Bobcats Sweep Crossett in Doubleheader
The Hope Star reports the Bobcats beat Crossett twice in a conference doubleheader. In game one Calhoun, Bryan and leading scorers Chuvenwell and Robinson paced a 19 point first quarter surge to a 43-28 final. In game two Hope built a small lead, then held Crossett off with strong defense. Powell led Hope with 11 as Porterfict, Purtle, Haven, Walker and Matthews added points. The Bobcats travel to Fairview Friday for a conference bout and host Crossett Saturday. the Bobkittens head to Jonesboro for the state tournament.
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Vince Foster Hope
Hope
Urossett
Bobcats
Haar
Crossett
Chuvenwell
Robinson
Calhoun
Bry
Arnett
Andl Macphy Powell
Mooten
Scott Savas
Eagles
Hope le HS
Gray Ters
Powell
Porterfict
Purtle
Haven
Walker
Matfield
Roberts
Greene
Fairview
Crogse‘t
Bobkittens
Jonesboro
College Basketball Scores From Arkansas State Parks League
Arkansas Tech 67 Texas A M 79 and other results show Harding 67 and Ozarks 78 over Ouachita 5 with Hendrix 44. Little Rock Central high school beat El Dorado 32 while North Little Rock defeated Jacksonville 39 and Conway 32.
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College State Teachers
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas A & M
Southven State
Harding
Ozarks
Quachita
Hendrix
Little Rock Central
Little Flovk Hall
el Dorado
North Lully Rock
National Basketball Association Scores From Tuesday
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results include Syracuse 123 over Detroit 18 and St. Louis 126 over Cincinnati. Philadelphia and New York posted 112 points each in separate games. A Wednesday slate features Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Detroit with Boston traveling to Los Angeles. On Thursday, St. Louis visits Syracuse and Detroit plays Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Los Angeles
College Basketball Results Across Regions
The Associated Press reports scattered college basketball results in the East West Virginia defeated Penn State 71 68 and New Hampshire beat St Anselm 72 16 while Boston College Boston U Williams and Amherst show varied scores. In the South Kentucky edged Vanderbilt 60 59 Clemson toppled South Carolina 93 72 and Georgia Tech beat Tennessee 59 60. Virginia Tech defeated George Washington 98 77 Davidson beat Erskine 34 77 Western Kentucky Morehead 100 unknown. Midwest Detroit 90 Central Michigan 23 Drake 2110 Omaha 49 Butler 73 Ball State 9 Western Michigan 107 Chicago Loyola 99 Southwest Texas Tech 93 Baylor 21 Texas beat Rice 79 Southern Methodist 63 Texas A&M 74 Southern St
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West Virginia
Penn State
Temple
Manhattan
Westminster
New Hampshire
St. Anselms
Boston College
Boston
Univ
Midwest
Detroit
Central Mich
Drake
Omaha
Butler
Ball State
Western Mich
Chicago
Loyola
Tenn
Harold Hudgens
Jillie del Ray Mounts
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas Asm
More- Bithead
Eastern Kentucky
Ioup
Western Kenshetucky
Kal Mi
Hbs
Ipsi
Norm Taberstadt
VMI
Richgamond
Bobby Ayersman
Dave DeBusschere
Charlie North
Central Michigan
Wemple
Bruce Bryschule
Western Michigan
Washington State
Tolabo
Pill
Tech Extends Lead as Hogs Fall Short in TCU Fight
Texas Tech dazzled with Hudgens and Mounts to an 81 point win over Baylor and neared clinching the Southwest Conference title. SMU beat Texas A&M while Texas edged Rice to stay in the chase. Tech leads 9-2 with three games left, and must win key home games to seal at least a tie.
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Texas Tech
John Hudgens
Tiny del Ray
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Red Raiders
Texas A & M
Autics
Texas
Tech
Raiders
Texas Christian
Rice
TCU
Longhorns
Texas A&m
College Station
Arkansas
Texas “Christian
Fort Worth
Hudgens
Mouints
Togo
Jack Dunn
Mustangs
Jim Hammond
Chris' Gian
Lubbock
Spring Hill Independents Dominate AFB 92 to 74
The Spring Hill Independent basketball team defeated Alexar kara Air Force Base 92 74 led by Wayne Lowe with 28 points Stephenson 18 and Townseral 15 Queeney led AFB with 20 points Local Independents travel to Ashdown for next game.
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Spring Hill
Alexarkara Air Force Base
Wayne Lowe
Stephenson
Townseral
Queeney
Ashdown
Fight Results By The Associated Press
The report lists boxing results from Miami Beach Louisville Oakland Santa Cruz San Jose Mexico Trenton Philadelphia Streatham and Fearne. Fighters include Cassius Clay Dubbed as champion challenger in various weight classes with knockouts and decisions noted. Names such as Dan ie Fleeman Lyle Mackin Harry Campbell Dave Camacho Mel Collins Jimmy Hopkins Dave Charnley Fernand Nollet and others appear with locations and outcomes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Danie Fleeman
Dallas
Oakland
Calif
Luis Rodviduez
Cuba
Lyle Mackin
Santa Cruz
Harry Campbell
San Jose
Uutpoint
Dave Camacho
Mexico
Trenton
N. J
Mel Collins
Jimmy Hopkins
Phildelphia
Streatham
Eng
Dave Charnley
U's
Fernand Nollet
Fearne
Charney
Wiles
Far West Scores 77 to 47 Victory by Washington State
Washington State defeated Loyola Marymount 77 to 47 in a college game. Adams led with strong play as the team built a clear lead in the second half. The matchup featured competitive defense and solid rebounding from the Cougars.
