Parkers Open Loop Play With Baylor
The Southwest Conference schedules a busy week with Arkansas and Baylor opening at Waco Tuesday night, SMU hosting Rice in Dallas, and Texas Christian hosting Texas Tech in Fort Worth. By weekend Texas meets Rice in Houston, Texas Tech plays Baylor in Lubbock, Arkansas hosts TCU in Fayetteville, and SMU travels to College Station to face Texas A&M, who lead the league with a 4-1-? record. Arkansas, Rice and SMU sit tied for fourth at 2-2, while TCU is 1-3 and Baylor 0-4. Last week Arkansas beat Tulsa 66-58, SMU defeated Oklahoma City University 68-87, and Texas Tech beat the Phillins 80-76.
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Locke Aims To Play 20 More Years After SF Open Win
Bobby Locke, idolized by the South African youth, plans to play golf at least 20 more years after winning the San Francisco International Open in stormy conditions. Gary Player surged with six final round birdies to finish 12 under in a rain soaked Harding Park, beating George Bayer by two strokes. The event paid Locke $9,500 and Player $4,600 each, with Bayer at 274 and several veterans close behind.
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Solunar Tables Guide by John Alden Knight
The text outlines planned fishing and hunting times from John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about two hours, with minor periods shown in regular type of shorter duration for planning best sport windows.
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Weekend College Basketball Roundup From Hope and Star
The Hope and Star sports page surveys college basketball results across regions with many games noted. Key scores include Canisius defeating Creighton 97 89 and Army beating Princeton 62 while Dartmouth toppled Boston under experimental rules.
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Soviet Union Resumes Radio Jamming Broadcasts
The Soviet Union resumed jamming foreign broadcasts today after an unclear delay. Officials cited technical difficulties and a need to counter external signals.
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Week shapes up for Buckeyes title chase in strong conference showdowns
Top teams including St Bonaventure Bradley North Carolina Duke and USC eye key tests as Ohio State stumbles could decide NCAA NIT bids. St Bonaventure meets Marquette then Bradley in New York while UNC and Duke clash in a big ACC stretch. USC faces UCLA in a pivotal Big Five set with others chasing bids.
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Striker Choice for NATO Position Amid Belgian Speculation
Diplomatic chatter swirls over who will fill a NATO post as Belgium weighs candidates. Belgium’s minister and regional leaders are cited in reports about a potential nomination, with Allied officials delaying formal decisions while Brussels eyes key political figures and party dynamics.
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Finals Set for Golden Gloves in Fort Smith
The state Golden Gloves finals and semifinal Novice bouts will occur Saturday night in Fort Smith. Winners advance to the Mid-South tournament in Memphis on February 8. A standout bout features 126-pound Open final contender Jimmy Humphries of Pine Bluff versus Freddie Milly of McAlester Oklahoma.
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Celtics Inch Toward Fifth Straight Eastern Title
Boston now holds a six game division lead after a 126-115 win over Philadelphia. Rory Cousy sparked a first quarter surge as Boston built an early 40 point cushion, while Wilt Chamberlain led the 76ers with 46 points. The Hawks moved ahead in the West with two weekend wins as Detroit faded.
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Razorbacks Lose Curtis Cox For Spring Training
Parkers lose services of Curtis Cox as Arkansas Razorbacks prep for spring training starting April 17. Coach Frank Broyles notes Cox fails to post grade requirements at mid semester, leaving him the sole player out of eligibility.
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Rookie Oscar Robertson Leads Rookie Star Surge
Oscar Robertson shines as St. Louis extends its win streak to four with 25 points from Bob Pettit and Clyde Lovellette, while Syracuse’s Roe Thindley nets 16 of 27 in the third to spark a Lakers edge over the Pistons. Elgin Baylor has 34 for Los Angeles.
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Arkansas Grid Standouts Face Springseason Rules
Cox played both fullback and linebacker on last year’s Southwest Conference champion team as the monster man in Broyles’ shifting defense. Spring practice runs through May 13 with intra-squad games in Fayetteville May 6 and Little Rock May 14. The Arkansas Coaching Clinic, a two day program, has drawn over...
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Little Rock
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Tragic Fire Fatalizes One-Year-Old at Reydel Farm
In Stuttgart area, David Jimler Williams, age 1, died when a tenant farm house burned. Brother-in-law Tuilias Avery was seriously burned and hospitalized. eight Avery children escaped unharmed. Firemen report Williams allegedly spread tractor fuel on coals, igniting his clothing as he tried to smother the blaze.
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Southwest Conference slated for April 21 22 training event
About 200 coaches from five states in past years will attend the event in April. Trainer Bill Werrell cites progress on a chronically shoulder condition, noting Lance Alworth has completely recovered after surgery.
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Ad solicits 1000 dollar life insurance for seniors
An advertisement urges people aged 50 to 80 to mail their name address and year of birth to Old American Life Insurance Co. of Kansas City for a $1000 policy to cover final expenses with no obligation and no calls, directing to 4900 Oak Dept LB Kansas City MO.
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