Bearcats on Road to 3rd NCAA Title
Cincinnati’s Bearcats, defending national champions, rebounded from the season’s first loss to win the Missouri Valley Conference title and reach the NCAA Midwest regional by defeating North Texas State 91-61 to move to 20-1. Other notable results include NYU over Notre Dame 80-79, Furman upsetting Wake Forest, and Drake rallying in the MVC loss.
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Basketball results from Class A to Class B tournaments
AP rounds up state tourney scores across districts with senior and junior girls and boys contests in Conway Batesville Harrison DeWitt Mountain Home and others. Notable finals include Viola over Bradley 44 40 and Greenbrier 37 Cedarville 20 while Parkin fell to Shawnee 41 27 and Alma edged Star City 29 27.
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Hope x Star SPORTS Chicago tops Detroit 5 3 in Thursday hockey
National hockey results show Chicago defeating Detroit 5 to 3 in Thursday action. Friday entries list no games. Saturday schedule features New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto Detroit at Chicago with Sunday games Detroit at New York and Boston at Chicago.
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Britain unveils Blue Steel stand off missile for RAF deterrent
The Blue Steel missile enters operation in Britain as a new stand off weapon for RAF bombers. Described as invulnerable for up to three years, it launches a megaton class warhead from 100 to 150 miles away. It is a 35 foot long, 4 foot diameter, 13 foot wingspan pilotless jet with a liquid fueled engine and 18 000 pounds of thrust. The program follows the Skybolt controversy and aims to complicate Soviet tracking efforts.
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By Knight
The Solunar schedule, taken from John Alden Knight's tables, guides fishing and hunting by daily periods. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours, with boldface emphasis. minor periods are shorter and printed in regular type.
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Fight results roundup from Los Angeles Worcester and Miami
In Los Angeles Jose Lopez knocked out Manuel Tarazore in the 3rd round. In Worcester Larry Carney out painted Tomes 165. In Miami Jack Gilbert defeated Ed Die Febba in six rounds.
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Arkansas State Falls to The Citadel in Charleston
Arkansas State slumped in the second half shooting 28 percent and lost 87 to 74 at The Citadel. The Cadets hit 50 percent, led by Dick Martini with 19 points, while Jerry Rock scored 22 for the Red Wolves. Citadel outrebounded 43-28. Arkansas State ends 13-9, Citadel 3-19.
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Life in Arkansas recalls jail coffin tale and aging officer
Associated Press remembers Osceola lawman Roung who for years patrolled Arkansas town life. In the 1920s he jailed a drunken man by placing him in a courthouse coffin and checking on him until he vanished. Roung later rose to chief deputy of south Mississippi County, retiring recently at 74. The piece also notes family visits strained by a hip injury and travel hurdles between Jonesboro and Detroit as Mrs Falls and Mrs Lawson cope with illness and distance.
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Amity Favored in District 7 West Senior B Play
Amity overwhelmed Dierks 95 to 34 as District 7W results sparked hype. Genoa Central beat Spring Hill 79 to 62 and Foreman toppled Fouke 80 to 56. Semifinal set: Amity vs Foreman and Delite vs Gehou Central.
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Predetermined and rivals in $3,500 Oaklawn event
Hot Springs Arkansas RP A large field of ten sprinters contests the 5 1/2 furlong top event on Oaklawn Park’s George Washington Birthday card. Predetermined seeks another feature win after a bright inaugural showing while favorites Bone Builder and Irish War aim to press the pace for trainer W Hal Bishop.
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Vulcan Squadron Deploys Blue Steel At Scampton
One squadron of Vulcan bombers at Scampton is equipped with Blue Steel. Two more squadrons are advanced in training. The Webamber force, estimated at 150 to 175 planes, will eventually receive Blue Steel as the main offensive weapon.
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Twin bass catch weights and lengths shock Arkansas lake scene
Gorden Whitener of Eureka Springs boasted two 93 inch bass from Lake Leatherwood each weighing eight pounds three ounces and eight pounds five ounces. The item also notes a 50 plus year wedding anniversary for D A Gadbury and Booneville and recounts a 1902 hiking oddity involving Heber Springs with misdirections allegedly tied to a revenue agent rumor.
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No Medicare Action Before Next Year
Washington AP reports Congress will not decide on Kennedy health care for the aged before next year. President Kennedy hopes for action this year but Ways and Means moves slow on tax and health measures. Senate maneuvers and election timing threaten progress this year.
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AIC Invitational Opens As Seven Teams Ready
Seven Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference squads and John Brown University begin the AIC Invitational Tournament on Feb 28. First-round games set for Feb 28 with semifinals March 1 and finals March 2, pairing by final AIC standings and a potential tiebreaker flip.
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More Good Ones for Razorbacks
University of Arkansas football coach Frank Broyles announced that 37 prospective players have signed so far this season. He added three more signees Mickey Maroney Marty Sikes and Rodney Goodsell bringing the total near the usual 40 to 50.
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Freedoms Group Cites MacArthur in 1962 award toast
The Freedoms Foundation named Gen Douglas MacArthur’s West Point speech on Duty Honor and Country as the top public address of 1962. Nearly 900 people and groups were honored at the foundation’s 14th annual awards ceremony, with MacArthur receiving a $500 prize and a medal as Remington Rand board chairman.
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Bobcats Close Home Schedule with Fairview Clash
Hopd Star Sportswriter Carter Hardage previews the final home game at Jones Field House as the Bobcats host Fairview B and Senior Boys. Fairview sits 5-5 and aims for a District Tourney berth while Daly lap leads with 185 points and Dan Jones has 174. Jackie Russell’s defense hindered Dunlap last week. First game starts at 7 00 with one rematch at Crossfield tomorrow.
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Cranach Portrait Stolen in France Recovered by Mail
A small Lucas Cranach portrait stolen from a French museum on Sunday was returned by mail today. The incident occurred in AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France, and the artwork's recovery ends a brief mystery with authorities confirming the return.
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What's New at Your Chevrolet Dealer
Spring sizzle arrives with four sport models from Chevrolet. The Impala Super Sport offers up to 425 hp from seven engines, including the Turbo-Fire 409. Nova SS adds distinctive trim and full wheel disks, while the Monza Spyder features air cooled turbocharged six. Corvette Sting Ray shines as a Car Life 1963 Engineering Award winner.
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