Television Logs For November 12 1960s Daytime and Nightline
A dense listing of daytime and evening TV schedules with many program titles and times. Entries include soap operas like Days Of Our Lives and General Hospital, game shows such as Jeopardy and The Dating Game, talk and variety programs, westerns, and movies. The guide notes multiple networks and station identifiers, with a mix of local Arkansas listings.
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Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mr Spirit Led All Way in Oaklawn Feature Race
Mr Spirit led from start to finish to win Oaklawn Park's $5,000 feature. Jockey James McKnight guided the five year old gelding over one mile and 70 yards of fast track in 1:42 4-5. The mutuels paid $8, $4.60 and $3.40. Legal Advise was second paying $6 and $4.40. Black Chaparral finished third.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Spirit
Oaklawn Park
James McKnight
Legal Advise
Black Chaparral
Danny Whited
Hannah's Jr
Nasty McNair
Steve Richie
Bright Decision
Windy Maker
Joe Ebhardt
Dawn Comet
Brilliant Dance
P. F. Mayboy
Mr Jin
Saigon
Warrior
Huo Chi Nou
Wharf
Great Ling
Nugees
Coach Calls It Pride Not Luck, Jayhawks Stay Unbeaten
Kansas remains unbeaten in the Big Eight at 13-0 after a 71-69 overtime win over Missouri in Columbia. Aubrey Nash led Kansas with 16 points while Dave Robisch sealed victory with three late free throws. Oklahoma and Colorado also won as season finales approach.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma St
Subiaco tops Stuttgart in Class AA first round
Shulte hit five of six free throws in the final minute and 45 seconds to lift Subiaco to a 59-56 victory over Stuttgart. Shulte led Subiaco with 29 points while Rufus Washington added 13. Stuttgart’s Keith Thomas had 17. Russellville beat Monticello 60-47 and Valley Springs edged Wynne 58-54 with Doy Scribner hitting four late free throws for Valley Springs. Scribner had 25 points. Wynne’s Sammy Pettis scored 19.
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Jonesboro
Texarkana
Little Rock
Parkview
Jacksonville
Subiaco
Stuttgart
Russellville
Monticello
Valley Springs
Wynne
Associated Press
New York
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Muhammad Ali
Louisville
Frazier
World Little Rock
Shulte
Rufus Washington
Keith Thomas
Doy Scribner
Scribner
Sammy Pettis
Wynn
Cards Refocus on Contact Baseball for 1971
The St. Louis Cardinals trade for Ted Sizemore and Matty Alou signals a shift to high contact hitting, defense, and pitching depth under Bing Devine and Red Schoendienst. Key players include Joe Torre, Lou Brock, and Richie Allen, with Bob Gibson anchoring a staff that aims to climb the NL East. A planned 11th football game with UC Santa Barbara is also announced.
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Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Red Schoendienst
Joe Torre
Cords
Gibson
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Richie Allen
Allen
Los Angeles
Ted Sizemore
Bob Stinson
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Nelson Briles
Vic Davalillo
St. Louis
Sizemore
Alou
Dodgers
Pirates
Bing Devine
Cy Young
Steve Carlton
Mike Torrez
Jerry Reuss
Lou Brock
Mike Shannon
Torre
Julian Javier
Joe Hague
Jose Cardinal
Pair Making Milwaukee Famous Bucks Coast Past Sonics 104 99
Milwaukee led by Lew Alcindor with 32 and Oscar Robertson 24 beat Seattle 104 99 to extend their NBA streak to 20. Don May’s 31 paced Buffalo over Portland 114 98 while Indiana toppled Carolina 118 105 in the ABA.
