Penn State and Dayton Win NCAA Bids Ahead of NIT
Penn State and Dayton earned spots in the 23 team NCAA field and Boston College, Detroit and Boston University joined the NIT lineup. The NCAA field was pared to 23 from 25 due to West regionals issues with 15 conference champs auto-qualifying.
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Dayton
Boston College
Bucknell
Louisville
Boston University
Providence
DePaul
Houston
Colorado State University
Oklahoma City
Villanova
Detroit
Mississippi
NCAA
Corvallis Ore
Philadelphia
Lubbock
Nittany Lions
Cardinals
Jack Warrell
Flyers
John Austin
Medford
Mass
Northeastern Bear Tuits
Connecticut
Manhattan
New York
Madison Square Garden
NYU
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
St. Louis
Wichita
Ron Erick
Bearcats
Associated Press
Argentina Fighter Is the Favorite
Oscar Bonavena of Argentina is an 8-5 favorite over Zora Folley in a 10 round clash at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The bout, expected to draw 10,000 or more, could test Bonavena who is 22 and just 13 months pro with an 8-0-1 record and seven knockouts.
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New York
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
Chandler
Ariz
Bonavena
Montreal beats New York 6 to 1 in NHL matchup
Montreal defeats New York 6 to 1 as the Associated Press reports. Boston edges Toronto 3 to 1, Chicago tops Detroit 3 to 2. No games scheduled today with no Friday schedule yet.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Montreal
New York
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
R and R runners prepare for record bids in New York meet
Tommy Farrell and Bill Crothers, fresh from R and R, return to action at the Knights of Columbus Games in Madison Square Garden. Farrell owns the season's only major mark, a 1 49.86 half mile, while Crothers missed the 600 by a tenth in a string of three wins. He halted after a collapse and virus but aims to rebound amid a crowded indoor circuit.
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Crothers
Madison Square Garden
St. John’s
Boston
Louisville
Heptagonals
Ithaca
N.Y
Celtics' Sam Jones tops scoring with 27 against Lakers
Celtics star Sam Jones set a season scoring record with 27 points against Los Angeles, lifting his total to 1,763 and placing him among league leaders. Coach Red Auerbach praised him as a potential future superstar while Heinsohn and Russell aided a 97-95 win over the Lakers.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Sam Jones
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Los Angeles
Jone
Bobcats Host Warren in Friday Conference Clash
Warren Lumberjacks visit the Bobcats in a key 4AA battle as Warren seeks to avoid cellar status. Bruce Smalling leads Warren with near 200 points while Jerry Burnett and Ronnie Ingram chase scoring ranks.
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Camden
Bobcat
Warren
Malvern Leopards
Smackover
4AA
Bobcats
Spider Money
Parris
Bruce Smalling
Mike Archer
Jerry Burnett
Burnett
Ronnie Ingram
Buddy Jordan
Henri Richard Scores in Canadiens 6-1 Win on Birthday Eve
Henri Richard, born Feb 29 1936, tallies three goals and two assists as the Canadiens crush the Rangers 6-1. He celebrates belatedly but misses true birthday days, while Chicago edges Detroit and Toronto defeats New York in other NHL games.
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Associated Press
Henri Richard
Montreal Center
Canadiens
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Ton
Toronto
Richard
Rangers
Local Dog Does Well in Coon Hunt
A U K C licensed wild coon hunt by the Friendship Coon Hunters Club saw a local dog shine. "King" the redbone coon hound owned by Bob Nordan of Hope won the grade dog hunt and was the second highest overall. Hunters from Louisiana Texas and Arkansas competed with district leaders expected back in three weeks. A B game starts at 6 90 with Bobcats facing Malvern Saturday night as the top dog aims to stay atop the field.
