Bobcats Lose Heartbreaker to Badgers 51 50 in Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Badgers upset Hope Bobcats 51 to 50 after a late surge and a contentious final minute. Danny Griffis drew a technical foul on a last shot attempt, sending Hope to a narrow defeat. Key scorers were Danny Griffis 15 for Hope and McDonald 18 for Arkadelphia.
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Ladycats Triumph 54-40 Over Gurdon In District Play
Hope Ladycats built a commanding lead to defeat Gurdon 54-40 at Ashdown. Carol Anthony scored 36 points to lead both teams as Hope improves to 17-6 and advances toward the district title and state tournament.
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Princeton routs Columbia as part of college basketball roundup
In a Friday slate recap the Associated Press lists results across regions. Princeton defeated Columbia 55 to 41, Army beat Rutgers 77 to 59, Cornell over Penn 79 to 68, Brown topped Dartmouth 79 to 77, and other scores include MIT over Amherst 82 to 61 and Brandeis 82 over Middlebury 69. In the West UCLA led Oregon 34 to 25 as California schools posted wins within the Southwest. Separate AP item notes Italian film figure Michelangelo Antonioni reportedly wed actress Monica Vitti in Britain during last year’s Blow Up shoot, with no comments from either party.
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Unpopularity in and out of the ring fuels Ali debate
A column contrasts boxing legends with Muhammad Ali. It recalls Dempsey Louis Marciano and Tunney while denouncing Ali as hostile and dangerous. The piece criticizes Ali for taunting opponents, endorsing Elijah Muhammad, and tarnishing boxing's dignity.
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Crothers Faces Slowdown As Track Career Wears On
Toronto runner Bill Crothers of East York Track Club, 26, reflects on fading peak after a career with Tokyo 1964 medals and 300 races. He trains at dawn, feels pressure to perform, and contemplates a possible 1968 comeback or retirement while continuing to run and travel.
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Yankees Face Uncertain Spring With Aging Arms and New Cast
The Yankees bring in 40 year old minor leaguers and name Johnny Spin as a key. Bouton had the best 1966 ERA after arm trouble, yet a 3-8 record misleads. Stottlemyre Downing and Talbot struggle, while Harmilton Womack Reniff show relief value. Mantle eyed at first, Clarke inherits second, Howser Murcer Amaro competing for short, Smith back at third. Tresh Pepitone anchor outfield, Gibbs may lead catching, bench lacks former depth. If Bouton returns, depth improves. otherwise a fight to avoid last place.
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Gamblers in College Gyms
At Pittsburgh University Frank Carver director of athletics had to ask the police to station plainclothes officers amid questions raised by a gambling incident in college basketball.
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Yankees Chief Burke Shapes Team Revival With Youth Drive
Michael Burke, president of the New York Yankees and CBS executive, drives a refurb program at the Bronx club. He pushes a $1.35 million stadium update, expands scouting and youth intake, and reshapes ownership toward an on-field youth plan while balancing public relations and gambling concerns surrounding college hoops.
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