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Associated Press
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Seattle
National Basketball Association
Alcindor
Robertson
Bucks
Buffalo
Portland
Indiana
Carolina
American Basketball Association
Don Smith
Spencer Haywood
SuperSonics
Don May
Braves
Geoff Petrie
Mel Daniels
Freddie Lewis
Pacers
Hot Springs Trojans Roar In AAA Play Despite Lee Loss
Hot Springs defeated Marianna Lee 69 to 9 in a Class AAA state tournament game. James Washington poured in 34 points, James White added 21, and Dennis Winston scored 19 for Lee. The Trojans, led 40-30 at halftime, erupted for 32 points in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Trojans
Marianna Lee
James Washington
Washington
James White
Dennis Winston
Lee
Jonesboro
Texarkana
Little Rock Parkview
Jacksonville
Mike Holman
Nathan van Pelt
Hope Star publishing details and subscription rates
The Hope Star provides publishing and contact details for the Hope Star Publishing Co with staff roles and addresses. It lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail across regions including Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark and Miller Counties, Arkansas, plus outside Arkansas rates and a college student offer.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike, Clark
Miller Counties
Arkansas
Fort Smith Northside Reclaims AP High School Top Rank
Fort Smith Northside regains the No 1 spot in the Associated Press high school basketball poll after a 79 74 win by Little Rock Central over Horace Mann and a 46 45 Northside victory over Central. Hot Springs stays No 2 as Harrison climbs to No 4 and Blytheville, Stephens, County Line, Stamps, Russellville, and Tuckerman round out the top ten with several others receiving votes.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Northside
Grizzlies
Little Rock
Horace Mann
Mann
Little Rock Central
Central
Hot Springs
Harrison
Blytheville
Stephens
County Line
Stamps
Russellville
Tuckerman
FS Northside
Hotsced
LA Hoe Egy. Maine
Camden Fairview
Cave City
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
LA McClellan
North Little Rock
Subiaco
Valley Springs
Parkview Tops Jacksonville Behind Balanced Scoring
Parkview built a 28-24 halftime lead and finished 50-35 after three quarters before holding off Jacksonville at the end. Holman led Jonesboro with 30 points, Van Pelt 16, Dexter Reed 23 for Parkview, Al Lowe 18, Texarkana’s Robbie Watts 17, Dayton Wiggins 15 for Jacksonville.
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Ler. Holman
Jonesboro
van Pelt
Robbie Watts
Texarkana
Parkview
Jacksonville
Dexter Reed
al Lowe
Dayton Wiggins
Kentucky State cruises to first round win in NCAA tourney
No 1 seed Kentucky State defeated College of St. Thomas Minnesota 100 to 65 as the 34th NCAA tournament opened. Other results include Eau Claire 66 over Southern Arkansas State, Stephen F. Austin 91 over North Carolina Asheville, Indiana Pennsylvania 81 over Eastern New Mexico, Elizabeth City 90 over Western New England, Earlham 105 over Lewis and Clark, Whittier 65 over Sacred Heart, and Glassboro 71 over East Central Oklahoma State.
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Associated Press
Ted Owens
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Columbia
Aubrey Nash
Dave Robisch
Nebraska
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Sillwater
Colorado
Cliff Meely
Iowa State
Ames
Huskers
Boulder
Owens
Brewer
Tigers
Robisch
Meely
Salt Wesley
Clyde Lovellette
Gallagher Hall
Sooners
Scott Martin
Jerry Clack
OSU
Henry Smith
Nash
New York
Hawaii
Syracuse
Georgia Tech
LaSalle
St. John's
St. Bonaventure
Dayton
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Providence
Kansas City
Kentucky State
St. Thomas
Minn
Earlham
Ind
Lewis & Clark
Ore
Elizabeth City
New England
Indiana
New Mexico
Glassboro
N.J
East Central
Okla
Stephen F. Austin
North Carolina-Asheville
Whittier
Sacred Heart
Kan
Eau Claire
Southern
Ark
W. New England
E. New Mexico
E. Central Okla
Uncasheville
Kentucky St
College of St. Thomas
N.C
Lewis and Clark
Calif. College
Sacred Heart of Kansas
NHL Matchups Shuffle West and North Division Showdowns
A Wednesday NHL slate features Detroit at Vancouver Los Angeles at St Louis and Montreal at Toronto New York at Chicago Boston at California Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Minnesota.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Detroit
Vancouver
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Boston
California
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Carswell marijuana charge dropped by police
In Tallahassee Florida police dropped charges of marijuana possession against Scott Carswell 20 son of former Judge G Harrold Carswell for lack of evidence. He was among six Florida State University students arrested in a raid on a house trailer.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Scott Carswell
G. Harrold Carswell
Young Carswell
Florida State University
Solunar Tables From Knight's Guide For Outdoor Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below comes from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
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Mike Totser
Ted Simmons
Joe Hogue Wall
Los Angeles Dodger Hogue
Julian Javier Tot
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Ian Brock
Matty Alau
Jose Crue
Lu Melendes
Jose
Tokyo
Kenji Iwata
Japan
Choi Moontil
South Korea
University of California At Santa Barbara
Joe Kearney
Star Building
Walnut St
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By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Lope
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
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Michigan Ave
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