Malvern Leopards loss reshapes 4AA district race
The Malvern Leopards suffer only their second defeat in 17 games as Smackover beats them 56-42 and Crossett then defeats Smackover 61-58. Camden beats Magnolia 64-42 to spark title talk while Hope knocks off Magnolia 77-62. Standings show Malvern 4 1, Camden 4 4, Smackover 3 2, Hope 3 3, Crossett 1 3, Magnolia 2 4, Fairview 1 3.
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Patterson Jones Fight Could Yield 100000 Payday
New York AP Doug Jones seeks a warmup bout against Tom McNeeley in a 10 rounder at the New York Coliseum as a potential 100000 purse boost. Promoter Edwin Ahlquist floated a Stockholm outdoor match with Floyd Patterson May or June offering 450000 to 550000, should Jones agree. Patterson, popular in Sweden, has prior promotion ties with Ingemar Johansson. Jones, who fell to Cassius Clay last March, stands as second contender. Patterson rank eight. Outdoor sellouts could net Jones about 100000, the biggest payday of his career, if the match occurs. A loss to McNeeley could jeopardize Jones’s chances.
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Notes
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight show Major times starting at listed hours and lasting about 90 minutes to two hours. Minor periods appear below with AM and PM markers guiding planning for fishing and hunting in suitable venues on each day.
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College basketball scores from multiple schools
Vanderbilt 108 Arkansas State 73. Hendrix 83 Harding 74. Ouachita 86 Ozarks 55. Arkansas College 81 State Teachers 79 in overtime. Southern State 77 Arkansas Tech 72. Arkansas A&M 62 Henderson High School. Jonesboro 62 North Little Rock 54 in two overtimes. Paragould 72 Manila 57. El Dorado 76 Greenville Mississippi 44. Fayetteville 58 Springdale 30. Little Rock Catholic 52 Searcy 50 in overtime. Newport 56 Leachville 45. Conway 44 Russellville 32. Fort Smith 44 Mena 38. Valley Springs 67 Harrison 52. Mabelvale 59 Benton 50. Morriston 58 Sylvan Hills 52. Fuller 28 Jacksonville 27. Dyess 62 Marmaduke 57. Emerson 50 Stephens 41. Siloam Springs 77 Eureka Springs 38. Rogers 54 Bentonville 43.
College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Lafayette beat American 74 to 1 in a surprising result. George Washington defeated Centenary 88 to 69. Providence topped Santa Clara 82 to 71. Miami routed Rollins 127 to 85. Georgia Southern won 91 to 83 over The Citadel. Auburn beat Florida State 63 to 59. VMI defeated Arkansas State 86 to 78. Wisconsin won 72 to 68 against Marquette. Drake fell 63 to 53 to Iowa State. Xavier and Ohio combined for 104 with Canisius 84. North Dakota posted 109 to 76 over Alaska. Houston beat Texas A&M 65 to for 65. Arizona State University 82 beat Los Angeles Loyola 64. San Francisco 71 defeated San Francisco State 46. Georgetown defeated Oregon 67 to 69. Portland beat Pepperdine 85 to 63. In the NBA results New York edged Boston 133 to 127. San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 139 to 117. Detroit beat Los Angeles 93 to 92. Today’s games LA vs Philadelphia in Boston. San Francisco at Boston. New York at St Louis. Thursday’s games Los Angeles at Baltimore. New York vs Cincinnati at Detroit. San Francisco at Detroit.
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Liston Joins People As Clay Fight Near
Sonny Liston, upbeat at a Miami Beach news conference, jokes I got Cassius Clay for Christmas as spectators note his rising popularity. He then began on-site training for the February 25 bout with Clay, staging a 10 round workout before a full house at Surfside Community Center.
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Thinks Aggies Might Take SWC Crown
Texas A&M sports critics believe the Aggies could win the Southwest Conference title in Shelby Metcalf's first season as head coach after a 30–1 league run and a 73 65 loss to Houston. Houston's Chet Oliver Jack Margenthaler Benny Neumann combined for 44 points to extend their win streak to eight. Sophomore John Beasley led A&M with 17 points. Other top teams routed opponents in AP Top Ten action.
