Tech A M to Battle It Out This Week
Texas Tech seeks a crucial road win at Texas A M to stay in the Southwest Conference title race. A Tech victory would pull the teams into a tie atop the standings, while a loss could drop Tech two games back with four games remaining. The brief notes Texas A M’s recent rally at Arkansas and the looming schedule across the league, highlighting key scorers Rhine and Lenox and the crowded chase for the crown.
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Texas Aggies
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Aggies
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Southern Methodist
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Houston
Waco
Kendall Rhine
Bennie Lenox
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McConnell
Hogue
Consistency Proves No Fluke in Santa Anita Derby Preview
Mr. Consistency, 6, owned by Mrs. Ann Peppers of Los Angeles, and Mongo from Mrs. Marion Mont Scott’s stable, headline the Santa Anita Derby buildup as standout performers in the weekend races. Mr. Consistency won the Santa Anita Handicap at a mile and a quarter with Ken Church aboard, while Mongo captured the Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park with Wayne Chambers riding, as Gun Bow faded to seventh in a field of 18.
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Gulfstream Park
Ann Peppers
Los Angeles
Montpetier
Marion Mont Scott
Ken Church
Wayne Chambers
Gun Bow
Docdecoy
Cyrano
Unclear Sports Scoring From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR list shows names Timmons Beasley Robinet Galway Norman Ferguson Arkansas Sugg Mag ness Jay Vogel Rosseau Banes McConnell Hogue Cook Talkington with scattered numbers and uncertain order, lacking context or event details. The text appears to be a disorganized scoring or roster fragment from a team or competition.
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Beasley
Robinette
Galway
Norman
Ferguson
Arkansas
Sugg
Magness
Jay
Vogel
Rosseau
Banes
McConnell
Hogue Cook
Talkington
Top Ten College Teams Results From AP Poll
The Associated Press Top Ten recap shows UCLA 22-0 routing Stanford 88-10, Michigan 18-3 dropping to Minnesota 89-75 then beating Wisconsin 103-59, Kentucky 20-2 beating Vanderbilt 104-73 and Auburn 99-79, Duke 18-4 losing to Wake Forest 72-71 then defeating Maryland 84-64, Villanova 19-3 losing to St Joseph's 69-63, Wichita 19-5 beating St Louis 86-71, Drake State 23-8 beating Idaho 72-46 and Idaho 112-62, Davidson 21-3 beating East Carolina 105-44 and Citadel 86-10, DePaul 18-2 defeating St Bonaventure 81-76 and American U 85-59, Drake 18-5 beating North Texas 77-73 and Cincinnati 61-?.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Stanford
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Vandersbilt
Auburn
Duke
Wake Forrest
Maryland
Villanova
St. Joseph's. Pa
Wichita
St. Louis
Dragon State
Idaho
Davidson
East
Carolina
Citadel
DePaul
St. Bonaventure
Americar U
Drake
North Texhe
Cincinnati
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Florida
Ohio State
Big Ten
Wolverines
Blue Devils
Tulsa
North Texas State
Oregon State
NNCAA
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
Wildcats
UCLA Clinches Big Six Title With Win at Washington
UCLA, the No 1 team, can seal the Big Six crown and a third straight NCAA berth with a victory at Washington. Led by Walt Hazzard and Gail Goodrich who scored 53, UCLA overcame a 42 37 halftime deficit to beat Stanford 100 88. Tom Dose led Stanford with 38 as UCLA pressurized in the second half. Other top teams beatched in. Kentucky moved ahead in the SEC with 99 79 over Auburn. Georgia Tech fell to 81 68.
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Washington
Bruins
Stanford
Michigan
Kentucky
Duke
Wichita
Oregon State
Davidson
Villanova
Drake
DePaul
Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
Hazzard
Goodrich
Tom Dose
Auburn
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Wildcats
Yellow Jackets
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Warning order No 8707 requires Aubrey York and listed York parties to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Mrs J Q Stone in Hempstead County Chancery Court. Clerk Jim Cole seals the notice dated February 14 1964 with publication dates February 17 24 and March 29 1964.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
J. QO. Stone
J. ©. Stone
Jim Cole
Liston and Clay Ready for Clash in Miami Beach
Sunny Liston and Cassius Clay projected a quick finish as they wrapped training for the heavyweight title fight at Convention Hall. Liston predicted a late stoppage while Clay vowed to outbox and knock out Liston by the eighth round amid skeptical ticket sales and TV hopes.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Surfside Civic Center
Liston
Clay
Louisville
Angela Dundee
Himatele
Dundee
Bill MacDonald
Floyd Patterson
Albert Westphal
Las Vegas
MacDonald
Finley Reverses, Signs 4-Year A's Kansas City Lease
Charles O Finley announced a four year lease for the Athletics to play in Kansas City, ending a dispute with the American League that had pushed toward fining him and potentially ousting him. The deal includes a four year term with options, Kansas City receiving a share of admissions and concessions while funds go to stadium improvements.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Finley
Kansas City Baseball Club
American League
Joe Cronin
Louis Niver
Associated Press
Nizer
Louisville
Oakland
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A's
Charles JO. Finley
Boston
Tius Davis
Davis
Liston and Clay Set For Major Title Bout Purses
About 1,103,451 people to 271 centers will see a $4 million take. Liston’s pay should reach $1,360,000 and Clay’s about $600,000. Liston trained hard before a WCC Center crowd, shadow boxing, bag work, rope skipping, and 100 situps. He mixed sharp humor with a cryptic mood at the final press conference.
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Liston
Clay
Sam
Rome
WCC
NLR Holds Share of Lead in AP Prep Basketball Poll
North Little Rock remains in first place in the AP prep basketball poll as Valley Springs, a 42 0 Class AA powerhouse, ties for second. Valley Springs climbed to fifth last week and leads all non Big Ten teams. Blytheville slides to fourth while El Dorado sits second. Pine Bluff Fort Smith Jonesboro Paragould Harrison and Delight fill the rest of the top ten.
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Associated Press
North Little Rock
Associated Press Prep
Valley Springs
Big Ten
Blytheville
Ted
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Parasgould
Harrison
DeLight
Fine Bluff
Port Smith
Paragould
Little Rock Central
Central
North Little
Prairie View Beats AM&N 98 97 In SWAC Thriller
Prairie View defeats AM&N 98 97 in a Southwest Conference basketball game at Pine Bluff. Harold Blevins Jed scores 31 for AM&N, James Mack Allen 29, Dewey McQueen 28, Gus Manning 23 for Prairie View. Prairie View improves to 8-5 in conference play. AM&N slips further in standings.
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Southwest Athletic Conference
Harold Blevins Jed
Am&n
James Mack Allen
Dewey McQueen
Gus Manning
Prairie View
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ference
Liston Looks Acts Like a Real Killer at Surfside
In Miami Beach Sonny Liston meets fans at Surfside Civic Center during workouts ahead of his title defense against Cassius Clay. Fans line up to pay five dollars for photos while Liston remainsExpressionless, posing for shots and greeting a diverse crowd amid buzzing excitement.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Surfside Civic Center
Boy Scout Troop No. 18
Liston
Cassius Clay
Jand
Lison
Listory
Tennessee
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