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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

3

Jim Brown Stays with Football Despite Boxing Lure

New York AP reports star Jim Brown, renowned Syracuse athlete and NFL fullback for the Cleveland Browns, declines a boxing offer. He emphasizes sticking to football, despite billionaire boxing promoter Norman Rothschild saying UT offered $150000 over three years to sign a fight contract before Brown finished Syracuse. Brown turns 28 February 17 and remains celebrated as a top multi sport athlete.

New York Norman Rothschild Rothschild Jimmy Jimmy Brown Syracuse University Sugar Ray Robinson Bob Cousy Elgin Baylor Jackie Robinson Brown Syracuse Cleveland Browns Sonny Liston National Football League Browns

Wolverines Push Two for All American

Michigan stars Cazzie Russell and Bill Bunton powered the Wolverines to an 80-46 win over Minnesota. Russell scored 25 and Bunton 23 as Michigan moved to 4-0 in the Big Ten, 13-1 overall, eyeing a perfect league record.

Ted Meier Associated Press Cazzie Russell Bill Buntin Michigan Wolverines Wolverines Minnesota Russell Buntin UCLA Michigan

Bobcats over Wolves. Lady Cats top Prescott by 21

Hope led a dominant night for Hope High with an 87 36 win over the Curley Wolves of Prescott as Troy Buck described their defense. The Lady Cats won 47 27 led by Shirley Smith with 18 and Phyllis Martin with 16 as the seniors head to the County Tourney in Guernsey.

Hope Curley Wolves Prescott Lady Cats Camden Panthers Cats Troy Buck Dan Jones Andy High Mike Archer Bill Reinhardt Jerry Burnett Johnny Honey Butt Paul Henley Ronnie Ingram Jimmy Johnson George Jones Mike Tommy Hooks Lavender Wolves Shirley Smith Phyllis Martin Guernsey

AP Top Ten saw limited action on Tuesday

Only one Top Ten team played as the mid season lull continued. Purdue edged Notre Dame 112-103 after two overtimes at Fort Wayne. Georgia Tech beat Georgia 71-55 in Atlanta in a non SEC game. Tennessee overwhelmed Ft Knox 96-56 in Knoxville. Dayton fell to Seattle 80-63 on the Pacific Coast.

Purdue Notre Dame Fort Wayne Georgia Tech Georgia Atlanta Tennessee Ft. Knox Knoxville Pacific Dayton Seattle

Liston May Have Another Short Night

New York AP reports Sonny Liston could face Cassius Clay again February 25 in Miami Beach. Theater Network Television projects up to 1,250,000 seats for a closed circuit telecast with average $5 tickets, potentially yielding $5 million to $6.25 million in theater and arena gate. Liston’s share may exceed $1 million with Cassius near $650,000, depending on sales and promoter splits.

New York Sonny Liston Cassius Clay Miami Beach Cassius Nat Halpern Theater Network Television, Inc Halpern Liston Floyd Patterson Bill MacDonald Miami Cly Sonny Intercontinental Promotions, Inc

Hempstead Tourney Play Continues in County Cage Tournament

Hempstead County basketball action at Guernsey and Saratoga features senior teams tonight. Ravenscroft led Guernsey with 14 and Rosenbaum 11 as Guernsey Junior girls beat Spring Hill 34 to 26. McNeil scored 18 for Spring Hill. Junior boys beat Guernsey 58 to 41 with Bond 13 and Schultz 11 while Griffith had 30 for Guernsey. Spring Hill Senior girls edged Blevins 30 to 27.

Hempstead Guernsey Saratoga Ravenscroft Rosenbaum Spring Hill McNeil Blevins Bond Schultz Griffith

Winners in Little Loop Cage Play

In Little League Basketball Saturday morning the Hot Rods defeated the Cool Cats 38 to 9. Andrews led with 13, Henley 11, McMurrough 10, Still 5. O Steeen and Turner each 3 for the Cool Cats. Dirt Dobbers beat Bo Diddies 27 to 9, Haynie 12, Ayers 9, Watson 5. Hartsfield 4 East 3 for losers. Next Saturday the Blue Team plays Greens at 10 and Reds vs Whites at 11.

Hot Rods Cool Cats Andrews John Henley Joe McMurrough Jerry Don Randy O’steen Danny Turner Dirt Dobbers Bo-Diddies Ronnie Haynie Jimmy Ayers Bobby Watson Hartsfield East Greens Reds

Arkansas High School Basketball Scores Report

Arkansas high school results include Conway 44 over Mabelvale 38 and Cabot 72 over Bryant 63. Sylvan Hills 56 defeated Russellville 49 while Searcy 45 beat Benton 41. Blytheville 43 edged Leachville 38 and Morristown 62 over Jacksonville 52. Harrison 70 beat Marshall 45. Jonesboro 66 over Paragould 47. Neapel ns 70 over Harding Academy 58. Carlisle 75 defeated Wheatley 44. Also Springdale Invitational at Springdale saw Lincoln 61 over Gravette 23 and Mulberry 70 over Rogers 52. Cedarville 51 beat Prairie Grove 50. College action Michigan 80 over Minnesota 66 and Seattle 80 over Dayton 63. Notre Dame 103 over Georgia Tech 71, Tennessee 96 over Ft. Knox 56. NBA results include Philadelphia 124 over Cincinnati 139 and New York 124 over ???.

