Bobcats Stun Camden with Two Wins in Conference Run
The Bobcats beat Camden 62-54 at Jones Field House to extend their conference winning streak to four. Dan Jones led with 23 points, while Jerry Burnett added 12 and Reinhardt, Ronevcutt, and Henley reached double digits as Camden’s Jim Coleman tallied 17. The Junior Boys also defeated Camden 39-34 in a tight game.
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Hope
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Burnett
Howeven
Dan Jones
Jerry Burnett
Bill Reinhardt
Johnny Ronevcutt
Paul Henley
Jim Coleman
Danny Wilson
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Stannie Parris
Dennis
Solunar Tables Show Daily Major and Minor Fishing Times
John Alden Knight Solunar Tables outline daily Major periods and shorter Minor periods for planned fishing or hunting. The schedule lists start times for each day with morning and afternoon blocks, guiding optimal activity in good territory.
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High School Runner Lindgren Seeks Olympic Bid in 1964
Gerry Lindgren, 17, Spokane Washington, star high school distance runner, eyes a 5 000 meter Olympic berth after strong indoor showings. He clocked 8 40 for two miles at the Golden Gate Invitational and faces stiff competition from Ron Clarke and Gaston Roelants as national AAU indoor title and Olympic prospects unfold.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
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Apj
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Golden Gate
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Belgium
Ron Clarke
Jim Beatty
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Jeff Chase
Darel Newman
Fresno State
Herb Carper
Bill Crothers
Norm Hoffman
Louisville
Randy Matson
Villanova
Matson
Texas A&m
Dallas
Noel Carroll
Carroll
Bob Hayes
Florida
A&l
Parkers Win Pair in Tight College Race
Parkers lead in a crowded Southwest Conference race as Texas A&M and Texas Tech press their bids. Texas A&M faces Arkansas away after a Bayl or test, while Texas Tech hosts SMU on TV. Baylor, Texas Christian, Rice, and Arkansas chase, with Rhine and Lenox atop scoring.
Top Ten in AP College Basketball Poll Fares
The Associated Press reports last week results for the top ten teams. UCLA remains undefeated at 21-0 with wins over Washington 73-58 and 88-60, while Michigan improves to 17-2 by defeating Indiana 99-87. Davidson drops after losses to Richmond and Duke. Duke posts two wins over Virginia and Davidson. Wichita State loses to Drake but defeats Cincinnati in overtime as Vanderbilt drops, and Villanova and Oregon State post wins while DePaul handles Marquette and Western Ontario.
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Teams Nervous as Tournament Time Arrives
College basketball coaches and athletic directors await bids from the NCAA and NIT as the selection process begins. Fifteen NCAA berths go to conference champions, with ten at large. Villanova DePaul and Oregon State are seen as near locks for bids, enabling some schools to influence selections.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Texas and Texas A M win and fall in early college games
The results show Texas 78 Texas Tech 76 and Texas A M 79 Rice 67 with Arkansas 73 Baylor 61. Upcoming schedule lists Tuesday and Saturday games including Southern Methodist at Texas, TCU at Texas Tech, A M at Baylor, Rice at Arkansas, with venue notes in Dallas Lubbock Austin Houston and Fayetteville.
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Whites and Greens Edge Reds in Little League Thriller
In Saturday Little League play the Whites beat the Reds 21 to 19 after a tense finish. Danny Turner led Whites with 9 points, Terry Hairr 5, Terry Turner 4. Reds top scorer Bobby Watson had 8, Johnny Young 7, Ronnie Haynie 3. In the greens vs blues game the Greens won 29 to 23 as John Henley scored 17 for the Greens.
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American Wins Prized Ski Trophy at Kandahar Meet
American skier Jimmy Heuga of Tahoe City California swept an international field at Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany to capture the combined trophy in the Kandahar meet final. Heuga, Olympic bronze medalist in slalom, credited intensive training and showed sharp twists alongside teammate Starr Walton of Sacramento, with strong performances from East and Hartsfield.
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Germany
Jimmy Heuga
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Kandahar
Starr Walton
Sacramento
Helga
Inaugural Scratches Today's Feature at Oak Lawn
Four horses withdrawn from Saturdays Inaugural Handicap and two qualified for the Inaugural will race in today’s $3,500 Russellville purse at Oak Lawn. Withdrawn: Big Joe Four Lane Hot Cargo Blaze Starr. Nominated: Gay Revoke Heatherbow. Remaining runners: Marron My Fox Heatherbow carries top impost of 212 pounds.
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Oaklawn
Big Joe
Four Lane
Hot Cargo
Blaze Starr
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Heatherbow
Marron
My Fox
Ski star Heuga claims second in giant slalom and wins slalom
Heuga powered down the 1 mile giant slalom course posting 3 02.53 for second place then won the slalom with two runs 50.98 and 55.52 for a 1 46 50 combined. Jean Saurbert of Lakeview Oregon led the ladies special slalom with 1 08 97. The U S team added to its Olympic medal tally with its first medals in the men’s event.
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Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Wall wins Maracaibo Open with subpar rounds record
Art Wall Jr. captured the Maracaibo Open title on the Caribbean circuit. He trailed Jim Ferree at the start of the final round but fired four birdies and an eagle in the last seven holes to post a 71 and finish at 280. Ferree finished second at 283, while Jay Dolan tied for third with Hector Alvarez after a strong 68 final round. The win earned Wall $1,300 and contributed toward the $5,000 Seagram Cup overall points, with Caracas Open next.
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Leicester
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