College Basketball Scores From The AP List
The Associated Press reports scores across the college basketball slate with teams including Fordham over Connecticut, Massachusetts over North Carolina, Maryland in double overtime over Memphis State, Furman beating Duke, Pitt over N C State, Virginia over Georgetown, LaSalle over Virginia Tech, George Washington top The Citadel, Newberry over Arkansas State, Missouri over Southwestern Tennessee, Oklahoma defeating Valparaiso, Ottawa Baker, McPherson over Bethel Kansas, Friends over Missouri Mines, Southeast Missouri over Central Missouri, Culver Stockton over Rockhurst, Southwestern Kansas over SMU, Texas A&M over Baylor, Texas over Austin, Texas Lutheran over Southern State Arkansas, Hendrix over College of Quarks, Seattle over Seathc Pacific, Boston over Rochester, Philadelphia over St. Louis.
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Giardello Faces Sandy In Midweight Clash Tonight
Chicago report says Joey Giardello, 26, favored over Randy Sandy in a high stakes middleweight bout. Giardello seeks a title shot by June after a win could pit him against the winner of Spider Webb Neal Rivers for a championship bid. Sandy, 24, returning from military bench, carries an 8-4-? record with three knockouts in 18 fights. ABC will air the bout at 10 pm.
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Pro Gridders Press for Recognition
By Bill Lotyg. Cleveland report says NFL players seek recognition from club owners with 304 actual signatures and promises of 190 percent support from the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams. Association counsel Creighton Miller notes signatures demonstrate strength and organization amid owner scrutiny.
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Hope to Host State Senior Girls A Tournament in Hope
Hope will host the Arkansas A division senior girls basketball tournament at Jones Field House in February 2023. Johnnie Burnett, executive secretary of the Arkansas Activities Association, announced the event. Sixteen teams from districts statewide will participate, with hotels contacted and plans for a warm welcome underway. Local interest centers on Emerson and potential teams Nashville and Ashdown.
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SMU Defeats Baylor To Stay Clear In Race
SMU beat Baylor 83 to 76 as Jim Krebs led with 24 points while the Mustangs drew 35 free throws in 39 attempts. Baylor rallied late but fell short and SMU strengthened its hold atop the Southwest Conference standings. Texas fell to overtime loss at 69-67 after Mehaffey scored 23 and Downs matched 23 in a chaotic finish.
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Big Ten Renews Rose Bowl Pact With PCC
The Big Ten formally ratified a perpetual agreement with the Pacific Coast Conference to continue post season Rose Bowl games. PCC commissioner Victor O. Schmidt announced the formal signing of the pact yesterday in Los Angeles.
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To Measure the Heartbeat of Whale
President Eisenhower’s heart specialist leads an expedition to record heartbeats of 60 foot gray whales off Baja California. A helicopter will dart harpoons to carry listening lines to a shore station, then transmit to a yacht for recording, aiding human heart research.
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Players circle backs threaten union as owners reject
The article reports tension between players and owners over backing for a new players group. Attorneys cite strong backing from players, while owners refuse to recognize any bargaining unit. Player reps Norm Van Brooklin and Kyle Rote warn a union could be forced if talks stagnate, with calls from players nationwide showing growing frustration.
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Hope Boys Win as Girls Fall to Nashville
Hope and Nashville split a twin bill at the Sersap pers Gym. Hope Senior girls fell 42 to 30 with Judy Rateliff scoring 1 and Jan Robison 9, while Nashville’s Mary Shannon led with 25. The Bobcats posted a 52 to 9 win as Dava Watkins dropped 17 and Jerry Franks 9, with Allen adding 22 for the Scrap pers. Upcoming: Arkadelphia visits Hope Friday for two games, then Emerson brings two more on Monday.
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Jerry Franks
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Farmers Credit Soil Conservation Amid Drought Struggles
Farmers say soil conservation work is unfinished despite drought gains. Ada Oklahoma farmer Happal Allen, Dalhart Texas farmer Sam Singleton, and Bernard Becker of Beaver City Nebraska testify to continued erosion and reduced ability to fund practices. About 1.2 million acres, 88 percent of US continental farm land, are in soil conservation districts as programs focus on keeping water and soil in place through grasses, terraces and reduced tillage.
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Nebraska
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United States
Navy Commander Dies in Crash in Augusta Ga
Navy Commander WR Kane of the aircraft carrier Saipan died when a TY2 jet crashed near Augusta Georgia. His executive officer Capt Nodh A Been was injured and taken to a hospital. Kane, famed as Killer Kane in World War II, held multiple decorations including the Navy Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Nevada County Tournament Opens In Cale Gym
Nevada County basketball tournament began with four first round games at Cale Gym. Bodcaw Jr girls beat Emmet Sr girls 28 16 while Laheburg Sr boys trailed 5 9 Emmet Sr boys 12 Prescott Sr girls 50 Cale Sr girls 90 and Lateburg Sr boys 73 Cale Sr boys 52 Willisville also entered. Wednesday and Thursday schedule includes Cale Willisville Bodcaw Jr girls Bodcaw Jr boys Emmet Prescott Sr girls Willisville Laneburg Jr boys with officials Joe Watkins Vernon Hutchins timekeeper 1.5B Godwin and scorekeepers Delmer Cummings Selma Wesson and Camelia McDonald.
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U S Reluctant to Sanction Israel
The United States showed reluctance to consider sanctions on Israel even if it does not withdraw from all of Egypt. Secretary Dulles said sanctions would depend on a UN resolution, and that the U S would not act alone. Some senators warned sanctions could be immoral and insupportable without similar moves against Russia.
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Golden Gloves fighters advance in Midsouth tourney
In Memphis event results George O Neal Osceola Ark KO s Tames Rogers Jackson in heavyweight. Flyweight Bob Porter Osceola defeats Billy Quick North Little Rock. Henry Harrison North Little Rock defeats Gerry Randolph Jackson Miss. Light heavyweight Raymond Vega Osceola defeats Mann Tumey Jackson Miss. Jackie Reeves North Little Rock defeats Wycliffe Cooper Memphis.
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