Bobcats Dominate Magnolia in District Win
The Bobcats crushed Magnolia to stay undefeated in conference play with a fifth win in as many District games. Johnny Honeycult led with 22 points, Dan Jones fueled the offense, and Coach Mitchell praised the team's readiness to take the district. Magnolia struggled early as Hope built a 15-8 first quarter lead and pulled away by halftime. Final score 60-49 in favor of the Bobcats.
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Walker Runs 30 Mile Distance In Record Time
John Macy of Houston covering 30 miles from Galveston to Houston in 5 hours 29 minutes sparked claims of a world record by National Track and Field Federation officials. No official world record exists for the distance. a prior 1882 time by P Golden of New York was 7 29 47.
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Ralston Upsets in Tennis to Take Indoor Title
Dennis Ralston, a youthful USC junior, stunned a star field to win the National Indoor Championship. He defeated Chuck McKinley in the semifinals and edged Mike Sangster in a dramatic final 7 3, 4 6, 6 3, 10 8, becoming the youngest indoor champion and drawing praise from Gardnar Molloy for temperamental intensity and potential.
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Australia
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Spain
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Parks Add Six More in Recruiting
The University of Arkansas football recruiting class grew to 26 signees after six more high school stars joined the list. Elwood Brooks of Mineral Springs and Dan ny Henderson of Ashdown led the new group, along with Steve Hoehn of Malden Mo Bill Rinehart Subiaco Academy George Botts of Miami Oklahoma and David Porterfield of Hope. Brooks is a 165 pound quarterback and top scorer in Class B football while Henderson is a 205 pound tackle and All-State pick Porterfield is a 170 pound halfback who scored 67 points and earned district MVP honors Rinehart is a 190 pound tackle and All-District All-State recipient Botts a 203 pound tackle with three football letters Hoehn a 210 pound back with four football letters and two All-Conference selections.
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Miami
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Elorde Retains World Junior Lightweight Title In Manila
In Manila Flash Elorde 130 pounds outpointed Johnny Bizzarro 129912 from Erie Pennsylvania to preserve the world junior lightweight title. In New York Joey Archer 160 outpointed Blair Richardson 148 from Sydney Nova Scotia. In Tokyo Takao Maemizo 151 defeated Noboru Saito 143. In Panama Auburn Copeland 127 defeated Beresford Francis 124 over ten rounds.
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Noboru Saito
Panama
Auburn Copeland
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Lenox 37 Pours Past Arkansas as A M Tops Razorbacks
Bennie Lenox scored 37 points to lift Texas A&M over Arkansas 78 to 0 in Fayetteville. Lenox’s 417 season total leads the Southwest Conference, edging Rice’s Kendall Rhine at 403. Arkansas meets Texas Tech next, after a halftime deficit and a late surge by Lenox.
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Travelers State Tough Schedule In Preseason Exibition Plan
The Arkansas Travelers open spring training March 25 in Dade City Florida facing Chattanooga Syracuse Knoxville and Indianapolis in multiple exhibition games. Regular season starts April 16 at Little Rock with Rochester on the slate. Ticket sales are brisk per business manager Earl Quigley.
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Hearn Captures Second Golf Tour Championship
Former major league pitcher Jim Hearn won his second Baseball Players Golf Tournament title with a 72-hole total of 301, edging Billy Herman who shot 302. Dark finished third with 303 after a soggy final rounds. Hearn, now a Wyckoff, New Jersey salesman, led by four strokes despite a final 78.
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Billy Herman
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Arkansas athlete aids plane search for Venezuelan freighter
H M Miller of Biscoe Arkansas an aviation electrician third class was aboard the plane that located the hijacked Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui last Saturday. Buyer scored 27 points including 13 of 12 free throws. Boyer ranks second in the nation in free throw percentage and Lenos boosted his 20.4 point average. Currall Brous set a Texas A and M scoring record.
