Bobcats Lead 4AA Basketball in Early Week Action
Hope Bobcats top the 4AA standings with a 2-0 mark in the opening round robin. Crossett sits 1-0, while Arkadelphia, Magnolia, Warren, Malvern, Fairview, Smackover, and Camden show losses. Bob Bush leads scoring with 53 points in two games. McGaughey and Ingram follow. Four of nine 4AA teams will reach the state Class AA tournament.
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Pettit poised for 11th NBA All Star game
St Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit, 32, faces his 11th and possibly last All Star game. He recalls the 1955 New York clash when the East beat the West 100 to 91 as he notes today’s stronger field with Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Jerry West and Len Wilkens for the West and Bill Russell, Tom Heinsohn, Sam Jones, Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson for the East.
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Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Boston
Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
East results include Boston College 107 over Rhode Island 105 and Connecticut 82 over New Hampshire 62 Yale 77 over Brown 55 Temple 76 over Hofstra 65 Rutgers 91 over Delaware 77. Duke 106 over Clemson 81 and Wake Forest 97 over Georgia Tech 78 plus Virginia Tech 89 over William and Mary 75. Richmond 71 over VMI 65 Furman 98 over Wofford 85 Midwest Cincinnati 76 over Dayton 65 Bowling Green 71 over Kent State 65 Akron 68 over Kenyon 59 Southwest Texas A&M 72 over Texas College 71 Texas 95 over Baylor 74 Arkansas 79 over Rice 61 Far West San Francisco 86 over Portland 59.
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Arkansas Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Arkansas teams posted varied results across college and high school games. Notable outcomes include Harding 89 over Southern State 74 and Crowder JC 63 defeating Southern Baptist 53 while North Little Rock 76 beat Hot Springs 62 and Charleston 73 topped Fort Smith St Anne's 59.
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National Hockey Tuesday Results Preview
National Hockey League bulletin notes no games on Tuesday with Chicago at Toronto listed for Thursday and Toronto at Montreal New York at Boston on the schedule.
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NCAA Sets Rules to Curb Early Signing by Pros
The NCAA at its annual convention, with support from NFL and AFL interests, moved to curb premature player signings. NFL Commissioner Rozelle ordered teams not to sign college players until after all games and bowls, with penalties to be added in the league constitution. Louisiana State’s Jim Corbett highlighted paid scouting and urged swift action. the NCAA Council approved the report and sent a resolution to empower punishment for schools allowing such practices.
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Malagasy People in Madagascar Ancestral Home
The Malagasy are the indigenous inhabitants of Madagascar, living on the island nation located off the southeast coast of Africa. Their culture, language, and history center on ancestral ties to Madagascar.
Perry's Cagers Top Madlocks In 84 56 Jones Field Showdown
Perry's Cagers defeated Madlock's Texaco team 84 to 56 at Jones Field House. Wayne Lee led scoring with 24 points, Glen Calhoun 20, Vic Massanelli Jr and Earl Ray Murphy 15 each, David Brown 9, while Brint Odom had 21 for Madlock's. Perry's meets Dean's Truck Stop at Spring Hill tonight at 7 p.m.
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Guernsey Seizes Three Wins In Local Basketball Night
Guernsey teams swept action at the Guernsey Gym on Tuesday night. The junior boys beat Blevins 56 to 23 led by York with 26 and Norvell 29. The senior girls won 58 to 46 with Black 25 Adams 20 Jones 13 leading Guernsey. The senior boys beat Blevins 52 to 51 as Tullis 13 and Coleman Faulkner 12 each carried Guernsey.
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AFL considers post bowl signing rule amid meetings
AFL officials indicate a probable ban on signing college players before bowl games, aligning with NFL policy ordered by Pete Rozelle. Discussed also was delaying the draft until after bowls. expansion talks were tentative. The All Star game moved from New Orleans after racial discrimination charges. East and West teams prepared for workouts with Billy Cannon absent.
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Three Hope squads sweep Emmet in basketball clash
The RB boys edged Emmet 45 43 as Gene Thompson led Hope with 12 points Faulkner scored 20 for Emmet. The Lady Cats won 25 18 with Shirley Smith on 25 points and Phyllis Martin 18 The Junior Girls beat Emmet 40 24 led by Carol Anthony 17 Frankie King 15. Bobcats face Magnolia and Arkadelphia next. Senior Girls host Spring Hill Friday.
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Schollander Named Year's Best Athlete
American swimmer Don Schollander, an 18-year-old Yale freshman, was named Male Athlete of the Year by AP readers and broadcasters. He dominated the 1964 Tokyo Olympics with four golds, two world records, and anchor roles on two record-breaking relays, edging out Johnny Unitas and Dean Chance in the year-end vote.
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Fight Results Tuesday's Fights in London Houston New York
London bouts saw Henry Cooper stop Dick Whipperman in five rounds while Chick Calderwood halted Otha Brown in eight. Wally Swift edged Charlie Austin on points in ten. Houston card Tod Herring stopped Elmer Rush in nine. New York saw Freddie Martino reach a decision over Pablo Lopez in Newark.
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Parkers Look Impressive in Rice Win
Arkansas shot 49 percent and held Rice to six field goals in the first half in a 79-61 SWC basketball victory. Orval Cook and John Talkington sparked an early run, Ricky Sugg scored 23 points with 21 in the second half, as Arkansas improved to 2-1 in league play while Rice dropped to 1-2.
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No scheduled game at St Louis Thursday
Brief loaf of sports schedule reads no game listed for St Louis on Thursday while Los Angeles Detroit Baltimore and Philadelphia are noted elsewhere in the sheet for upcoming action.
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NCAA Considers Ineligibility Tied to Unsanctioned Meets
The NCAA opens its 59th annual convention in Chicago with a binding policy on ineligibility for athletes who compete in meets not sanctioned by track and field basketball gymnastics or baseball federations. The move aims to boycott AAU events as the two bodies clash over dual sanctioning and recognition as the United States track and field authority. A March 1 effective date could allow participation in major Eastern indoor meets this season. Also, Willis J. Stetson of Swarthmore will push a resolution penalizing football coaches for moonlighting by accepting pay for scouting talent or negotiating contracts with professional teams.
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A&M and Texas Win First SWC Games
Texas and Texas A and M opened SWC play with wins as Texas toppled Baylor 74 9 and A and M edged TCU 72 71 in a tight finish. Arkansas defeated Rice as Ricky Suggs led Fay etteville with 23 points, lifting Arkansas to second in the standings. Texas Tech and SMU remained tied for the lead with 24 records while TCU and Baylor faced rough shooting nights.
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