Bobcats Down Camden in District Play
The Hope Bobcats swept Camden in a two game district doubleheader, winning 32-23 in the first game behind 11 points from Hennie Ingram and 10 from Watkins. In the nightcap Hope routed Camden 69-53 as Dan Jones poured in 22 points, boosting their conference record to 2-1.
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Lakers Rally Past Knicks in 10th Straight Win
Lakers overcome a 40 point halftime deficit to edge the New York Knicks 408-102. Elgin Baylor, limited by a knee issue, sparked the rally in the third quarter as Los Angeles extended its winning streak. Other NBA results include Celtics over Zephyrs, Hawks over Royals, and Syracuse big win. New York visits San Francisco next.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar schedule printed from John Alden Knight's tables guides daily sport. Major hunting or fishing periods begin at shown times and last up to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Readiness to fish or hunt depends on the best territory and cover indicated for each day.
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Rice Blasts Parkers at Houston
Arkansas Razorbacks lose 95 70 to Rice University in Houston as Kendall Rhine scores a Rice school record 44 points and 20 field goals. Arkansas co captains Larry Wafford and Tommy Boyer lead the visitors with 19 and 14 points respectively while Jim Wilson adds 22 for Arkansas. Rice improves to 2 2 in conference play while Arkansas also sits at 2 2. Attendance about 2 000.
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Weekend college basketball roundup from ivy to pacific
The Associated Press reports scattered college results across conferences. Dartmouth edged Cornell 71 66 while Penn beat Yale 60 50 and Harvard defeated Cornell 59 42. Big Ten saw Illinois crush Purdue 106 52 and Michigan State top Wisconsin 75 68. Atlantic Coast included Duke over Clemson 87 78 and N C State over South Carolina 71 63. Other major games featured Alabama 67 Georgia 61, Kentucky 81 Tulane 72, UCLA 63 California 58, and Notre Dame 103 Detroit 70.
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Fight Results Highlight Bangkok Upset and New World Title Change
In Bangkok Pone Kingpetch of Thailand outpointed Masa Harada of Japan to regain the world light flyweight title. New York’s Billy Daniels halted Pony Mie in Hollowood, while Nedoru Salty stopped Moses Caner in Tokyo.
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Brown Leads East to Pro Bowl Victory
Allie Sherman finally earned aPro Bowl win over Vince Lombardi as Jim Brown starred for the East with 17 carries for 121 yards and two scores. The East rallied past the West 30 20 in Los Angeles with timely defense, a Y A Tit tle pass to Pres Carpenter, and a late Lou Michaels field goal after a key fumble by Abe Woodson. Lombardi criticized the game as a comedy of errors while Sherman called it a great team victory despite the miscues.
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Independents Triumph Over Arkadelphia 77 to 52
Saturday night game sees Independents, backed by Perry's Truck Stop, defeat Arkadelphia 77 to 52. Brown and Townsend lead with 24 points each, Lowe adds 16 as the team secures the win.
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Zebras Top Arkansas State Cage Poll and Big Nine Notes
Pine Bluff Zebras lead the Arkansas state high school basketball poll with Jonesboro close behind in a tight week. North Little Rock sits fifth as Hot Springs and Little Rock Hall gain spots amid shifts. In the Big Nine Conference, teams scramble with many upsets as play unfolds. A late 27-yard field goal sparks a Dallas clash ending with a fumble return for a touchdown by Cleveland.
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Texas Emerges Leader in the SW Conference
The Texas Longhorns sit atop the Southwest Conference standings at 4-0 after a 78-58 win over Texas Tech in Lubbock. Texas A&M slipped to 3-1 with a 71-68 loss to SMU in Dallas. Rice defeated Arkansas 85-70 in Houston, while Baylor, Arkansas, Rice and SMU sit at 2-2. Next games delayed until Feb. 2 due to midterms with few nonconference matches scheduled.
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Conference standings and high school scores recap
A garbled page lists teams like Pine Bluff Jonesboro Little Rock Hall and Hot Springs in a pre conference setting. It notes Spring Hill Kendall Rhine and narrow margins in boys and girls results with scattered city names and district schools, ending with a line about Arkansas counties producing shoothp.
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Grizzlies Edge Harrison In Arkansas Tech Invite OT
Fort Smith Grizzlies rallied from a late deficit to beat Harrison 43 to 40 in overtime and claim the Arkansas Tech invitational high school basketball championship. Beebe States fueled Fort Smithearly lead, while Wayne King and Tom McKinney sealed the win with key free throws. Paul Hill and Gordon Starkey scored for Harrison as the Goblins’ bid ended in defeat.
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Track Star Gerald Cound Wins Neil Martin Award
Gerald Cound of Arkansas State Teachers College won the 23rd Neil Martin Trophy as Arkansas's outstanding amateur athlete. He set AIC records in the mile and half mile, posted a best 880 time of 1 50.3 at the national meet, and previously clocked 1 51.3 in the NCIA meet.
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