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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
6
Arkansas used 26 free throws to beat Mississippi State 84-69 in Jackson. John Talkington led with 21 points as Arkansas erased a late first-half deficit and held off the Bulldogs the rest of the way.
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide show Major periods lasting about two hours and Minor periods shorter. The table lists times for Fri Sat and Sun with start times for Major and Minor periods in A M and P M, guiding when to fish or hunt.
George Chuvalo finished heavy training in Monticello for Mondays bout with ex champion Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden. Chuvalo planned a lighter session but skipped boxing Thursday and underwent medical checks deeming him well conditioned. Patterson alternated between four rounds at Marlboro camp and possible extra work before breaking camp Sunday.
Chicago's Bobby Hull failed to reach a 50-goal target as the Black Hawks beat Boston 4 2. Bill Hay scored twice with two assists, Dennis Hull added a goal, and goalie Glenn Hall returned strong after two weeks rest helping secure the win at Boston Garden.
San Francisco beat Cincinnati 105 to unknown as Thursday results roll in. New York faces Detroit in Philadelphia while Boston plays Philadelphia and Cincinnati travels to Los Angeles and Baltimore goes to St Louis. Arkansas continues SEC tour with Georgia Tech Friday night. Texas A M at Houston and Rice hosts Trinity in non conference games Saturday.
The Case Independents of Nashville defeated Dean's Truckers 67 to 66 in a close Wednesday night game at Spring Hill. R Hicks led Case with strong defense while J Jackson scored 12 and Walston 11. for Dean's Truckers F Applegate scored 25, Kidd 18, and Applicate 11.
Red River Arsenal Cagers defeated Madlock Texans 111 to 102 at Patmos Gym. Brint Odom led Red River with 29 points, Larry Bruce 20, Royce Townsend 16. For Madlock Texaco D J Yates had 27, Harold Johns 25, Monroe Scoggins 22.
The Bobcats meet the Malvern Leopards on Hope's home hardwood in a pivotal league showdown. Both teams carry near identical records, making this a high stakes battle for league leadership.
Hope and Malvern meet tonight in Hammons Field House with a 6:30 junior game opener. Bobcats lead 4AA with a 5-1 mark. Leopards sit 4-1, vying for first place as Malvern’s 6'6" James Chancellor and 6'4" Danny Doss pace a strong attack.
R H Dick Sikes of Springdale Ark led scoring in the opening round of the Lucky Invitational Golf Tournament in San Francisco. Sikes shared a 71 with 11 others as five players tied for 68 and another had 69 while 10 golfers posted 70s.
The team finishes the season with a 12 win 4 loss record reflecting strong performance. Coaches credit consistency in offense and defense while players note improvement and momentum heading into the next campaign.
East Providence edged St. Bonaventure 77 76 while Davidson beat East Carolina 82 68 and Arkansas defeated Mississippi State 84 69. Virginia Tech topped Furman 104 81. South Carolina beat Richmond 73 60. Carson-Newman won 88 53 over Tusculum. Midwest Oklahoma State 59 Colorado 55. Drake 60 Tulsa 58. Ohio U 89 Western Michigan 76. Southwest Arizona 71 San Francisco 56. New Mexico 69 Texas Western 80. Houston 80 Baylor 78. McMurry 87 Pan American. Far West Stanford 87 UC Santa Barbara 78. Seattle 78 70. High School Northwest Arkansas Invitational results include Mulberry 71 Alma 44. Gravette 53 44 Decatur. Springdale 69 41 Rogers.
Hank Iba, 60, in his 36th year, guided Oklahoma State to a 59-55 three overtime win over Colorado to sharpen his bid to become the nation’s winningest active coach. The victory moved OSU to 12-4 in the Big Eight and 50-12 overall as Iba closed in on Adolph Rupp’s record with 712 career wins.
The Chicago team defeated Boston 6 to 2 in an NHL game. Key players from Chicago led the offense while Boston struggled to contain the attack. The result adds points in the standings for Chicago.
Charles Sonny Liston, former world heavyweight boxing champion, goes on trial in County Court on drunken driving charges. He pleaded innocent after Christmas arrest and faces a six member jury before Judge John F Sanchez in Denver.
Sam Perry 19, Fordham junior, equaled the world indoor 60 yard dash record at 5.9 seconds during the Wanamaker-Mill Rose Games in Madison Square Garden. Facing Olympic contenders Paul Drayton and Mel Pender, Perry led to a decisive victory and earned meet outstanding athlete honors. He noted the absence of strong competition after Bob Hayes left the circuit. Perry plans to compete in Boston next, skipping Toronto.
Schedule shows New York at Montreal and Boston at Toronto with Chicago at Detroit among upcoming matchups for the league. No results or dates provided in the fragment.
San Francisco Warriors beat the Cincinnati Royals 105-90 to end a 17 game losing streak. Nate Thurmond scored 30 and led rebounds as defense limited Oscar Robertson who managed only eight field points.
Oklahoma selected as the site for softball's national Hall of Fame and the new headquarters for the Amateur Softball Association of America. ASA commissioners, in Anaheim for their 33rd annual convention, chose the location Thursday. the current national headquarters will move from Newark, New Jersey.
National Open champion Ken Venturi of San Francisco will be off the golf circuit for about six weeks after surgery to confirm inflammation of the arteries in his hands. Dr. Robert Woods said the operation at Good Samaritan Hospital involved 15 stitches in Venturi’s back and 12 in his legs.
A Judsonia man 64 Leslie F. Sheffer died when his pickup collided with a car on U S 67 two miles southwest of Judsonia. The car driver L D York 24 of Bald Knob suffered a broken leg. Police reported no other injuries.
Bathhouse Row often called the Main Street to Health, reflecting its reputation as a corridor linking wellness venues and medical services. The moniker captures local admiration for the district as a hub of health facilities and public care.
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