Finals Start Tonight at Willisville
Willisville faces Guernsey in the final a girls game to open a weekend bl county meet. Tonight’s schedule lists Spring Mi Sr girls vs Blevins at 6 80 p m Lineburg Se boys vs Cale at 7 30 p m and Willisville Jr girls against Guernsey at 8 30 p m in the finals.
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Bearcats Point Toward NCAA Play After St Louis Win
Cincinnati’s Bearcats, ranked fifth, beat St Louis 61-42 for their 12th straight victory and a 17th win in 20 games. Bob Wiesenhan scored 19 and Tom Thacker 16 as Cincinnati opened a one game MVC lead over Bradley. Duke led ACC after beating Wake Forest. West Virginia topped NYU. Drake crushed Tampa. Virginia Tech took second in the Southern Conference. Dayton set a school single-game record in the Garden doubleheader. Houston routed North Texas.
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When to Fish or Hunt Selunar Tables
Selunar period schedule printed from John Alden Knight's Seluna Tables guides fishing and hunting by daily major and minor periods. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods lasting somewhat longer. The text notes specific times such as 12 50 6 55 11 0 7 15 2 10 8 15 and references Glen Mankowski for St. Louis with MVC standings.
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Golden Gloves Qualifier Upsets At Memphis Meet
MEMPHIS AP De Bradley at the Osceola stand announced Alfred Primeaux of Lafayette Louisiana will meet for the featherweight finals as the three day Midsouth Golden Gloves Championship moves to its championship rounds. The tournament drew 92 fighters from Fort Smith Osceola Memphis North Little Rock Lafayette Jackson Miss and Jackson Tenn with notable results including Fort Smith’s Charles Bieker defeating Jackson Mississippi’s Murray Roark in an upset to reach the open flyweight final against LaFayette’s Viator. Other results list open and novice winners across flyweight bantamweight featherweight and lightweight divisions with Oak Smith, North Little Rock, and Jackson noted among the results.
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Paul Guajardo
Joe Garza
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Van Sickle Leaves SMU Football Coaching Post
Clyde Evan Van Sickle resigned as assistant football coach at Southern Methodist University. He said his future plans are indefinite but he is considering opportunities in private industry. Van Sickle, a former Arkansas football star, served on the SMU staff for the past four years.
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Senators Sign Arkansas Player
Outfielder Jim King from Elkins Arkansas, 28, who played for Toronto in 1960, has been signed by the Washington Senators. King had a .287 batting average and 27 home runs for Toronto.
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Fishing Forecast for Arkansas Lakes
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports Lake Conway water normal with fair bass and crappie on minnows. Lake Hamilton water clear and 412 feet low with fair bass bream and crappie on live bait. Lake Ouachita water clear and normal with bass fair on live bait while bream and crappie are poor. Lakes Bull Shoals Norfolk and Greeson show fishing poor.
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Ear Epstein says he would accept Swiss ambassador post
In West Palm Beach AP report financier Ear Epstein Smith says he would be honored to represent the Kennedy administration as ambassador to Switzerland. He stated on Tuesday that he was offered the position.
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Fort Smith Boxing Card Produces Wide Range of Wins
In Fort Smith events, fighters from Memphis Jackson and Lafayette faced defeats and victories. Notable results include Zeke Nola stopping Eugene Muff in Fort Smith and John Cross outpointing Bobby Clark in Fort Smith. Memphis and Jackson entrants claimed several decisions and stoppages across open and novice welter and middleweight bouts.
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Weather Outlook From Page One
Louisiana forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Saturday with low night temperatures 36 to 42 and daytime highs 55 to 63. Saturday's low 50s expected elsewhere with improving conditions into the weekend.
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Paragould May Join Lawsuit
Paragould may join a consolidated damage suit against major electrical equipment manufacturers. The National Institute of Municipal Law Officers plans the action for 180 cities claiming losses from rigged bid recalls on supplies. Paragould’s Power and Light Co. bought equipment valued about $25,000 in the past three years, with General Electric and Westinghouse among firms involved in price fixing cases.
