Hope Girls Fall, Willisville Lions Triumph in Pair
In Willisville gym last night Hope teams split. B-Bruins beat Willisville B-Lions 59 to 49 while Ladycats fell to Lionettes 54 to 46. Bruins overcame halftime deficit with key scores by Newton Ingram Joyce Bradley and White. Ladycats battled back from large deficits but could not reach Willisville as the final margin stood.
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Tim White
Ingram
James Bradley
Whites
White
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Bradley
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Hope x Star Sports
Ricky Clark
Betty Rodden
Janet McCain
McCain
Dee Singleton
Redden
Singleton
Juniors in Win Over Arkadelphia
In Jones Field House the &th grade fell 33-24 to Arkadelphia. Hope started strong with Huddleston and Rhodes, led 19-7 by second period, and finished the third with a 43-29 edge. McCain scored 20 for Arkadelphia. Huddleston 14 and Rhodes 13 for Hope as Arkadelphia’s Hill led with 7. Bobcats and Bruins travel to Texarkana for two games.
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Rusty Quillin
Jones Field House
the &Th
Arkadelphia
Bobbittens
David Huddleston
Gary Rhodes
Hope
John Hill
Huddleston
Bud Martin
Local Boxing Results From Norfolk and Philadelphia
Norfolk welterweight Dick Pelster of Petersburg outpointed Alfredo Jiminez of St. Paul in eight rounds. In Philadelphia Ricardo Arredondo of Mexico stopped Augie Pantellas of Broomall after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Neb
Dick Pelster
Petersburg
Alfredo
Freddie
Jiminez
St. Paul
Minn
Philadelphia
Ricardo Arredondo
Mexico
Augie Pantellas
Broomall
Mann Tops Arkansas High School Poll As Undefeated Leader
Horace Mann led the AP high school basketball poll in Arkansas with a 13-0 record and 125 points, earning 11 of 12 first place votes. McClellan (13-1) trailed with 111 points, Hot Springs rose to third, and North Little Rock fell to seventh. The list also mentions Fort Smith Northside, Tuckerman, Harrison, Blytheville, Cave City, Camden Fairview, and others receiving votes. The note adds a mention of the Jesse James gang hunted across multiple counties and states.
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Horace Mann
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Hot Springs
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Harrison
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Cave City
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Bay
Fayetteville
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LA Central
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Stephens
Valley Springs
Westside
Wynne
Hamm’s Olympic Jump Miss Leads to Gold in 1928
Ed Hamm of Lonoke Arkansas, was near a world record in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics when a jump over the pit was ruled a foul. He fouled on his second attempt, then jumped 25-43 3/4 to win gold, becoming the South’s first Olympic champion and one of two Arkansans to win gold. Hamm, later inducted into the Arkansas Hall of Fame, now has emphysema and cannot travel.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Edward B. Hamm
Amsterdam
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Georgia Tech
Lanoke
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South
Lonoke
Albany
Oregon
Bucks Lead NBA Race With Strong Scoring Display
The Milwaukee Bucks, leading the Midwest Division, boast a .600 potential season shooting mark and top 10 field goal leaders Lew Alcindor Bob Dandridge Greg Smith and Jon McGlocklin. Alcindor averages 31.7 points with team shooting at .506 and opponents at .421, while Oscar Robertson paces assists and Will Chamberlain leads rebounds.
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National Basketball Association
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NBA
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Bob Dandridge
Greg Smith
Jon McGlocklin
Tam
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Dandridge
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San Francisco
Boston
John Havlicek
Teamuakte
Oscar Robertson
Will Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Notre Dame Falls to Duquesne in OT as Nelson Twins Spark
Duquesne, unranked, upset ninth ranked Notre Dame 81-78 in overtime behind Garry Nelson 22 points and Barry Nelson’s late heroics. Notre Dame rallied from 12 down, but the Nelson twins sealed the win for Duquesne.
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Associated Press
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Austin Carr
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Howard Porter
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Dale Tepas
Clemson
Tates Locke
North Carolina State
Barry Cohen
UCLA Clings to Top of Standings
UCLA holds first in a ranking of 20 major college basketball teams by total points on a multi-tier scale. The list shows UCLA leading with 552 points, followed by Marquette and Southern Cal in a period with various team placements and point totals.
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