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Bill and
Tommie Byrd
Hope
Ark
U.S. 67
United Farm Agency
United
Bill
U.K.C
Friendship Coon Hunters Club
Bob Nordan
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Bobcats
Malvern
King of the Mountain
Blevins Five Advances in District Meet
In the Area 13 B tournament at Fouke Okolona, Lewisville, Amity, Blevins, and Garland posted third round wins. Okolona beat Stamps 61 to 50 as David Steed scored 23. Lewisville edged Garland 53 to 49 with Townsend 17 and Gilbert 15. Amity defeated Bradley 66 to 58 led by Phillip White 29 and Knott 25. Blevins beat Saratoga 68 to 63 with Hugg 19 and Smith 27. Quarterfinals Thursday feature Taylor vs Okolona, Fouke vs Garland, and Amity vs Genoa Central. Junior Girls at Guernsey postponed.
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Fouke
Okolona
Garland
Amity
Blevins
Stamps
David Steed
Ronnie Lindsey
Lewisville
Gary Townsend
Jamie Gilbert
Bradley
Phillip White
John Knott
Saratoga
Larry Hugg
Tony Smith
Taylor
Arkansas
Genoa Central
Guernsey
National Basketball Association Scores and Matchups
NBA results show Baltimore 111 over New York 100 and St Louis 111 edging San Francisco 103. Detroit 106 beat Philadelphia 104. Tonight Baltimore plays Philadelphia and St Louis visits Los Angeles with Boston at San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Senate probes grid signings by pro teams under antitrust review
The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee led by Sen. Hart will hear testimony on the practice of college players signing with professional clubs while retaining college eligibility. Witnesses include officials from the NCAA, NFL, and AFL as the panel also weighs limiting antitrust exemptions for major sports.
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Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Hart
Senators
Sen. A.S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Arthur C
Allyn Jr
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
North Dakota Climbing AP Small College Poll Top Ten
The North Dakota Sioux move into an eighth place tie with Grambling in the AP small college basketball poll. They own a 21 4 record with losses only to Bradley DePaul Chicago Loyola and Iowa. Other top ten teams include Evansville Central State High Point Southern Illinois Fairmont Gannon and Augsburg.
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Associated Press
North Dakota Sioux
North Dakota State
North Dakota
Grambling
Bradley
DePaul
Chicago Loyola
Iowa
Central State
Evansville
Ohio
High Point
Southern Illinois
Fairmont
W.va
Gannon
Augusburg
Tie Grambling
North Dakton
Philadelphia Textile
Dog Race Dates Set for West Memphis Season
Revenue Commissioner J Orville Cheney announced the 100 day greyhound racing season at West Memphis. The first half runs June 18 to August 14 and the second half August 16 to October 12.
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Little Rock
West Memphis
J. Orville Cheney
Frankfurter Warren Viewpoints Highlight Supreme Court Rift
Felix Frankfurter died at 82 after 23 years on the Supreme Court honoring restraint and deference to Congress. James Marlow contrasts his cautious approach with Earl Warren’s activism and notes Frankfurter’s 1962 apportionment dispute and Warren’s living-law philosophy. The piece recalls Frankfurter’s shifting liberal to conservative perception and his noted charm and controversial rhetoric before the bench.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Frankfurter
Congress
Warren
Fortune Magazine
Drainage Plan Funds Set For Pulaski County Project
Washington AP reports a $92,600 advance to Pulaski County for planning drainage and flood control facilities as part of a $9,191,270 project. The Community Facilities Administration announced the allocation amid coverage of Justice Felix Frankfurter, his influence on civil rights rulings, and his 23 years on the Supreme Court.
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Pulaski County
Community Facilities Administration
Farnkfurter
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
High Court
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Felix Frankfurter
Convention Bill to Set Up State Constitution Fails
A bill to authorize a constitutional convention died in this session after the Joint Budget Committee recommended do not pass. Rep. Virgil Butler said he would not seek a vote, noting no governor pressure and prior talks with Gov. Faubus. The measure included a $500 000 appropriation for the convention.
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Little Rock
Joint Budget Committee
Independence County
Virgil Butler
Ouachita County
David Pryor
Butler
Orval E. Faubus
Pryor
Faubus
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