Duke Ends NC State Streak With OT Win
Duke junior Jack Marin scored 27 points to lift the sixth ranked Blue Devils to a 78 67 overtime victory over NC State snapping State s 111 game winning streak. Marin and Mattocks helped Duke surge late as Lakins scored 30 for State before fouling out.
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Boxing Results Roundup From AP Shows KO and Points Wins
Bill Collins of Detroit knocked out Ricky Ortiz of Puerto Rico in a rapid finish. Joe Brown of Houston defeated Levy Madi of South Africa on points in Capetown with a ten round bout.
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Detroit
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Capetown
South Africa
Joe Brown
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Solunar Periods Guide From Knight Tables For Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's tables guides fishing and hunting by day. Major periods start at boldface times lasting about two hours, while Minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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Madlock Texaco 5 Upset Hope All Stars In 128 118 Showdown
Madlock Texaco 5 defeated the Hope All Stars 128 to 118 at Patmos Gym. Royce Townsend led with 36 points, Dennis Townsend 34, Brint Odom and Larry Bruce 26 each. Bruce led the All Stars with 34, Souter 28, Robinson 24. Next games: Wednesday 7 pm vs Boocan Independents and Thursday vs Magnolia Independent at Patmos.
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Larry Bruce
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Perry's Take Red River in Overtime
Perry's Truck Stop independent team edged Red River Arsenal of Texarkana 95 to 98 in overtime at Washington gym. Earl Ray Murphy fouled late and sank two free throws to seal the win as Perry's five players scored in double figures led by Wayne Lee with 25. Harold Johns led Red River with 27. Officials Ferrell and Frank Ingersol. Game moved up from Feb 11 at Red River's request.
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N L R Grizzlies Edge Fort Smith In Tight Battle
North Little Rock and Fort Smith Northside fought a hard non league game with N L R winning 56 53. Bobby Vint scored 22 for North Little Rock and George Smith added 19 as the Wildcats led by as many as six in the fourth.
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Cleopatra's Needle Obelisk Stands as Oldest US Manmade Object
In Central Park New York Cleopatra's Needle remains hailed as the oldest man made object in the United States with a long history tracing back to ancient Egypt.
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Weather Shapes Opening Round at Phoenix Open Pro-Am
In Phoenix Arizona the Phoenix Open pro am tees off with pros paired with three amateurs for 2500 in prizes while chasing the 67000 tournament purse. Weather showers alternate with sun as Bill Casper Jr leads projections toward the Thursday 72 hole test and Jack Nicklaus looms as Casper’s main challenger.
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Ozarks Rally Upset Knocks Highlanders Out of Tie
College of the Ozarks continued its surge by beating Arkansas College 67-51 to break a tie for second in the AIC. Ouachita and Hendrix remain main threats to ASTC, with Ozarks proving efficient on 62 percent shooting and Kossover netting 25 for Ouachita.
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David Kossover
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A&m
Tech
Larry LaFevers
Texas Cage Team Defeats Hogs 81-65
Texas Longhorns beat Arkansas 81-65 in Austin as they broke open a close game with a 50 percent shooting night. Paul Olivier led Texas with 26 points while Orval Cook and Rickey Sugg tied for Arkansas honors with 13 each.
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Arkansas College and State Score Upsets Across Matches
Arkansas College 51 and State Teachers 60 led a set of college and high school basketball results. Notable scores included Texas 81 over Arkansas 65 and John Brown U 110 over Evangel College 82 in the college division.
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National Basetball Association Tuesday's Results
The NBA slate Tuesday saw Cincinnati defeat Boston 134 to 121 while St Louis beat New York 108 to 103 and Philadelphia topped San Francisco 132 to 114. Today's card features New York at Cincinnati Detroit and Boston at Detroit plus Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Tech and A&M duel as Hendrixay leads late rally
Tech scored 24 and Dick Pickens 21 for A&M. Hendrixsay stayed in contention for the AIC crown by taking the lead midway through the first half and holding on. Warriors' Joe Murphy added 19 points, 17 in the first half.
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13-Cent Bet Nets $150,000 in Spain Pool Win
In Madrid Rafael Aramaz, a 32 year old Cordoba bricklayer, collected $150,000 after correctly predicting all 14 outcomes in Spain's soccer pool. The 13 cent investment paid off as the record windfall was won on Tuesday.
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Canadian Team Beats West German Club In Exhibition
Canada overwhelmed the touring West German Fuessen Club 91 to 0 in an international hockey exhibition Tuesday night before about 4 000 fans.
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Fuessen Club
National Hockey League Schedule Note
No games are scheduled this day. Montreal hosts Toronto while Detroit visits Chicago and Chicago travels to Detroit with Montreal at Boston also on the slate.
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College Basketball Scores Card
Villanova defeated St John’s 52 43 Colgate beat Columbia 67 62 Boston College won 94 86 over Boston College Temple topped American 82 61 Connecticut won 70 63 over Massachusetts Philadelphia Texas 79 58 Westester 58
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Cincinnati Royals top Celtics for first win of season
The Cincinnati Royals beat the Boston Celtics 134-121 as rookie Happy Hairston sparked a second half surge alongside Oscar Robertson. Robertson scored 42 for Cincinnati while Sam Jones led Boston with 28. Wilt Chamberlain had 33 for Philadelphia in a 132-114 win over San Francisco.
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Gun Duel at Tiedown Sparks Sheriff Pay Battle
Prominent citizens of Tiedown chafe at Sheriff Jones for chasing a stolen horse instead of pursuing leads in a poker big-winner robbery and murder. Tense crowd debates pay boosts and deputy duties as Jones faces a county feud that could split town and endanger families.
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Sheriff Jones
King says Johnson pledges voting rights push
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr reports President Johnson agrees the pace of civil rights progress is too slow and is drafting a voting rights bill. King cites plans for federal registrars and simplified registration while noting Katzenbach’s proposals to Congress. The meeting followed King’s Alabama drives and included Humphrey in the White House discussion.
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Frustrated deputy haunted by suspicions in a western tale
The deputy contemplates a tense night as Ed Gretchen and others seem to have wronged him. He discovers the county coroner in the office, who quips I ain't dead yet. Harold Terrazas, areserved and cultured Latino artist, challenges the deputy's views on drawing and life as the scene ends.
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