Pettit fractures arm endangers scoring crown
Bob Pettit of the Knicks era suffered a fractured left arm against Boston last Friday, casting doubt on his NBA scoring record bid. Pettit still leads with 2,626 points and 28.1 average with games left, while Philadelphia’s Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston chase from behind.
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Bob Pettit
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
Neil Johnston
Stnglelitt Ie
St. Louis
Petit
George Maikan
Boston
Pettit
Lstatr
Acizin
Johnston
Warriors
Glyde Lovellele
Minneapolis
Arkansas bill seeks to raise fishing hunting licenses
A House committee recommended raising fishing and hunting licenses from 50 cents to 2.40 dollars in Arkansas. The Conservation and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing in the Senate chamber, seven spoke for the bill. Nelson Cox, state game and fish director, said revenue would fund land purchases for new and improved wildlife areas. The bill would require licenses for all fish and game activities with penalties for noncompliance.
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Arkansas
House
Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Arkansas Senate
Nelson Cox
State
Gari and Fish Commission
Fullmer Wins Decision Over Durando in Denver Bout
Gene Buller earned $88,400 in prestige with a unanimous decision over Ernie Durando in a non title 10 round bout before 6,132 at Auditorium Arena Denver. Fullmer, 30, improved to 38-1-1 while Durando fell to 40-21-4. The WC gate totaled $24,145 with Fullmer taking 40 percent of net after taxes. Durando earned $3,000. Next week Feb 27 Durando battles in Denver Arena. TV bout on ABC features Charley Catton as co bout.
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Gene Buller
Ernie Durando
Auditorium Arena
Durgncde
Dillande
Fullmer
Ray Keech
Joe Ullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Welder
Durando
Bayone
Spala
Charley Catton
Toledo
Ohio
ABC
Duranda
Duraha
North Carolina Still Rated Best in U. S.
Undefeated North Carolina holds the top spot in the AP weekly college basketball poll with 806 points and 55 first place votes. Kansas climbs to second after a 17-1 run and a 76-58 win over Oklahoma, while Kentucky remains third as Seattle, Bradley, and Southern Methodist fill the next positions. Vanderbilt rises to eighth behind losses by West Virginia, with Indiana, Wake Forest, Oklahoma City, and others rounding out the top ranks.
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Virginia
Wake Forest
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Oklahoma
Kentucky
Searle
Bradley
Southern Methodist
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UCLA
Towa State
Vanderbilt
West Virginia
Tulane
Tennessee
Seattle
Jawa State
Indiana
Oklahoma City
Calitnia
Duke
Kansas State
West Virginia Tech
Mississippi State
Memphis State
Waldorf Returns as San Francisco 49ers Personnel Director
Waldorf, newly hired by the San Francisco 49ers as director of personnel, leaves his decade long post as University of California head coach to scout collegiate players for pro prospects. He plans to grant college rankings for potential 49ers and says he will do anything else the organization wants.
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San Francisco
Lynn
Pappy
Waldorf
San
Besar Waldorf
Fell Below Par on Season for Client in IIS Play
In a puzzling performance the client scored below two points per game this season. With a rugged outing the subject finished with 206 points in 0 games, while the 9 and 4.477 figures remain unclear amid the garbled text.
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Kansas Triumphs as Chamberlain Struggles in Tough Clash
Wilt Chamberlain stumbles with only 11 points and fouls out early as Kansas drubs Oklahoma 69-42 in a Big Seven showdown. Ron Jackson nets 28 for Kansas, while Oklahoma’s Don Schwall adds 30. Busy night sees Kentucky and Bradley winning big as Indiana maintains Big Ten lead. Vanderbilt loses to Kentucky in a 86-78 shootout rivalry.
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Elgit Baylor
Seattie
Gonzaga
Chamberlain
Wallace
Furman
Forte
Yale
Iown State
Cambérlain
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Witt
Ronie Lonecki
Don Schwall
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Bradley
UCLA
Indiana
Oklahoma City
Memphis State
Vanderbilt
Lebaton
Wildcats
al. Roghelle
Johny Cox
Wichita
As Mica
Barney Cable
Shellie McMillen
Braves
Archie Dees
Hoosiers
Tora
Wits
Dees
Indiana Jed
Girls Win Bobcats Lose in Emerson Doubleheader
Emerson girls beat Hope 45 42 behind Judy Ratcliff and Joyce Vines Smith as Emerson tops the Bobcats 51 49 with David Watkins 18 and Jerry Franks 14 leading the scoring. Prescott hosts Garden and Monette, Senior Girls Close A State tournament opens in Hope with England and Monette at 8 20 and 9 40 Forrest City vs Bache.
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Emerson
Norma Taylor
Judy Ratcliff
Dan Robison
Joyce Vines & Smith
Bobcats
David Watkins
Jerry Franks
Apie Hollis
Dimmy May
Lynn Wiggins
Larry Bruce
Pat Poster
Mediselle
Emer
B. If
Drew Central
New Gymnasium
England
Monette Vie
Forrest City
Bache
Wild Jack and the Longhorn Sale in Pawnee City
Wild Jack Mason arrives in Pawnee City and confronts dealer over an open card box amid brisk bets. Oklahoma City beats Memphis State while Detroit tops Tulsa and Missouri crushes Marquette. Nathan Foss departs with $50,000 as Judson Drake launches a city government bid. Morgan learns of the political slate and braces for reaction.
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Wild Jack
Tom Alder
Ondi Alder
Oklahoma City
Memphis State
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Lyndon
Win Willong
State
Seattle
Cincinnati
Dayton
New York
Bill Ebben
Detroit
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Lione
Smith
Missouri
Marquette
Alder
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Ton
Wily
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Chad
Jon Jagger
Helen
Ogo
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Gee
Jagger
Morgan
Foss
Judson Drake
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Tarbox
Buffington
Fesler
Wakeman
Panhole City
Pawnee
InCaYporstioh
Charles Fesler
Justice of the Peace
Judson Rake
Alfred Buffington
Harlay
Dohh ‘Thompson
Oliver Wakeman
Chad Morgan
Festers
Fesley
Joe Dagger
Qualifying Rounds Open for Houston Open Play
Houston Tex preliminary rounds of a five thousand dollar event began as non exempt players vie for thirty spots in the Houston Open at Memorial Park on a rain ruined course. Ninety plus players and two hundred fourteen amateurs contest the six thousand two hundred eighty one yard course with misty weather forecast and practice days limited.
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Houston Golf Clu
Wattt
Ted Kroll
Houston Golf Association
Kroll
Houston Golf Club
District 7W Senior Boys Basketball Roundup at Lewisville
In the first round of the Class B tournament, Spring Hill beat Mineral Springs 51 to 5 while Dierks defeated Gillam 44 to 39. Lewisville crushed Cale 78 to 40. Kirby beat Bright Star 47 to 35. Fouke over Bodean 70 to 63. Bradley edged Saratoga 45 to 39. Genoa Central defeated Stamps 78 to 53. Also notes a fact about light traveling at 186000 miles per second taking about a hundred thousand years to cross the Milky Way rim to rim.
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Dierks
Gillam
Cale
Kirby
Bright Star
Fouke
Bodean
Bradley
Saratoga
Genoa Central
Stamps
Rim
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