Hickory Ridge Upsets Taylor In B Tournament Opener
In Litt le Rock Hickory Ridge pulled off a 55 to 54 upset over Taylor as Barry House hit a late free throw. John Baker led the Ridge with 16 points while Richard Britt scored 19 to top Taylor. Turrell crushed Dover 85-43 and Wilmot beat Oxford 85-55 in the nightcap.
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National Hockey League Tuesday and Thursday Schedule
The Associated Press lists no games on Tuesday. Upcoming matches include Boston at New York and Detroit at Chicago. Thursday features Toronto at Montreal and New York at Boston.
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Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Tables
The page presents a Solunar Periods schedule from John Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES. Major periods are shown in bold and last about 90 to 120 minutes, while Minor periods in regular type run shorter. Plan days to fish or hunt during the good times.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Matches
NBA results include Cincinnati 121 over San Francisco 105 and Los Angeles 126 over Philadelphia 117. St Louis defeated New York 99 while Boston beat Los Angeles and Baltimore hosted Cincinnati and Detroit hosted San Francisco. Thursday features San Francisco at Detroit and Fort Wayne in Indiana hosting San Francisco vs Detroit.
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Terrell and Machen Battle for WBA Heavyweight Title
Chicago in Friday night clash features Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen for the WBA heavyweight crown. Terrell, 36-4 with 18 KOs, and Machen, 47-5-2 with 29 KOs, meet at International Amphitheatre in a bout heavily publicized despite personality questions.
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College basketball scores from multiple games
Providence 102 over Massachusetts 75 Maine 105 over New Hampshire 70 Bucknell 85 over Delaware 69 Murray 84 over Morehead 75 Michigan 98 over Wisconsin 75 Minnesota 78 over Iowa 70 Illinois 93 over Northwestern 70 Detroit 90 over Marquette 76 Bradley 102 over North Texas 77 Missouri 84 over Nebraska 66 Texas A&M 94 over SMU 81 Texas Tech 87 over Arkansas 80 Texas 84 over TCU 63 Baylor 79 over Rice 72 Har-Simmons 54 over West Texas 50 Akron 83 over Otterbein 71 in Ohio Conference tournament championship.
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Wilson sets national prep pole vault record at 16 feet 4% inches
Warren High School senior Paul Wilson broke the national prep pole vault mark with a 16 feet 4% inch vault in his first attempt. He previously became the first prep schooler to reach 16 feet last year, trying three times at 16-9 before failing.
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Warren High School
Michigan Clinches At Least Tie For Big Ten Title
Michigan's 98-75 win over Wisconsin, led by Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin, leaves the Wolverines 20-2 overall and 12-0 in conference, needing one more victory over Minnesota to capture the Big Ten crown outright. Providence beat Massachusetts 102-75 as Jim Walker and Dexter Westbrook scored 21 each and Texas A&M upset SMU 94-81 to tie for second in the SWC.
Texas Tech Beats Arkansas 87 80 in SWC Tilt
Texas Tech toped Arkansas 87 to 80 after a 19 6 third period edge in Fayetteville. Dub Malaise scored 30 points leading Tech while Arkansas’ John Talkington had 19. Arkansas player Sugg fouled out as Tech moved to 49 46 halftime lead and held on for the win.
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76ers Still in Playoff Mix Despite Slump
The Philadelphia 76ers face a tight path to the playoffs as they trail after a 126-117 loss to the Los Angeles team in New York. With injuries to Hal Greer and Larry Costello, Dolph Schayes worries as New York's setback keeps Philadelphia within one win of clinching an Eastern Division spot.
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Indiana Also Loses Its Head Coach
Indiana University begins a national coaching search after veteran Branch McCracken resigns as basketball coach at age 57 ending 24 seasons with the Hoosiers. He will remain as a professor while a new coach is sought following earlier football coaching changes.
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Bradley Named AP College Player of the Year in 1965
Princeton star Bill Bradley, a two time All America forward from Crystal City Missouri, won the AP player of the year by a 116-30 margin over Michigan's Cazzie Russell. The 216 voters also tabbed Bradley first on the All America team with Russell and five others, including Rick Barry and Gail Goodrich. Estes was named posthumously to the team.
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Nicklaus Palmer and Player Seek First 1965 Wins
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player open the 1965 Pensacola Open with a pro am warmup as they chase their first tour victories of the year. None among the trio has yet won a tournament this season and all aim to boost earnings in the 72 hole event on the 6142 yard par 72 course.
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Indiana Hoosiers Open Big Ten Play With Mixed Results
Indiana opened the season with nine straight pre conference wins but lost the Big Ten opener to Illinois and now sits at 17 5 for the season and 7 5 in conference action.
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Arkansas Basketball Scores From THE sag PRESS
Ark basketball scores reported by THE sag PRESS show Ouachita 65 over Arkansas State Teachers 63. Mountain Home 88 beat Rogers 72. North Little Rock 73 defeated Conway Hot Springs 64. Little Rock Hall 58 fell to Crossett 70 and Smackover 64beat.
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State Class A Senior Boys Basketball Tuesday Games
In Little Rock the State Class A Senior Boys action saw White Hall beat Piggott 89 62 and Rector defeat Lavaca 84 78 in overtime while Marianna edged Emerson 64 44. Drew Central meets Trumann at 10 50 a.m. and Green Forest plays Ouachita at 1 30 p.m. McGehee meets Mulberry at 8 50 p.m.
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Rector tops Lavaca in overtime Class A showdown
Rector defeated Lavaca 84-78 in overtime as Bobby McKeel scored 23 and Garvin Gatewood added key free throws. George Green led Lavaca with 42 points despite the loss. White Hall beat Piggott 89-62 and Marianna edged Emerson 66-44 in night action.
Mississippi State Mentor Resigns After 10-Year Run
Babe McCarthy resigns as Mississippi State basketball coach effective immediately citing inability to do his best. He leaves with a 169-85 career mark, three consecutive SEC titles, and a 10-year tenure at his alma mater. The 1964-65 season ended 10-16 with a 78-77 win over Mississippi. Athletic Director Wade Walker offered no comment on a successor.
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Campaign expense report filed in Madison mayoral race
William S. Fields filed his aldermanic campaign expense report with the Madison city clerk. He noted his only contribution was 29 cents from his wife Donna.
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Pensacola Pro-Am Highlights Casual Cash Prize
Ken Venturi, last year’s U S Open winner, returns to tour after health layoff due to arterial inflammation causing numbness in his hands. The Pensacola Country Club pro-am carried 3000 dollars in cash and prizes.
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For the People on CBS Provokes Mixed Reactions
AP reviews CBS drama For the People as well acted and thoughtful but lacking in vital ingredients. The piece notes a controversial dismissal of a confession obtained by force and a plot about a mentally ill boy who killed his teacher, with a cynical prosecutor and divided values. The show competes with NBC Bonanza and ABC travelogue Inger Stevens in Sweden.
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Blizzard Slams Midwest to Carolinas Amid Historic Storm
Blizzard conditions stretch from Minnesota to Iowa with heavy snow totals and widespread travel disruption. Schools closed, vehicles stranded, and air rail and highway networks suffer major delays as frigid conditions ease flood risks.
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