Hope 3-3 in District Hopes Slim in Title Race
Malvern Leopards lead the 4AA district as four teams share 3 3 records in a double round robin. Results show Fairview, Crossett and Camden varying wins, with Malvern facing Fairview, Magnolia, and Smackover next. Individual scoring leader Dan Jones of Hope has 125 points in six games.
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Malvern Leopards
Leopards
Smackover
Malvern
Fairview
Crossett
Camden
Hope
Magnolia
Crossell
Dan Jones
Bobby Bush
James Chancellor
Honeycutt
Rhinehart
Burnett
Camden Panthers
Smackover Buckaroos
Hope Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Magnolia Panthers
Crossett Eagles
Shockers keep rolling as they beat Loyola in 63-60 win
Wichita State improved to 17-3 after defeating Chicago Loyola 63-60, extending their streak to 11 wins in 16 games. The Shockers, who had three December losses, beat defending national champions Loyola for the second time this season before a 10,723 hometown crowd. Dave Stallworth increased his Wichita point total to 1,297 as Ernie Moore led Wichita with 24 points while Vic Rouse paced Loyola with 17.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Wichita Wheatshockers
Shockers
Chicago Loyola
Ohio State
Ledger
Ramblers
Davidson
Wildcats
William and Mary
Providence
Boston College
Texas A&m
Baylor
Missouri
Kansas
Lehigh
Columbia
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Loyola Ramblers
Ernie Moore
Whichita
Hunter
Wild
Vic Rouse
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Howard Pardue
Wake Forest
Uth Carolina
Bradley
Marquette
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Summary
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight are outlined with Major times in bold. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, minor periods shown below. Plan days around best sport windows for fishing or hunting. includes example days and scores such as Delaware 68-63 and other game notes.
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John Alden Knight
PLC
Delaware
Parkers Lose Key Game to Owls of Rice
Arkansas suffers its second Southwest Conference loss as Rice rallies from a halftime deficit to win 76 to 63 in Fayetteville. Rice breaks away after 46-37 lead with 16 minutes left, led by Rhine and Siegmund with key points and late free throws.
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Arkansas
Rice
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Kendall Rhine
Don Siegmund
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Rhine
Phillips
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Spradling
Ti Talkington
Magness
Ay McConnell
Vogel
Jay Wee Bo
Hogue
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Wilkins to Seek Senate Nomination in Oklahoma City
Former Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson plans a 10 a.m. news conference to announce his bid for the Republican nomination to the U S Senate. Wilkinson, 47, has long teased a political career after resigning as coach after 17 seasons and stepping away from athletic roles in recent weeks amid the Edmondson seat succession.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Wilkinson
J. Howard Edmondson
Robert S. Kerr
Winter Olympic Comedy Awards Do It Yourself
Innsbruck Austria AP report mocks American spectator life at the Winter Games noting spare time spent creating makeshift awards. Winners include Liv Jagge of Norway for Tightest ski pants and Barbi Henneberger of Germany for Prettiest hair, with others spoofed from coach Bob Beattie to South Korean cross-country skiers.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Innsbrugk
Austria
U.S
Innsbruck
Liv
Jagge
Norway
Barbi Henneberger
Germany
Bob Beattie
Bee-atlee
Squaw Valley
Kim Ale U
Kim
Cave at Bella Vista Hosts Lunches in Big Room
A cave at Bella Vista features a large central room used to serve lunches and maintain cooking operations. The site remains a hub for meal preparation and casual dining in a sheltered setting.
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Bella Vista
Oklahoma Sooners Football Champions Leader of 145 Wins
Jeading a producer of winning football these while at Oklahoma, leading the Sooners to 145 wins, 29 defeats and four ties. The Sooners won three national titles under big leadership.
