No Changes in District Standing in 4A-4AA Basketball
The Smackover Buckaroos and Fairview Cardinals hold the league lead at 8-1 as Dig 4AA standings show no shifts after last week's eight game slate. Crossett’s Eagles stay hot chasing the Teachers, narrowly winning two games 34-33 over Magnolia and 47-46 over Arkadelphia. Fairview avenged a loss by beating Hope 72-46, Magnolia 56-53, Hope 87-51, Fairview 61-54 over Malvern, and Smackover 68-44 and 63-57 over Warren. Barry McMahon of Fairview tops scoring with 232 in nine league games. Johnny Corley Malvern 153. Mike Holloway Smackover 150. Six teams still contend for top three spots. a fourth berth goes to an at large.
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Buckaroos
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Crossett
Eagles
Magnolia
Arkadelphia
Fairview
Hope
Johnny Corley
Malvern
Mike Holloway
Smackover
Lincoln
Camden
Washington
Texarkana
el Dorado
Tarheels Holder Seven-Game Win Streak With Virginia Rally
North Carolina, ranked second, trailed Virginia by six late in the second half but surged to a 79-75 victory in Charlottesville. Bob Lewis and Larry Miller each scored 22 as Dean Smith praised the escape. Kansas toppled Nebraska 84-58 as Iowa won on the road 96-89.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Larry Miller
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Virginia Cavaliers
Dean Smith
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Darrell Hardy
Jimmy Turner
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Richmond
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Virginia Military
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Purdue
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Seatetle
Portland
Question Is How Many Has He Won
New York AP reports on Adolph Rupp's win total as Kentucky's coach, with figures from NCAA and UK guides showing variances over exhibitions in Israel. The piece discusses Rupp's career 757-762 record, Phog Allen's 771 mark, and potential season outcomes affecting the all time standings.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Phog Allen
Kansas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Rupp
Kentucky
Wildcats
Texas Western
NCAA
Israel
Tel Aviv
Hut
Allen
Stucky
Ducksworth Tops Scoring in Henderson State Win
Larry Ducksworth scored 36 points to lift Henderson State to a 72 68 victory over Arkansas College in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. Bill Cossey added 25 points and Jim Haney 16.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Larry Ducksworth
Arkansas
Southern S. Moves on to AIC Crown
Southern State's Mules win 85-55 over Arkansas Tech to bolster a 12-1 AIC record and eye a second straight conference title. State College of Arkansas, Ouachita Baptist, Arkansas A&M also posted wins as the league tightens standings and key scorers tallied.
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Associated Press
Southern State
Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
State College of Arkansas
Hardling
Ouachita Baptist
Hendrix
Arkansas A&m
Ozarks
Donnle Denton
Milton Hancock
AIC
Paul Brown
Tech
Muleriders
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Bears
Ouachita
Henderson
Mickey Johnson
Harding
Harold Alexander
Kelton Busby
Cunningham and Jones Fuel 76ers Rally Past Warriors
Minutemen Wally Jones and Billy Cunningham helped the Philadelphia 76ers edge the San Francisco Warriors 126-123 after a close finish in Pittsburgh. Boston remains in the Eastern lead as the Celtics, paced by Bailey Howell and Bill Russell, blasted the Royals 138-123. Elgin Baylor led a fourth-quarter surge for the Lakers in a 122-117 win over the Knicks. Detroit beat Chicago 98-90 as Eddie Miles sparked a late run. Richie Guerin powered St. Louis past Baltimore 109-96 while the Hawks dominated St. Paul with a big first quarter and coasted the rest of the way.
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Associated Press
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Billy Cunningham
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Cunningham
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National Basketball Association
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Celtics
Bailey Howell
Bill Russell
Cincinnati Royals
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Jerry West
Los Angeles
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Eddie Miles
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Richie Guerin
St. Louis
Baltimore
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West
Knicks
Pick Barnett
Miles
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Dave Bing
Bulls
McCoy McLemore
Guerin
Hawks
St. Paul
Mion
Jackson State tops Arkansas AM&N 129 116 in SWAC clash
Jackson State defeated Arkansas AM&N 129 to 116 as Ed Manning and Nathaniel Sellers each scored 25 points. Robert Allen led AM&N with 33 points. Cal Ramsey still holds the NYU single game rebound record with 34 boards set in 1957 against Boston College.
