Hope Lady Cats and B Team Preview at Mineral Springs
Hope Lady Cats aim for their fifth straight win as they meet Mineral Springs at Mineral Springs. The game serves as prep for the Gurdon Invitational Tournament while highlighting regional 4-AA standings and upcoming clashes with Fairview Lincoln Crossett and Smackover.
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Hope Lady Cats
Mineral Springs
Emmet
DeQueen
Lady Cats
Gurdon
Delight
Nashville
Mineral Springs’ Hornets
Terry Robison
Saratoga
Camden Lincoln
Fairview
Warren
Crosstown
Camden
Smackover
Crossett
Lincoln
Bobcats
Hope
Tigers
el Dorado Washington
Magnolia
UCLA Maintains Lead In AP Top Ten Poll
LaSalle and Duquesne break into the AP major-college basketball Top Ten as UCLA holds first place after a 100-64 win over Houston. North Carolina second, Santa Clara third, with Kentucky, St. John’s, New Mexico State and Davidson rounding out the top seven.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Villanova
Kansas
UCLA
Bruins
Houston
North Carolina
Santa Clara
Davidson
Kentucky
St. John’s
New York
New Mexico State
Dainois
Western Kentucky
St. Francis
Penn
Quakers
Iowa State
Tar Hells
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
University of California At
Santa Barbara
San Jose
Virginia Military
Georgia
Tennessee
St. John's
Redmen
Virginia
West Virginia
Texas
el Paso
Dunois
Purdue
Columbia
Dayton
Northwestern
Baylor
Cincinnati
Indiana
Michigan State
Drake
Tulsa
Notre Dame
Marquette
Colorado
Baylor Makes Biggest Gain in Pro Play
New York AP reports Elgin Baylor surged to fourth in the NBA scoring race after a 7-point week in two games, reaching 1,099 total and passing Earl Monroe, Billy Cunningham, and Len Wilkens. Oscar Robertson clings to 1,196 behind Elvin Hayes, who continues atop the leaderboard despite a modest 104 points in four games.
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New York
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Baylor
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
Len Wilkens
Seattle
Monroe
Lakers
Canata
Wilkens
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Hayes
Bob Rule
Don Kojis
Dave Blog
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Gail Goodrich
Phoenix
Undefeated Camden Fairview Rises to No 6 in Poll
In Arkansas high school hoops Fort Smith Southside remains No 2 after an unbeaten run against state opponents. Northside, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, and others adjust in the AP poll as Camden Fairview jumps from seventh to sixth behind a 17 0 record. Little Rock Central holds top spot with 13 0.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Southside
Jerry Jennings
Northside
Arkansas
Rebels
Springfield
Pine Bluff
Ronnie Bateman
Jim Hamilton
David Sallee
Bateman
Little Rock Central
Searcy
Fayetteville
Camden Fairview
Pyatt
North Little Rock
Little Rock Horace Mann
LA Central
FS Southside
FS Northside
LA Mann
Alzheimer
Conway
Lead Hil
Magnolia Columbia
Salem
Bob Cousy to Abandon Basketball
Boston College coach Bob Cousy resigns at season’s end after six years directing the Eagles. The 40 year old legend, famed for clutch play and spectacular ball handling, will devote time to his boys camp in New Hampshire and business ventures.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Newton
Mass
Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Boston Celtics
Boston College
Cousy
National Basketball Association
New Hampshire
Coug
Walter Brown
Celtics
Eagles
St. Louis Hawks
Chicago
Brown
Stags
Windy City
Bill Flynn
Bob
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods, taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES, advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Army Tops Farleigh Dickinson In Marquee Midwest clash
Army defeated Farleigh Dickinson 78 to 58 in a Midwest region game. Tennessee Tech edged Ohio State 73 to 71. Georgia Tech beat Georgia 85 to 66 while Florida State downed Florida A&M 91 to 87.
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Midwest
Aowa
Okla
State
West
Dayton
Oberlin
Wayne State
Sou
Tenn
Tech
Ohio St
Georgia
Auburn
Fla
A&m
Bethune-Cookman
Associated Press
Ohio State
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Western Kentucky
Denny Meadors
Ohlo State
Buckeyes
Meadors
Dave Sorenson
Jim Cleamons
Sorenson
Dan Obrovac
Hilltoppers
Jim Rose
Jim McDaniels
Dan Sadler
Flyers
Oklahoma City
Southern Methodist
Rich Travis
Willie Watson
Army
Fairleigh Dickinson
Bobby Washington
Eastern Kentucky
Ohio
Seals Future in Question as NHL Governors Meet
At the NHL board of governors meeting before the All Star Game, Oakland Seals face possible relocation to Buffalo pending nine votes. Buffalo interests, led by Seymour Knox II, condition their purchase on franchise transfer approval amid opposition from Los Angeles Toronto and Montreal. If rejected, Vancouver could become the next target as Labatt Brewery shows interest.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Montreal
National Hockey League
Board of Governors
Oakland Seals
Seals
Buffalo
Seymour Knox II
Oakland
Los Angeles
Toronto
Jack Kent Cooke
California
Vancouver
Labatt Brewery
Toe Blake
All Stars
Scotty Bowman
Blake
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Boston
Bobby Orr
Howe
Orr
Bowman
St. Louis Blues
Jacques Plante
Glenn Hall
Hall
Plante
Musial and Campanella Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
In 1969 voting by the Baseball Writers Association of America, Stan Musial and Roy Campanella earned induction to the Hall of Fame. Musial, a seven time NL batting champion with the St. Louis Cardinals, achieved election on his first try with 317 of 340 ballots. Campanella received 270 votes, eight short of the 255 needed for 75 percent.
