Razorbacks face Baylor after win over TCU
Arkansas aims for a 45 SWC record as Baylor, two games behind Texas Tech and Texas for the title, seeks to keep its chances alive. Arkansas hit 63 percent from the field against TCU and plans to start McConnell Talkington Rowland Sugg and Cook.
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Fight Results from Monday's Cards by Associated Press
In Tampa Florentino Fernandez stopped Tommy Caldwell. In Albuquerque Bobby Foster knocked out Roberto Ras con. In Montreal Joey Durelle outpointed Armand Savoie to retain the Canadian welterweight title.
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Associated Press
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Fla
Florentino Fernandez
Miami
Tommy Caldwell
Chicago
Albuquerque
N.M
Bobby Foster
Washington
D.C
Roberto Rascon
Mexico
Montreal
Joey Durelle
Canada
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Solunar Tables: When to Fish or Hunt
The schedule of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides planning for fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover. Major Periods begin at shown times and last about 90 minutes to two hours, while Minor Periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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Harney Tops PGA Money Winners List in Florida
Paul Harney leads the top ten money winners with 12000 in official PGA tournaments. Rod Funseth is second with 10977 and George Knudson third with 10825 as of the latest release from Dunedin Florida.
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Dunedin
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Rod Funseth
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Boxing Is Trying for a Comeback Show at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden plans a championship doubleheader for March 30 featuring Willie Pastrano versus Jose Torres and Emile Griffith versus Jose Stable in two 15 round title bouts. Pastrano seeks a third defense. Griffith aims for his 11th title fight as promoters target a strong gate and substantial TV revenue.
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Associated Press
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College Basketball Week Results Across Regions
East St. John's beat West Virginia 80 to 61 while Cornell defeated Yale 83 to 67 Gannon topped Alliance 75 59 Ga Tech edged Florida State 77 76 Alabama defeated LSU 90 78 Auburn won over Tulane 87 73 Georgia beat Mississippi State 82 62 Florida downed Mississippi 85 53 Fairmont beat Alderson Broaddus 102 68 Grambling over Texas Southern 101 99 Midwest Michigan 96 95 in double overtime Wichitan 80 77 Chicago Loyola Oklahoma State 68 64 over Kansas fourth overtime Oklahoma 80 65 Kansas State Colorado 79 71 Iowa State Missouri 92 74 Nebraska Purdue 92 87 Northwestern South Ill 93 59 Tenn State Southwest Texas West 68 Centenary 55 Far West Seattle 85 82 Oklahoma City Idaho 89 Hawaii 75
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Benefit doubleheader at Jones Field House to aid Heart Fund
Two basketball games at Jones Field House raise proceeds for the local Heart Fund. Lions Club vs Kiwanis Club headlines at 7:00 p.m. followed by Key Club against Hope High faculty. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students. Rosters named for both sides with colorful nicknames.
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Major leagues to discuss Ford Frick successor in March
In New York AP report, major league officials plan a late March Florida meeting to consider candidates to replace Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick. Frick will not name his successor at that gathering. He said no site or date has been finalized.
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Ford Frick
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Florida
Asia's Highest Point Reverses With Dead Sea Note
A geography note highlights Mount Everest as Asia's highest peak while the Dead Sea marks the continent's lowest land surface. The comparison frames elevation extremes across the region.
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Mount Everest
Dead Sea
Southern S Purple Tigers Rout AM&N for 112 85 Win
In Baton Rouge Southern University beat Arkansas AM&N 112 to 85 marking their second win this season over AM&N. Robert Love led Southern with 26 points while Harold Blevins scored 21 for AM&N, the nation's sixth ranked small college squad.
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Destruction of the Spanish Armada in 1588
The source notes the destruction of the Spanish Armada occurred on August 8, 1588. This brief entry records a pivotal naval event during the Anglo-Spanish War with Britain.
Providence Climbs Into Third Place in AP Poll
Providence rises to third in the Associated Press major college basketball poll as Michigan holds top spot. UCLA moves to second with five first place votes while Indiana and Tennessee enter the top ten in a week ending February 13.
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National Hockey Monday's Results Incomplete Schedule
The National Hockey League shows no games on Monday with upcoming matchups listed. Listed games include Detroit at Montreal and New York at Chicago as part of the schedule for the week.
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Associated Press
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Montreal
New York
Chicago
Mantle Signs Third Straight 100000 Contract
Mickey Mantle, 33, signs his third consecutive 100000 dollar deal with the Yankees. He expects a strong 1965 season, citing Whitey Ford’s health and support from Al Downing and Jim Bouton, and discusses lineup placement and offseason calisthenics. Mantle plans Florida camp start and golf tourney before spring training.
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Deal Involves Control of Denver Team
Denver brothers Gerald and Allan Phipps agreed to pay 1.5 million dollars for control of the Denver Broncos. The deal keeps the team in Denver for 1965 and increases Empire Sports stock to 52 percent, giving the brothers 94 percent overall. A six man voting trust headed by Calvin Kunz accepted the offer.
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NBA Matchups Set: Baltimore and New York in Cincinnati
The schedule lists Baltimore versus New York at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Cincinnati, with Detroit at San Francisco. This creates a weekend triad of games across two venues, highlighting cross city rivalries and travel.
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Oklahoma State Chance for Big Eight Title After Quadruple OT Win
Oklahoma State, led by Hank Iba, outlasted Kansas 64-63 in four overtimes to improve to 8-1 in the Big Eight as Jim King and Freddie Moulder sparked the rally. The win followed a 60 minutes 40 seconds of play and earlier close wins, while Michigan and Indiana traded overtime thrills in the Big Ten. Cornell's Ivy League leaders beat Yale 83-67.
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Jewish era date tied to creation in 3761 B C
The entry notes the Jewish calendar epoch bases its years on the traditional creation date of 3761 B C, marking time from that creation moment. It references October as the starting temporal anchor for the era.
Broncos sale announced amid 2.2 million losses since 1960
Stapleton, spokesman for the group, cited losses of over 2.2 million since 1960 in announcing the sale. He noted the 1964 season saw the Broncos go 2 wins and 12 losses. Gerald Phipps told reporters he might be "the stupidest idiot in town" for buying the deficit-prone Broncos, and said he and his brother want to preserve Denver and Colorado’s big league stature.
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Bea Benaderet weighs renewal fate of Petticoat Junction
AP Movie writer Bob Thomas describes the peril in TV sound stages as networks pick which series survive. Bea Benaderet reflects on renewal chances for Petticoat Junction while recalling her long career from radio to TV and the path that led her to the new show about a widowed mother running a whistle stop hotel.
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Castro promises end to vegetable rationing for Cubans
Fidel Castro pledged that root vegetables called viandas will be removed from rationing cards as an early New Year present. Havana radio reported in a Miami monitored broadcast that extraordinary efforts will end rationing of most food items and others.
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