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Bobcats Seek Crucial Win Over Bucks to Grab Lead
Hope Bobcats host Smackover Bucks in a key district 4AA game with Smackover at 6-2 and Hope at 4-2. Calhoun leads Hope with 64 points while Burnett, Burson and Agee pace Smackover. Coach Mitchell calls the weekend two games the season’s most crucial as the district playoff looms and Camden looms after.
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Worker fatally crushed by log at Marvell sawmill
Thomas Barham, 51, of Marvell died Thursday night at Gulledge sawmill when a log fell from a truck as he prepared to unload it. He was crushed under the falling timber.
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Fulbright Dines at White House Dinner Host
Washington report notes House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson joined President and Mrs. Kennedy for a small White House dinner Thursday night. Also present were Sen and Mrs William Fulbright of Arkansas with Fulbright leading the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Three Tie for Lead at Phoenix Open Round One
A crowded Phoenix Open leaderboard forms a tight pack after the opening round with Bill Collins Dave Marr and Mason Rudolph leading at four under par 66. Buddy Sullivan trails by one stroke and a cluster of players including Don January Don Fairfield Jay Hebert Julius Boros Jack Fleck Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Gary Player are within striking distance as a swath of scorers rush toward the second round.
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al Balding
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Otis Douglas Joins Reds as Conditioning Consultant
Otis Douglas of Hague Virginia, after a 30 year career as athlete, coach, trainer and physics education instructor, was signed today as physical conditioning consultant for the Cincinnati Reds. He coached at William & Mary, University of Akron, Arkansas and Villanova and previously worked with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Baltimore Colts.
Racing Bill Rejected By House
The House on Thursday turned down a bill that would have reimbursed horse bettors who lose money when jockeys fall off the horses they bet on. No legislative relief is planned this year.
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Three Suffolk Officers Convicted in Warehouse Burglary Case
Riverhead New York three Suffolk County policemen were convicted of stealing 600 dollars worth of electrical appliances from a Long Island warehouse during a patrol to investigate a burglary last July 3.
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Roundout Round Leads Pack of 31 Players
The field of 31 players struggles to finish strong with sub par rounds. Notables near 80 include Bob Rosburg, No. 2 money winner, and Ken Ventruri. Collins of Baltimore and Crystal River, Fin, is the most veteran leader with three years on tour. Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn., has two years as a full timer, and Marr of Houston, Tex., has played 14 years on tour.
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Syracuse Rally Extends Pro Play Run in Nba
Syracuse Nationals stay hot with a three game winning streak as guard Larry Costello returns full time and leads with 24 points. Wilt Chamberlain tops scoring with 46 for the 76ers in a doubleheader night, while Philadelphia extends its lead over the Warriors and Celtics’ pace in the East. Bob Pettit fuels the St Louis Hawks past the Los Angeles Lakers with 40 points and 26 rebounds.
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College Basketball Roundup AP Results and Schedule
East West Virginia 73 NYU 112 Seton Hall 77 Manhattan 79 Adelphi 70 St Peter s NJ 98 Upsala 63 Amherst 73 Trinity Conn Tufts 97 Lowell Tech 72 Delaware 69 Albright 6 Duke 100 Wake Forest 90 Virginia Tech 99 George Washington 7 Davidson 79 Pfeiffer 72 Georgetown Ky 35 Tenn St 91 Midwest Cincinnati 61 St Louis 55 Drake 11 Tampa 73 Southwest Houston 86 North Texas 57 Far West Seattle 61 Portland 60. National Basketball Association results Cincinnati 9 New York 15 Syracuse 136 Philadelphia 120 St Louis 124 Los Angeles 12. Friday Philadelphia at New York Boston at Detroit. Saturday Detroit vs Syracuse at Boston New York at Boston Cincinnati at St Louis after noon TV.
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Duck Hunters Get Bad News
Washington AP reports the duck season may be the poorest in 30 years if dry conditions persist. Officials warn extreme snowfall is needed in the next two months across prairie regions of the northern United States and southern Canada to save nesting, with up to half of game birds originating from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Weather Bureau forecasts continued dryness through mid February.
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