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NEW York
Stan Musial
Noy Campanella
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Bot Feller
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Campanella
Joe Medwick
Baseball Writers’ Association of América
Mike Becht
Associated Press
Stan
Hall
Baseball
Writers Association of America
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Honus Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Bob Feller
Red Schoendienst
Musical
Cardinals
Early Wynn
Gil Hodges
Vic Wertz
Forever
Roy Campanella
Bowden Wyatt, Former Parker Coach, Dies at 55
Bowden Wyatt, a famed college football coach at Tennessee Arkansas Wyoming and later an assistant at Oklahoma State, died in Sweetwater Tennessee at age 55 after a virus infection. A Kingston native and 1938 Tennessee All American end, he led Wyoming to a Skyline title and Arkansas to a Southwest Conference crown before returning to Tennessee for a 1955 56 season highlighted by an unbeaten 1956 campaign and SEC title.
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Sweetwaten
Tenn
Bowden Wyatt
Wyatt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Wyoming
Kingston
Telford A. Lowery
Mississippi State
Volunteers
Associated Press
Oklahoma State
East Tennessee
Cal- He
UCLA Bruins Seen Invincible By Opponents In Psyche Battle
UCLA and Lew Alcindor loom large as top ranked undefeated figures in college basketball. Notre Dame coach Johnny Dee says UCLA can be beaten by four or five teams on a right night, if opponents pressure Alcindor and force pace.
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Joe Mgoshil
Associated Press
Chicago
UCLA
Lew Alcinder
Notre Dame
Johnny Dee
Bruins
Alcindor
Dee
Johnny Wooden
Wooden
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Onois
Hary Schmidt
Schmidt
Wilt
Bill Russell
Fights Last Night in McKeesport and Chicago
In McKeesport Ted Wright of Detroit outpointed Frank Bullard, a 174½ pound Canadian, over ten rounds. In Caracas Jose Garcia of Venezuela stopped Charlie Jordan of Miami in two rounds. In Chicago Aiflen Thomas defeated Rocky Rivera of San Juan over ten rounds. Meght heavyweight showdown results unclear.
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Associated Press
Mckeesport
Ted Wright
Detroit
Frank Bullard
Canada
Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Garcia
Charlie Jordan
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Aiflen Thomas
Rocky Rivero
San Juan
Porta Mec
Bruins 2nd in Conference Despite No1 Ranking
UCLA remains atop national polls but sits second in the Pacific Eight after Washington defeats Oregon 60-54 to claim the league lead at 9-4 overall and 4-0 in conference play. The Huskies host UCLA in February as both teams jockey for position.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
University of Washington
Oregon
Huskies
Washington
Lew Ablulor
Pat Woolcock
George Irvine
Jay Bond
Rafael Stone
Dave Willenberg
Stan Love
Ducks
Celtics Learnings Haunt Them In Loss To Bullets
Boston was defeated 122-109 by Baltimore as Wes Unseld dominates inside and Kevin Loughery nets 38. Sam Jones scores 35 for the Celtics, who drop to within a game of Philadelphia. Milwaukee, Indiana, and Kentucky also play.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Detroit
Madison
Wis
American Basketball Association
Indiana
Kentucky
The
Colonels
Jack Marin
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Bullets
Wes Unseld
Bill Russell
Tim
Sam Jones
Jon McGlocklin
Bucks
Roger Brown
Pacers
Louis Dampier
River Area Opened for Recreation in Arkansas
Ernest Hogue of Wiener and Col. Charles L. Steel opened Mor risach Lake Public Use Area on the Arkansas River between Little Rock and the Mississippi. The site near Lock and Dam No 2 sits 17 miles south of Gillett and 37 miles northeast of Dumas with space for 25 camping families and potential expansion. A late note about Dionysius lixiguas relates to calendar reckoning.
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Dumas, Ark
Ernest Hogue
Wiener
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Charles L. Steel
Little Rock
Arkansas River
Mississippi River
Ark
Morrisach Lake
Lock and Dam
Gillett
Dumas
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Florida State
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SMU
Far West
Air Force
Dover Regis
Wash
Oregon St
Weber State
Montana
Montana St
Idaho St
Ottsat Musial
Hall of Fame
Parker
Kenesaw (Mountain) Landis
Groucho Mary
Greg Willams
Rice
Williams
Owls
Dave Cowens
Seminoles
Gene Phillips
Larry Phillips
Mustangs
Tarleton State
Texas Tech
Dionysius Lixiguas
Christ
Edward
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