Stephens Ramps in Class A Meet
Desha Central led by Major Jones 99 47 over Humnoke in a Class A senior boys state basketball game. Jones scored 4 points and grabbed rebounds despite a bad ankle. Jee Horn added 25, David Christian 15 as Highland topped Oak Grove 72 45 and Stephens beat Tuckerman 88 50 with Porchin 16 and Jenkins 15.
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William Porter
Hope Star Sports: Aldasso D Play Starts
Aldasso D begins action for Hope Star coverage as the game unfolds with full-court press and strong shooting. Read with attention to Hope’s game plan and players, including defensive pressure and quick transitions observed during the opening moments.
Ouachita Clinches Tie for AIC Title Clinches tie for league crown
Ouachita State routed Arkansas College 99 to 61 on Monday in Arkadelphia led by Bill Hodges 22 and Tommy Patterson 18 in the first half. Hodges 26 and Patterson 22 finished strong as Ouachita secured a share of the AIC lead with Southern State half a game back.
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Padres Face Player Struggles as Ivie Seeks Home
Padres general manager Buzzie Bavasi declines panic after 19 year old catcher Mike Ivie flies home to Decatur Georgia from Yuma Arizona camp due to homesickness. Ivie batted .305 in the California League last season and .471 in six games with San Diego. It was a rough day for the team in the fight to escape the NL West cellar.
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Bobcats End Season With 63 49 Defeat by Arkadelphia Badgers
Hope's Bobcats complete a 4-17 season after a 63-49 first round loss to the Arkadelphia Badgers at Southern State College. Briggs led Hope with 18 points while Joyce 11 Harris 5 and Brown 4. Arkadelphia counterparts Hall 13 Wilkins 12 and Williams 13 paced the winners.
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UCLA Remains Unbeaten Top AP Poll. Marquette Falls to No 5
UCLA 23-0 leads the Associated Press ranking with 41 first place votes after a 70-49 win over Washington State and Detroit’s upset of Marquette drops the Warriors from #2 to #5. Louisville and North Carolina follow. Pennsylv an ia climbs to #4 as Marquette slides amid the Chones contract news and the season’s late reshuffle.
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Gamecocks Rally Past Notre Dame in 109-83 Victory
South Carolina led by Tom Riker's 31 points and six players in double figures, shooting 63.2 percent to overwhelm Notre Dame 109-83 for the Gamecocks 20th win. Travis Grant scored 28 as Eastern Michigan ended a 16-game skid with a win over the Green. Southwestern Louisiana, ranked No. 11, closed its regular season with a 90-73 win over Northwestern Louisiana, led by Dwight Lamar's 33 points and 11 assists. Coaches react to the season’s end as bids loom for NCAA and NIT tournaments.
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Don Trull Named Freshman Coach at Arkansas
Baylor All America quarterback Don Trull is named freshman football coach at the University of Arkansas by Athletic DirectorGeorge Cole. He succeeds Wilson Matthews as he shifts to an administrative post. Trull set Baylor passing and total offense records and played in the NFL and CFL before joining Arkansas.
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University Plans Clinic In Palette Ville Arkansas
University of Arkansas football clinic set for March 24 25 at the Razorbacks site in Palette Ville Arkansas head coach Frans Broyles announced spring practice will start days earlier The event aims to showcase football techniques and engage fans and recruits in a close campus setting.
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Ivan The Terrible Dies After Wrestling Legend’s Career
New York AP reports Ivan Vakturoff died at 72. Once known as Ivan Th Terrible the Mad Russian, he faced many stars including Gen Stanley Jim Landos Jack Taylor Tony Galento and George. Marty Alma recalls his clipped scrapbook era and Cone Island summers.
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