Kittens Down Blevins Hope Girls Defeated In County Tourney
The Bob Kittens beat Blevins Juniors 249 in Guernsey as Stannie Parris led with 16 points and Dennis Turner tied for 10. Hope's Lady Cats fell to Saratoga 50 39, with Annette Hatfield scoring 16. Weekend twin bill heads to Pantherland. Hope and Blevins girls meet at 6 15 p.m.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Blevins
Bob Kittens
Guernsey
Hope
Lady Cats
Saratoga
Kittens
Stannie Parris
Danny Wilson
Dennis Turner
Mike Westbrook
Richard Salleer
Larry Don Wright
Hugg
Annette Hatfield
Phyllis Martin
Shirley Smith
Carolyn Hatfield
Archer
Bobcats
Bobbittens
Pantherland
Cats
Magnolia
Spring Hill
January leads Lucky International Open after rain soaked round
Tony Lema and Don January tied for the opening round at five under par 66 at Harding Park as rain softened greens aided their shots. Arnold Palmer and Jerry Stulls smith trailed by one stroke with several contenders close behind in the $50,000 event.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Tony Lema
Don January
King
Arnold Palmer
Jerry Steelsmith
Lema
January
Harding Park
Birdie Pults
Tony
Croby
Palmer
Laneburg Willisville Post Wins in Nevada County Tourney
Rodcaw, Prescott game saw junior Laneburg edge Willisville 34 to 32 with Ingram scoring 22 points and Marlar 21 for Willisville. Senior girls Laneburg beat Case 39 to 26 as Goodwin 21 and Sampson 13 led Cale. Laneburg seniors then edged Prescott 37-36 with Lowe 15 and Hooks 13.
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Nevada
Athletics to Remain in Kansas City for 1963 Schedule
President Cronin announced the 1963 American League schedule showing the Athletics staying in Kansas City at Municipal Stadium with 443 night games, a record high. Finley’s bid to move the club to Louisville was rejected 9-1 by owners. he pledged court action while Cronin said no forced relocation. The docket includes the April 13 opener in Washington and dates for Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, and Indians, with Los Angeles leading night games at 68.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Boston
Athletics
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Washington
Charles
Finley
Kandas City
Louisville
Cronin
Pat Friday
Municipal Stadium
Johnson
Los Angeles
Mr. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
National Hockey Results and Golf Round Observations
The Associated Press reports NHL scores with Montreal beating New York 4 to 2 and Chicago defeating Boston 3 to 1 on Thursday. In golf, Palmer struggled in rain, finishing with a 69 while Rosburg, Rudolph, Bayer, Vossler and Beard posted a closing 31. Nicklaus shot 74 as a potential cut looms for the field there.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Boston
Crosby
Palmer
Bob Rosburg
Mason Rudolph
George Bayer
Ernie Vossler
Frank Beard
Beard
Jack Nicklaus
Fight Results Thursday's Fights in Bangkok and Miami
In Bangkok Pone Kingpetch of Thailand outpointed Japan's Kiroyuki Ebihara over 15 rounds to regain the world light heavyweight title. In Miami Willie Harris forthcoming results note upcoming games with Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto and Chicago at Detroit.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Kiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Kingpetch
Miami
Fla
Willie Harris
Boston
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
University of Miami Cuts Down LaSalle
University of Miami guard Rick Barry scored 32 points to lead the Hurricanes past LaSalle 121 to 19 at Miami Beach. Barry, a 6 foot 7 sophomore from Roselle Park New Jersey, rose to 457 points in 15 games for an average of 30.5, with 10 field goals and 12 free throws. He sparked a 17-2 run after trailing by 10, and coach Bruce Hale praised his all around scoring ability and leaping.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Rick ‘Barry
University of Miami
Fla
Hurricanes
Roselle Park
Lasalle
Miami Beach
Bruce Hale
Barry
Boxing Roundup Includes Wins Across Cities
In Miami Eddie Agin outpointed 163 by 163 score in Key West Florida. Lalo Guerrero from Mexico knocked out Akio Fukuri in Tokyo. Larry Flores in Los Angeles outpointed Mercer Smith with 1304 official points.
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Miami
Eddie Agin
Key West
Fla
Tokyo
Lalo ‘Guerrero
Mexico
Akio Furuki
Japan
Los Angeles
Larry Flores
Mercer Smith
Hogs Show Solid Start in SWC Battle at Tulsa
Arkansas aims to extend a 2-1 SWC record as it travels to Tulsa on Saturday to rebound from a mediocre 5-6 overall mark. The Razorbacks defeated Texas and Texas Christian University but are expected to fall at Texas Tech, with earlier four-game skid hurting the season.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Tulsa
University of Tulsa
Hogs
Texas
Texas Christian University
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Razorbacks
Parkers
Hur fans test for Barry as Hurricanes host Creighton
Barry faces a stern test on February 10 when Miami welcomes Creighton and star Paul Silas, the nation’s leading rebounder. Silas, a 6-7 giant, joined Rick Thursday on a national program after grabbing 32 rebounds and scoring 22 in Creighton’s 84-57 win over Marquette. Creighton stands 14-2 while Miami is 11-4. Tim Kehoe scored 25 points for St Peter’s in a 91-76 upset of Niagara and Florida edged Florida State 52-50 on Baxley’s late jumper. Top Ten teams in the AP poll were idle.
