Hope Girls Fall In District Semifinal To Lady Wolves 44 36
The Hope Girls basketball team lost to the Lady Wolves 44 to 36 in the district semifinal. Reports show a district title error favoring Hope but Prescott claimed the crown. The Bobcats closed the regular season with wins over the Panthers and Crest, led by Callicutt 22 points in the district totals.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The Solunar schedule printed here, drawn from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables, guides days for peak fishing or hunting. Major periods are bold and start at the listed time, lasting about an hour and a half to two hours. minor periods in regular type are shorter. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to secure the best sport.
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Fishing Forecast For Arkansas Lakes
A forecast from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission covers multiple lakes. Lake Norfolk shows fair conditions on jigs and deep running lures, Lake Conway reports slow water, Lake Namillont runs clear with good bass and crappie activity, Lake Ouachita sees fair black bass and crappie with minnows, Lake Catherine has low water and clear conditions with fair bass and crappie, Lake Maumalie lists clear water with bass and crappie fair on minnows and artificial baits, and Lairgemmill notes good bass on jigs and deep lures.
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Yerger Splits Weekend With Prescott Opponents
Yerger teams hosted Prescott squads over the weekend and went 2-1. The Yerger boys rolled Prescott 26 to 2 as Stuart scored 14 and Bishop contributed strongly. Senior girls cruised to a 21 to 4 victory led by Daniel Conway Red Spencer Smitt Rose and Wilson. Senior boys routed Prescott 43 to 20 with six by Seal and four from Williams.
Black Hawks Close In On Playoff Spot in NHL Race
The Chicago Black Hawks narrowed the gap to five points behind Toronto in the NHL standings as they chase a better playoff seed. Finishing second or third could shape their first round, with potential meetings against New York or Detroit if second. a third place would pit them against Montreal, the league leader. Montreal dropped a 4-2 decision to Detroit, while Toronto fell 6-2 to New York as Chicago beat Boston 6-0. Detroit then overwhelmed Montreal early, with Ranger goals fueling a rout as Torgato, Boathgate, and Gendron stood out on a night of shifting momentum.
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Local Bowlers Win Arkansas Doubles Title
Fayetteville based bowler Sherry Black led singles while Joyce Berry topped all events in scratch and handicap. Deal's Decorettes from Crossett won the team title with 9,024 pins. Velora Bright and Margie Vickers of Hope claimed the doubles crown with 1,285 as Ruth Cameron of Crossett earned high handicap series.
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All-Star Coaches Are Selected
A' coach who played all four backfield positions in college and one who never played football have been chosen to coach the East and West teams in the Arkansas High School All-Star game next August. Larry Hogue will head the East squad and Dwight Jones will lead the West. Hogue, Helena coach, has a 50 25h record at Helena. Jones, Nashville, is 62-25-3 with three District A titles. Selection announced Saturday by Arkansas High Schools Coaches Association.
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Runner Aims to Break 9-Second 100 Yards Record
Ay husky Florida A M sophomore Robert Hayes, 19, from Jacksonville, tied the world 9.2 second 100 yard record at Miami and believes he can drop to 9.0. Coach Pete Griffin notes Hayes has the determination but may need diet changes as he weighs 182 pounds at 5 feet 11 inches. The record was set by Frank Budd of Villanova in New York on June 24, 1961.
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Razorbacks Fall To Tech In Tight Southwest Clash
LUBBOCK Tex AP The fast fading Arkansas Razorbacks lost to Texas Tech 76 64 in a hard fought Southwest Conference game Arkansas narrowed the gap to four points at 6 20 left but Del Ray Mounts 28 points sparked a 14 0 run to seal the win for the Red Raiders Mounts led Tech with 28 while Boyer Wilson and Anderson each had 13 and Carlton 12 Tech shot 48 from the field Arkansas hit 24 of 90 charity throws and built a 87 26 halftime edge
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Spa Racing Opens Week At Oaklawn Park
Spa racing season underway at Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Ark with One by a length head leading a field in the $3500 Hot Springs Hair Dressers purse. Opening day mutuel handle a record $694,906 from 14 728 crowd. Patanandy and Whippleton win Inaugural Handicap divisions worth $7500 each. Eight-race card features six furlong sprint for top weight 121 pounds Spring Broker, formerly 1960 Arkansas Derby participant, seeks year’s second victory. Other runners include Little Atlas Arab Road Pony Tail Santiago Tin God Ward Bond and more.
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Doubt of Winner of Daytona Race
Daytona Beach AP report on NASCAR officials meeting to settle who won the Daytona 500 between Glenn Roberts and Richard Petty after a protest about taxing pit stops. Roberts led by 27 seconds in Pontiac while Petty challenged the finish under rules.
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Fireball) Roberts
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Dirt Dobbers Lead Little League Amid Schedule Cuts
Dirt Dobbers top the standings with 8 wins and 0 losses as Copeland Hardware’s Cate trails at 2–2. Guit's Bo-Diddles and Owens Hot Rods are 1–3 and 1–2, under coaches Wright Jr Jordan Burnett, Walker, and Still. Fuel shortages force a reduced schedule from 9 to 6 games to finish by March 3, with remaining games including Bo-Diddles vs Cool Cats and Hot Rods vs Dirt Dobbers plus a makeup date for Hot Rods vs Dirt Dobbers.
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Big Ten Upsets Highlight Saturday College Basketball
Ohio State and Michigan State played to a close finish as Kansas State edged them 72 to 71. Oklahoma beat Bradley 63 to 69, while Washington defeated Oregon State 73 to 71. Duke beat Navy 91 to 72, Mississippi State won 67 to 45, Florida topped Dayton 71 to 48, and Duquesne fell to Ohio University 58 to 83.
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Speed record at Daytona 500 marks steep turns
A driver from Daytona Beach posts an average speed of 152.529 mph on steeply banked turns, surpassing last year’s Daytona 500 record of 149.60 mph set by Marvin Panch of Daytona Beach.
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