Bobcats Wind On First Half of District Play
The Bobcats travel to Camden to face winless Camden Panthers as the first half of district play winds down. Meanwhile the girls and B team host Blevins in Jones Field House with games starting at 6:00. next, the Cats host Bush and Company the Fairview Cardinals tomorrow night.
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Madlock's Five Downs Magnolia in Patmos gym clash
The Madlock's Independent cagers defeated Magnolia 95 to 69 at Patmos gym. Larry Bruce led with 23 points, Dennis Townsend and Wade Stevenson added 18 each, and Royce Townsend scored 17. Magnolia's Vaughn and Nichols each had 18, Martin 9.
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Fight Result Thursday's Fights
In Miami Jerry Powers defeated Jackie Richmond in a 128 to 127 bout, in Copenhagen Lars Christensen outpointed Ray Philippe, and Lux embourg. In Barcelona Mimoun Ben Ali beat Pier re Vetroff 115 to 118, with Ben Ali reclaiming the European bantamweight title.
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St. Louis
Jackie Richmond
Chicago
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Copenhagen
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Barcelona
Mimoun Ben Ali
Spain
Pierre Vetroff
Frnce
Ben Ali
Patterson Aims for Third Heavyweight Title Ahead of Clay Liston Return
Floyd Patterson seeks a third reign as heavyweight champion by defeating Cassius Clay or Sonny Liston, turning down the WBA bid to fight the Terrell Machen winner. He favors waiting for the Clay Liston rematch in Boston this May or June and may meet Gregorio Peralta in the interim. Patterson spoke after defeating George Chuvalo in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden.
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Three Opening Day MLB Games Set for 165th Season
The American League calendar begins Monday April 12 with three games besides the Washington opener. Washington hosts Boston while New York visits Minnesota in afternoon games, Cleveland goes to Los Angeles and Detroit at Kansas City for night games. Chicago and Baltimore start April 13 in Baltimore. Yankees, Detroit, and Cleveland open later.
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Razorbacks Awarded National Title Day Festivities
Arkansas celebrates National Championship Day with a parade and banquet honoring the 1964 Razorbacks. The Grantland Rice Award will be presented to the undefeated team after the Cotton Bowl victory over Nebraska. Look Magazine and San Diego Union editors attend as host presenters. about 500 guests are invited to the student union banquet.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
NYU defeated Boston University 99 to 69 while Saint Bonaventure beat Kentucky Wesleyan 103 to 73 Providence edged DePaul 72 to 70 and Bucknell topped American 79 to 69 Richmond beat South Carolina 76 to 58 Florida State won 62 to 56 over Duquesne and Virginia Tech triumphed 102 to 82 against Furman Stetson lost 84 to 86 to Miami Florida Louisville won 73 to 67 over Tulsa Tampa defeated Georgia State 75 to 65 High Point won 83 to 70 over East Carolina Carson-Newman 81 to 64 over King Miami Florida 86 Stetson 84 Indiana toppled Loyola Chicago 109 to 82 St Louis beat Oklahoma City 75 to 77 Cincinnati 80 to 53 N Texas over Southwestern Hardin-Simmons 81 to 79 Brigham Young 91 to 64 over Marquette Utah 109 to 92 over Montana Gonzaga 83 over East Washington 6 Nicholls 88 over Little Rock University 64.
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Time for Big Names to Make Move
The Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs heads into the third round with 54 holes left. Leaders Stan Thirsk and Kermit Zarley at 134, followed by Rod Funseth and January at 135, Palmer at 140, Nicklaus at 142, Lema at 139, Souchak at 138, and others near the pace. Defending champ Tommy Jacobs opened 70 but shot 80 for 150. John Lotz surged from 83 to 63 Thursday.
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Victory Drawn From Monday’s Fight Headlines
A brief note recalls the lead up to the Mon day bout as the victor’s succession remains uncertain. The report emphasizes the outcome tied to the Monday clash and hints at subsequent challenges.
Raceway Search on for Trotters
Martin Tananbaum president of Yonkers Raceway left New York for Christchurch New Zealand on an annual tour of New Zealand and Australia to scout pacers and trotters for potential invitation to Yonkers Raceway international series.
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National Basketball Association Thursday results
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 123 to 119. Today games include Cincinnati at Boston and San Francisco versus Baltimore at College Park. New York visits Detroit. Saturday features Detroit at New York.
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Jockey Adams Sweeps Daily Double At Miami Races
In Miami Florida on Thursday jockey Larry Adams rode both ends of the $103.60 daily double at Hi alezh and then won with Lemon Aid paying $15.20 in the first race.
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Matchups Set Across Cities
The schedule lists Los Angeles at Baltimore, San Francisco at St. Louis, and Cincinnati against Philadelphia at Syracuse showcasing three regional games.
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Providence Friars extend unbeaten streak with tight 72-70 win
The Providence Friars improve to 15 straight and remain undefeated after a narrow 72-70 home victory over DePaul. Sophomore Jimmy Walker sparked the rally with 19 points and 12 assists, while DePaul star Jim Murphy fouled out after 23 points.
Race and Tarr Station Second Place Finish
The report notes a race at Tarr Station with a payoff of $8.20 in the second event.
Mexico Organizes 1968 Olympic Communications
Mexico City authorities form a committee under Eugenio Mendez Docurro to plan official communications for the 1968 Olympic Games, with support from ministry technicians.
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Eugenio Mendez Docurro
Toronto Tops Canadiens as NHL Lead Stays in Question
Toronto built early pressure with five defensemen opening, Horton and Bathgate scoring as the Maple Leafs beat Montreal 5 2 to prevent a Canadiens solo lead. Sawchuk helped set up the tying goal and Worsley watched Bathgate’s long shot slip in. Boston beat Detroit 3 1 in the other game. Rick Barry scored 31 as Miami Hurricanes rallied past Stetson 86 84 in Deland.
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