Semifinals Set in District 4B Jr Meet at Blevins
Semifinal pairings in the District 4B junior meet at Blevins feature Kirby vs Lewisville and Murfreesboro vs Blevins after close 43 to 40 action where Kirby youths edged Umpire. Lewisville rolled Lanielm 28 to 14 and Genoa Central was overwhelmed by Murfreesboro 42 to 9. Finals are scheduled for Saturday night.
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Ouachita Gains Half Game In AIC Tilt On Henderson
Ouachita edges Henderson 103 97 in overtime to pull within a half game of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference lead. Wayne Davenport scores 31 as Leon Clements 18 Bill Heaton 17 and David Koss 13 help the Reddies. Henderson’s Gerald Lloyd misses late free throw as Sam Barker leads Henderson with 37 points and Kenneth Lewis adds 24. Ouachita 12 3 and set to face Arkansas A M 12 2 next.
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Gerald Lloyd
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Leon Clements
Bill Heaton
David Kossover
Sam Barker
Reddies
Kenneth Lewis
Bobby Shirron
Joe Burson
Boxing Probers May Continue In New York Fitness Program
The legislative committee probing pro boxing in New York may persist with a broader mission centered on a physical fitness program. Chairman Hayward Plamadore noted at a Boxing Writers Luncheon that the hearings highlighted fitness and drawn in other fields, making fitness a likely major program focus.
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New York
Hayward Plamadore
Plumadore
St. Lawrence University
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
Plans for daily activity follow John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about 90 minutes to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. The page shows times in ALM and PM sections with bold for majors and regular type for minors.
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Monaco to Lower Marriage Age to 21
AP reports in Monte Carlo that Monaco will revise an old law requiring under 30s to obtain their fathers permission to marry. The change lowers the age to 21 after councilman Jean Joseph Marquet urged reform following his own experience marrying at 26 without paternal consent.
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Arkansans Shine in Mid-South Boxing Debut in Memphis
In the Mid-South Golden Gloves opener in Memphis Arkansas boxers posted strong showings with only two losses. Notables include Fort Smiths Johnny Oberfeld’s 50 second knockout in novice bantamweight and North Little Rocks Paul Guajardo stopping Buddy Jones in the open featherweight.
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Arkansas
Curtis D'Lille
Osceola
Kenneth Alsup
J. R. Hemphill
Jackson
Miss
Robert Porter
Johnny Oberfeld
Fort Smith
Barney Hanna
Tenn
Johnny Obergfeld
Paul Guajardo
North Little Rock
Obergfald
Buddy Jones
Little Rock
Buddy Jones Jackson
Charles Bieker
Larry Abernathy
McComb
Billy Boston
Clyde Book
Jackson, Miss
Ark
Buddy Mills
Teddy Labiche
Lafayette
Perry Patterson
Don Henson
Richard Buie
National Basketball Association Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports Thursday results New York 123 over St. Louis 113 and Syracuse 136 over Chicago 117 Los Angeles 128 defeated Detroit 111. Upcoming games include Syracuse vs Boston in Providence St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Chicago. Weekend games feature San Francisco at Los Angeles Cincinnati at Detroit and Boston at St. Louis. College and high school scores follow with OUACHITA over Henderson in overtime and Harding beating Southern State.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
In Bangkok Bert Somodin 138 of the Philippines stopped Adul Srisolorn 138 of Thailand in 7 rounds to retain the Orient junior welterweight title. In Salt Lake City Don Fullimer 161 of West Jordan outpointed Eddie Andrews 155 of Reno 10 rounds. In Worcester Willie Greene 165 of Providence stopped Hank Jones 164 of New York in 2 rounds. In Philadelphia Dick Young 172 of Philadelphia stopped Lino Rendon 177 of Cuba in 4 rounds. In Miami Frank Patterson 154 of North Miami Beach knocked out Ronald Coleman 146 of Jacksonville in 1 round. In Albuquerque Flory Olguin 144 of Fat Hood Texas stopped Joey Limas 14443 of Albuquerque in 4 rounds.
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Jacksonville
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Albuquerque
Boston tops Montreal 2 1 in Thursday hockey
Boston defeated Montreal 2 to 1 in Thursday NHL action. Upcoming Friday games include Chicago at Montreal, New York at Toronto, and Boston at Detroit in the afternoon.
