2 County B Tourney at Guernsey
Guernsey hosts the 2 County B Tournament running through the week with games daily and a final Saturday night. Senior and junior boys and girls teams from multiple districts compete, including Guernsey Bodenw and Jopan Cale Saralugia, with schedules listed for Monday through Saturday.
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Guernery
Do Pin
Tokay
Selior
Pam
Cuertsey
Gils
Boi Hsaelesawe
Saralugia
Evis Be
Guernsey
Sarlogie Sr Bays Games
Mtogun Willsvide
Lihehaig
Wulievie-Lanedaig
Palmer Wins Palm Springs Golf Meet
Palmer romped to victory at the Palm Springs Classic, earning a share of the $50,000 purse. He carded 342 for 17 under par at Bermuda Dunes, taking the $5,300 Braund M-hole Marathon, with Littrer and Mayer among top finishers.
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Palme Prings
APL
Arnal Palmes Rolf
Palmer
Torada
Paloer
Baton Rouge
Johannesburg
South Africa
Dick Mayer
Mayer
Automobile Cushion Demand Drives Latex Foam Use in 1961
The era's auto interior trend boosted cushion production as wind rocked markets consumed an estimated 10 million pounds of latex foam rubber in 1961. This snapshot notes industrial demand and material flow shaping upholstery choices.
College Cage Play in Last Five Weeks
College basketball moves into the final stretch of the season with conferences tightening races. Ohio State leads the Big Ten, Wisconsin chasing from behind, and Cincinnati, Bradley, Wichita, and Kansas State in key late-season showdowns. Duke, UCLA, and Utah State headline tight races across major leagues as independents and rankings shift.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Badgers
Minnesota Satur
Uri Valey
Bradley
Clu¢hmall
Wichita
Bearcats
Ciennati
Cincinnati
Texas
St. Louis
Colorado
Kansas State
Buffalo
Oklahoma State
K State
Nebraska
Southeastern
Kentucky
Tulane
Nevada County Finals Feature Emmet Gym Showdowns
Finals at Emmet Gym capped Nevada County Tournament with junior and senior boys and girls games. Prescott claimed several wins over Willisville in junior and senior divisions while Emmet and Lanebury produced close scores. Semifinals saw Emmet junior girls 22 to Bodean 13 and Prescott senior boys 66 to Willisville 21 as action heated Saturday night on February 3.
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Nevada County
Emimel
Willisville
Emmet
Moys
Prescott
Lanefour
Wee Sr
Willisvile Ad
Emmet Jr
Bodean
Lanebury Sr
Prescott St
Prescott Sr
Bodeaw
College Basketball Scores From Saturday
Ohio State 97 Northwestern, Cincinnati 77, North Texas 50, Kansas State 72 Nebraska 53. Duke 79 North Carolina 57. Duquesne 0 St Francis N Y 43. Bowling Green 94 Miami of Ohio 61. Bradley 72 St Louis 67. Mississippi State 87 Louisiana State 66.
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Mississippi State
Tulane
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Reid
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
Duke
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
Southern
West Virginia
North Carolina State
Mountaineers
Skyline
Colorado State University
Utah
Utah State
Denver
CSU
UCLA
Southern California
Trojans
USC
Southwest
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
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Arkansas
Cornell
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Big Red
Ohio Valley
Western Kentucky
Morehead
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DePauw
WCAC
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St. Mary's
Pepperdine
Yankee
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bowling Green
New México State
Texas Western
Mid-Atlanttic
Delaware
Lafayette
St. Joseph's
St. Jon's
Duquesne
Associated Press
Ohio State
Northwestern
Cincinnati
Texas
Kansas
Miami
Ohio
Bradley
St. Louis
Mississippi St
Louisiana St
Rival basketball results mix from ABL and NBA lists
Saturday results include Cleveland 120 over Chicago 114 and San Francisco 113 over New York with Hawaii 100 beating Kansas City 91. Sunday saw New York 112 over Cleveland 109 and Kansas City 105 over Hawaii 92. Tuesday features Kansas City versus Hawaii and San Diego at Sandusky Bay. San Francisco versus Cleveland. NBA Eastern standings list Boston, Philadelphia, Syracuse, New York. Western includes Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati with multiple Saturday results and Monday games noted.
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Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Hawaii
Kansas City
San Diego
Sandusky
Ohio
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
W. Li Pet
G.B. Boston Co
Sey
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Gitsenthall Seve
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Los
Angeles
Morgantown
W.va
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Bobcats Top Malvern In District AAA Action
The Bobcats beat Malvern 66 to 57, turning a nine point half deficit into a solid win. Danty Hatfield led with 21 points, Halas 18, Murphy 17, while Porterfield and Roberts added 4 each. The victory lifts Hope to 6-? in district play as the B team lost 95-? in their game and the Cats head toward a slate with Smackover and Camden on the road.
