Arkansas Stars Named to Wigwam Wisemen All Star Team
Oklahoma City AP reports 33 Arkansas players on the Wigwam Wisemen 14th annual Prop All Star team. Halfback Ronnie Carter Forsyth and guard Mike Hales Little Rock Central earn third and fifth team honors. 31 players receive honorable mention from Stuttgart to Fort Smith and Little Rock Central.
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Lie Rock Central
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Searcy
Robert Medley
Crawfordsville
Bo Joiner
Im Finch
Forrest Ity
Kenny Gate
Wynne
Jimmy Vorvack
Fort Smith
Tog Boley
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Laddia Crouch
West Melena
Dwight Minton
Hazen
Monti Sets Pace of San Diego Meet
Eric Monti of Los Angeles shot 66 to lead the San Diego Sels tournament after the first round at Mission Valley Country Club. A three way tie for second at 67 included Gary Player, Jerry Barber, and Marty Furgol, with a crowded field close behind. Arnold Palmer posted 68 as other top pros struggled in the 20,000 event.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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Mike Souchak
Art Wall Jr
Don Finster- Tald
College and NBA Basketball Thursday Night Scores
College results show Arkansas Torch 78 Henderson 4 Ozarks 60 Hendrix 42 State Teachers 0 Southern State 6 Conway 29 Van Buren 25 Mena 59 Norman 29 East Penn State 76 Gettysburg 59 Connecticut 79 New Hampshire 75 Bates 75 Tufts 71 MIT 77 Lowell Tech 49 West Virginia 105 George Washington 87 Furman 70 Clemson 61 Virginia Tech 78 VMI 63 Midwest Cincinnati 80 Wichita 7 Notre Dame 76 St Francis 54 Tulsa 81 Drake 69 Southwest Houston 60 Bradley 39 St Louis 60 North Texas 40 Far West Utah 111 New Mexico 66 Montana 61 Denver NBA results Boston 124 Syracuse 11 ot Philadelphia 111 St Louis 102 Detroit 124 Cincinnati 13 Friday Syracuse at New York Philadelphia at Boston Saturday Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles Detroit at St Louis
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Rod ‘Thorn
George Washington
Dave King
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New Hampshire
National Hockey Scores Tie As Slates Hold
New York and Boston end level at four apiece while Montreal defeats Toronto six to two. No other games scheduled as Boston visits Montreal and Chicago meets Toronto. New York travels to Detroit in the afternoon.
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Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar periods are printed from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times. Major periods begin at the time shown and continue about half an hour afterward. Minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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First Week Is Quiet in Legislature
The 63rd Arkansas Legislature closed its first week with congressional redistricting dominating the agenda. The Senate passed the Mays plan to rearrange Arkansas districts to keep six lawmakers despite losing population. The House, with 59 representatives backing the plan, set a Tuesday hearing. Gov Faubus signaled he would seek congressional leniency to retain six seats if the plan clears both chambers.
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Rodgers to Be Coach at Ouachita
Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia appointed Rab Rodgers to add football coach duties to athletic director, succeeding Lamar Watkins. Rodgers previously coached the Tigers, rotating to baseball and AD duties, with Bobby Gil kept as assistant coach.
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Ouachita to Name New Football Coach Amid Board Selection
Rodger was among 50 applicants and eight selected by Ouachita's board for final screening after Rodger failed to secure the previous football post due to subsidization issues. The 47-year-old Tupelo native and former Mississippi halfback led in 1953 to a 7-1 season as an independent. He will join as football coach and bring prior work at six schools and junior colleges. A second assistant may be named as duties shift. Watkins, after resigning 1-7-2 in 1960, remains track coach and physical education instructor. The Congo Katanga migrant influx is noted in population context.
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Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes
Arkansas fishing forecast from the state Game and Fish Commission notes Bull Shoals Lake with good water conditions and bass fair on spinning lures, Lake Hamilton with clear water five feet low and bass fair on artificial bait. crappie fair on minnows and artificial dye bait. bream poor. Lake Ouachita upper end dingy with bass fair on artificial bait. Lakes Greeson, Conway and Norfork fishing poor.
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Houston Ends Bradley's 18-Game Winning Streak
Houston pull off a 60 to 59 upset, breaking Bradley's top-ranked nation-leading streak for the second time in as many seasons. Bradley began a new run that included the prior National Invitation Tournament champions.
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Soraya seeks heart healing in Austria amid romance fallout
Milan magazine Gente reports Princess Soraya is in Kitzbuhel, Austria, to mend a broken romance with an American actor linked to former Iran queen. The piece notes the shah’s disapproval of the union, his 1958 divorce, and threats to alimony, while detailing unrelated college basketball scores and events interwoven in the clipping.
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Californians Pay 12.6 Billion in Taxes in One Year
Sacramento reports Californians paid about 12.6 billion in local, state, and federal taxes last year, averaging roughly 800 per person. The State Board of Equalization notes this total is nearly triple the level seen in the 1949-50 fiscal year.
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Shipowner Thomas Fearnley Dies in Oslo
Oslo AP report states Thomas Fearnley a prominent Norwegian shipowner died Tuesday. He was widely known in maritime circles and associated with major shipping interests. Authorities did not release additional details about the death.
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