Arkansas Bred Horse to Get First Test at Oaklawn Park
Never Idle, Arkansas bred from Verna Lea farm, races in the Central Cities Purse at Oaklawn Park with a 117 pound impost. Field includes Spot Luck, Mississippi Law, Count Book, Rollington Road, Cavalier's Crossfire, Ski Tramp and Beacon Rofa. Jockey Emedes Hinojosa to ride Never Idle.
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Ark
Gene Goff
Verna Lea
Fayetteville
Central Cities
Oaklawn Park
Naholme II
Verna Léa
Tropical Park
Hig
Florida
Never Idle
Everett Lawrance
Spot Luck
Lkely
Mississippi Law
Doug Davis Jr
Mississippi Girl
Davis
G. M. Holtsinger
Blue Chip Stable
Rollington Road
Veldam. Cavalier
Crossfire
Elmer
Dardanus
Toutopolis
Rewarder
L. H. Grimes
Cox and Hammond
Central Replaced in Cage Poll By Associated Press
Fort Smith Northside climbs to first after Little Rock Central drops from the top spot. Greenbrier rises to second, LR Central falls to third as Blytheville Columbia and Magnolia hold fourth and fifth. North Little Rock moves up, Hot Springs falls. Turrell 29 0 slides to eighth. Bay debuts at ninth. El Dorado stays tenth.
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Associated Press
Little Rock Central
Fort Smith
LR Central
Dave Bing Named Best Scorer In NBA Race
New York AP reports Detroit star Dave Bing remains the NBA scoring leader with 1,642 points in 59 games, averaging 27.8. Oscar Robertson has the best scoring average at 29.9 with 1,406 points in 47 games for Cincinnati. Wilt Chamberlain tops field goal percentage and rebounds. Len Wilkens leads in assists. Robertson also leads in free throw shooting and overall assists.
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New York
Dave Bing
Detroit
Bing
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Len Wilkens
St. Louis
Robertson
Houston Holds Lead in AP Major College Poll
Houston remained first in the Associated Press major college basketball poll, unbeaten at 21 games after a 107-58 win over Centenary. UCLA moved to second with 332 points, while North Carolina stayed third and St Bonaventure fourth. New Mexico and Columbia each rose, Tennessee slipped to seventh, and Duke climbed to tenth after beating Maryland and Notre Dame.
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Associated Press
Pete Maravich
Georgia
Bulldogs
Louisiana State
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LSU
Baron Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Tennessee
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Centenary
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Oregon
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Virginia
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
New Mexico State
Texas-El Paso
Dartmouth
Harvard
Vols
Maryland
Southern Illinois
Notre Dame
Aggies
Sett Mexico
Chicago Loyola
Fort Smith Players Sign With Houston
Three Fort Smith football players signed letters of intent with the University of Houston. Northside tailback Benny Shepherd defensive tackle Chris Moore and St. Anne's fullback Adam Webster were praised by Houston Coach Bill Yeoman as representatives of the cream of the crop in Arkansas and the Southwest. Shepherd ran for 14 touchdowns and averaged over five yards a carry on 144 attempts. Moore, 6 feet 3 inches and 205 pounds, averaged six unassisted tackles per game. Webster, 6 feet 1 inch and 205 pounds, averaged five tackles per game and more than five yards a carry.
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Houston
Fort Smith
Ark
Northside
Grizzles
University of Houston
Benny Shepherd
Chris Moore
St. Anne’s
Adam Webster
Bill Yeoman
Arkansas
Southwest
Shepherd
Moore
Webster
Solunar Tables Schedule For Weekly Fishing And Hunting
The schedule from Richard Alden Knight shows Minor and Major Solunar Periods in Central Standard Time. It lists days Tuesday to Sunday with times for Major periods and shorter Minor periods, indicating best fishing or hunting windows for each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
College and pro basketball results from Arkansas to California
Arkansas college scores include John Brown U 103 Philander Smith 74 Turrell 71 Keiser 46 Gordon 77 Prescott McRae 71 Crosaelt 85 Camden 54. Notable pros NBA results Chicago 112 Cincinnati 104 in overtime. ABA upsets Dallas 114 Denver 101. Upcoming games feature Boston Detroit New York and Philadelphia Seattle matchups.