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Jeading
Oklahoma
Sooners
Americans Escape Injury in Igls Two-Man Toboggan Run
Soviet Union Sweden and Norway win gold as toboggan and speed skating thrill crowds at the ninth Winter Olympic Games. An American two-man toboggan left the track at Igls but occupants escaped serious harm. concerns rise over the ice on the bobsled run. Canadian four-man, led by Victory Emery, leads Italy's Eugenio Monti in early runs. Two U.S. sleds finish fifth and seventh as chlorine-like hazards loom over the final. Claudia Boyarskikh claims cross country gold while Norway sweeps the 5,000 meters. No U.S. entries in the women's cross country event.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Austria
Soviet Union
Sweden
Norway
Igls
Victory Emery
Italy
Eugenio Monti
United States
Bill Hickey
Keene
N.Y
Larry McKillip
Saranac Lake
Sixten Jernberg
Seefeld
Knut Johannesen
Claudia Boyarskikh
Igis
U.S
Olympia
Josef Feistmant
Manfred Stengl
Jim Higgins
San Gabriel
Calif
Ron Walters
Gard
Grove
Higgins
Walters
Claudia Boyar-skikh
Mibrja Lehtonen
Finland
Alevtina Kolehina
Russia
Miss Boyerskikh
Sverdnovsk
Feistmant
Stengl
Reinhold Senn
Helmut Thaler
Walter Ausserdorfer
Sigisfredo Mair
Packers Seem Pleased With Draft Choices
Green Bay Packers express satisfaction with their NFL draft haul despite losing three high selections in a bidding battle with AFL clubs. Pat Peppler, the chief talent scout, says the club previously expected a strong draft and now views it as better than anticipated. The team had 23 NFL draft choices, signed 10, lost four to the AFL, and will have six remaining to compete in other collegiate sports.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Green Bay
NFL
Jon Morris
Holy Cross
Ode Burrell
Mississippi State
Joe
Bobcats and Lady Cats Triumph Over Ashdown in Twin Wins
Hope Star reports a 61-49 win for the Bobcats over Ashdown and a 60-54 victory for the Lady Cats. Johnny Honeycutt led with 23 points, Dan Jones 21, while Shirley Smith scored 32 for Ashdown. Junior Girls beat Juniors 26-24 at North Heights. next action vs Malvern at Jones Field House.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Bobcats
Ashdown
Lady Cats
Johnny Honeycutt
Dan Jones
Shirley Smith
Annette Hatfield
Phyllis Martin
North Heights
Texarkana
Fof
Cindy Reese
Debbie Connelly
Barbara Thompson
Carol Anthony
Hope Cagers
Malvern
Jones Field House
National Basketball Association Tuesday results and college scores
The Associated Press reports NBA results with San Francisco over Detroit 118 to 79 and Cincinnati defeating Los Angeles 118 to 101. NBA games Thursday include St Louis at Baltimore and Detroit at Los Angeles. College games feature Texas A M edging Baylor 83 to 56 and Wake Forest beating South Carolina 92 to 79 among others.
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National Basketball Association
THE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Detroit
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
College Park
New York
Philadelphia
Texas A&m
Baylor
Arkansas
Arkansas College and Arkansas State Score Double Digit Wins
Arkansas State defeats Arlington State 82 to 76 while Harding posts 77 to 61 over Ozarks and Hendrix wins 93 to 72 against Southern State. Arkansas Tech tops John Brown 79 to 56 as State Teachers 94 beats Arkansas Tech 76. Other scores include Little Rock Central 74 over Sheridan 41 and Fort Smith 54 to 41.
