Two Saratoga Teams Win in County Meet
In Hempstead County Guernsey hosted the county tournament last night as two Saratoga teams defeated the host squads. The Saratoga Senior Girls won 38 to 24 with Archer scoring 16. The Saratoga Senior Boys routed Guernsey 61 to 4 led by Sanders 19, Porter 14, and Hughes 14. For Guernsey Tullis Norvell and Ravenscroft each had 14. Tonight Play begins at 7 with the Hope Junior boys facing Ble vins and the Hope Senior girls against Saratoga.
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Finley Cronin Meeting Rumors Stir New York Baseball
In New York AP reports both Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley and AL President Joe Cronin were registered at the same hotel. Finley declined comment. Cronin unavailable. League said Cronin in town for legal matters not with Finley. Finley faces possible expulsion if A s lease talks fail. The A s signed Segui Williams while other clubs boosted rosters with Gonzalez Hegan Cullen Schoenmaker and more.
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Tuttle Leads Bowling Meet at Dallas
Tuttle of Rural Hall North Carolina led the opening finals of the All-Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas with 4 231 pins after four rounds. He posted a 930 series in one set and defeated Don Ellis of Houston. Luke Barlow of Hobbs New Mexico moved to second with 3 943 pins while Dick Weber fell to fifth as Norma Lake Dallas and Laverne Curler St Louis vied for the women’s lead.
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Johnson Gift Brings Up Coat Affair
In Boston and New York, discussions arise after a $580 stereo gift to then Senator Lyndon B. Johnson echoes a Vienna coat incident. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller notes the White House figure who received the coat and recalls criticism of the Eisenhower era. The piece mentions Sherman Adams and Nelson Rockefeller addressing the matter at a news conference.
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Fight Results And Political Remarks From Boston Meet
AP report lists boxing results with Boxers Billy Tisdale and aha Hall in Bridgeport New York Mexico and California. It also notes Gaspar Ortega and Mery Lopez in Mexico with endorsements and mentions Rockefeller recalling a Senate Rules testimony and remarks at a Dartmouth alumni gathering in Boston.
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Army Cadets Best Team in 20 Years
Army scored its 10th win in 12 as Hofstra faded 64-59 at West Point. Steve Nisenson poured 34 for Hofstra but Army, led by Joe Kosciusko and Bill Helkie, held on. Elsewhere Villanova routed West Chester and Providence edged Canisius in a light midweek slate amid exams.
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All Sports Represented in Fame Hall
Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame banquet honors five athletic greats across football baseball basketball track and shooting. Georgie Kell leads baseball while Glen Rose Daniel Estes Bill Carr and Julius Petty anchor track and shooting with Joe Garagiola toastmaster. Induction elevates total members to 30 including Dickey Howell Hutson Rowe Harrison and Warneke.
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Arkansas College Basketball Scores Report
Arkansas college scores from the Associated Press include Little Rock U 89 over Ozarks 56. In Springdale, Van Buren 48 over Bentonville 29 and Gentry 60 over Fort Smith South Side 48. Joe T. Robinson tournament results feature multiple girls and boys games including England 62 over Star City 37 and Parkin 63 over Ola 61 in two overtimes. Other scores include Stephens 25 over Ouachita 16, Lewisville 65 over St. Charles 47, Joe T. Robinson 47 over Lonoke 43, Hickory Ridge 35 over Ashdown 34, Greenbrier 57 over Tuckerman 32, Calico Rock 56 over Leslie 40.
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College Basketball Scores From The East Coast Gameday
Villanova defeated West Chester 78 to 61 while Providence beat Canisius 77 to 74. Pittsburgh won 84 to 63 over Kent State and Army edged Hofstra 64 to 9. Virginia Tech won 72 to 68 against East Carolina.
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Hornung Says He Misses Football
Paul Hornung says he misses football while awaiting a review of his indefinite NFL suspension next month. He notes the ban ended his 17 year run away from the sport and thanks the Players Association for urging lifting the suspension. Hornung, once a Green Bay Packers star, expresses desire to return and begin practicing in Green Bay.
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Tribute to Skrzypeski casts somber tone at Olympics
Athletes in Innsbruck resume practice with a mourning ribbon on the Olympic flag after the death of British Olympian Kazimierz Kay Skrzypeski 50 in a toboggan accident near Igis. Officials and fellow competitors mourn in an open air ceremony as safety warnings follow.
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Basketball Scores and Weekend Matchups Mixed
Scores show Los Angeles 110 Detroit 101 and Baltimore 124 Philadelphia 118. Today’s games include St Louis versus Boston Providence Detroit at San Francisco New York at Baltimore. Friday’s games feature Choivs at Busta Cincinnati at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Perry's Team Triumphs Over Air Base In 68–47 Victory
Perry's independent basketball squad defeated the Texarkana Air Base team 68 to 47. Brint Odom led with 22 points, David Brown added 18, and Wayne Lee scored 11 for the winners.
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Cale Teams Advance in Bodcaw Meet
In the Bodcaw tournament at Nevada County on Wednesday night the Cale Junior Girls beat Laneburg 26 to 24 with Wicker scoring 12 for Cale and Baker 20 for Laneburg. Willisville Junior Boys defeated Bodcaw 44 to 39 as Marlar scored 20 and Matherly 21 for Bodcaw. Cale Senior Girls won 44 to 35 over Prescott as Simpson tallied 33 and Abbott 21 for Prescott. Games began at 6:30 p.m. with three on tap.
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Montreal blank Toronto 0 in NHL showdown
Montreal blanked Toronto 3 to 0 in a Wednesday National Hockey League game. The win solidifies Montreal's position in the standings with a dominant defensive effort led by the goaltender and key scoring from the forward line. Toronto struggles to solve the Montreal defense throughout.
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No Regrets Hogan Says He Quit When Time Came
Ben Hogan declares no regrets about quitting tour. The Fort Worth golfer says a rhythm in putting faded in 1953 and he stopped when he felt the need. He dismisses rankings and prize purses as his motive, accepting the Gold Tee Award from the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association.
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New York Beats Boston 6 4 Ahead of Montreal Matchup
New York defeated Boston 6 to 4 as hockey action previewed a clash with Montreal. Chicago faced Boston in Friday’s schedule with no other games listed.
Assumption and Grambling Share Top Small College Poll
Assumption and Grambling tops the small college basketball poll with 26 wins between them. Grambling Grambling La replaces Evansville at first with 75 points and a 16 game win streak. Deansville drops to second, Assumption rises to eighth as Greyhounds ride a 10 game run. Kentucky Wesleyan moves up to third, Washington St Louis fourth, Hofstra fifth.
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Modern nickel alloy coinage history dates from 185
The record notes the adoption of nickel alloys in coinage beginning in 185 with subsequent refinements. It highlights key developments in metallic composition and minting practices that shaped late 19th century coin production.
Hogan reflects on retirement after 1955 Open loss
Ben Hogan recalls his 1955 Open defeat to Jack Fleck in San Francisco and his decision to quit after saying he would never work this hard again to win. The aging champion notes his four U S Opens and Masters titles, plus Open and Masters records, while admitting the yips haunt his putting.
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