Americans Beat Romania To Advance In Innsbruck Hockey
The defending Olympic hockey champions from the United States defeated Romania 7-2 in Innsbruck to advance to the playoff round. They earned a matchup with Russia in the opening game of the championship competition on Wednesday.
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National Hockey League game notes and historic Arkansas town tale
The Associated Press reports on NHL matchups with Toronto at Montreal Detroit at Chicago and New York at Boston for Thursday games. An unrelated historical note mentions William Russell who first laid out a town on the site of Little Rock naming it Arkopolis.
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Lady Cats edge Guernsey in tight 41 39 home win
Hope Star Sports notes the Hope Lady Cats survive a 41 39 squeaker over Guernsey, Shirley Smith scoring 24 and Annette Hatfield adding 7. The B Boys and Junior Girls also dropped games as Guernsey dominated the second period and late runs. Friday posts Kodac as next host.
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Virgil McNatt
Larry Webb
Rodney Billings
Bobby McGill
Cindy Reese
Debbie Connelly
Barbara Thompson
Carol Anthony
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AFL NBC TV deal sets five year, 36 million contract
The American Football League and National Broadcasting Co. signed a five year television contract worth 36 million dollars, effective with the 1965 season as the AFL's current deal with ABC ends. The NBC package compares to the NFL's 28.2 million two year pact with CBS, with AFL teams slated to receive about 990 thousand per year.
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Russians overpower United States in opening hockey at Innsbruck
The Soviet Union crushed the United States 5-1 in hockey as the ninth Winter Games opened in Innsbruck Austria. Officials opened the ceremony with Dr Adolf Schaerf and Avery Brundage present while 1 260 athletes from 35 nations paraded.
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Palm Springs Meet Draws 500 Golfers for 90-Hole Classic
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus headlines more than 500 competitors at the Palm Springs Classic. The event spans five days on four courses, combining 18 tournaments into one 90 hole test with about $100,000 in prize money. Top scorers share $50,000, winner earns $7,500, plus a $10,000 insurance bonus.
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U.S. skaters seek top finishes at world meet
Skaters expect judges to withhold early scores while late runs reveal rivals. A Russian couple, Tatyana Zhuk and Alexander Gravilov, are seen as best placed for fourth behind three favored pairs. U.S. teams vie for fifth with Judianne and Jerry Fotheringill, Vivian and Ronald Joseph, and Cynthia and Ronald Kauffman listed among top contenders.
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Rigney Feels Giants to Be Improved
Manager Bill Rigney discusses the 1964 Angels spring plan and roster revamps. He notes 20 new players, highlights Barry Latman and Joe Adcock from the Leon Wagner trade, and cites past pitching and balance needs as reasons for optimism in the pennant race.
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West's broken thumb endangers Lakers title bid
West's broken thumb sidelines the Lakers star, crippling Los Angeles offense as Detroit Pistons steal a 93-92 road win. Baylor scores 25 but Los Angeles falls two games up in the Western standings while San Francisco, led by Chamberlain, wins big. New York edges Boston in a high scoring night.
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Two Hurlers Sign Up With Giants 1964 Contracts
San Francisco Giants sign pitchers Bob Hendley and Ron Herbel to 1964 contracts. Vice President Charles Feeney announced the deals as part of the club signing 24 players for the coming season.
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Fight Results from Tuesday’s boxing events
London bout Gen Johnson of Los Angeles defeated Howard Winstone in a ten round decision. New York card Ossie Marcano of Puerto Rico beat Welker Simmons from Asheville by eight rounds. Stockton showdown Dana Kidd from the Philippines out pointed Jorge Salazer of Mexico in ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
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Ossie Marcano
Puerto Rico
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Philippines
Jorge Salazer
Mexico
Team Looks to Youth to Counter 1964 Rivalry
The club highlights prospects Adcock Simpson Kirkpatrick Satriano and Fregosl as bright hitting talents. It credits past welcomes Rodgers Chance McBride Thomas and Pearson, notes Thomas’s 1961-62 drop, and expects a strong comeback from the 28 year old with resolve.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Tom Satriano
Bob Rodgers
Dean Chance
Ken McBride
Lee Thomas
Jim Fregosl
Albie Pearson
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