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Arkansas
Associated Press College
Rice
Arkansas State
Arlington State
Harding
Ozarks
Hendrix
Southern State
Arkansas College
Arkansas A&m
Arkansas Tech
John Brown U
Northeast
Oklahoma State
North Little Rock
Little Rock Hall
Little Rock Central
Sheridan
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Leachville
Hot Springs
Nashville
van Buren
Rogers
Springdale
Bentonville
Little Rock Catholic
Jacksonville
Harrison
Green Forest
Boxing results report from multiple cities
In Corpus Christi Eloy Sanchez knocked out Blackie Zamora in the fourth round while Bobby Cassidy outpointed Frankie Olivera in Corpus Christi. In Sacramento Fred Roots stopped Teddy Shores in the eighth round, and in Corpus Christi the earlier bout featured Eloy Sanchez versus Blackie Zamora. In New York New York results show Bobby Cassidy defeating Frankie Olivera by decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Bobby Cassidy
Levittown
N.Y
Frankie Olivera
Puerto Rico
Corpus Christi
Tex
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Blackie Zamora
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Roots
Teddy Shores
Reno
Nev
Packers eye trades and drafts in bid for key players
O'Donnell of Michigan gains third round trades, Leonard of Northern Michigan a 17th round pick, and Green Bay notes rookies paid less than seventh round. Peppler cites several unsigned free agents, Turnley Todd of Virginia. Packers aim for Dennis Claridge of Nebraska.
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O'Donnell
Michigan
Chaices
Leonard
Jean
Northern Michigan
Green Bay
Peppler
Packers
Turnley Todd
Virginia
Nebraska
Dennis Claridge
Villanova Coach Confident Team Aims For NCAA Title
Villanova basketball coach Jack Kraft, praising his squad, believes they can beat anyone on a given night and may contend for the national championship. The Wildcats, led by Wally Jones and Jim Washington, wear blue berets and have built a strong season as they push toward the NCAA tournament.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Villanova
Kraft
Wildcats
Philadelphia
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Wake Forest
la Salle
Wally Jones
Jim Washington
Stram Leaves Chargers to Coach Chiefs
Hank Stram, longtime AFL coach, signed a five year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs worth about 30,000 dollars annually. The 40 year old Purdue graduate has led the Chiefs to 30 wins, 24 losses and two ties in regular season play, including playoffs and pre season games.
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Hank Stram
San Diego
Sid Gilman
Kansas City Chiefs
Stram
Gilman
AFL
Lamar Hunt
Chiefs
Dallas
Purdue
SMU
Notre Dame
Miami
National Hockey Schedule Matches Rivalries Across Cities
The National Hockey League lists no games on the docket. Montreal visits Toronto, Boston plays New York, Detroit hosts Chicago, and New York travels to Boston in a slate of city matchups.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
U S Barber Is Fastest World Skater
Terry McDermott, newly married American speed skater, won the 1500 meters Olympic gold, ending Russia’s dominance with a record time. He will return to his barber shop next week, promising to work on commission and not race the longer events.
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John Gale
Innsbruck
Austria
Terry McDermott
America
McDermott
Russia
Evgeny Grishin
Richard Treace
Terry
Essexville
Mich
Sees Some Bright Spots for Twins
Sam Mele writes that the Minnesota Twins show bright spots for 1964 after a 1963 third place finish hampered by injuries and weak defense. He cites Harmon Killebrew, Camilo Pascual, Jim Kaat, Dick Stigman, Jim Roland, Bob Allison, Jimmie Hall, Tony Oliva, Zoilo Versalles, Rich Rollings, Bernie Allen, Earl Battey, Gary Dotter, Bill Dailey and Bill Fischer as factors in a healthier, stronger club with potential to rise.
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Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Quincy
Mass
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Dick Stigman
Jim Roland
Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Tony Oliva
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tony
Rich Rolling
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
Bernie
Hall
Allison
Earl Battey
Pascual
Stigman
Kaat
Roland
Jim Perry
Gary Dotter
Lee Stange
Bill Pleis
Garry Roggenburk
Bill Dailey
Bulls
Bill Fischer
Young skater Mel Dermott Pursues Gold in Michigan
Mel Dermott, an eight year veteran skater from Bay City, works as a barber with two partners in a shop tied to his uncle Bunny He bert. He earns $1.75 a year, has won skating titles since childhood, and also played football and baseball in school. He aims for a gold medal and shows clear determination to win it for Michigan.
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Mel Dermott
Bay City
Bunny Hebert
Russia
Bost
Michigan
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