MVE Calls Parley on Gambling
The Misouri Valley Conference calls a committee of officials to probe rumors of a Missouri Valley basketball referee tied to gamblers. President Rev Charles L Anderson of St Louis University says no truth found, but the rumors persist amid reports from Des Moines and Minneapolis accusing the official of manipulating calls to influence outcomes.
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Veterans Go to Post Today at Oaklawn
Oaklawn Park hosts a field of ten in the $2,600 Trailways Pause with Mam ma's Baby and Lucky William among familiar runners. First Bond, a five time winner in 1956, looms as a likely favorite while Flaming Blue and Livitup also race. Revetment won the DRF Purse by a head in the feature, paying $10. The nine-race card drew 6,442 bettors who wagered $371,218.
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College basketball results span wide with upsets and routs
A jumble of scores shows Syracuse routing St Louis 108 93 while Rochester defeats Fort Wayne 90 18. Harvard beats Frinedton 65 to 58 and Yale tops Dartmouth 67 58. Pitt downed Penn 94 76. Niagara beat Syracuse 74 19. Penn State edged Lehigh 72 38. La Salle beat Fordham 84 66. Army defeated Hartwick 86. Maryland beat Georgetown 59. Virginia 81 66 over Virginia Tech. Louisville 97 81 over DePaulie. Xavier 77 71 over Ohio. Western Kentucky 71 over Dayton 90. Bowling Green 92 41 over Findlay. Others include Baker 4 and Kansas West Agaln. Carthage College 77 over Cilver. Seattle 95 over Portland 8. NAIA District 2 finals show West Virginia Tech 85 over Alderson Brock. The Greenland area notes a 518 square mile region with an estimated 34,000 population. Related notices include waitress needed at Morning Work and a job listing.
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Yale Wins Dramatic Buzzer Shot Over Dartmouth
Yale defeats Dartmouth 67-56 as Prana Bab sinks the final buzzer jumper to seal first place in the Ivy League with a 9-2 record. Other top teams triumphed. Chet Forte led Columbia over Cornell 66-62, while Duke beat Virginia 81-86 and Virginia Tech edged Virginia Militory 82-70 to share second in the ACC.
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Golden Gloves Spotlight on Heavyweights
A hazy clipping notes heavyweights in the Golden Gloves spotlight with mention of finalists, contenders from Force, Buchanan, Marshall of Wansleed, and Shaw of the Welterweight division. It references past winners like 1956 and 1955 titleholders and notes next rounds with two victories needed to advance.
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Fragmentary notes on a city council hearing and votes
A garbled report describes an hour long hearing with council members and committees debating a bill. It mentions names like Zaher and Perry, references to an interest and a vote, and speakers from Hot Springs, Cleburne, and Anson as the discussion centers on committee positions and support.
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Quarterfinals Set in State Boys Basketball Tourney
In Class B senior boys action Marmaduke edged Mount Vernon, Oder beat Hickory Ridge, Valley Springs routed Rogebud, and Delight defeated Rison 77 to 65 at Little Rock. Tonight Prairie Grove meets Viola and Hampton faces Dover with the other semifinal pairing Marmaduke against Valley Springs or Delight versus Rison.
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District 7W Playoff Three Games Night In Jones Field House
Three district playoff games unfold in Jones Field House tonight with Arkadelphia versus Prescott at 7:60, Nashville against Gordon at 6:20, and Ashdown meeting DeQueen at 6:41. Hope Bobcats await the Friday night winner for a 8:50 p.m. semi, while the other semi pairs the Nashville-Gordon victor with Ashdown-DeQueen. Finals Saturday at 8 p.m. determine the district rep for state tourney in Jonesboro Gym next week. Admission 25 cents students 60 cents adults.
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Royal outing and global dispatches in brief recap
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip attended a London theater revue, a rare night out since October. In Rabat, Nixon meets Moroccan leaders on his Africa trip. Moscow announces Poland-Soviet troop treaty ratified. Kyoto filmmaker Goetz plans imperial garden footage. Hannover notes Volkswagen US shipments to rise. Nordhoff confirms no price change. Aschaffenburg reports US Army officer charged with negligent homicide. Chesterfield miners strike over tea quality. offshore border claims by four nations. Lake Superior noted as the world's largest freshwater lake.
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Rifle Team 2 defeats First Team in bullseye match
Rifle Club session shows Team two led by Guy Watkins Phil McFar ty and others scoring 30 breaks out of 60 in a match. Team one, led by Billy Johnson and David Stewart, posted lower scores with Stewart totaling four and Johnson one. In later play Butch Graham earned his seventh bat and Don Oglesby achieved Marksman First Class with Weldy Flowers and Tony Metarty earning other marks. Also notes abundant sandstone Amestone in Arkansas.
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GOP Chances in Texas Brighten Says Hulehogoh
In Dallas Texas Republican Thad Hutensoh of Hawkins is encouraged as the Texas State Senate blocked a bill aimed at forcing a Democratic runoff for the April 2 special senatorial election. Democrats fear vote splitting could hand victory to Hutensoh with GOP support, while the current law favors a simple top-vote winner. Fort Smith Arkansas notes the largest livestock markets in the Southwest.
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