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Chicago
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Five Overtimes In Mountain Pine Girls Basketball
Mountain Pine senior girls edged Jessieville 50 48 after five overtimes in Mountain Pine Arkansas. Patsy McConnell ended the marathon with a set shot as the score stood 48 48 after the fourth overtime, following a 40 40 regulation and successive tied periods.
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Mountain Pine
Jessieville
Patsy McConnell
Oaklawn opens 1963 season with 10,000 handicap field
Areopolis, winner of the 1962 Arkansas Derby, leads a 27 horse nomination for Oaklawn Park’s inaugural $10,000 handicap opening its 43 day racing season Saturday. Prominent entries include Gay Revoke Run for Nurse and Troa Run for Nurse. Officials expect a single division of the 5 1/2 furlong race with about 10 starters. Dry weather boosts track conditions toward a potential record-fast surface for weekend races.
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Joseph Shaver
Six Athletes Sign With the Parkers
Fayet teville Arkansas AP six outstanding schoolboy athletes signed University of Arkansas letters of intent. Topping the list is Tommy Sain from Jonesboro 2A champions. Other signees include Tim Rhodes Lewisville Bill Douglas El Dorado Lloyd Moore Fordyce Jim Higham North Little Rock and Hamby Full er.
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Tommy Sain
Jonesboro
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Bill Davidson
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Dixie
Jim MacKenzie
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Bob Hood
Moore
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Higham
Arkansas Players Rank Nationally in Statistics
Three Arkansas basketball players appear in national rankings per NIA statistics. James Allen of Arkansas AM&N is eighth in scoring at 26.6 points per game, Ken Saylors is 12th at 23.6, while Ron Taylor stands eighth in field goal percentage at .618. Saylors broke a wrist earlier this week and is out for the season.
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Fitchburg
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Ron Taylor
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Elorde Favored to Retain Title in Manila Fight
Manila bout favors Flash Elorde defending his junior lightweight crown against Johnny Bizzarro of Erie, Pennsylvania. The 15 round title fight occurs Saturday night with Elorde cited as the likely winner.
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Flash Elorde
Johnny Bizzarro
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Panthers of Pitt edge West Virginia in close road win
Pitt's unranked Panthers beat West Virginia 69-68 as Paul Krieger hit two free throws with 12 seconds left to seal the comeback. The game followed a heart breaking 68-87 loss to WVU at Pitt two weeks earlier. Duke and Georgia Tech remained in the top ranks with tense wins.
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Associated Press
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Commissioner’s Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a decree from the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas the commissioner will offer for sale at public vendue at the courthouse front in Hope on Saturday March 2 1963 the lands described as two tracts totaling about 110 acres in sections 11 and 2 township 10 south range 24 west with a one half oil royalty reserve. Sale on credit three months with bond and six percent interest and a lien on the property. Commissioner Jim Cuh signed February 7 1963 with publication February 15 1963.
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Hope
Pleven
Jim Cuh
Major college scores and upsets listed
Tennessee State upset St Bonaventure 86-85. Notre Dame crushed Gannon 47-2? Wait. The text indicates several results: South Carolina beat Furman 67-56. Navy defeated Rutgers 92-60. Villanova routed St John’s 52-32. Dayton edged Duquesne 58-57. Davidson beat Richmond 72-57.
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Hairston Sparks NYU in 102 71 rout of Holy Cross
NYU star Happy Hairston scored 119 points in four games after returning from scholastic ineligibility, averaging nearly 30. He teamed with Barry Kramer for 73 points in the 102-71 victory over Holy Cross at Madison Square Garden, a standout display against a shorter Crusaders squad.
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Barry Kramer
Holy Cross
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Frank Ostring
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Butts Not Leaving Georgia, Says Athletic Director
Augusta AP reports Wallace Butts remains athletic director at the University of Georgia and won’t discuss a move to professional football. He was in Augusta for a physical exam amid circulating reports he would resign and depart the university in June.
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Community Facilities loan aids Russellville street paving
Washington reports the Community Facilities Administration approved an interest free loan of 5000 dollars to Russellville Arkansas to pave City streets in the opener of a doubleheader. Nick Workman the national scoring leader was limited by foul trouble and scored 19 as Seton Hall beat Niagara 81 to 74. Wake Forest beat Maryland 75-54 to run its ACC record to 9-10,2. North Texas State edged St Louis 64-62, Tulsa topped Bradley 67-62, Wyoming defeated Denver 78-71 and Creighton crushed Colorado College 91-43.
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