Arkansas Associated Press High School Conway Mabelvale Cabot Bryant Sylvan Hills Russellville Searcy Benton Blytheville Leachville Morriston Jacksonville Harrison Marshall Jonesboro Paragould Neapens Harding Academy Carlisle Wheatley Hope Springdale Nana Ingdale Springdale Lincoln Gravette Mulberry Rogers Cedarville Prairie Grove Associated Press Michigan Minnesota Seattle Dayton Cee Notre Dame Georgia Tech Georgia Tennessee Ft. Knox

First No Snow Now Go Slow At Innsbruck Olympics

Austrian AP report from Innsbruck as winter games begin with athletes urged to pace themselves. U S coaches express hope for medals while American sled teams struggle in trials. Eugenio Monti posts best times at Mount Patscherkofel with 2:09.15 and 1:04.94.

Hans Benedict Associated Press Innsbruck Austria Bob Beattie U.S Art Takle Bob Hickey Hickey Keeseville Nly Bill Dundon Brownsville N.Y Reginald Benham Lake Placid Charles Pandolph Saranac Lake Roger Neil Italy Eugenio Monti Mount Patsscherkofel

Fight Results from New York and San Jose Cards

Harold Richard son of New York stopped Jimmy Dupree in a local bout. In San Jose Al Chabot outpointed Gabriel Hernandez, while St Louis beat Boston 116 to 114. Thursday schedules list Boston at Cincinnati and Detroit at San Francisco among others.

Associated Press New York Harold Richardson Jimmy Dupree San Jose Calif al Chabot Gabriel Hernandez Los Angeles St. Lows Boston Cincinnati Petroi Philadelphia Baltimore St. Louis Providence Detroit San Francisco Bless &Gaelech Wealdleeuer

Royals Battle to Tie With Strong Celtics

The Cincinnati Royals beat the New York Knickerbockers 139-124 to reach 32 victories, trailing Boston by 3½ games in the Eastern Division. Oscar Robertson 31, Jack Twyman 21, Jerry Lucas 20 fueled the win as Beaty’s late jumper doomed the Royals’ rival Celtics.

Associated Press Cincinnati Royals Royals Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Walloping New York Knickerbockers NBA Celtics St. Louis Zelmo Beaty Terry Dischinger Baltimore Philadelphia San Francisco Detroit Knicks Oscar Robertson Jack Twyman Jerry Lucas

High Scorers in Rifle Club Competition

In the past week the Under 12 division high shooters were Randy Still 185, Charles Rateliff 184, Don Williams 183, David Ward 183, and Tommy Edwards 181. In the 13 and Under division top scores from 200 were Gary Rowe 186, David Fincher 184, Jack Fountain 182, Doug Cross 182, and Jimmy.

Randy Still Charles Rateliff Don Williams David Ward Tommy ‘Edwards Gary Rowe David Fincher Jack Fountain Jimmy

Networks Bid On NFL Telecast Rights In Quiet Sealed Tenders

Three major networks plan sealed bids around 15 million each for five year NFL game rights as NBC CBS and ABC seek to control telecasts of regular season and championship games. AFL watchful, options and potential market shifts discussed as bidding proceeds with March championship bid upcoming.

Mike Rathet Associated Press NEW York Pete Rozelle National Football League American Football League National Broadcasting Co NBC Columbia Broadcasting System American Broadcasting Co CBS ABC NFL AFL

National Hockey Tuesday Results N H L schedule

No games were played on Tuesday in the National Hockey League amid a slate that included Montreal at Toronto Boston at New York New York at Montreal and Chicago at Boston leaving several matchups postponed or unplayed за

National Hockey League Associated Press Montreal Toronto Boston New York Chicago

One vote per state under the Articles of Confederation

The passage notes that in the Articles of Confederation each state possessed a single vote in the Continental Congress, reflecting the equal sovereignty model of the early national framework.

Local standings recap in a narrow event division

Rogers 178 leads a 400 point overall division with four top positions. Grandy Royston 348 Jack Fountain 336 David Fincher 317 and Gary Rowe 298 follow in sequence.

Rogers Grandy Royston Jack Fountain David Fincher Gary Rowe

Koufax Says Pride, Control Help Him Stay On Top

Boston AP Sandy Koufax, 28, reflecting after 1963 season honors, says his improving control keeps him atop. He credits team speed and defense, notes he must rely on pride to win, and compares himself with Warren Spahn’s resourcefulness in adapting when fastball fades.

Boston Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodger Associated Press New York Yankees Koufax B’nai B'rith Sports Lodge Dodgers Warren Spahn Spahn

Cal Koonce Signs with Chicago Cub for 1964

Chicago AP reports pitcher Cal Koonce signs to become the 20th Cub player to commit to the 1964 season, securing his spot on the roster for next year.

Chicago Cal Koonce Chicago Cub

Warriors Place 6-8 Rookie John Windsor On Waivers

San Francisco AP reports John Windsor a 6 foot 8 rookie forward from Stanford was placed on waivers Tuesday by the San Francisco Warriors. The move trims the roster to 10 players two under the NBA limit.

SAN Francisco John Windsor Stanford San Francisco Warriors Warriors

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