Hope 4th in District Standings as Fairview leads AAA hoops
The Fairview Cardinals take the top spot in Div AAA basketball with Hope 4th. Hope upsets Smackover 60 54 to break the Bucks tie with the Cardinals. Contenders Crossett and Buckaroos loom as six games remain including showdowns Friday and Saturday. Barry McMahon leads Fairview with 251 points. Smackover’s Mike Holloway is runner up with 185. Other results cited include Fairview 65 Camden 46 and Crossett 75 Warren 54.
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Goal Tender DeJordy Leads Hawks Unbeaten Streak Toward Title
Chicago's Den is DeJordy hauls in victories with a stellar 1.75 goals against average in 12 games after Glenn Hall injury as the Hawks push a 14-game unbeaten run. Mikita and Mohns pace the offense with 21 points each while Hull adds 19 to vault Chicago toward the NHL lead and Vezina contention.
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Detroit
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Mobus Tas
Pierce Pilote
Western Kentucky Makes Rally to Beat Tennessee Tech
Western Kentucky remained hot with its 19th straight win, beating Tennessee Tech 80-71 as Greg Smith 24 points Wayne Chapman 22 and Butch Kaufman 20 led a late 11-4 burst. Kansas and Houston also won, keeping pace in their leagues. Kentucky fell further in SEC play with a 76-57 loss to Tennessee. Michigan State upset Indiana 86-77 at East Lansing. Elvin Hayes scored 38 for Houston in a 17th win.
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Record Tennis Draw Out to Field of 32
In Salisbury Maryland the 64th U S Indoor Tennis Championships moved to a 32 man draw. Defending champ Charles Pasarell and top foreign seed Cliff Drysdale were winners Monday as eight first round matches took place. Drysdale beat Len Shloss 6 3 6 1 while Pasarell beat Daniel Contet 4 6 6 4 6 4. Pasarell faces Graham Stilwell next. Cristale’s foe will be Manuel Orantes after Orantes defeated Ion Tiriac 6 4 7 5. Other seeds include Arthur Ashe set to meet Mike Green and Clark Graebne to face Ismail Shafei.
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Philadelphia
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Ohio
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United Arab Republic
Leachville Tops Arkansas High School Poll In AP Rankings
Leachville rode a surge of second place votes to first in the Associated Press Arkansas high school basketball poll. The Class AA Lions, 26-41 for the season, earned 129 points with three first place votes, while North Little Rock and Harrison trailed with 120 and 114 points respectively. Blytheville, Fort Smith Northside, Greenbrier, Whitehall, Searcy, Hot Springs, and Palestine followed in the top ten, with Palestine making its first appearance.
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Southern State poised to clinch AIC title tonight
Southern State, riding a 13-1 conference mark and 17-2 overall, could clinch at least a share of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference crown by beating winless Ozarks at Clarksville. Other AIC games include State College vs Arkansas A M at Monticello, Arkansas Tech vs Ouachita Baptist at Russellville, and Hendrix against Arkansas College at Batesville. Harding defeated Henderson 77-67 as George Frazier scored 20 and Hubert Langley 23, with top scorer Larry Ducksworth out studying.
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Barry lifts Warriors despite Thurmond injury
New York reports Barry’s hot scoring amid Nate Thurmond’s broken hand. Barry eclipsed 2,000 career points with 169 in the week, including 49 at Detroit, raising his season average to 36.4 while the Warriors drop four straight starts. Wilt Chamberlain shines in multiple categories for Philadelphia.
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Hope Star College Basketball Team Update
The Associated Press reports on Hope College in Hope Arkansas and its basketball program. Details cover game results and conference standings with emphasis on player performances and scoring leaders.
St. John’s Dominate Villanova and Rival Scores
A round of college basketball results highlights St. John’s 59, Villanova 52 and St. Bonaventure over Manhattan 99 to 80. Other scores include Boston University 83 over LIU, Maine 88 over South West Kentucky 80, and several Southern and Midwest games, with Obscure notes including Arkansas and high school tournament results. Genevieve noted as patron saint of Paris.
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Dispute pits AAU against NCAA over track control
Two Villanova and Maryland State athletes report threats of loss of scholarships as three international runners are barred from AAU events amid the AAU and NCAA power struggle over U S track and field. mediator Theodore Kheel hints a statement Tuesday as the dispute continues.
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UCLA Leads AP Poll With Unbeaten Record As Top
UCLA remains the unanimous No. 1 in the AP major college basketball poll at 19-0, with Louisville, Princeton, North Carolina, Western Kentucky, Kansas, Houston, Texas Western, Vanderbilt, and Syracuse rounding out the top ten. Providence and Boston College drop after weekend losses. Fordham upsets Boston College to effect the shift.
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First President to Live in the White House
John Adams is identified as the first president to reside in the White House. A stray question and answer reference a spokye feed and a confusing description of a microscopic organism drawn through pores, indicating a likely OCR error and unclear biological detail.
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76ers Coach Expects to Win the Title
Philadelphia coach Alex Hannum says his team will win the Eastern Division by at least five games after a 131-123 win over Cincinnati. Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 points on 26 field goals and six free throws, helping end a brief slump as the 76ers push to stay six games ahead of Boston.
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Hockey NHL Monday Results Show No Games Scheduled
National Hockey League results list no games scheduled on Monday with Detroit at Boston and York at Toronto appearing among the brief entries. The note confirms a light schedule or postponements across the league.
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AFL Plans to Expand to Cincinnati and Move Super Bowl
The American Football League aims to reach 10 teams by June with Cincinnati favored for the next franchise. Owners discussed moving the Super Bowl to Miami or other cities, extended Woodard’s contract, delaying the season start, and considering an AFL NFL All Star game next January amid weak turnout at Los Angeles.
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Albie Pearson retires from baseball with back injury
Albie Pearson, 31, announces retirement from baseball due to a deteriorated spinal disc. A former AL Rookie of the Year and three-time Angels batting leader, Pearson says he can no longer play baseball. He cites family duties and plans to seek other work while active in Youth for Christ and community outreach.
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Associated Press
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