Hunt and Fish Licenses to Rise One Dollar in Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission plans a bill to raise fishing and hunting licenses by $1, adding about $39,000 to annual revenue. Commissioners note construction costs for lakes rose since 1948 and seek matching funds for federal outdoor recreation programs. License costs compare unfavorably with Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. The total Arkansas fee remains $5, with $2.50 for hunting and $2.50 for fishing.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Game and Fish Commission
Lincoln County
G. D. Smith Jr
George Purvis
Information and Education
Farvis
Commission
Lake Conway
Faulkner County
Overcup
Conway County
Purvis
Missouri
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Solunar Tables When to Fish or Hunt
John Alden Knight presents Solunar Tables guiding daily fishing and hunting by major and minor periods. Major periods run about 90 to 120 minutes starting at specified times, with minor periods shorter and in regular type.
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John Alden Knight
Celtics Down the Injury Ridden Hawks
The Lakers, led by Jerry West with 44 points, near clinching the Western Division as St. Louis Hawks suffer injuries. Boston beat Philadelphia 122 118 while St Louis fell 108 192 to the Celtics and Cliff Hagan sprained a knee. West 22 points per half, Baylor 33, Chamberlain 34.
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National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Jerry West
St. Louis Hawk
Lakers
West
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cliff Hagan
Boston Celtics
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Hawks
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
76Ers
Hagan
Russell Lifts Wolverines To 80 79 Victory Over Illinois
Michigan, 19 2, rides 6 6 guard Cazzie Russell to an 80 79 win at Champaign. Russell scores five points in final 15 seconds to seal the comeback as Michigan extends its win streak to 11 and eyes a Big Ten title. West Virginia tops Southern Conference, UCLA, Princeton and Connecticut also win titles. NCAA and NIT field set with teams announced for first round.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Cazzie Russell
James Bond
Russell
Michigan
Wolverines
Illinois
Dave Strack
Champaign
Wichita
Princeton
Indiana
Bob Camp
Bill Maphis
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Charlotte
William and Mary
Camp
Maphis
Davidson
UCLA
Connecticut
San Francisco
California
Cornell
New Hampshire
St. Mary’s Gaels
St. Joseph's
Eastern Kentucky
Providence
Penn State
Dayton
DePaul
Houston
Colorado State
Oklahoma City
Basketball Scores and Eastern Division Clinch Noted
The page lists standings for several teams including Los Angeles and St. Louis with records and percentages. It notes Cincinnati clinching the Eastern Division, and cites multiple game results such as New York 102 Baltimore 99, Detroit 117 Cincinnati 115, and Los Angeles 112 Philadelphia 118. Upcoming games include Detroit at Columbus, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at New York.
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Los Angel
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francas
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Phila
San Fran
Boston
Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Celtics Clinch Division as Beaty Leads Hawks Loss
The Celtics clinched the Eastern Division title with Tom Heinsohn scoring 11 points in the final period to beat St. Louis. Beaty contributed for the Hawks who faced injuries on the roster.
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Bob Pettitt
John Barnhill
Mike Farmer
Hawks
Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
St. Louis
Heinsohn
Boston
Zelmo Beaty
Parkers Defeat Rice by 77-64 in Houston
Arkansas, out of the Southwest Conference race, defeated Rice 77-64 as three regulars were sidelined by illness and a family matter. Ricky Sugg led Arkansas with 19 points while John Talkington and Steve Rousseau added 13 each. Rice's Bill Doty led his team with 20 points as Arkansas raised its league record to 5-7 and Rice fell to 1-11.
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Houston
Arkansas
Rice
Razorback
Glen Rose
J. D. McConnell
Charles Guess
Ronald Cooper
Parkers
Ricky Sugg
John Talkington
Steve Rousseau
Bill Doty
SMU Seeks First Conference Title in Eight Years
SMU aims to secure at least a share of the Southwest Conference crown by beating Texas A&M in College Station. The Mustangs, 10-3 with one game left if victorious, face a wary Aggies squad led by Beasley’s scoring push as Tech leads with an ineligible player ruling shaping the race.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
College Station
Mustangs
A&m
Aggies
SMU
Aggie
Beasley
Texas
Texas Christian
Methodists
Texas Tech
Tech
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Baylor
Rice
Houston
Fight Results Weekend Fights From The Associated Press
In Manila Elorde 135 outpointed Barrientos 135 in twelve rounds. In Johannesburg Ngi di Asheshov South Africa out pointed Brown Houston 10 rounds. In Tokyo Kobo bara 1472 outpointed Kwon 1472 ten rounds. In Pavia Campari Italy stopped Penteado Brazil seven rounds.
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Associated Press
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Rene Barrientos
Johannesburg
Joe Ngidi Asheshov
South Africa
Joe Brown
Houston
Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Kobobara
Japan
Soo Bok Kwon
South Korea
Pavia
Italy
Giordano Campari
Luis Penteado
Brazil
Bobcats Host Arkadelphia In Postponed Tonight Match
The Bobcats play Arkadelphia Badgers at home after a February 19 postponement caused by Hope school shutdown. In a prior 77 55 Hope win on the Badgers court, Arkadelphia nearly rallied late. A B game opens at 6 30 with the feature at 7 30.
