Sonny Liston Found Dead in Las Vegas Home
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston was found dead by wife Geraldine Liston in their Paradise Valley Las Vegas home. Authorities reported no foul play. autopsy to determine cause of death. Liston, 0-0-0, held the title from 1962 to 1964 with notable wins and a later comeback before his decline.
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Belinsky Quits Baseball After 14-Year Career
Las Vegas AP Bo Belinsky veteran pitcher announces he is quitting baseball at age 34. The southpaw reflected that a player must step down and this year feels right. His 14-year career spanned major league time with teams in Los Angeles Philadelphia Houston St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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National Hockey League Tuesday results and next games
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results and lists Wednesday schedules. Matches include Vancouver at Montreal Minnesota at Toronto Los Angeles at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St Louis at California with Toronto game slated for Wednesday.
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Oklahoma Outscores Parkers Arkansas Razorbacks
Oklahoma beat Arkansas 115 to 100 in Fayetteville as Bobby Jack led with 27 points and Tulsa of the Sooners set a new scoring mark. Scott Martin had 19 and Andrew Pettes 16 as Oklahoma joined 7-2 while Arkansas slipped to 3-7. Vernon Murphy hit 19 free throws and 33 points to pace Arkansas. Donnie Watts 22 and Almer Lee 20 for Arkansas after a three game layoff.
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Workman Traded to the Rockets by Stars in ABA
SALT LAKE CITY AP Forward Tom Workman was traded to the Denver Rockets for a future high draft choice by the Utah Stars after a late Tuesday game in Denver. Workman sought a trade due to limited playing time and averaged 7 points in 17 ABA Western Division games.
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Marquette Extends Winning Streak To 22 In Row
Marquette’s third ranked Warriors push their 22nd straight win with a 78-63 defeat of Loyola Chicago. Villanova, Furman, St Louis, Minnesota and Oklahoma also posted notable victories as college hoops action dominated the night.
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Southern S. Stays on Top of Standings
Southern State led the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings with a 57 60 victory over State College of Arkansas Tuesday night pushing State to 7 0 in league play. Johnny White scored 29 points to pace Southern State while T J Johnson added 15 for SCA. Other AIC results saw Arkansas Tech beat Hendrix 94 90 and Arkansas A M post 93 81 over Arkansas at Little Rock with a record 70 rebounds set by A M.
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President's Grid Bowl Proposed by Football Founders
Frank Eck reports that a President's Bowl could debut in Washington to rival major college showcases without clashing with Army-Navy. The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame will propose plans as NCAA committees meet in Houston. The stadium is 51,000 seats at R F Kennedy Memorial in Washington with service academies possible as hosts.
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Track Union to Protect Athletes
Four former world record holders form United Amateur Athletes to lobby for better training facilities and athlete protection. They threaten to boycott televised meets if conditions don’t improve, aiming for a national training site and input on coaches for Olympic contenders. Members include John Pennel Hal Connolly Russ Hodge and Mike Larrabee.
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Taylor Pro Defensive Rookie of the Year
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State Sets a School Record in Scoring
Jonesboro Ark AP Arkansas State set a single game scoring record by blasting Southeast Missouri 116 77 in basketball Tuesday night Five Indians reached double figures Center John Belcher scored 25 to lead scoring honors The Indians held a 60 percent from the field Jao Bing led Southeast Missouri with 21 points
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Solunar Tables Schedule
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to hunt or fish in good territory and cover during these times to maximize sport and success.
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Top Teams Retain Their Position In AP College Poll
The top four teams in The Associated Press College Division basketball poll held their spots Tuesday while Tennessee State jumped from tenth to fifth after a 89-55 win over Oral Roberts. Kentucky State led with 106-100 over Wiley to move to 6-0, followed by Southwest Louisiana and LSU New Orleans. Ashland Kentucky Wesleyan Louisiana Tech Lau Claire and Fairmont State also earned high placements with Central Washington drawing a first-place vote.
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