Lady Cats Fall to Ashdown in District Showdown
Edge High School’s Lacy Cats lost 41 to 37 to Ashdown in a district 74 game at Se District. Carol Anthony led Lacy with 12 points, while Ashdown’s McGraw scored 18. Ashdown travels to Clinton for state tournament action as Lacy closes 17-7 with strong junior core and coach Charlotte Gibson praised for the season’s turnaround.
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Buckpasser May Return This Weekend At Santa Anita
Buckpasser may return this weekend in the $145,000 Santa Anita Handicap after a month on the sidelines due to a recurrence of a crack in his front hoof. The 4 year old, 1962 Horse of the Year, has won 14 straight races and is top weighted at 130 pounds. trainer Eddie Neloy will decide soon if he starts as Saber Mountain also targets the card.
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Crossett Exbies rally to edge Hope in league thriller
Crossett exgies overcame a halftime deficit to beat Hope 66 to 64 at Jones Field House. Parris led Hope with 28 points before an injury ended his night as Crossett pulled away in the final seconds.
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Verger Tigers Fall to Gordon in District Tourn.
Friday night February 17 the Verget Junior Boys lost 39-24 to Gordon Red Devils in Ashdown district play. Leading scorers were Larry Muldrew with 8 and Carl Jester led Gordon with 18 as Verger failed to penetrate strong defense. Next week the Senior Tigers begin district play at Degan against Mena High.
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Gordie Howe Receives Lester Patrick Trophy
Gordie Howe, hockey’s longevity king, is honored with the Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy for long and meritorious service to the game in the United States at a New York dinner attended by Hockey Hall of Fame greats. Howe, in his 21st season with the Detroit Red Wings, has set records for goals, assists and points, surpassing 700 goals early this season.
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SMU Could Take Title by Beating Hogs
SMU clings to a two game lead in the Southwest Conference as the race tightens with four games left. A win at Arkansas would boost SMU three games ahead if Texas and Texas Christian stumble, while Baylor’s upset of Texas reshapes the standings. Also noted is Butch Baird winning the Larigartos tournament in Bogota by three strokes.
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Terrell Seeks Public Remarks On Clay Fight Facts
New York AP Ernie Terrell announced a press conference for this afternoon claiming he has uncovered most important facts about his heavyweight title bout with Cassius Clay scheduled for February 6.
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Americans Shine in World Speed Skating
Diane Holum of Northbrook Illinois and Mary Meyers of St Paul Minnesota helped the United States rise among top speed skating nations at the World Championships in Deventer Netherlands Holum placed third in the 1000 meters and ninth in the 3000 meters earning bronze in the overall standings Meyers finished 13th overall with a 10th in the 1000 and 16th in the 3000 This marked the first time two US skaters finished in the top 16 at the event.
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