Ohio State Remains Unbeaten Top Poll Leader
Ohio State holds the top spot in the latest AP poll as the only unbeaten major college team. Kentucky Cincinnati and Kansas State follow, with Duke Southern California and Duke idle due to exams. Top 10 action limited this week as teams resume after midterm breaks.
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Piersall to Begin His Bargaining Talks in Washington
Piersall opens contract negotiations in Washington aiming to become the district’s highest paid baseball player. The outfielder, coming off a strong season with a .292 average and notable defense, is expected to seek a substantial raise from his estimated $40,000 salary, surpassing Roy Sievers’ former top pay. Negotiations with GM Ed Doherty were delayed by a Chicago snowstorm.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Schedule
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide anglers and hunters to plan days for peak sport. Major periods last about two hours, bolded times indicate best windows, minor periods shorter. National Hockey notes no Monday games, then Montreal at Chicago and New York at Toronto. Arkansas fishing declared poor by the state commission due to bad weather.
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High School and College Basketball Scores Mixed in AP Rundown
AP reports Monday results from high school games in Arkansas and Missouri with Paragould 47, Greene County 62, plus Washington Benton County tourney outcomes. College and NBA style entries follow, listing scattered scores and matchups across conferences and regions with several unclear or garbled team names.
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Khrushchev Criticizes Byelorussian Farmers for Hog Losses
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Byelorussian farmers that 14 percent of hogs died last year due to fodder shortages and poor care, disclosed 416000 hogs and 395000 pigs lost from mistreatment and feed lack, while 499000 underweight cattle were sold to the state. speech delivered in Minsk and published by Pravda. amphibians note added about amphibians fact.
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Saratoga Tourney Clampdown Highlights Local Hoops
Last night in the Saratoga tournament the Saratoga and Nashville boys won while Emmet and Kirby girls also prevailed. Emmet’s Suzan Jones scored 28, with Me Jymkins of Saratoga contributing 11 points as the Saratoga squad beat Horatio 44 to 26. Fricks of Saratoga led scorers with 17 in a 40 30 win over Horatio and additional Friday games featured Garland, Central, Spring Hill, and others in a packed schedule.
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Jonesboro Player Signs With Parks
Fayetteville Ark AP reports guard Steve Macon defensive star of Jonesboro high school football signed an athletic scholarship application. Last week Jonesboro fullback Fred Hogan signed a similar application.
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Pilot's Last Act Saves Children in Florida Crash
In Oviedo Florida a Navy pilot guided a bomber away from a crowded school yard before it plunged crashing near the grounds. Lt. Charles Hodgate Jr. 29 was killed along with another crew member whose name is withheld. Bombardier Belton K. Wilson 33 of Sanford survived after parachuting to safety. Hedgale of Sanford mourns a widow and three children.
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Early form of God Save the Queen linked to John Bull
An old music note reveals an early form of God Save the Queen dated 119 attributed to organist John Bull. The fragment suggests it may have originated from a single composer rather than a collaborative work by two.
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Kentucky Rebuilding Under Adolph Rupp Takes Shape
Kentucky's rebuilding year under Adolph Rupp shows a strong start as the Wildcats, aided by Cotton Nash and Larry Parsifal, dominate the SEC with a 4-0 mark and a 13-1 overall run. Nash and Parsifal each notch 30 points in a 95-42 win over Tennessee, while other top teams like Duquesne, West Virginia, and Michigan also post victories in a busy early season slate.
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Carey Selph to Arkansas Hall of Fame
Carey Selph Ouachita College star and quarterback of the Tigers will join Rube Robinson Ray Winder Schoolboy Rowe and John Tucker as inductees in the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame fourth annual banquet in Little Rock. Selph later played major league baseball with the St Louis Cardinals and Chicago White Sox after a standout grid career at Ouachita and Arkadelphia High School.
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Subcommittees Form To Handle Arkansas School Needs
The Arkansas Committee for Public Schools discloses six subcommittees to tackle vital education needs. Chairman Joshua K. Shepherd notes groups include educators and laymen, each about 18 members, focusing on teaching quality curriculum administration funding and higher education needs.
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Baseball figure tied to Cardinals and Bulls season win
A baseball figure moved to the Cardinals and managed Houston in 1933. He batted .310 and led the Bulls to a season championship before retiring in 1934 to enter the insurance business.
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Chance Slim to Wrest AAU Power
A source says the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association faces slim odds in wresting power from the AAU. He notes the IAAF recognition hurdle, with AAU veteran Dan Ferris countering that the new group has no standing in international competition. The NCAA backed move prompts talks to avert conflict over national and international events.
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Boxing results show Gonzalez and Barrow victories
New York fighter Jose Gonzalez won a ten round decision over Kelvin Scott of Puerto Rico while Kirk Barrow of San Francisco outpointed Leroy Green of Phoenix in another close pro boxing bout.
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Arkansas sets two four day turkey seasons this spring
The Game and Fish Commission announced two four day turkey seasons in Arkansas this spring. The first runs April 2 to 5 and the second April 18 to 21.
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