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Barry
Hurricanes
Creighton
Paul Silas
Silas
Rick
Blue Jays
Omaha
Marquette
Miamni
St. Peter's
New Jersey
Niagara
Tim Kehoe
Tom Baxley
Florida
Florida State
Ats
Associated Press
Accidents Plague the Winter Games
In Innsbruck Austria serious and lesser crashes disrupt pre Olympic training as officials heighten safety for the Winter Games opening next week. British sledder Norman Barkley breaks his left upper arm while Briton Kazimierz Kay-Skraypecki is fatally injured in a tobogganing accident near See feld Hill. American skiers Austen Samuelstuen and Dave Hicks suffer injuries. Olympic organizers plan wooden lips on steep curves to reduce hazards while US coaches announce partial starter lists for Alpine and Nordic events.
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Hans Benedict
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Norman Barkley
Barkley
Kazimierz Kay-Skraypecki
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Colo
U.S
Seefeld Hill
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
Olympic Organizing Committee
Bob Beattie
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Miss Saubert
Linda Meyers
Bishop, Calif
Barbara Ferries
Houghton, Mich
Razorbacks Start Conference Play After Gulf Classic
Arkansas opened with an easy win over Southwestern Louisiana then lost to Missouri Kansas Oklahoma State and Vanderbilt. In the Gulf States Classic at Shreveport the Parks went 1-1 before entering conference play. A two week mid term rest is ahead before Arkansas fields a starting five led by Jim Jay and Jim Bane among others for the Tulsa game.
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Arkansas
Southwestern Louisiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Vanderbilt
Parks
Shreveport
Tulsa
Razorbacks
Jim Jay
Jim Bane
Ricky Sugg
Jim Magness
Larry Hogue
John Talkington
J. D. McConnell
College Basketball Scores Roundup in Brief
Boston College defeated Dartmouth 93 to 62 while Florida beat Florida State 62 to 4. Houston crushed TCU 83 to 63 with Weber State taking 77 to 72 over Utah. Gonzaga posted 94 to 91 against Loyola Los Angeles. St Peter's edged Niagara 91 to 78 and Creighton beat Marquette 84 to 57.
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Boston Col
Dartmouth
Florida
Florida State
Houston
TCU
Weber
Utah
Gonzaga
Loyola Los Angeles
Geck
St. Peter's
Niagara
Creighton
Marquette
Arkansas High School Scores From Springdale and Little Rock Invites
In a Springdale Invitational, Cedarville defeated Lincoln 64 to 34 while Mulberry beat Springdale 49 to 35. At the Joe T. Robinson event in Little Rock Reebe won 56 to 46 over Village and Shawnee of Joiner edged Pangouin 47 to 32. Holly Grove topped Grady 57 to 36, Clinton beat Texarkana 43 to 33, Alzheimer triumphed over Glendale 46 to 42, Bradley defeated Omaha 60 to 29, England 54 over Guy 51, Parkin 43 to 39, and Lewisville beat Stephens 43 to 28.
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Associated Press High School
Little Rock Hall
Little Rock Catholic
Springdale
Cedarville
Lincoln
Mulberry
Joe T. Robinson
Little Rock
Reebe
Village
Shawnee of Joiner
Pangouin
Holly Grove
Grady
Clinton
Texarkana
Alzheimer
Glendale
Bradley
Omaha
England
Guy
Parkin
Stamps
Lewisville
Stephens
Ski Team Heads U S Winter Jumping Group
The text lists Beattie naming Jim Huega of Tahoe City Calif for two slaloms and Chuck Ferriss of Houghton Mich for the slalom, with John Ballant of Minneapolis and Gene Kotlarek of Duluth Minn to lead the U S ski jumping team.
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Joan Hannah
Ranconia
N.H
Beattie
Jim Huega
Tahoe City
Calif
Chuck Ferriss
Houghton
Mich
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
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Corlis Archer
Miss Archer
Judy Gathright
Jennifer Smith
Pat King
Judy Owens
Laneburg
Willisville
National Hockey
Oaklawn Park
Beautiful Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs
Oaklawn
Pla
HOT Springs Chamber OF OF Commerce
Ford
Ford Dealers
Hope Auto Co. Inc
Ford & Laleon
Second St. Hope, Ark
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