Bobcats Face Fairview in District Tournament Night
Hope Star reports the Bobcats meet Fairview Cardinals in the District Tournament at Malvern with games starting at 6:00 and 7:40 before the 9:00 main event. Bobby Bush leads the Cardinals with 200 points in 12 games, while Hope relies on Dan Jones to slow him.
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No Nonsense in Hank's Training Camp
Miami AP report shows Orioles manager Hank Bauer vowing no-nonsense spring training with 110 percent effort required. Bauer enforces discipline, fining Willie Kirkland 300 for late arrival while GM Lee MacPhail backs Bauer and pressures holdout Stu Miller to accept a new offer.
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Russia Visions Olympic Victory in Tokyo
Moscow based coach Gabriel Korobkov predicts the Soviet track and field team will overpower rivals at the Tokyo Olympics stating that Russian athletes have trained for five months or longer and are prepared to win under any circumstances. He cites United States Great Britain and the German team as strongest competitors.
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Parkers Close Season Tonight
Arkansas faces Texas Christian in Fayetteville to end the Southwest Conference schedule. TCU sits last with a 4-19 season record and 0-13 league mark, while Arkansas stands 5-8 in the conference and 8-14 overall. Expected starters include J D McConnell and Warren Vogel for Arkansas, Archie Clayton and Gary Turner for TCU.
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Zimmer Back on List of Injuries
Veteran infielder Ben Zimmerman heads a growing spring training injury list as a broken left hand sidelines him for four to six weeks. Also out are Gary Peters with inflamed shoulder, Andre Rodgers with a spiked finger, Dor Messi with a sore elbow, and Phil Linz with a sore elbow, while Zimmerman recalls a career of frequent mishaps from minor leagues to major leagues.
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Ramsey Stops Ranieri In Bridgeport Bout
In Bridgeport Herb Ramsey 160 from Bridgeport stopped Don Ranieri 139 from White Plains. In San Jose Manuel Ramirez 1292 out pointed Beto Maldonado 1291 from Los Angeles. The report lists two boxing results from Wednesday with local and West Coast fighters.
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Americans Name Representative For Bremen Swimming Meet
New York AP The Amateur Athletic Union named Carl Robie of Philadelphia to represent the United States in the eighth annual swimming meet at Bremen Germany. Robie is the national AAU 200 meter butterfly champion. Arkansas notes its rich soil and water supply.
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All American Bradds Prefers Teaching Over Pro Basketball
Ohio State star Gary Lee Bradds, AP's player of the year, says he favors teaching and coaching in junior high schools over a professional basketball career. He notes the honor but emphasizes his plan to pursue physical education and guideyoung players, with pro offers pending any favorable deal.
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Bucks
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Fred) Taylor
Rangers Pleased With Trade After Seiling Debut
New York Rangers general manager Mazz Patrick watched Rod Seiling debut in a decisive 4 3 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. Seiling, part of a big trade that sent Andy Bathgate and Don McKenney to New York, aided on a tying goal and harassed star Pierre Pilote as the Rangers prevailed.
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Andy Bathgate
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Delight Notches 40th Victory in Class B Tourney
Delight wins 52-48 over Pyatt in a Class B state tournament quarterfinal. Mike Lamb scores 23, sealing the win with two late free throws as Pyatt rallies in the final minute. Cedarville defeats Scranton 60-42, Biggers-Reynor tops Alzheimer 65-51. Quarterfinals today. semifinals Friday. finals Saturday.
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National Basketball Association Wednesday Results
Celtics 112 edge Cincinnati 108 while Baltimore 115 defeats New York O18 St Louis 110 over Los Angeles 104. Today's schedule features St Louis at San Francisco and Boston at Cincinnati with Baltimore facing Detroit in Marion Indiana. Friday has no games.
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Princeton Beats Penn 76 66 As Yale Yale 7 Brown 75
College basketball results show Princeton defeating Pennsylvania 76 to 66 and Yale topping Brown 75 to 7. Connecticut routed Rhode Island 60 to 1 and Syracuse beat Niagara 97 to 72. St John’s edged Holy Cross 3 to 1 in a noted scoreline.
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Jockey Roy Cave Recovered After Oaklawn Fall
Jockey Roy Cave, who suffered a skull fracture in a spill at Oaklawn Park on February 25, has been released from a Hot Springs hospital. Attendants say full return to racing will take about three months as Cave recovers from the injury sustained when his horse stumbled at the starting gate.
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Waldo Triumphs in A meEt Quarterfinal Thriller
Waldo edged Charleston 67 65 in overtime for a state Class A basketball tournament quarterfinal win. Terry Horn led Waldo with 27 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter and all five in overtime. Manila set a tournament scoring record with 94 65 over Sheridan and Judsonia beat Alma 67 65.
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Clay Plans World Tour After Heavyweight Title
Cassius Clay said he plans a world tour in a month or two, possibly a year away, and hinted at exhibition bouts during the trip. He referenced taking the Army pre-induction test in Coral Gables on January 24 but denied knowing its outcome. The Defense Department said test results are in administrative processing in Washington.
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Aaron Best Player in Majors Says Aaron Best Player in Majors
Milwaukee slugger Henry Aaron, praised by manager Bobby Bragan as the finest all around player in baseball, surpasses Willie Mays in hitting and base running. Bragan notes Aaron stole 31 bases last year, proving himself a complete ballplayer with speed and instinct. Clark and Mecca trip details included.
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Willie Mays
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Little Pilot
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National Hockey Scores Tie and Contests
National Hockey League results show Boston 4 Toronto 4 in a tie. New York 4 Chicago 3. Detroit plays Montreal and Chicago faces Boston.
Arkansas Basketball Scores in Region 2AA Tournament
In West Memphis Stuttgart defeated Newport 60 to 4 while Batesville posted 64 to 5 over Helena. Greene County Teel led 76 to Wynne 4 and Forrest City bested Loavhville 48 to 4.
Lopat Sets Team Stance Amid Finley Showdowns
Bradenton Florida AP report on Eddie Lopat shaping the on field staff and uniforms as Charles Finley battles AL meddling and franchise travel. Lopat stresses impact on players minimal while stressing start strong with Chamber of Commerce support and a six man coaching group including Dykes and Dahlgren. Uniform plans include white home and two road sets misty green and gold.
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Aaron tops NL in RBIs and bases while edging Mays for average
Aaron led the National League in runs batted in with 130 total bases and 370 runs scored while posting a slugging percentage of .586 and tying for most home runs with 44. He finished with a .319 batting average, narrowly missing the triple crown by seven points.
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