Hogs Aggies tied for SWC lead after Arkansas game
Texas A M and Arkansas battled to an 85 79 double overtime loss for the Aggies in Fayetteville leaving both teams atop the Southwest Conference standings. Coach Shelby Metcalf noted the Arkansas crowd and a rowdy student section as the key factor amid a sellout crowd of 5906 at Barnhill Fieldhouse. A rematch is slated for College Station Saturday night.
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Razorbacks Beat Texas A&M In Double Overtime
Robert Bird en and Ken Allison scored 22 and 21 as Arkansas defeated Texas A&M 89 to 81 in double overtime to pull into a first place SWC tie at 5-1. Ray Roberts led A&M with 20 as the Aggies twice tied late in regulation and overtime before Arkansas pulled away in the second extra session.
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Razorbacks sign Bruce Hay from Blytheville
Bruce Hay of Blytheville signed a Southwest Conference football letter of intent with the University of Arkansas. He narrowed choices to Arkansas Auburn Mississippi State Mississippi and Memphis State, citing doubts about the wishbone and favoring rein’s veer offense after visiting the campus.
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Scaife Dominates January For Arkansas State
JANUARY BELONGS TO SCAIFE JONESBORO ARK Don Scaife, nation's No. 5 major college scorer, produced 268 points in nine ASU games averaging 29.8 per game. He posted 55 steals 6.1 per game 54 rebounds 6 per game 24 assists 20 deflections 3 blocks and shot 49.2 percent.
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Prove Lively Wins King Cotton Handicap at Oaklawn
Prove Lively owned by Mrs. Joe W. Brown edged Prince Astro by a head in the King Cotton Handicap at Oaklawn Park the 5 1 2 furlongs on a wood surface in 1 04 3 5. Jockey Danny Whited sent Prince Astro to the early lead while Larry Melanconi steadied Prove Lively before sprinting clear in the stretch to win. Satan's Hills held third by two lengths over Silver Doctor. Prove Lively earns first win of the year after a prior year with seven wins and over 66 000 in earnings. Prince Astro previously tallied more than 75 000 last season with four victories in 13 starts.
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Russell in Hall of Fame sparks muted Boston ceremony
AP writer Dave O Hara notes Bill Russell, iconic Celtics star and first black major league coach, was inducted into the National Basketball Hall of Fame. Russell declined a public ceremony while the Garden flag-raising proceeded with minimal crowd as former stars and figures connected to basketball history were honored.
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Martin Ousts Hardie To Win LA Tennis Crown
Billy Martin an 18 year old Palos Verdes California freshman at UC Los Angeles won the $25 000 Arkansas International Tennis Tournament in North Little Rock by defeating George Hardie Jr of Long Beach 6 3 7 6 The match featured steady baseline play and a near perfect first set as Martin broke Hardie in the fourth game and closed the set at 40 0 The second set saw Hardie improve his serve but Martin held firm and claimed the title.
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