Delight Faces Unbeaten Turrell in Class B Semifinal
Delight meets 37 game winning Turrell in the Class B state tournament semifinals at Little Rock. Altheimer faces Greenbrier in the other semifinal as Turrell topped Wilmot 86-63 and Delight edged Yellville 47-37. Greenbrier beat Hickory Ridge 52-63 to advance.
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Little Rock
Delight
Turrell
Altheimer
Greenbrier
Wilmot
Yellville
Hickory Ridge
James Scifres
Benton Cone
Mike Lamb
Mike Wickersham
Arkansas High School Scores From AP Report
In regional play and tournaments Arkansas high schools posted results. Listed: Smackover 74 over Southern Methodist 88, Warren 49 over Camden Fairview 82 77, plus Magnolia 76 over Crossett 60 in OT. Region action at Sheridan Leachville 63 over West Memphis 40 Newport 64 over Batesville 60 Greenwood County Tech 59 over Stuttgart 48.
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Newport
Batesville
Grenne County Tech
Stuttgart
Tournament at a Glance Class A State Senior Boys
Bay defeats White Hall 79 to 74 and Rector outruns Marianna 55 to 41 while Green Forest tops Drew Central 76 to 44 at Little Rock. Thursday schedule features Mulberry against Bay at 1 30 p m and Rector versus Green Forest at 8 50 p m with Class B Junior Boys also on the card.
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Little Rock
Bay
White Hall
Rector
Marianna
Green Forest
Drew Central
Solunar Period Schedule From Knight Tables
The page presents a solunar timetable from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It lists Major and Minor periods with start times for A M and P M segments, indicating fishing or hunting windows of about one and a half to two hours.
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Joe Alden Knight
John Alden Knight
Game Ends with Two Players Left in Wells Carlin Match
Wells beat Carlin 89 to 29 to eliminate Carlin from the Eastern Division Zone Tournament. Only one Carlin player remained on the floor late in the game as Wells trimmed its lineup to match.
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WELLS
Nev
Carlin
Bay Ends White Hall Streak In Class A Quarterfinals
Bay defeated White Hall 79-74 to end the 24-game White Hall win streak in the Class A state tournament quarterfinals. Eddie Morrison scored 20 for Bay, Glenn Rogers 20 for White Hall. Rector overcame Marianna 55-41 as Allen Williams added 16. Green Forest beat Drew Central 76-44 with Kenny Bailey at 21.
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Little Rock
Bay
White Hall
Green Forest
Drew Central
Rector
Marianna
Mulberry
Eddie Morrison
Glenn Rogers
Allen Williams
James Doyer
Kenny Bailey
Green Fest
Raymond Scogin
Pepper Martin dies at 63 once famed Wild Horse of the Osage
Pepper Martin, renowned St. Louis Cardinal star of the early 1930s, died of a heart attack at a hospital in McAlester Oklahoma. The Osage ranch resident rose to fame in the 1931 World Series, piling up 12 hits and a .506 batting average, stealing bases and wrecking Connie Mack’s A’s with Lefty Grove and Earnshaw.
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Okla
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Martin
Wild Horse
The
Osage
Cardinals
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Mack
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Turrell and Delight Set Sights on Semifinal Showdown
In the Greenbrier and Hickory Ridge Turrell matchup, Greenbrier leads 52 to 8 while Wilmot defeats Delight 63 to 47 and Yellville trails 37. Semifinals feature Altheimer versus Greenbrier and Turrell against Delight at 7 p.m. today.
Malvern Falls Bobcats Earn Tie for Second in 4AA Finale
Malvern dropped Camden 84-56 as the Bobcats finish 21-4 and earn a tie for second in 4AA while Hope closes 12-4 after beating Malvern. Fairview’s Bobby Bush 43 and Malvern’s James Chancellor 40 sparked a rugged district duel, Crossett upset Fairview, and Smackover clinched the 4AA title with 74-49 over Warren. Coach Mitchell praised his small squad as Buddy Jordan led with 34 points.
