Bobcats Host Malvern In Key Saturday Showdown
Hope Star reports Hope Bobcats host league leading Malvern in a pivotal 4AA clash at home. Malvern sits atop the standings with a 5-1 league mark, led by 6 6" Chancellor and scorers Loser and Stanfield, while Hope seeks revenge after a 66-62 loss at Malvern. Junior game canceled. B team at 7:00, senior at 8:00. fans urged to attend.
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Hope Star
Bobcats
Malvern
Hope
Leopards
Malven
Buckaroos
Smackover
Bob
Stanfield
Billy Mitchell
Little Rock
Trio Could Steal Show at Philadelphia
Noel Carroll Charley Buchta and Derek McCleane head a strong 1000 yard field at the 20th Philadelphia Inquirer Games Carroll the man to beat after a 1 48 7 half-mile lap for Villanova and an indoor relay mark Georgetown s Ed Duchini and UNC s John Dunkleberg among others contesting the feature race with McCleane and Buchta aiming to push Carroll toward Peter Snell s 2 06 indoor mark
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Philadelphia
Noel Carroll
Charley Buchta
Derek McCleane
Philadelphia Inquirer
Carroll
Villanova
Wildcats
Boston
Peter Snell
McCleane
Ireland
Buchta
Quantico Marines
Ed Duchini
Georgetown
John Dunkleberg
North Carolina
Feld
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By Knight
The article outlines daily Solunar periods from John Alden Knight. It notes Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours, with minor periods printed below, advising planning days to fish or hunt in the best territory during these times. The schedule includes specific day times in a compact form for Friday and Saturday.
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John Alden Knight
Perry's Independent Team Defeats Lone Star 88 41
Perry's Independent Team beat Lone Star of Texarkana 88 to 41 at Jones Field House. Wayne Lee scored 23 points, Delton Hatfield 16 and Billy Mitchell 15 for Perry's. Duke led Lone Star with 22 points and Scoggin added 10.
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Perry
Lone Star
Texarkana
Jones Field House
Wayne Lee
Delton Hatfield
Billy Mitchell
Duke
Scoggin
Clutch Goalie Puts R Wings Back on Top
Detroit gains fourth place in the NHL with a 4-0 win over Chicago as Terry Sawchuk records his 96th shutout. Larry Jeffrey Floyd Smith Parker MacDonald and Bruce MacGregor score. Sawchuk makes 27 saves to halt the Black Hawks. Bruins also blank Rangers 3-0 to tighten race in standings.
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Associated Press
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Sawchuk
Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit
New York Rangers
Bruins
Boston
Chicago
Black Hawks
Montreal
Larry Jeffrey
Floyd Smith
Parker MacDonald
Bruce MacGregor
Rangers
New York
New Yorkers
Ey Jnkaston
Johnston
Fight Results From Miami and Omaha Prize Bouts
Boxing results list several outpoints with fighters including Jack Gilbert from Kneaville Tennessee and Weaver Gibson from Opa Jocka Florida, Cheno Diaz of Omaha and Bruce Davis of Chicapa, Boise Idaho notes Charley Pow.
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Associated Press
MIAMI
Jack Gilbert
Kneaville
Tenn
Weaver Gibson
Jocka Fla
Omaha
Cheno Diaz
Bruce Davis
Boise
Idaho
Charley Pow
Hodges Sees Senators Leave Cellar in 1964
Washington manager Gil Hodges outlines a hopeful 1964 plan to lift the Senators from the AL cellar. He highlights Bill Skowron and Don Blasingame additions, notes Don Zimmer at third, and praises pitching depth with Osteen Cheney and others shaping a potential resurgence.
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Washington Senators
New York
API
Senators
Bill Skowron
Dodgers
Don Blasingame
Trate Don Lock
Chuck Hinton
Chuck
Jim King
Washington
Ken Hunt
Los Angeles Angels
Mike Brumey
Spokane
Southern Association
American Association
Cloudy Osteen
Tom Cheney
Pave Stenhouse
District Play at Spring Hill Ends Saturday
The District 7B subtourney at Spring Hill last night saw Blevins Juniors beat Spring Hill 52 to 3 to reach the finals and set a date with Cale, which defeated Guernsey 44 to 43. Blevins Senior boys also advanced by beating Guernsey 64 to 51 and will face the Lane burg Saratoga winner in the final Saturday night. Guernsey and Willisville Junior Girls reached the finals with Guernsey topping Spring Hill 39 to 35 and Willisville beating Saratoga 32 to 28. Saratoga Senior Girls moved to the finals with a 61 to 29 win over Guernsey and will play the Spring Hill Willisville winner Friday at 6.
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Spring Hill
Blevins
Cale
Guernsey
Laneburg
Saratoga
Willisville
Downhill Skiing Triumph for Austrian Trio at Innsbruck
Austrian girls Christy Haas Edith Zimm erman and Traud Hecher swept the downhill as Innsbruck hosted the ninth Winter Games. Ants Antson of Estonia won the 1500 speed skating, with Verkerk and Haugen following. U S skaters failed to medal in women’s downhill though Saubert placed 26th, and McDermott won the 500 meters in speed skating.
