Hope Bobcats End Home Slate With Fairview Tests
The Hope Bobcats A and B teams host Fairview tonight at 7 in Jones Field House for the final home games of the season. Fairview features Bobby Bush, the conference's No. 2 scorer. Saturday the Hope boys finish the regular season with a trip to Crossett as the district tournament starts next week.
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National Basketball Association Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press reports San Francisco defeated St. Louis 107 to 97 on Thursday. Detroit faces New York in Boston while San Francisco meets Boston and Los Angeles plays Baltimore in Saturday matchups. College results include Syracuse over Colgate 99 to 78 and Rutgers 101 to 87 over Manhattan. Delaware beat Ursinus 96 to 45. Cincinnati edged Bradley 64 to 62, and Montana State defeated Gonzaga 69 to 68 in others. Tournaments noted.
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Solunar Tables Guide by John Alden Knight Preview
The article outlines Solunar periods with Major times shown in bold. It notes majors begin at listed times and last about 1.5 to 2 hours, with minor periods printed below taken from Knight. Plan days to fish or hunt during the best sport times each day based on Fri Sat and Sun entries.
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O Hara Apologetic After Fast Mile Run
Tom O Hara expressed regret after a 3 58.5 mile at Madison Square Garden, second fastest indoor time. He aims for 3 54 to 3 55 at the Chicago News Relays, while coach Jerry Weiland predicts a 3 54–3 55 in Chicago. Bruce Kidd from Toronto dominates the two mile, with Ron Clarke fading as Kidd finishes strong.
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Arkansas AMEN players pace national scoring rankings
Kansas City AP reports AMEN College star James Mack Allen ranks sixth nationally with 31.4 points per game across 24 contests. Leon Clements of Ouachita Baptist stands fourth at 24.7, while Arkansas State Teachers ranks second in free throws at .788 and AMEN sits 11th in team offense at 95.4 ppg.
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Southern Conference First Round Results
VMI defeated Furman 77 to 73 while Davidson beat The Citadel 91 to 62. George Washington edged Virginia Tech 63 to 65 in a key regional clash. Maryland not listed.
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Fight Results from Thursday Card in Three Cities
In Worcester Joe Gomes stopped Bob Simmons after five rounds. In Miami Willie James outpointed Joe Murchison. In Tokyo Memo Teller and Tetsuya Yamagami fought to a draw over 10 rounds.
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Mantle Signs for Another 100000 A Year
Mickey Mantle, the AL's top paid star, signs a second $100,000 contract as spring training opens. He aims to play 150 games, hit 500 homers, and may coach after retirement. Injuries have limited him to 65 games in 1963 and he discusses knee issues and isometric training.
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Can Cassius Clay Prove He Is The True Champion
Miami Beach AP writes that Cassius Clay, new heavyweight champion, faces judgment on whether he can beat any top contender. Critics cite his checkered opposition, while supporters hail his speed, reflexes, and confidence. The article notes his 20 victories, 16 by KO, and his victory over Sonny Liston after a series of testing bouts.
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Texas Star Picks the Razorbacks
Fayetteville Arkansas AP David Dickey a 6 foot 1 inch 195 pound halfback from Palestine Texas signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Arkansas. Dickey made the Class AAA All State team in 1963 and is a top runner and blocker. He lettered in football basketball four years and in track three years with track his favorite sport. Dickey is a 9.9 second man in the 10 yard dash and has been clocked in 19.7 in the 180 yard low hurdles. Coach Frank Broyles signed Dickey with Bill Pace and Lance Alworth present.
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Derby Status Colt Could Be Picked For Santa Anita Derby
California hope rests on Hill Rise in the 1 1/4 mile Santa Anita Derby with Don Pierce aboard. Wil Rad and other contenders follow as 118 pound weights contest the $132,400 race, a key Kentucky Derby prep. Knightly Manner riders face suspension affects position.
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Delight Rolls Toward District Title in 7 B Play
In Emmet last night Delight defeated Blevins 92 to 50 as the undefeated favorite advances toward the district title. Amity beat Kirby 54 to 45, and Genoa Central topped Garland 52 to 40. Semifinals set with Delight vs Glenwood and Amity vs Genoa Central.
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Arkansas High School and College Basketball Scores Summary
Arkansas State loses 95 to 69 to Lamar Tech in Pine Bluff AIC Tournament. Hendrix defeats Arkansas Tech 96 to 81. A & M edges State Teachers 67 to 65. Junior boys results include Greenbrier 71 Oden 34 and Danville 34 Luxora 35. Senior girls Parkin 61 Vanndale 50 and Parkin 56 Norphlet 30.
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Jockey Battle at Santa Anita with The Scoundrel Pair
At Santa Anita Bill Shoemaker rides The Scoundrel as Roman Brother in the Flamingo vies for the jockey lead. Parka, at 121 pounds, leads the Hialeah Turf Cup probables. Sun Rise Flight likely stays home with a bruised heel from Widener.
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Plainview and Eudora Lead Various Girls Quarterfinals
In senior girls action Plainview defeated Missco 39 to 35 and Ashdown beat Lavaca 67 to 48. West Fork Lewisville won 71 to 58 over Griffithville, while Portland fell 58 to 33 at Vanadale. Tuckerman beat Leslie 50 to 29, Ola won 61 to 59 versus McNeil, and Alma edged England 58 to 49.
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Kohler and Gromyko Confer In Moscow Talks
U S Ambassador Foy D Kohler met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko for nearly two hours in Moscow. Kohler said he was reasonably optimistic about Soviet American relations as he prepared for next week talks in Washington with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Johnson. Earlier at a Kremlin reception he spoke with Premier Khrushchev.
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National Hockey Night Recap and Boxing Views
National Hockey results show New York 4 Boston 2 and Chicago 4 Detroit 2 with no games scheduled. Boxing quotes feature Solomon McTier praising Cassius Clay as a great boxer yet warning of cockiness and vulnerability, noting his speed and confidence while predicting future challenges.
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Patterson
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