Bobcats Rally Past Fairview In District Tourney
Bobcats defeated Fairview 72-63 in the first round at Malvern with Paul Henley scoring 25 and Johnny Honeycutt back from injury boosting the lineup. Hope Wildcats advance to face Camden at 8:00 while Crossett topped Malvern 76-63. Leopards earned a bye due to 9-8 record in round robin.
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Bill Reinhardt
Bobby Bush
Hope Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Basketball Scores From The Nation And Region
National results show Cincinnati defeating Boston 111 to 101 and Detroit routing Baltimore 120 to 25. College action includes NYU over Fordham 74 69 Seton Hall 102 Upsala 97 Manhattan 118 St Peters 95 and Texas A M 64 Texas 63. Conference play features Clemson beating Maryland 81 67 Wake Forest top Virginia 60 Duke over North Carolina 75. Arkansas Texas Christian and other regional games noted with state tournaments and prep matchups.
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Detroit Beats Montreal In High-Scoring NHL Night
National Hockey League results show Detroit 7 Montreal 5 and Chicago 4 Boston 4 in a tie. New York faced Montreal with Detroit visiting Toronto as the schedule rolls on.
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Associated Press
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Montreal
Chicago
Boston
New York
Toronto
Fight Results From Thursday Card Across Three Cities
In Miami Joe Nardi 160 from Chicago stopped Whit Williams 155 of Naples. In Worcester Dick French 148 from Providence stopped Demings Ortiz 154 of Puerto Rico. In Belfast John Caldwell 18 from Ireland stopped George Bowes 7 from England, Caldwell wins British and British Empire bantamweight titles.
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Fla
Joe Nardi
Chicago
Whit Willliams
Naples
Worcester
Mass
Dick French
Providence
Demings Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Belfast
Northern Ireland
John Caldwell
Ireland
George Bowes
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Caldwell
Perry's Team Advances To Liberty-Eylau Final
Perry's Team outscored Red River 109 to 103 to reach the Liberty-Eylau tournament final. Brint Odom led with 29 points, followed by Wayne Lee 24 and Delton Calhoun 19. Red River Arsenal of Texarkana was led by Johns with 23. LeGrand and Atlanta meet tonight for the chance to face Perry's Saturday in the 8:15 final.
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Perry
Liberty
Tom Ohara Aims for Indoor Mile Record in Chicago
A sellout crowd of 16 000 at Chicago Stadium watches Loyola of Chicago senior Tom Ohara chase an indoor mile record on the banked board oval. Ohara, who has turned heads in New York at Madison Square Garden, recenty sliced two seconds off the indoor mark with a 3 56 6.
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New York
Hope Brick Works Boys edge Dean's in 80 79 thriller
At Jones Field House Hope Brick Works Boys defeated Dean's Truck Stop Boys 80 to 79. Larry Walker poured in 34 points for Hope while Honeycutt led Dean's with 24.
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Manitoba liquor board nudges clubs to curb scantily clad staff
The Manitoba Liquor Control Board told Winnipeg night spots to give less floor space per customer or require more clothing for waitresses. The deadline was March 1 and three venues have dressed the workers rather than expanding space from 12 to 14 square feet per person.
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O Hara to chase records at Chicago Relays
O Hara aims to lower his Bankers Mile record of 3 59 5 at the Chicago Relays facing Bill Dotson Jim Grelle and Ergas Leps plus Jim Irons and other Toronto runners Irons may pace three quarters in three minutes with a :55 final quarter while Grelle and Dutsen clocked 3 49 8 last year as they trailed O Hara at the Garden meet last week in the New York A C Meet.
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State's Book Named to Second Team
Jim Boutin of Lewis and Clark Oregon repeated as Little All America. He joins first team peers Lucious Jackson Willis Reed Cecil Tuttle and Tom Black in 1964 selection. Second team includes Fred Jones Al Thrasher Bill Vitaconis Willie Shaw Jerry Rook Pete Spoden.
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Associated Press
New York
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Lewis and Clark
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Pan American
Tex
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Grambling
Cecil
al Thrasher
Wittenberg
Fred Jones
Youngstown
Willie Shaw
Lane,Tenn
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
Pete Spoden
State College of Iowa
Austin
Jackson
Reed
Tuttle
Black
Witacoms
Delight Dyess Meet in Class B Tournament
Delight faces Dyess and Hickory Ridge meets Biggers-Reyno in the state Class B boys basketball semifinals at Little Rock. Results show Marmaduke 66-60 over Cedarville, Dyess 89-55 over County Line, and Biggers-Reyno 53-46 over Cedarville with J C Morrow 27 and Dale Brown 23 for the winners.
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John Lemke
Roger Green
Hickory
Albert Brown
Bob Chastain
Indians
Waldo Reaches Class A Semifinals in High-Scoring Play
Manila defeats Judsonia 102-99 as Brinkley beats Mulberry 54-50 and Rector eliminates Mountain Home 64-59. Manila and Brinkley advance to face Judsonia and Rector respectively in semifinal pairings at the state tournament. Danny Wood scored 45 for Judsonia. Tom Towles led Manila with 29.
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Marmaduke
Waldo
Danny Wood
Gary Coots
Tom Towles
Gary Wells
Roger Benham
John Wilcox
Steve Fowler
Buck Rusher
Mountain
Bill Cossey
Bernie Harris
Terrell Favored Over Zech In Garden Heavyweight Buy
New York AP reports big Ernie Terrell a 3-1 favorite to beat Germany's Gerhard Zech in a 16 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Terrell stands 6 foot 6, about 215 pounds, while Zech is 6 foot 7, about 210 and a left handed debutant unknown to Garden fans.
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Gerhard Zech
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Chicago
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Mets Invade Mexico in Casey Stengel Exposition
Casey Stengel and the New York Mets travel to Mexico City for a three game set with local teams. The trip includes advice on bottled water and safeguarding gear, plus a 300 strong welcome crowd and a nod to Maury Wills’ spring training status.
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Terrell favored as German champ faces Westphal upset risk
Heavyweight contender Terrell, 34-4 against strong opposition, held as favorite after a 27-1-1 career. He will meet German champion in a showdown following an 11‑fight win streak including six knockouts. Westphal’s left handed style poses trouble, though Terrell’s recent wins over Williams and Folley boost confidence.
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Zora Folley
Hawks Struggle in East Trip as Race Tightens
The Chicago Black Hawks, led by Billy Reay, faced the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins in an East Coast swing for NHL lead honors. A 4-4 tie with Boston and a 7-5 Detroit win late in the week left Chicago one point ahead of Montreal, with mounting pressure as Montreal and the Hawks chase the league’s top spot.
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Parkers Close Out Season With Victory
Arkansas closed its season with a 108 to 77 win over TCU in Fayetteville. Sophomore J D Mee Connell led all scorers with 23 points as Arkansas built a 42 point lead. Arkansas finished 6-8 in the Southwest Conference while TCU remained winless in league play at 0-14.
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Records Set By Miller and Brown in Baseball and Football Plans
Miller, with 71 pitching appearances 69 games finished and 26 saves, says he is done with major league baseball and may sell insurance. Tommy Brown of the Washington Senators considers quitting baseball to join the Green Bay Packers in July if not satisfied with his progress. Brown, a former University of Maryland star, was drafted second by the Packers after 1962 and signed with the Senators last year as a first baseman outfielder.
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Wings Narrow Hall Cup Edge in Tight Vezina Race
Hodge locked in a close duel with Chicago’s Glenn Hall as seven Wings players scored to trim the lead by a single goal, tightening the margins in the Vezina Trophy race.
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