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Bobcats
Arkadelphia Badgers
Hope
Arkadelphia
Badgers
Arkansas Teens Tourney Scores And State Finals Results
Arkansas college and high school teams posted multiple results across tournaments. Notable scores include Arkansas 77 over Rice 64, Ouachita 85 over John Brown 78, and 8A finals with Lavaca 72 over Charleston 68 in two overtimes. Local state tourney brackets list numerous junior and senior boys and girls victors.
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Ouachita
John Brown
Brinkley
Manila
Piggott Rector
Piggott
Monticello
Drew Central
McGehee
Fort Smith
Lavaca
Charleston
Little Rock
White Hall
Marianna
Mena Ash
North Carolina
Duke
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
N.C. State
Wake Forest
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana St
Wichita
Cincinnati
Drake
Ohio St
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mich
Bobcats Rally Drops Malvern 80 62 in Key Showdown
Hope High School’s Bobcats staged a dramatic second half rally to defeat league leader Malvern 80 to 62 at Mavern. Ronnie Ingram and Buddy Jordan led with 22 points each, while Archer and Ramsay controlled the boards as Hope moved into third place in the 4AA standings.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Hope
Malvern
Mavern
Leopards
Smackover
Bucks
Fairview Cardinals
Bobcats
Cards
Crossett
Fairview
James Chancellor
Bobby Bush
Snowburg
Cats
Ingram
Jordan
Thornton
Voss
Chancellor
Archer
Vaughn
Ronnie Ingram
Buddy Jordan
Jerry Burnett
Stan Parris
Dennis Ramsey
Ronnie Thornton
Arkadelphia Badgers
Badgers
B” Lizards
Dennis Turner
Eddie Aslin
Don McAdams
Larry Don Wright
Mike Westbrook
Bobby McGill
College basketball scores from various games and tournaments
A recap of numerous college basketball results across regions with final scores. Notable outcomes include Princeton over Cornell, Penn State over Pittsburgh, Harvard defeating Brown, and South ranking upsets in conferences. Tournament results feature Southern Conference and West Virginia Conference highlights.
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Providence
Holy Cross
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Army
Navy
Fordham
NYU
Princeton
Cornell
Penn
Columbia
Harvard
Brown
Yale
Dartmouth
Canisius
St. John’s
Villanova
Memphis St
Boston Col
Phillips
Conn
N. Hampshire
Steubenville
Gannon
SOUTH
Spahn Aims for 15 Wins With Mets After 1964 Slump
Warren Spahn, 43, set a 15 win target after signing his 1965 Mets contract. He cut about 10 percent from last year's 80 000 salary, seeks to rebound from a 6 13 season with Milwaukee, and hopes to surpass the NL career record of 373 victories. He emphasized readiness and self-improvement rather than dwelling on past Braves differences.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Spahn
George Weiss
Hurler
Mets
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Braves
NCAA Track Ban Takes Effect Amid Record Breakers
The NCAA ban on open track competition begins today as top athletes capped the weekend with five indoor marks. At Louisville's Freedom Hall, four indoors and one American record fell, with Harvard, Texas Southern, Villanova, and others posting notable wins across major meets including Ithaca and Baltimore. The dispute with the AAU over governance continues as colleges face penalties for noncompliant open meets.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
NCAA
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Ithaca
N.Y
Harvard
Baltimore
Ray Saddler
Yale
Wendell Mottley
Boston
Texas
Villanova
Jimm Orr
al Adams
Tommy Sullivan
Noel Carroll
Kentucky State
Craig Wallace
Mel Pender
U.S. Army
Bob Hayes
Billy Pemelton
Mercedes
Tex
San Francisco
Mel Hein Jr
Hein
Cleveland
Milwaukee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Rangers and Bruins Going Nowhere Fast in NHL Race
The Bruins upset Chicago 5-4 as Johnny Bucyk scored three quick goals. The Rangers surged past Toronto 6-2 with a first-period burst. Detroit pulled within two points of second place as Norm Ullman’s hat trick led a 5-1 win over Montreal. Chicago leads Montreal by three points but has two more games played.
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Associated Press
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Bruins
Johnny Bucyk
Chicago
Rangers
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Wings
Norm Ullman
Montreal
Canadiens
Hawks
Detroit
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National Hockey League
GFGA
Boston A
Icherd Aston Knight
A.M. P.M
Bosota
Wes
Shirley Smith
Pat King
St. Joseph’s
Western Kentucky
Boston College
St. John’s of New York
Texas Western
New Mexico
W. L. Pet. G.B
Philaphia
Star Sports
Lubbock
Waco
Fort Worth
Dub Malaise
Associated Press College
Arkansas State College
Abilene Christian
Arkansas Am&n
Texas Southern
AIC
Pine Bluff
Cash Marmaduke
Oak Grove
Black Rock
Clover Bend
Gentry Cedarville
West Ford
Hardy Cotter
Greenbrier
Lewisville
Glenwood
Bradley
Tuckerman
Perryville
Trumann Bay
Trumann
Conway Greenbrier
Plumerville
DeWitt
Krussellville
Rarrison
Rips Malvern
the Assocated Press East
Crimson
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Awori
Andrzej Badenski
Poland
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Bill Brothers
Witold Baran
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