UCLA Rated Top Team in Cage Ranks
UCLA remains number one in the AP poll after idle week. Indiana drops to fifth following an upset loss to unranked Illinois but drops in the rankings. Michigan rises to second, Wichita climbs to third, and St Josephs and Providence follow in the top ten with notable wins by St Johns and Davidson. Duke and San Francisco round out the top ten.
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Spring Hill Girls Win Cale Tournament Final
Spring Hill junior girls edged Guernsey 27 to 16 in the finals as Sandy Aaron scored two and Cindy McCormack added 12. Kathryn Coleman led Guernsey with 22. Laneburg overwhelmed Willisville 31 to 16 in the junior boys final.
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Rice Faces Arkansas In Southwest Conference Test
Rice, coming off a 59-56 upset of Baylor, travels to Fayetteville to meet Arkansas. Both teams sit 1-1 in league play after Arkansas edged TCU and fell to Texas Tech. Rice will start 6-5 Travis McCain 6-6 Bill Doty and 6-foot guards Wiley Hall Larry Timer.
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AM&N Keeps Up High Scoring
Arkansas AM&N defeated Texas Southern 119 to 118 in Pine Bluff to remain unbeaten. Vic Bender led with 27 points, Robert Allen 26, Harold Allen 23, and Harold Bevins 21 as AM&N built a 16 point halftime edge before holding on as TSU missed late.
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Arkansas Student Sees Break in Music With Big Red
Cecil Buffalo a Little Rock University junior in general business has become a recording artist with Big Red and Razorback No 1 songs. The tracks recount Arkansas Razorbacks 14-13 win over No 1 Texas and the Cotton Bowl victory story. Written by Jim Scott, the records were cut at a Hot Springs studio using public domain music. Buffalo expects about one cent per copy in royalties but values publicity and appearances more. He plans to graduate in general business, aiming to join his family business Buffalo Oil Co. if needed.
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Lake Ouachita a vast Arkansas water body
Lake Ouachita stands as Arkansas' largest lake covering over 40,000 acres with roughly half situated within the Ouachita National Forest.
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Colorado Buffaloes Upset Kansas Tightens Big Eight Race
Colorado's 61-59 home win over Kansas jolts the Big Eight title chase as Oklahoma State leads at 3-0 after a 67-48 road win over Iowa State. Chuck Gardner nets 21 for Colorado, while Walt Wesley battles on the boards. Davidson and St John’s also win as Wichita State and Indiana push league standings.
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Philippines to Update Ties with United States
President Diosdado Macapagal called for refreshing Philippine US relations in a speech on Thursday night. He said the current status was shaped by factors no longer present and urged a dialogue to make the friendship more vibrant and aligned with today’s security needs.
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GP Bestwall Planning Merger Talks
GP Bestwall and Georgia Pacific discuss a potential merger. Bestwall of Paoli president Rawson G. Lizards says negotiations are in early stages with studies due by mid February. Any deal would convert each Bestwall share into one share of Georgia Pacific voting stock valued at 41 dollars.
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Pressure on Gold Reserves Builds Amid Global Strain
New York AP reports rising pressure on U.S. gold reserves as fears grow that the international bankers pact may not restrain losses. France's Charles de Gaulle seeks more gold, planning to swap dollars for hundreds of millions in bullion, while London and Paris see high free market prices.
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National Basketball Association Monday Results and All Star Note
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Detroit 128 over Los Angeles 127 and St Louis 100 over Philadelphia 90. No games are scheduled today. The East West All Star game is set for Wednesday in St Louis.
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Harney Wins Los Angeles Open in Back-to-Back Fashion
Paul Harney captured the Los Angeles Open with a final round 69, finishing 8 under par at 276 and earning $12,000. Dan Sikes took second at 279 after a late rally, while Bill Casper and Tony Lema also posted strong showings. The event attracts top pros including Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols. In a separate note, Little Rock’s Argenta area became its eighth ward in 1891 before later changes.
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Bank Report Of Condition Shows Asset Totals And Capital
The document lists total assets and deposits including demand and time savings deposits with figures such as 9 801 235.38 for time and savings deposits and 3 996 005.89 for total demand deposits. Signatures from Dale Jones and bank directors certify the report as true and complete.
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Moonlighting Coaches Highlight NCAA Ethics Report
The NCAA plans a major policy report led by Jim Corbett on clandestine pay for pro scouts among college coaches. The review, sparked by early player signings, questions integrity and may reveal widespread compensation by NFL and AFL interests.
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St Louis Hawks Gain Ground on Lakers in NBA West Race
The St Louis Hawks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 100 to 90 in Tulsa as the Lakers lost 128 to 127 to Detroit at Pittsburgh. The win puts St Louis 1 1/2 games back of the division lead in the Western Division standings.
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College Basketball Scores Recap by Conference
EAST St Johns defeats Creighton 72 to 66 MIT tops Tufts 81 71 SOUTH Davidson beat The Citadel 102 81 Vanderbilt over Georgia 75 62 Kentucky over Tulane 102 72 Tennessee wins 58 54 LSU over Auburn 67 52 Alabama defeats Miss State 95 83 West Virginia 86 72 Pittsburgh 72 MIDWEST Wichita 94 81 Indiana 85 76 St Louis 75 67 Wisconsin 66 Purdue 66 Oklahoma 89 82 Oklahoma State 67 46 SOUTHWEST Louisville 70 66 North Texas 66 ARIZONA 81 Arizona State 50 FAR WEST Colorado 61 Kansas 59
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Houston hosts AFL All Star game a year early
Houston unexpectedly becomes the 1965 AFL All Star host after 20 Negro players boycott the New Orleans game over racial discrimination. The 35 000 seat Jeppesen Stadium will host the Saturday 2 p.m. EST matchup between Sid Gillman’s Western squad and Lou Saban’s Easterners with ABC television and local blackouts in effect.
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Arkansas Scores Hit Highs in Weekend Basketball Slates
Arkansas Tech defeats Ozarks 91 88 while Arkansas AM and N outlasts Texas Southern 119 118 in a wild shootout. Arkansas Freshmen top Fort Smith JC 72 61 and East Texas Baptist edges John Brown University 78 70 after three overtimes. Greene County Tech outscored Marmaduke 64 63 in triple overtime high school duel.
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