Indians Top Trinity In Southland Clash 90-84
Arkansas State Indians beat Trinity 90-84 to even their Southland record. Center John Dickson scored and pulled down 22 rebounds, fueling a 38-42 halftime edge that the Indians never relinquished. Larry Jeffries led Trinity with 26 points. Gary Crane added 20 for ASU 9-3.
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Weather Series: 24 Hours Ended 7 A.M. Tuesday
The report notes a high of 61 and a low of 41. Arkansas forecasts show Central Arkansas cloudiness and warmer tonight with Wednesday showers and highs in the low 60s. Northwest Arkansas expects increasing clouds with showers, then cooler by afternoon. Southwest Arkansas has cloudy skies with scattered showers and little temperature change. Southeast Arkansas predicts considerable clouds and scattered showers Wednesday afternoon with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Increasing cloudiness and warmer pattern statewide
The forecast notes rising clouds and milder air across Arkansas with showers possible late tonight in the western half and widespread showers by Wednesday. Lows fall to the 40s, with Wednesday highs in the 50s to 60s, cooler in western regions later than east.
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Weather Roundup Tokyo Bout Ends Quick
The report cites Tokyo fighter Eiji Maruki at 145 percent defeating Eliseo Aranda by knockout in a recent Japan bout amid rising performance claims.
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The Hopewell PTA Meeting and March of Dimes Call
The Hopewell PTA meets January 13 at 3 15 p m in the school auditorium with all parents urged to attend and bring March of Dimes contributions. Eva Dennis reports. The Junior Anna P Strong Federated Club held a December 29 Christmas party for new members featuring a decorated tree, games, refreshments and guests from Gary Indiana and city youth.
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Little League Cage Teams 1966 Roster and Schedule
The 1966 Little League Basketball League rosters list teams Hot Rods Bo Diddies Cool Cats and Dirt Dobbers with players and coaches. Schedule notes late January to February games, bench rules, and postponed matchups. a stray line mentions Africa leprosy rates.
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Houston on probation for football after NCAA violations
The University of Houston received three years of postseason bowl game and telecast bans after findings of violations in 1962 to 1965. Violations included three financial aid cases, five recruiting issues, and one out of season practice. University officials expressed deep regret and pledged preventative steps.
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Wildcats win in overtime on single point
Unbeaten Kentucky Wildcats survive Georgia 84 60 in double overtime after a lone point in the second extra period. Louie Dampler scored 23, Pat Riley added early bench, and Clifford Berger sealed with free throws as Kentucky remains 11 0. Vanderbilt and Kansas also won. Iowa beat Northwestern 70 58.
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Duke Signs First Negro Gridder
Allen Parks a 6 foot 2 inch 226 pound tackle and academic star at Dunbar High School Lynchburg becomes the first Negro to sign a football grant in aid with Duke University He plans to study AW and will attend on a four year athletic scholarship announced Monday night by Duke officials who said they were greatly pleased
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Present Owners to Keep Celtics in Boston
Boston Celtics president Waldron denies reports he and board chairman Kratter plan to sell the NBA champions. He states the club will remain in Boston under present ownership amid circulating rumors.
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All Star Game Results and College Basketball Scores
A busy day of NBA and college action with results from the East West All Star events in Cincinnati and multiple college games across conferences. Notable scores include Bucknell 80 American U 74 and Western Kentucky 106 Mississippi 58, plus Vanderbilt 106 Mississippi 58 and Kansas Oklahoma 68.
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Bears Stay Close Behind Conference Leader in AIC Victory
Arkansas State Teachers defeated Arkansas Tech 89 67 in Russellville as the Bears stayed within reach of the league leader. Harding beat College of the Ozarks 74 69 while Ozarks outscored Harding from the floor but Harding earned 22 of 33 free throws. Don and Richard Pian led Ozarks with 23 points.
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Duke Cagers Top Nation. Duke Maintains Lead in Poll
Duke Blue Devils hold first in the major college basketball poll with 405 points and two first place votes, Kentucky close second with 365, Kansas and Iowa State rising, and Duke defeating Penn State and North Carolina while Kentucky beat St. Louis and Florida.
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Hogs Face Aggies in Southwest Conference Showdown
Arkansas Razorbacks, coming off a win over Texas Tech, visit Texas A&M in a pivotal Southwest Conference matchup at College Station. Arkansas fights for second place with a 1-1 league mark while aiming to solve the Aggies on their home court amid other night games and cross-division clashes.
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