Hope Falls to Malvern 68 64 in tense meeting
Hope Bobcats drop a 68 to 64 home loss to Malvern Leopards as fouls and cold shooting hindered the Cats. Malvern led by Stanfield’s inside attack while Hope’s press cut the margin late, but the Leopards pulled away in the fourth. Next game is February 8 at Hope.
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Solunar fishing and hunting periods by John Alden Knight
The article lists the Solunar schedule with Major periods in bold and minor periods printed below. It guides planning to fish or hunt in good territory during stated times and shows example times with a price mention at the end.
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Willisville Wins Caley Invitational Girls Title
Willisville Junior girls defeated Guernsey 23 16 to take the Caley Invitational title in a tight contest before stepping ahead in the final quarter. Blevins junior boys down Cage 59 42 after a close first half. Guernsey junior girls earned the sportsmanship trophy.
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Gridiron Champs Select Hope Bobcats for Feature
Gridiron Champs of America has chosen Hope Bobcats for its national football edition. The book will showcase over 100 high school teams with two pages featuring the Bobcats, a team photo, coaches and cheerleaders, and standout players.
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Santa Anita Strike Is Settled
Santa Anita Park will reopen Tuesday after a weekend settlement to a three year contract raising wages and benefits for about 1400 employees across tracks. Union leaders called it a compromise with neither side winning, with workers including pari mutuel staff janitors guards gate crew ushers assistant starters jockey valets and veterinarians assistants covered.
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Rifle Club Matches Set Up Here for Junior Shooters
The Junior Rifle Club begins weekly competition on January 8 in preparation for the Spring Shoulder-to-Shoulder Junior Sectional matches. A monthly first to third place trophy will be awarded through March based on high scores in age divisions. January top scorers include David Ward 184 and Jimmy Rogers 186 in under 12 and 13 and under divisions. full 13 plus scores pending.
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Hot Rods Rally to Defeat Dirt-Dobbers in Little League Basketbal
In a high scoring morning matchup at Jones Field House the Hot Rods beat the Dirt-Dobbers 34 to 26 as Greens led early, Reds surged to a halftime edge, and a late burst secured the win. The second game saw the Cool Cats edge the Badicdles 15 to 13 in a defensive struggle. White team sits 2 0 as Green and White play next Saturday at 10 00 with Bh s and Reds at 11 00.
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NLR Tops AP Poll With Five First-Place Votes
North Little Rock leads the 1964 AP basketball poll, receiving five first place votes and staying atop the rankings. Jonesboro earns one first place vote and minor runner up support, while Blytheville, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, and Paragould follow. Fayetteville repeats as defending No. 1. Boston tops Philadelphia, and Cincinnati defeats Detroit in a slate of Sunday scores. No games are scheduled for Tuesday, with the Fast-West All-Star game at Rostra on the schedule.
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Gomer Jones May Succeed Wilkinson
Norman Oklahoma AP Dr George L Cross president of the University of Oklahoma endorsed a players petition Sunday night urging line coach Gomer Jones to be named head football coach after Bud Wilkinson resigned. The petition signed by 46 squad members backs Jones while some Regents favor an outside hire. Newt Burton, team co captain, said most players supported the petition and it will be submitted to Cross. Jones, 49, has coached the line for 17 years under Wilkinson and previously coached at John Carroll and Ohio State.
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Narrow top finishers in statewide poll split by writers
The chart shows Little Rock Central eighth, Valley Springs and Harrison tied for ninth, with Blytheville third place uniquely rated lower than fourth by several writers. The top three teams were the only ones favored uniformly by all sportswriters.
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Parkers Tie for 2nd in Southwest Conference
Arkansas Razorbacks upset Texas Christian 66-60 at Fort Worth to claim their second league win in three games. Jim Magness scored 22 for Arkansas as TCU court dominance faded late, with Gary Turner leading TCU with 20. Arkansas pulls into a three-way tie for second with Rice Texas Tech and Southern Methodist.
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Arkansas high school basketball poll top ten
The top 10 Arkansas boys basketball teams are listed with first place votes and points. North Little Rock leads with five first place votes, followed by Jonesboro Blytheville Fort Smith Pine Bluff Paragould Fayetteville Little Rock Central Valley Springs Harrison and others receiving votes including Greene County Tech El Dorado Conway Delight Malvern Manila Cedarville and Dyess.
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Griffifth Receives Fighter of the Year at Boxing Dinner
Emile Griffith, welterweight champion, won the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque and surprised the crowd by honoring three mentors at the Boxing Writers Association dinner. Sen Keating and Madison Square Garden official Markson urged federal control, while Helfand opposed it. Additional awards recognized promoter Her man Taylor, Dennis McMahon, and Willard Mullin for service to boxing.
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Adigue Beats Yoshimoto In Tokyo Boxing Bout
The Associated Press reports Pedro Adigue of the Philippines defeated Takete Yoshimoto of Japan by outpoint in Tokyo. Adigue weighed 135 pounds to Yoshimoto's 133 and a half. The ten round clash secured a clear decision for Adigue.
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