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Fairview
Bobby Bush
Malvern
James Chancellor
Bush
Chancellor
Crossett Eagles
Buckaroos
Warren
Crossett
Magnolia
Bobcats
Billy Mitchell
Buddy Jordan
Camden
Rowe
Panthers
Ingram Gunning
Hope
Larry May
Jordan
Jerry Burnett
Ronnie Ingram
Stan Parris
Andy High
Mike Archer
Virgil McNatt
Robby McGill
John Rose
Well
Lizards
Bobby McGill
Eddie Aslin
Dennis Turner
L. D. Wright
Mike Westbrook
Fred O. Ellis
Don McAdams
Jerome Weston
Duke Faces Wake Forest in ACC Semifinal Showdown
Duke, 11-14, clashes with Wake Forest, 11-14, in Raleigh semifinal as Wake upset North Carolina and Duke edged South Carolina. Maryland beat Clemson and N C State routed Virginia in other ACC first-round games. St. Louis Billikens celebrate NIT bid after routing North Texas. Fordham and St John’s win in MSG. Southern Methodist and Texas ready for SWC playoff after tied records.
Miami bout ends in knockout for Jay Locker
Jay Locker of Miami stopped Richie Smith of Nassau in the third round. In Sarnia Ontario Jim Meilleur of Toronto and Taylor Hawk Hill of Detroit fought to an eight round draw.
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Miami
Jay Locker
Richie Smith
Nassau
Sarnia
Jim Meilleur
Toronto
Taylor
Hawk) Hill
Detroit
Drew
Warriors Hand Detroit Setback
The San Francisco Warriors beat the Detroit Pistons 115-110 in Fort Wayne Indiana. Tom Meschery scored the decisive layup with 1:38 left as Detroit fell three games behind Baltimore for the West’s final playoff spot. Terry Dischinger led Detroit with 30 points while Nate Thurmond added 25 for the Warriors.
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Associated
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Pistons
Baltimore
Fort Nayne
Ind
Warriors
Tom Meschery
Terry Dischinger
Nate Thurmond
College Basketball Scores and Tournament Highlights
In the East Boston College defeated Holy Cross 111 to 89 while St. John’s beat NYU 70 to 66 and Fordham edged Manhattan 67 to 65. Oklahoma ran past Loyola Louisiana 94 to 80 in the South. St. Louis beat North Texas 90 to 73 in the Midwest. Texas Tech topped SMU 98 to 75 and Texas A&M bested Arkansas 75 to 73 in the Southwest. Montana State won 71 69 over Utah State while Weber State defeated Gonzaga 86 to 67 in the West. ACC first round results show Wake Forest 92 over North Carolina 76, Duke 62 over South Carolina 60, NC State 106 over Virginia 69, and Maryland 61 over Clemson 50. Rotation of the earth note appears as a non sequitur.
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Associated Press
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Gamecocks
Jack Marin
Deacons
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Virginia
Terps
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Manhattan
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Becton College
Holy Cross
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Phillips Oilers
Southern Methodist
Texas
Waco
SMU
Arkansas
Baylor
Oklahoma
Loyola
Midwest
Southwest Texas
TCU
Rice
Tex. Tech
Texas A&m
Far West
Mont. State
Utah St
Weber
Gonzaga
W. Forest
N. Carolina
N.C. State
Guernsey Jr Girls Reach Semifinals in Area 18 Tourney
In the Area 18 Junior Girls Tourney Bright Star defeated Taylor 42 to 38 behind 21 from Dunlap and 20 from Wall. Fouke beat Spring Hill 45 to 38 with 20 from McCormack and 21 from Teen. Guernsey routed Lewisville 50 to 15 as Coleman scored 18 and Rosenbaum and Adams 16 each. Semifinals set for tonight Bradley vs Bright Star 7 and Guernsey vs Fouke 8 15.
