Crossett Eagles Lead 5-0 In 4AA District Standings
Crossett Eagles sit atop the 4AA district at 5-0 with Smackover and Fairview each at 4-1. Key upcoming games include Crossett at Fairview Friday and Smackover at Crossett Saturday, with Friday also featuring Hope at Malvern and Arkadelphia at Smackover. Barry McMahon of Fairview tops scoring with 115 points in five games, while Larry Nipper and Stan Parris hover near the leaders.
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Montreal Beats Toronto 3 1 In Nhl Action
The Associated Press reports Wednesday's results Montreal defeated Toronto 3 to 1 as hockey playoff leverage shifts. New York edged Boston 2 to 1 in a tight clash. Boston hosts Montreal in upcoming play with Chicago visiting Detroit Friday, no games scheduled nationally.
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Still a Golf Champion at Age of 86
In West Palm Beach, George Livingstone, 86, defends his title in Division 8 of the PGA Seniors' Teacher Trophy Championship. The Nashville native, who shot 47-15-95 last year and posted a driving-best 181 yards in a super seniors event, remains a durable figure among 402 competitors aged 50 and up.
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Many Changes for Millrose Track Meet
Last minute withdrawals and substitutions shake up the Mill rose Games as the indoor track season opens in New York. Starters include Bob Seagren in the pole vault and a Greene versus Gaines duel in the 60 yard dash, with strong challengers in the mile and two mile events from Dave Patrick Villanova and Willie Davenport among others.
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SMU Fights Back Beats Oklahoma City in non-conference win
SMU rallied from a late deficit to defeat Oklahoma City 92 to 82 in a non-conference game. Bill Voight scored 30 points and Lynn Phillips added 21 for SMU, which improved to 11-4. Baylor toppled Tarleton State 108-78 as Darrell Hardy led with 24 and teammates Turner and Bartels added 23 each.
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Rangers and Hawks Split the Honors
New York goalie Ed Giacomin, defenseman Harry Howell, and center Stan Mikita led the first team All Stars as the Chicago Black Hawks and New York Rangers split the six first team berths. Hull Pilote and Gilbert also made the first unit, with Gilbert scoring 90 points. Second team included Hodge Ullman Wharram and Horton Orr. each league club had one second-team pick for the first time in seven years.
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Basketball Scores From Across The Nation And State
West Teleio 94 Kent State 70 Wisconsin 94 So Dakota 53 SMU 92 Oklahoma City 82 Bradley 103 St Thomas Minn 78 Dayton 8 Canisius 59 Akron 72 Mt Anion 61 Marshall 77 Florida State 71 West Virginia 97 Detroit 84 St Peters NJ 82 Baltimore Loyola 74 NBA: St Louis 103 Chicago 102 Boston 112 Detroit 105 Cincinnati 132 New York 125 Los Angeles 128 Baltimore 115 Detroit Cincinnati at Cleveland Detroit Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore San Francisco Arkansas Basketball Scores High School Van Buren 59 Gravette 28 Decatur 65 Prairie Grove 53 Stream Springs 57 Lincoln 49 Joe T Robinson Tourney Girls Tuckerman 51 England 48 Ouachita 47 Grady 44 Alma 48 Omaha 34 Greenbrier 58 Stamps 44 Ashdown 59 Mountain View Pangburn 66 Stephens 54 Woodlawn 61 Leslie 49 Prescott McRea 179 Hope Yeager 65
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Salukis Seize No 1 In AP Small College Poll
Southern Illinois Saint Louis University poll leader Salukis 11 2 beat Kentucky Wesleyan 52 51 at Owensboro Ky and Wichita 77 55 to gain 13 first place votes and 139 points for a third straight week atop the AP small college rankings. Kentucky Wesleyan 10 1 holds second with 124 points. Cheyney 14 0 remains third. Tennessee State rises to fourth after wins. Akron and Grambling slide. Indiana State, San Diego State and Pan American stay seventh to ninth as Lincoln Missouri drops from the top ten. Top photo features Hope Girls basketball team after Gordon tournament wins and a win over Spring Hill. Bottom photo honors Gordon all tournament trio Donna Byers Millie Church Kathryn Coleman with Coleman named outstanding player.
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Clemente Joins the $100000 Club with Pirates
Roberto Clemente signed to stay with the Pittsburgh Pirates, joining the $100,000 a year group led by baseball stars like Frank Robinson and Hank Aaron. Eddie Mathews inked a $50,000 deal with the Houston Astros, aiming for 500 career homers as other signings followed. In Baltimore and elsewhere, Radatz Sims, Bunker, Cox, Nen also agreed to terms, while a quirky Urbana tale notes a baker buying city hall brick by brick.
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Fights Last Night Report From Florence and New York
The article records flyweight Fernan do Azzori of Italy outpointing Rene Lebeer of France in Florence. In McKeesport Jack Rodgers of Uniontown Fla stopped Johnny Otto. Joe Shaw outpointed Junius Hinton in New York.
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Harry Howell Night in Boston Highlights Ranger Victory
Harry Howell celebrated in New York with a ceremonial night as the Rangers defeated the Bruins 2-1 in a tight game. Eddie Giacomin faced heavy shots while Howell assisted on the first goal and helped hold off Boston in the final minute. Bob Nevin scored the decisive late goal for New York. Toronto and Montreal also won their games, keeping Toronto's slide and Montreal's surge in play.
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Griffiths Managers Seek Time Before Benvenuti Title Bid
New York AP Emile Griffiths comanagers request patience before committing to a title defense against Italy's Nino Benvenuti at Madison Square Garden on March 22. Clancy trainer and comanager says they need a breather after Griffiths victory over Joey Archer last Monday. Benvenuti seeks delays pending approvals from the Italian Boxing Federation and European Boxing Union. The EBU has named Spain's Luis Folledo as the official challenger and wants Nino to fight.
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Celtics Rally To Beat 2 Opponents In Nba Week
Celtics toppled Philadelphia ending a 36 game home win streak and then beat Detroit 112-105 extending the Pistons home skid to eight. Sam Jones and John Havlicek sparked a late surge with 21 points in the final period. Oscar Robertson led the Knicks past Cincinnati 132-125, while St Louis edged Chicago 103-102 and Los Angeles crushed Baltimore 128-115.
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Fame Hall Eludes Ruffing and Two Others in Hall Vote
NEW YORK AP. Red Ruffing narrowly missed baseball's Hall of Fame election finishing tied with Joe Medwick at 212 votes, seven shy of the 75 percent needed of 292. Roy Campanella had 204 votes. a February runoff will reduce the field. Ruffing retired in 1947 after 22 seasons, 273 wins, 255 losses, and 272 World Series marks.
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Gogolak Drafted Into Army Halts 1967 Season
Hungarian born placekicker Pete Gogolak was inducted into military service at Fort Dix and may miss the 1967 season after failing a spinal injury test last summer. The 24 year old left the Bills for the Giants amid AFL NFL merger tensions, with brother Charley already in the NFL.
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