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Far West
Washington State
Idi Loz Angeles
Loyola Diego State
Cola College
Adams
Xulo
State
Four NBA Playoff Spots Set as Nats and Warriors Clinch
The Syracuse Nationals clinched the third playoff berth by beating the Detroit Pistons 123-118 in New York, while the Philadelphia Warriors beat the New York Knicks 114-112 to seal the East’s second seed. The St. Louis Hawks celebrated a 126-114 home win over Cincinnati, backing into the Western title as Los Angeles faltered. Detroit remains one game behind LA and a half game back of Cincinnati.
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National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nationals
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knick‘erbockers
Nats
Detroit Pistons
New York
Warriors
Knicks
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lakers
Hom
Hom Atinight
Boston
Philadelphia
Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes Forecast Update
AP reports from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission with current lake fishing conditions. Lake Buil Shoals shows largemouth bass and crappie fair to good on various baits. Lake Conway bass and crappie good on minnows. Lake Hamilton bass crappie and trout fair. Lake Catherine bass fair on artificial bait. Lake Ouachita bass fair to good and crappie fair on minnows. Lake Greeson clear and normal with bass on bottom. Lake Norfork has no report.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Lake Buil Shoals
Lake Conway
Lake Hamilton
Lake Catherine
Lake Ouachila
Lake Greeson
Norforkk
Gaslite League Standings and Top Scores Summary
The fragment lists teams and standings for the Gaslite and Lampliters Leagues with partial player scores. Notable entries include KXAR Radio Emmet Mercantile and Elizabeths Beauty Shop among team names, plus individual high games by Bobbie Campbell, Muriel O Steen, Jeanie Jones, and others, with several squad records and last week results.
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Ly Murray Guid
Kxar Radio Ab
Emmet Mercantile
Joes City Bakery
McBrayers Painters
Ren Harding
Granville Joonson
T. Munn
Lehr Team i
Elizabeths Beauty Shop
Perry's
Colonial Beauty Shop
Marecletes Beauty Shop
Mary Jo's Beauty Shop
Wedbetters Dept
Bobbie Campbell
Muriel O' Steen
Jeanie Jones
Attendance Up in 5. W. Conference
A survey predicts the Southwest Conference will exceed 400000 in basketball attendance, setting an all time mark. The current season shows averages around 4824 per game with 16 remaining matches, Texas Tech leading with 82050 total and 9110 per conference game, as ArkLa Gay Co and Crescent Drug show notable totals.
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Dallas
Souhwest
Bowling Belles
Searxam
Sew Wol
Bo Mitchells Cdewelry
Appiiesi- Dalrymple Henry
Mately
Deans
Finchers Welders
Texas
Hech
Twilighter Couples
Teel
Vledger
Team WoLf
Byerg Amocosapere
Lood
Willy Two
Roy Anderson
Abrealy
Nas
ArkLa Gay Co
VaAndersons
Foodland
Ab Ty Arkansas
Crescent Drug
Rove
Brazil Workers Endorse Seven Hour Day Under Quadros
In Rio de Janeiro hundreds of thousands of government workers began a seven hour day from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. under President Janio Quadros after weekend protests. The shift, with a 2 hour lunch break, followed a period of reduced hours and sparked limited unrest.
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D&e Janeiro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Salunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Schedules
The text outlines John Alden Knight's Salunar Tables showing major and minor hunting and fishing periods. It emphasizes planning days to fish in prime territory or hunt in good cover, noting period timings and durations, with scattered garbled phrases about sport and victories.
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John Alden Knight
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Modern tranquilizer darts tame ferocious animals abroad
The article notes that music is less effective than drugs in calming savage beasts and cites tranquilizer darts as the modern method. It mentions the Australian wild hulvalo as a recent victim and observes hunters exporting these beasts to the Far East for use as beasts of burden.
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Far East
Losses Don’t Hurt 2 Top Teams in College Hoops
Without star players Dseay Robertson and Jerry West, Cincinnati and West Virginia ride long winning streaks. Cincinnati, under Ed Jucker, thrives as WVU follows with 11 straight wins and a 21 3 record after a Penn State win. Kentucky rises in the SEC, Texas Tech gains, Morehead ties the Ohio Valley lead after key upsets.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Cincinnali
Bearcats
Dseay Robertson
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Jerry West
Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
West
George King
Penn State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Texas ‘Tech
Morehead
Eastern Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Ned Jennings
Georgia Och
Roger Kaiser
Jonesboro School Reaches Its Fundraising Goal
Jonesboro Arkansas AP reports the school drive met its $38,000 target and the current term will proceed as planned. A 93 member study committee coordinated a citywide canvass started five weeks ago to secure funds after a failed 15 mill tax increase.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Vance Scurlock
M. Markle
Gof
Rice Acreage Increase Urged by Industry Delegation
A five-state industry delegation urged immediate rice acreage growth of at least ten percent and parity price after submitting proposals to Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. The plan also calls for higher rice use in the Food for Defense program with Arkansas Texas Louisiana Mississippi and California represented by Le Carter Howard Alderson and Reed Smith.
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Wasitington Iap
Orville L. Freeman
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
California
le, Carter
Stuttgart
Rete Smith
Walnut Ridge
Howard Alderson
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