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Arkansas
Turrell
Keiser
Gordon
Prescott McRae
Crosaelt
Camden
Dartmouth
Cornell
CCNY
South
Cent
South Kentucky
Tennessee
Auburn
Miss
State
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Cato
VMI
Citadel
Wesleyan
Wm. & Mary
Furtan
Guilford
Presley
S.C
Tech
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Diego
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Oakland
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Seattle
Judges Seen As Power Behind Olympic Figure Skating
In Grenoble, judges govern the figure skating event with high influence. Officials note political bias, warmth toward judges matters, and rivals accuse the Iron Curtain panelists of downgrading Western skaters. Emmerich Danzer reportedly falls from favor as judges scrutinize demeanor and performance.
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Grenoble
France
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Romania
International
Stade de Glace
Emmerich Danzer
Austria
Americans rally as Kidd leads in giant slalom bid
U S alpine team, hit by injuries, eyes a major medal as Judy Nagel and Kiki Cutter surge in women's special slalom. Billy Kidd posts top U S time in giant slalom but finishes fifth. Killy leads France with strong prospects for a gold sweep.
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Morris Rosenberg
Associated Press
Grenoble
France
United States
Judy Nagel
Kiki Cutter
Judy
U.S
Enumcl
Rosie Fortna
Warren
Billy Kidd
Jean-Claude Killy
Killy
Stowe, VI
Jim Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
KiNy
Tony Sailer
Austria
Sailer
Jeanne Ashworth
Wilmington
N.Y
Johanna Schut
Netherlands
Army
Ralph C. Wakely
Murray
Utah
Magnar Solberg
Norway
West Germany
Doug Volmer
Minneapolis
Lou Nanne
Larry Pleau
Ft. Campbell
Garden Makes Ice at New Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers coach Emile Francis oversaw a Monday night practice to ensure ice quality in the new MSG arena. He praised the $43 million venue and its quarter inch ice layer after a grueling three games in four days. A retroactive tax was previously imposed by Congress.
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Madison Square Garden
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
Francis
Congress
Magic numbers surge as ABA stars flood scoreboard
Forty three points by Cincy Powell set a Dallas scoring record in a 114-101 Dallas win over Denver. Ben Warley and Willie Somerset each scored 43 as Anaheim beat Houston 145-142 in OT. Warley also posted an ABA record with 16 straight baskets. Other ABA results included New Jersey over New Orleans and Kentucky over Pittsburgh. In the NBA, Chicago beat Cincinnati 112-104 in overtime. Powell had 41 in the prior Sunday game.
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Associated Press
American Basketball Association
Cincy Powell
Dallas
Denver
Lefty Thomas
New Jersey
New Orleans
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Cincinnati
Powell
Minnesota
Larry Jones
Warley
Anaheim
Amigos
Anahelm
Somerset
Houston
180 Delegation From Canada for October Olympics
Canada has registered a preliminary 180-person delegation for the 19th Olympic Games planned in Mexico City this October, including athletes trainers and others. In Cambridge Colin Adair of Montreal won the squash singles title defeating Peter Martin. New York dethroned Quebec as team champion 3-2. In Chicago Chuck Hartenstein signed his 1968 contract as Cub pitcher.
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Mexico City
Cambridge, Mass
Colin Adair
Montreal
U.S
Adair
McGiLl University
Peter Martin
Henri Salaun
Boston
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
New York
Quebec
Chicago
Chuck Hartenstein
Relef Pithher
Cub
Lady Cats eye district title with Little Rock game
RALPH ROUTON reports Hope’s Lady Cats, 20-4, travel to Little Rock to face Joe T. Robinson at 6 30 PM in a key District 7 A West clash. A win boosts their state title chances as they head into Prescott for the district tournament with a potential semifinal against Ashdown.
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Ralph Routon
Lady Cats
Afd
Joe T. Robinson
Prescott
Prescott-DeQueen
KXAR
Ashdoh Pantherettes
West
Ashdown
Bradley
State of Arkansas
Asfdown
Little Rock
Joe T
Boston University Wins Beanpot for Third Straight Year
Boston University clinched the Beanpot Hockey Tournament title for the third consecutive year, asserting dominance in the annual collegiate showdown in Boston.
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Boston
Boston University
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