Quarterfinals in District B Play Tonight
The 7B west sub district basketball tournament at Spring Hill continues with five games played yesterday and one forfeit. Bodeaw Senior girls forfeited to Spring Hill while Bodeaw Senior boys lost to Laneburg 66 to 48. Spring Hill Junior boys beat Bodean 37 to 25. Willisville Senior girls beat Cale handily 66 to ? Willisville Junior girls edged Cale 18 to 14. Quarterfinals start at 12 30 p m with Spring Hill vs Blevins Junior boys and other matchups including Saratoga, Guernsey, and Willisville in various senior and junior games.
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Ramsey Stops Owens In Bridgeport Fight
Herb Ramsey of Bridgeport, weighing 155, defeated Julius Owens of New York at 3 in Bridgeport, Conn., in a Wednesday fight reported by The Associated Press.
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Solunar table notes by John Alden Knight report
The piece presents a Solunar schedule with major and minor periods, noting durations of an hour and a half to two hours. It advises planning fishing or hunting around the listed periods and includes daily time entries for Thursday through Sunday with first and second major and minor windows.
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Finley in Town for More Talks Over Stadium Lease
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley returned to Kansas City for more talks with the City Council on a Municipal Stadium lease. He again rejected a three year lease, warning that longer terms could bankrupt the team, a stance voiced in five prior sessions.
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Kubek Predicts Tough AL Title Race
Tony Kubek, in Wausau, says the American League will be tough with no easy outs. He confirms signing with the Yankees for about 38,000 and assesses teams Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Kansas City on pitching defense and hitting. He predicts Hank Bauer will help the Orioles and Kansas City must fix its pitching.
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Rams Acquire Iman From Packers
LOS ANGELES AP Ken Iman a four year NFL veteran joined the Los Angeles Rams after they announced the acquisition from the Green Bay Packers. Details of the trade were not disclosed.
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Texas Team Rated High in Little Schools
Pan American Texas earns AP small college poll boost to 17 3 after a power tour of the East lifting it to third in a regional panel ranking. Evansville leads 71 Grambling 68 with Wittenberg Youngstown and Hofstra also rising in the top 10.
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Casey Looks Ahead to Mets Camp in 1960s Style Forecast
In St Petersburg AP columnist lays out Mets spring training plans and personnel. He notes an improved minor league cohort, names young pitchers Selma Locke Gardner Wilson, praises pitching coach Mel Harder and new pitchers Fisher Hook Stallard Jackson Willey Bearnorth Cisco. Outfield hope centers on Altman Snider Elliot Jones with Haddock in mix. Also introduces coaches Westrum Heffner and potential third baseman Kanehl Green and Harkness Kranepool Haas Kanehl. Hunt solid at second base with rookie votes.
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National Hockey Wednesday Results
Montreal defeated Toronto 2 to 0 while Boston beat New York 3 to 2 and Chicago skated past Detroit 4 to 2. New York hosts Boston with Chicago visiting Detroit in today’s schedule. Friday brings no games.
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Halder Out Two Weeks
World pole vault record holder John Pennel will be sidelined for two indoor track meets due to a illness. Halder will miss competition for two weeks.
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Memorable Cage Year for Few Coaches
A look at landmark milestones for college basketball coaches. Adolph Rupp notched his 700th victory at Kentucky, Vic Bubas reached his 100th with Duke as the Blue Devils dominated NC State. Iba and Gill near big totals, while Villanova and DePaul posted standout wins and DePaul nears 350 victories in coach Ray Meyer era.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
St Bonaventure edged by Villanova. St Josephs defeated George Town. Rhode Island beat Boston University. Syracuse beat Niagara in overtime. Cornell topped Colgate. Seton Hall over Long Island. Rutgers defeated Connecticut. Fordham beat Wagner. Penn State routed Bucknell. Lafayette beat Lehigh. Scranton beat Susquehanna. Springfield edged Amherst. MIT beat Stevens Tech. Duke defeated North Carolina State. West Virginia beat Maryland. DePaul beat Notre Dame. Cincinnati over Dayton. Memphis State narrowly beat Creighton. Tulsa defeated Bowling Green. Oklahoma City beat St Louis in overtime. Evansville beat Butler. Seattle defeated Puget Sound.
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NBA Scores and Upcoming Matches Listed
National Basketball Association results show Baltimore 113 over St Louis 106 and Los Angeles 111 over Detroit 85. Next games include Detroit at San Francisco in San Jose and Baltimore visiting Boston in College Park Maryland with New York at Philadelphia on the schedule.
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Florida Thinks of Derby Win by Roman Brother
Florida boosters foresee a Derby contender in Roman Brother after a Bahama Stakes win at Hialeah. The gelded son of Third Brother from Roman Zephyr by Roman has never finished outside the money in eight races, beating Journalist Mr Brick Rupers and nine others in seven furlongs in 1 28 14 before a crowd of 18 214.
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Soviet Women Lead At Innsbruck Winter Games
At the ninth Winter Olympics in Innsbruck Russia leads in gold medals with eight, driven by Lidia Skoblikova four golds in speed skating and Claudia Boyarskikh two in Nordic cross country. Kept pace by Belousova-Protopopov in pairs figure skating, with Americans tied in golds at one each for now.
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Americans Gloomy Over Olympics
In Innsbruck, Walter Bush, manager of the U S Olympic hockey team, laments the lack of parity after a crushing loss ends the Americans’ bid for a bronze. He calls for system revision as top European rivals outspend and outpace U S players. Paul Johnson, sole 1960 champion remaining, vents in the locker room.
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Debate Tourney Draws Entries From Six States
The Mid-South Debate Tournament at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia runs Friday and Saturday with entrants from Arkansas Texas Missouri Tennessee Oklahoma Kansas and Louisiana.
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U S Ice Team Falls to Czechoslovakia in Lopsided Loss
The U S rinkmen lost 7-1 to Czechoslovakia after a rough finish in Wednesday's game. The U S record drops to 1-4 with two games left as Russia and Canada top the standings at 5-0. Friday features Russia vs Sweden and Canada vs the Czechs with a likely payoff on Saturday.
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