchored a fast two-mile relay, and O’Riordan lowered the two-mile meet mark. Jones claimed his 50th straight indoor hurdles win amid a season of ties and strong showings by top pros in golf and track.
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Boston
Tokyo
United States
Wendell Mottley
Noel ‘Carroll
Tom O’riordan
Bill Crothers
Boston Garden
Hayes Jones
Mottley
Yale
Port Au Spain
Trinidad
Dartmouth
Carroll
Ireland
Villanova I
Kansas
O'Riordan
Pete McArdle
Jones
Top Ten AP basketball roundup last week
The Associated Press list shows CLA leading at 17-0 after wins over California Spa Barbara and others, followed by Michigan 15-1 and Davidson 16-1 with a loss to West Virginia. Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Wichita, Duke, De Paul, and Loyola Chicago round out the top ten with recent results including wins and losses.
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Associated Press
CLA
California
Spa Barbara
Michigan
Michigan State
Davidson
West Virginia
VMI
Kentucky
Florida
Vanderbilt
Arkansas State
Auburn
Villanova
American U
Detroit
Wichita
Cincinnet
Marquette
DePaul
Louisville
UCLA
California Santa Barbara
Wichitas
Chicago Loyola
Towa
Parkers Down Baylor and Rice Set for SWC Showdowns
Parker’s 74-70 win over Baylor highlighted a crowded Southwest Conference race as Texas A&M leads after a 1-3 start by Texas. Arkansas, SMU, Texas Tech and TCU sit tied for second at 3-1. SMU and Texas Tech meet in a regionally televised tilt. Magness led Parker with 21 points as Arkansas topped Baylor 74-70. Attendance 2,500.
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Aggies
Rice Owl
Rice
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Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas
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Magness
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iBane
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Cook Wee
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Don
Olympic
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Formance
Horne
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Jay
Sugg
Bane
Hogue
Cook
Monks
Carlson
Wolfe
Yearwood
Jean Saubert earns silver in women’s giant slalom
In Innsbruck Austria Jean Saubert of Lakeview Oregon, 21, ties Christine Goitschel for second in the women’s giant slalom, finishing 1. fraction behind Marielle Goitschel. The U S has two medals so far while the Soviet Union leads the Games with a dominant medal haul.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
United States
Miss Saubert
Oregon
Tormad Knutsen
Knutsen
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Jim Shea
U.S
Jim Page
Lake Placid
N.Y
Tee Stadium
Scotty Allen
Rise
N.J
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Tommy Litz
Hershey
Manfred Schnelldorfer
Germany
Hoyt
Litz
Russia
Lidia Skoblikova
Valentina Stenina
Lidia
Han Pil Haw
North Korea
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Holland
Regine Heitzer
Petra, Burka
Canada
Eero Maentyrmata
Artic Circle
Finland
Harald Groenhagen
Norway
Jernberg
Sweden
Francois Borkey
Chamonix
France
Frie
State basketball ratings from Associated Press update
The Associated Press releases the state basketball ratings listing top teams including Jonesboro North Little Rock Blytheville Fort Smith Pine Bluff Paragould and Valley Springs with Little Rock Sentral Fayetteville and others receiving votes.
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Jonesboro
North Little Rock
Blytheville
Fort Smith
Pine Blast
Paragould
Ree
Valley Springs
Little Rock
Unbeaten UCLA Tops National Ranks in Busy Weekend
Top teams battled Saturday with UCLA extending its undefeated run to 17-0 after wins over California Santa Barbara. Kentucky edged Florida as Georgia upset Tennessee 79-67. Michigan and Vanderbilt also won, while Davidson and DePaul suffered setbacks.
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Georgia
Red Lawson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Florida
Wildcats
McNeeley Meets Contender Jones at New York Coliseum
Arlington Mass. heavyweight Tom McNeeley meets Doug Jones in a 10 round bout at the New York Coliseum as Jones, a New York contender, risks lucrative potential clashes with Floyd Patterson or Sonny Liston. McNeeley has a 30-6 record with 22 knockouts. Jones is 22-4-1 with 16 knockouts.
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Associated Press
Tom McNeeley
Arlington
Mass
Doug Jones
New York Coliseum
New York
McNeeley
Floyd Patterson
Jones
Stockholm
Patterson
Sonny Liston
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