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Ed Manning
Nathaniel Sellers
Jackson State
Arkansas Am&n
Robert Allen
Am&n
Cal Remsey
NYU
Boston College
Frogs Rally Past Baylor In Slim 96 89 Upset Victory
Texas Christian pulled away late to beat Baylor 96 89 at Daniels Meyer Coliseum. McCarty scored 21, Evans 18, Kreis 17 as TCU overcame a late Baylor surge and foul trouble to move within one game of SMU in the Southwest Conference. Hardy and Turner led Baylor with 24 each before fouling out.
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Jack Donovan
Associated Press
Norther
Daniels Meyer
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Frogs
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Wayne Kreis
Bears
Darrell Hardy
Jimmy Turner
Hardy
Turner
TCU
Hill
Mickey McCarty
James Cash
Kreis
McCarty
Jess Evans
Krets
Rice
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Aggies
Tech
Lakers Rally Behind Baylor West In 122-117 Win
Lakers coach Fred Schaus praised Mel Counts after his 7 game stint with Los Angeles as Baylor and West carried the team to a 122 to 117 comeback victory over New York. Counts provides 12 points and strong rebounding in 18 19 minutes per game.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Fred Schaus
Lakers
Baylor
West
New,York
Counts
National Basketball Association scores roundup
National Basketball Association results include Los Angeles 122 New York 117 and Chicago 125 Cincinnati 98. Regional college scores feature Arkansas Tech 56 State College of Arkansas 93 and Harding 92, with East Texas Baptist 75. High school highlights list Little Rock Central 58 North Little Rock 43 and Siloam Springs 48.
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De Queen Coach Named Magnolia Head Football Coach
Magnolia officials announced Don Hubbard,De Queen High School head football coach, will succeed Joe Thomason as Magnolia head coach. Thomason resigned to become an elementary school administrator, having led Magnolia since 1956.
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Magnolia, Ark
Don Hubbard
de Queen High School
Joe Thomason
Magnolia
Thomason
Pasarell and Drysdale Top Seeded at U S Indoor
In Salisbury Maryland Charles Pasarell from Santurce Puerto Rico and Roy Drysdale were named the top domestic and foreign seeds for the U S National Indoor Tennis Championships opening Sunday. Pasarell earned the domestic top seed over Arthur Ashe with recent wins and head-to-head results. The field includes Clark Graebner and Cham Richey among Americans, while foreign entries include Bobby Wilson Thomas Koch and Istvan Gulyas.
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Ohio
Cham Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Graebner
Richey
Dennis Ralston
Drysdale
Bobby Wilson
Great Brugla
Thomas Koch
Brazil
Istvan Gulyas
Hungary
Austrians Capture Two-Man World Bobsled Title
Austrians Erwin Thaler and Reinhold Durnthaler won the 1967 Two-Man World Bobsled Championship in Alpe d Huez France. Italians Eugenio Monti and Sergio Storpaes crashed injuring Monti and Storpaes. Second went to Nevio De Zordo and Edoardo Tinter de Martin, with the U S No 2 team Clifton Crall in third.
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Alpe D'Huez
France
Erwin Thaler
Reinhold Durnthaler
Italy
Eugenio Monti
Sergio Storpaes
Nevio de Zordo
Edoardo Tinter de Martin
U.S
Howard Clifton
Elnora
N.Y
James Crall
Troy
Col de Poutrance
French Alps
Mont
Storgaes
Britain
Tony Nash
Robern Dixon
Monti
West Germany
Wolfgang Zimerer
Hubert Braun
Thaler
Austria
Clay May Retire If No Opponents Remain
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali says no opponents can draw on closed circuit TV and hints at retirement. He mentions five possible contenders including Folley and Liston, and plans a Mecca pilgrimage within weeks. Terrell’s lopsided knockout earns him about 250000, while Ali would net roughly 750000. Also, former Pirates pitcher Jon Vitelli dies at 58 after long illness in Veterans Hospital.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Ernc Tertell
Tertell
Muhammad Ali
Clay
Zora Folley
Chandler
Aziz
George Chuvalo
Thad Spencer
Montreal Exposition
Liston
Sweden
Terrell
Bob Arum
Main Bout, Inc
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