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Billy Mitchett
Vein
Paorly
Malvern
Jameron
Cats
Withille
I Danty
Hatfield
Halas
Powell
Murphy
Porterfield
Roberts
Hope
Jones
McDowell
McLarry
Wassell
Purtle
Jones Fick House
Texarkana
Kittens
Camden
Fayetteville Tops Arkansas in AP Poll and Local Races
Fayetteville holds first in The Associated Press poll as White Hall slips and Blytheville rises to fifth. Hall loses to North Little Rock while Jonesboro defeats Pine Bluff, pushing North Little Rock to fourth and reshuffling other Arkansas college and high school standings with upcoming regionals and state tournament implications.
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Fayetteville
Associated Press
Arkansas
Little Rock Hall
Jonesboro
Hall
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Blytheville
White Hall
Pine Biull
Little Rock Central
Smackover
Harrison
AIC
Anp Albog
Laea
Whs
Arkansas Tech
Quachita
Henderson
Arkansas A&m
Little Rock Mall
Arkansas College
Joneshoyo
Harding Oc
Southern
Arka Harrison
Forgery Was Less Than Satisfactory
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC Sunday Night's The Forgery, based on 1947 Han van Meegeren trial. The imitation of Vermeer and other artists is described as fascinating, but the overall program is deemed unsatisfactory as a TV feature.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Han van Meegeren
van Meegeren
Vermeer
Ralph Dupas Defeats Charley Scott In New York Bout
Ralph Dupas 148 pounds from New Orleans outpoints Charley Scott 146% pounds from Philadelphia by a 9 948 romp Saturday night in a bout at St Francis New York. Dupas showed decisive superiority and remained unhurt as he dominated the action throughout.
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New York
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
St. Francis
N.Y
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar schedule printed from John Alden Knight's Tables explains Major periods lasting about two hours and Minor periods shorter. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times for best sport each day.
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John Alden Knight
Firing up Perry Mason style drama in a courtroom themed TV hour
The CBS Saturday night original script "Failure to Fame" showcases Arthur Kennedy as an artist amid a political impeachment plot. A rising state senator faces pressure from a labor funder business leader party boss wife and father as he votes. Strong cast delivers precise characterizations in a tightly framed hour.
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Perry
Arthur Kennedy
Willy Intensity
Fualiare
Robert L. Joseph
Oklahoma boxers reach finals in Fort Smith Golden Gloves
Fred Mills of McAlester won his semifinal to advance to the 135 pound open final at Fort Smith. He will face Junior Clark, also of McAlester, who defeated Ken Dixon of the Arkansas Boys Training School. McAlester, Pine Bluff, and Fort Smith boxers led the semifinals as Jerry Sheeks and Henry Moring won at 112 and 160 pounds respectively. The weekend finals determine entrants for the Mid-South Golden Gloves in Memphis February 15 to 17.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Fred Mills
McAlester
Okla
Hero
Eugene Hutt
Mills
Junior Clark
Ken Dixon
Arkansas Boys Training School
Pine Butt
Jerry Sheeks
Henary Moring
Fine Bluff
Memphis
Marine Pole Vaults 16 Feet for Record
Marine Lance Corporal John Uelses, 24, German born and stationed at Quantico, vaulted 16 feet on his first try in Boston after a 14 feet 4.4 inch effort at Millrose in New York. The 16 footer, currently not an official world record as indoor marks aren’t recognized by the IAAF, follows the outdoor standard of 15 feet 10 3/4 inches set by George Davis. Uelses credits new equipment and rapid improvement in one year, predicting a potential 17 foot attempt someday.
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John Welles
U. S. Marine Corps
New York
NEA
Boston
John Udises
Quantico
Millrose
Uoises
Uelses
International Amateur Athletic Federation
George Davis
Washington
Aubrey Dooley
Oklahoma State
Uolses
Berlin
Porkers Fall to Tech in SWC Clash
Arkansas led briefly late but Texas Tech rallied to win 6-4 in Fayetteville. Mac Percival hit a key free throw, Harold Hudgens and Ray Mounts scored for Tech, Tommy Boyer and Jim Wilson traded points for Arkansas as the Razorbacks finished 3-8 in the league while Tech moved to 5-2.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Parkers
Ree
Mac Percival
Tech
Harold Hudgens
Ray Mounts
Hogs
Arbangag
Pole vault change sparks debate over fiberglass rods
Veteran trainer Jock Semple laments new fiberglass poles as athletic prowess rises with pole design. Retired vaulter Don Bragg agrees vaulting has shifted dominance from athlete to equipment, calling fiberglass a negative change.
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John
Jock Semple
Cornelius) Warmerdam
Don
Tayzan) Bragg
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