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Bright Star
Taylor
Dunlap
Wall
Keith
Dethany
Spring Hill
Fouke
McCormack
Hempstead
Guernsey
Lewisville
Coleman
Rosenbaum
Adams
Alford
Bradley
SMU Grabs Tie With 88 75 Victory Over Arkansas
SMU defeats Arkansas 88 to 75 to pull even atop the Southwest Conference standings. Bill Ward scores 22 for the Mustangs while Tommy Rowland leads Arkansas with 18 points. SMU and Texas meet Monday in Waco to decide a regional NCAA bid.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Arkansas Razorbacks
SMU
Texas
Waco
Mustang
Bill Ward
Mustangs
Tommy Rowland
Razorback
Arkansas
Talkington
McConnell
Cook
Sugg
Ee Rowland
Kissee
Arom
Freeman
Rocseau
Ward Saree
Houser Ones
Holman Lidveave Yun
Ian
Wendorf
Carpenter
Uote Lees Tae
Matos Ude O
Jones Pe Eenes
Baseball Managers Worry About Unlikely Spring Debates
Spring training begins and managers fret over odd concerns. Hermen Franks aims to slim to 200 pounds, Casey Stengel faces home burglary fears, and Al Lopez worries about NBA standings affecting Detroit Pistons player coach Dave DeBusschere delaying return to camp.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press Sports
San Francisco Giant
Hermen Franks
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Franks
Stengel
Lopez
Giants
Casa’ Grande, Ariz
Horace Stoneham
Giant
Glendale
Calif
Mets
Edna
St. Petersburg
Fla
Camp
Stengel Sai
Yogi Berra
Berra
Charlie Smith
Joe Christopher
Joel Horlen
Juan Pizarro
Dave DeBusschere
NBA
DeBusschere
Indianapolis
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
White Sox
Sarasota
Senor Lopez
Beasley and Malaise Head All-Southwest Conference Team
Texas A&M star John Beasley and Texas Tech guard Dub Malaise were unanimous selections on the All-Southwest Conference basketball team. The six-man unit includes Carroll Hooser SMU Larry Franks Texas Ed Horne Baylor and Harold Denney Texas Tech with a second team featuring Ricky Sugg Darrell Hardy Gary Turner Doug McKendrick and Glen Hallam.
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Dallas
John Beasley
Texas A&m
Dub Malaise
Texas Tech
Beasley
Malaise
Carroll Hooser
Southern Methodist
Larry Franks
Texas
Ed Horne
Baylor
Bears
Harold Denney
Hardy
Turner
McKendrick
Hallam
Darrell Hardy
Kildoare
Tex
Odessa
SMU
Richardson
Nacogdoches
Atlanta
Amarillo
Ricky Sugg
Arkansas
Berryville
Ark
Houston
Gary Turner
TCU
Fort Worth
Doug McKendrick
Rice
Ottawa
Ill
Glen Hallam
Brownwood
Provost Carries the Canadiens to Tie for Second
Claude Provost of Montreal scored his 25th goal as the Canadiens tied Toronto 2-2. New York rallied to beat Boston 4-3. Montreal moved into second, one point ahead of Detroit and two behind Chicago, with Toronto four points back.
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Associated Press
Claude Provost
Montreal
Canadiens
National Hockey League
Provost
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York
Boston
Detroit
Habs
Chicago
Toronto
Red Wings
Black Hawks
Course Record but Only Slim Lead in Maracaibo Open
Art Wall shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Maracaibo Open after the first round at Maracaibo Country Club. Nine players sit within three strokes, with Jay Dolan one back and 33 of 72 players under par as Al Besselink, Bob Ross, Archie Dadian tied at 67 and several others at 68.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Art Wall
Wall
Waner
Maracaibo Country Club
Jay Dolan
al Besselink
Bob Ross
Archie Dadian
Wes Ellis
John Barnum
Larry Zeigler
Jim McCoy
Ken Jacobs
Canadian Burka Captures World Women’s Figure Title
Petra Burka of Canada won the world women’s figure skating championship at the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs. The 18-year-old Toronto based skater, Dutch-born, earned a unanimous nine‑judge score despite a minor fall near the end, solidifying her status as the sport’s leading feminine skater.
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Loudon Kelly
Colorado Springs
Colo
Perky Petra Burka
Canada
Toronto
Broadmoor World Arena
Miss Burka
Petra Burka Wins World Figure Skating Cup Title
The 16 year old American from Pasadena dominates with flawless compulsory figures and a daring free skate to become world champion. Regine Heitzer, Peggy Fleming, and Christine Haigler follow in a tight podium finish as men’s competition narrows to finals with Alain Calmat leading after three figures.
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Petra
Regine Heitzer
Peggy Fleming
Pasadena
Calif
Christine Haigler
Colorado Springs
Emmerich Danzer
Austria
Donald Knight
Canada
Japan
Nobuo Sato
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Scott Allen
Smoke Rise
N.J
U.S
Tim Wood
West Germany
Manfred Schnellendorfer
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