Bobcats Fast Break Beats Magnolia 81 to 66 in Jones Field House
Hope Bobcats dominate Magnolia Panthers 81 66 in a 4AA game led by balanced scoring. All five Hope starters hit double figures as a 14 point fourth quarter fast break sealed the win and boosted Hope to 6 4 in conference play. Ronnie Ingram and Bill Wiley tied for game high with 23. Arkadelphia Friday and Crossett Saturday loom as key tests.
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Leaders Seek to Nail Down Title Spots
Top teams Kentucky Duke Chicago Loyola Texas Western and Providence push for NCAA bids as Ivy League defies a grade rule. Kentucky aims for SEC dominance at Alabama while Duke Loyola Texas Western and Providence seek at large berths after weekend wins. Hayes scored 55 as Houston crushed Southwestern.
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Milwaukee-Atlanta baseball feud looms for fans and venues
In New York a debate swirls over a possible Milwaukee return for baseball as Atlanta promotes heavy ticket sales and a cross country fan lure. Braves promotions span airline counters and radio TV campaigns across several Southern states while the Milwaukee switch dominates sport talk, even among track officials.
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Auerbach Steps Down as Celtics Coach After Season
Celtics coach Red Auerbach, 48, announces he will retire from coaching and move to the front office after this season. He choked up during halftime ceremonies after Boston’s 120 110 loss to Los Angeles at Boston Garden before 10 673 fans and a national TV audience. Auerbach plans to remain with the club in a full time executive role.
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Falcons Set to Stock 42 Veterans in Expansion Draft
Palm Beach AP report notes NFL owners will stock the Atlanta Falcons with 42 veteran players as they prepare for the expansion draft. Atlanta has 45,000 season tickets sold. coach Norm Hecker seeks a representative squad, with selections likely Wednesday after a prearranged freeze format.
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Parks Virtually Out of SWC Title Race
Arkansas 82 71 loss to Baylor last Saturday leaves the Razorbacks 4 4 in SWC play and tied for third with Texas Tech Baylor Texas Christian and Texas. Darrell Hardy scored 30 for Baylor while Ricky Sugg led Arkansas with 34 in the loss.
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Quick Quiz Q and A on presidents and curiosities
A brief quiz presents facts: only Grant and Eisenhower served two full White House terms. the Statue of Liberty head holds 30 to 40 people. snakes lack movable eyelids and cannot blink. Andrew Johnson later became a senator. the king is barred from the English House of Commons.
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
The Associated Press reports numerous results across major conferences. Notable upsets and wins include Princeton over Yale while Penn State defeated Navy. Boston College routed Fordham. Rhode Island and Vermont posted solid margins. Duke crushed Virginia. Notre Dame beat Detroit. Texas and UCLA posted decisive wins. Cashmere Wool: Cashmere wool comes from the goat’s downy fleece, averaging about three ounces per goat.
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Perrys Truck Stop Take Delight 164 83
Perry's Truckers, a local independent basketball squad, defeated Delight 104 to 83 at Patmos Friday night. Wayne Lee led Hope with 36 points, Delton Hatfield 20, while David Brown, Vic Massanvili, and Bobby Thompson had 16 each. Ken Hughes topped Delight with 35, Gene Jester 11, John Allen Ross 10.
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Dickinson Holds Phoenix Open Lead Amid Back Pain
Dickinson, hampered by a bad back and pain pills, shot a 71 to reach 206 and lead the Phoenix Open by three strokes over Bob Rosburg after three rounds at Phoenix Country Club. He plans to withdraw from the tour to seek back treatment, while Mason Rudolph, Gene Littler, and others chased. Still aced the 8th hole for his third career hole in one.
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Perry quits track to focus on business degree
Fordham sprinter Sam Perry says he will not attempt the 1968 Olympics. At 21, injured and facing a short career, he plans to graduate from Fordham Business School in June and pursue a non athletic path. He contrasts realism with hype about being the world's fastest human and cites health risks if he keeps racing.
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Pole Vault Goes Into Record Book at Indoor Games
A world indoor record of 16 feet by John Pennel highlighted the Los Angeles Times Indoor Games. Bill Baillie upset in the two mile, clocking 8 37.4, with Kip Keino among the top finishers while Keith Clark and Viktor Kudinskiy also placed. Keino plans a return to Southern California meets, possibly Albuquerque in May.
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Privacy Shield for First Class Mail Declares Limits on Searches
An American Bar Association feature explains Fourth Amendment protections for first class mail, noting that searches require warrants and that authorities may track senders via mail watches only to the edge of intruding on letters. It contrasts colonial writs with modern privacy safeguards and emphasizes the envelope boundary as a key legal barrier.
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