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Austria
Christy Haas
Edith Zimmerman
Traud Hecher
Ants Antson
Estonia
Holland
Cornelius Verkerk
Norway
Willy Haugen
Manfred Schnelldorfer
West Germany
European
France
Alain Calmat
Scott Allen
United States
al Jen
America
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Miss Haas
Starr Walton
Sacramento
Calif
Joan Lee Hannah
Franconia
N.H
Margo Lee Walters
Salt Lake City
Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Anton
Dick Hunt
la Crescenta
Howard Campbell
Paramount
Ed Rudolph
Northbrook
Floyd Bedbury
St. Paul
Magnolia tilt showcases former teammates reunion
Magnolia Arkansas AP Southern State defeated Henderson 84 to 74 in an Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball game. Five players in action had come from Sparkman high school with Southern players Danny Denton and John Selph and Henderson players Hob Shirr, Langley, and Thomas Pier.
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Magnolia, Ark
Magnolia
Southern State
Henderson
Sparkman
Southern
Danny Denton
John Selph
Hob Shirrom Fuer Langley
Thomas Pier
State Defeats Murray Team in Jonesboro
Arkansas State, led by Jerry Rook with 32 points and Jerry Hudgins with 24, beat Murray State 85-74 in Jonesboro. After a 37-37 halftime, Arkansas State pulled away in the second half, leading 42-41 with 16:45 left and 83-68 with 1:17 remaining to improve to 12-6 while Murray falls to 9-8.
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Kentucky
Indians
Arkansas
Murray
Three Americans qualify in Innsbruck slalom race
In Innsbruck Austria three top American skiers Bud Werner Billy Kidd and James Heuga qualified for Saturdays men's slalom as the ninth Winter Olympics tally shows Canada reaching its first gold and Russia its 23rd. The U S medal tally includes two alpine skiing medals a figure skating bronze for Scotty Allen and Terry McDermott's speed skate gold. Heuga who led the giant slalom time before disqualification remains a strong contender alongside Werner and Kidd for the slalom finale.
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Innsbruck
Austria
America
Bud Werner
Billy Kidd
James Huega
Canada
Russia
Jean Laubert
Scotty Allen
Terry McDermott
Vic Emery
Ile Chute
Claudia Boyarskikh
Miss Boyarskikh
Bergitzkoepfl
Werner
Steamboat I Springs
Colo
Kidd
Stowe
U.S
Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
NYU Violets Rally After Slump With Big Wins
NYU once tagged as a season bust shows comeback promise. After losses to Wagner Toledo Michigan and St Josephs Pa the Violets stand 6 4 in January. Star duo Barry Kramer and Happy Hairston lead three straight wins over Santa Clara Army Holy Cross with Hairston 38 and Kramer 27 in the 103 83 crush of Holy Cross.
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Associated Press
Violets
New York City
Wagner
Staten Island
Toledo
Michigan
St. Joseph’s
Teft
Barry Kramer
Happy Hairston
Santa Clara
Army
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Hairston
Kramer
National Hockey Results and Saturday Schedule
National Hockey League scores show Boston defeating New York 4 0 and Detroit 4 Chicago 0. Today's games none scheduled. Saturday’s matchups list Montreal at New York Chicago at Toronto Detroit at Boston.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Violets gain at large bid with Garden win doubleheader
In a Madison Square Garden double header the Violets won to push their February rally toward an NCAA at large berth next month. LaSalle rallied from 13 down to beat Manhattan 75-62 as Curt Fromal and Frank Corace combined for 42 points. In the second game Clemson edged Georgia 83-81 as Nick Milosanovich and Jim Brennan starred late.
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Madison Square Garden
LaSalle
Manhattan
Curt. Fromal
Frank Corace
Nick Milosanovich
Wilt Keeps Warriors Right ot Top
Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 as the San Francisco Warriors beat the Detroit Pistons 104-97 to stay atop the Western Division. Chamberlain and Wayne Hightower added 34 in the second half as SF led 60-58 at halftime and stretched a home win streak to 10 in a row. Bailey Howell had 33 for Detroit as Boston edged Baltimore 94-92 and Philadelphia outscored New York 128-117. Bill Russell grabbed 34 rebounds and 15 points for the Celtics in College Park.
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San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Wayne Hightower
Warriors
San Jose
San Francisco
Bailey Howell
Pistons
Boston Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knicks
Bill Russell
Celtics
Baltimore
Bullets
University of Maryland
Cole Field House
College Park
Big Bill
Walt Bellamy
Jal Greer
New York
79Ers
Knicks
al Butker
Only Team Gets Field Goal Loses in Four OTs
Southwest Junior High School took the only field goal but fell 85 to Jefferson Davis in a four overtime junior high basketball tournament thriller.
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Little Rockup
South‘west Junior High School
Jefferson Davis
Red White Game Set for May 9
Arkansas Razorbacks announce intra squad Red White games in Fayetteville on May 2 and in Little Rock on May 9. Spring drills run April 9 through May 2, closed to the public. Coach Frank Broyles had earlier hinted the Little Rock game might not be held this year.
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Arkansas Razorback
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Frank Broyles
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