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College basketball scores round up
A long list of game results covers multiple conferences with scores for St Bonaventure over Villanova and Penn State over Army among many others. The chaotic OCR shows numerous mismatched teams and stray text but confirms broad outcomes across programs like Connecticut over Holy Cross and Wake Forest over Dike, plus several late entries and garbled notes.
Murfreesboro Wins B Jr. Boys District Title Run Ends
Murfreesboro edged Blevins 43 to 41 in the district semifinals and won the district 45 to 44 over Kirby. Kirby defeated Lewisville 34 to 25 to reach the final. the all district team features Randy Ross, Larry Hugg, Blake Self, Dingler, Tom Jones, D Birdwell, Dewitt Sharp, Larry Spradlin, Jamid Gilbert, and Jeanes.
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Larry Spradlin
Texas Could Wrap Up Conference Title This Week
Unbeaten Texas aims to clinch the Southwest Conference crown this week by beating Texas A&M in Austin and SMU in Dallas. If Texas wins both, it would stand 11-0 with three games left as Rice and Texas A&M likely split their games. Kendall Rhine of Rice leads conference scoring with 218 points, averaging 23.4, while Bennie Lenox of Texas A&M has 417 total points.
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Top Ten AP Basketball Poll Results From Last Week
New York AP reports show Cincinnati leading at 19-1 after a 65-64 win over Wichita. Chicago Loyola at 21-1 split two games, Duke at 19-2 won vs Virginia 79-74 and Wake Forest 73-60. Illinois dropped with losses to Wisconsin 94-77 and Indiana 103-100. Arizona State 20-2 beat Utah 93-78 and BYU 104-87. Mississippi State 17-5 beat Kentucky 56-52 and fell to Florida 173-52. Colorado 14-5 defeated Oklahoma 71-60 but lost to Iowa State 73-00. Stanford 14-4 lost to California 61-60 then beat California 68-38. Ohio State 14-3 beat Michigan 75-18. Georgia Tech 18-4 beat Vanderbilt 69-62 and lost to Louisville 178-73.
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District 7-Wo Junior Girls Meet Begins at Willisville
The District 7-Wo Junior girls tournament starts Monday at Willisville and runs through the week with four games scheduled for opening night: Kirby versus Fouke at 6 p.m., Gilliam versus Umpire at 7 p.m., Delight versus Bradley at 8 p.m., and Saratoga against Spring Hill at 9 p.m. Tuesday features games at 6:30 p.m., 7:40 p.m., and 8:30 p.m. including Okolona versus Winthrop, Emmet versus Lewiseville, and Miner Springs versus Willisville.
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A&M Back on Top of the AIC League
A&M regains lead in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference as Solen Mobley scores 35 points and goes 17 for 17 at the line in a 73-70 win over Ouachita at Monticello. Kenneth Jones adds 18, and A&M shoots 87 percent from the charity stripe to move to 13-3. Ouachita falls to 12-3. Freddie White leads Henderson with 23 as the Bears handle Henderson 62-37, lifting ASTC to 9-7 and the Reddies to 7-8 in league play.
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Wichita Upsets Cincinnati 65 64 on Stallworth's 46 points
Dave Stallworth powered Wichita to a 65 64 upset of top ranked Cincinnati with 46 points including the final seven. Loyola of Chicago, Illinois, Mississippi State, Colorado, Georgia Tech, Stanford and Duke also featured in a weekend of top ten upsets.
Rule Change Should Help Yank Hurler
The major rule change for baseball this year should help the New York Yankees acquisition Stan Williams after he was traded from the Dodgers for first baseman Bill Skowron. Williams benefits from an enlarged strike zone that should favor his rising fastball, with Yankee coach Johnny Sain and manager Ralph Houk backing the shift and Williams acknowledging he may gain some strikes from mistakes high in the zone. The Yankees also signed Whitey Ford to a 47 000 deal, boosting a staff led by Ford’s .711 winning percentage. Red Sox add Bill Munsonbouquet and Lee Thomas reports place the Dodgers at Los Angeles camp with pitchers and catchers. The article notes the first high school in Arkansas opened at Lilleneko in April 20, gag.
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