Malvern Out But Smackover Still in Meet
In Class AA senior boys state basketball, Har rison and Paragould advanced to the semifinals after Malvern fell to Paragould 79-67 and Leachville 44 to 79. Newport edged Mountain Home 59-45. Quarterfinals feature Smackover vs Greene County Tech at 3 p.m. and Mabelvale vs Newport at 7:30 p.m.
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Washington
James Chancellor
Steve Brummitt
Harris
Larry Terry
Lendel Thomas
Tom Robbins
Bill Holt
Larry Green
National Basketball Association Wednesday Scores
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Boston topping Detroit 124 to 106 and St Louis defeating Cincinnati 137 to 113 while New York handed Philadelphia a 134 123 loss. Baltimore meets Los Angeles and St Louis visits San Francisco in later games.
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Solunar Table Schedule From Knight Readers Guiding Fishing
The page presents the Solunar Perines taken from John Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It schedules Major and Minor periods by day with start times and durations, advising planning for optimal fishing or hunting during these windows.
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Golfers Forecast Warmer Weather For Doral Invitational
Miami opening day at the Doral Invitational sees players hoping for sun after a frigid tour season. PGA champion Bobby Nichols recalls cold Pensacola pro am gear and numb hands. Forecasters predict 78 to 80 degrees with Billy Casper favored to win. Also noting upcoming basketball pairings Detroit Boston and Los Angeles San Francisco.
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Jerry Steelsmit
Billy Casper
Goldman and Lacie Win Pinehurst Four-Ball Title
David Goldman of Dallas and Lewie Lacie of Oklahoma City captured the 1965 Pinehurst Country Club Four-ball Golf Tournament crown by defeating Pat Brady of Reidsville and Knox Young Jr. of Pittsburgh 17 and 2. Goldman birdied from 15 feet at the 10th and 14th holes to seal the victory.
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Tournament Semifinals Set In AAA Boys Play
Little Rock Central faces Fayetteville at 1 30 p m while Pine Bluff meets Fort Smith at 9 p m in the Class AAA Senior Boys state tournament semifinals. North Little Rock defeated Texarkana 57 40 to reach the semifinals and will face Jonesboro Friday.
Mexicans Honor Frick Cronin In Diplomas Ceremony
In Mexico City Ford Frick and Joe Cronin received diplomas from Miguel Aleman for pro Mexican activities. The U S baseball leaders visited to witness exhibition games as Aleman heads Mexico's National Tourism Council.
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First Astros captain named as Eddie Kasko leads on field
Houston appoints Eddie Kasko as the Astros first on field captain since joining the NL in 1962. Kasko, 42, hit .243 with 22 RBIs in 33 games last season. Giants get Orlando Cepeda back to full workouts after knee surgery as manager Herman Franks says he will not rush him. Cepeda batted .304 with 31 homers and 97 RBIs last year. Dodgers' Walter Alston praises Johnny Podres after three scoreless innings in intra squad game, signaling a possible return to the rotation.
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College Basketball Tournament Results Roundup
NCAA College Division quarter finals saw St. Michael's beat Akron 101 87 N Dakota topped Seattle Pac 83 Southern Ill defeated Wash St Louis 67 Evansville beat Phil Text 76 NAIA second round Augsburg 66 Hastings 65 Southern U 97 East Mont 86 Okla Baptist 95 SW Louisiana Wins Salem 78 High Point 62 Fairmont 83 Alliance 69 Cent State 75 Midwestern 61 St Benedicts 101 Albany Ga 74 Quachita Baptist 77 Lewis Til 61
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Fernandez Knocks Out Beckley in Miami Beach Fight
Florentino Fernandez of Miami stops Jamaica's Bobo Beckley in the first round at 163 pounds in Miami Beach. Beckley was listed at 160 and represented the B.W.L. promotion.
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Detroit 4 Toronto 2 in NHL clash
Detroit defeats Toronto 4 to 2 while New York edges Chicago 1 to 1 in a tied matchup. No other games scheduled on the NHL slate today.
Guernsey Teams End Season With Notable Records
The 1964-65 Guernsey basketball season saw strong results across junior and senior squads. The Guernsey Junior Girls reached Area 13 finals, losing to Bradley by three, and claimed Hempstead County Tournament title. The Junior Boys posted seven wins, six losses, while the Junior Girls, fielding nine players, remained undefeated in regular play and earned runner up in three tournaments. Senior Girls finished 7-16, fighting hard each game. The standout was the Guernsey Senior Boys, 18-7 with Hempstead County Tournament win, a high-water mark not seen since 1951.
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Perry's Team Advances in Texarkana Tournament
Perry's independent cagers beat the Texarkana Forty Niners 93 to 82 in Texarkana Texas. David Brown and Wayne Lee each scored 24, John Allen Ross added 18 for Perry's. Monty Combs had 29 and Wayne Combs 16 for Texarkana. Tournament games continue through Friday with finals Monday.
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Tournaments At A Glance High School at Little Rock
North Little Rock defeated Texarkana 57 to 40 while Jonesboro beat Hot Springs 60 to 56 in Wednesday quarterfinals. Semifinals feature Little Rock Central versus Fayetteville at 1 30 p m and Pine Bluff against Fort Smith at 9 p m. Class AA first round Newport toppled Mountain Home 79 65 with Harrison 79 over Leachville 64 and Paragould 79 over Malvern 67. pads faced Greene County Tech at 3 p m and Mabelvale hosted Newport at 7 30 p m.
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Celtics Romp Without Their Coach Sparks Playoff Doom
Boston Celtics route Detroit Pistons 124 to 106 as acting coach fills in for Red Auerbach on a scouting trip. Bill Russell posts 25 points 18 rebounds 5 assists and 7 blocks in the win ending Pistons playoff chances.
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Ten College Coaches Resign Amid Music of Changes
Ten college basketball coaches announced resignations over the past weeks signaling major coaching turnover. Notables include Purdue’s Ray Eddy and New Mexico State’s Presley Askew, joining Indiana University’s Branch McCracken and others from Cincinnati Toledo American University Mississippi State and more. The NIT opens with St John’s Bob Cousy facing Niagara and Evansville continuing a 33rd straight win while advancing to semis.
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Toledo
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Mississippi State
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Acting coach Russell pleased to present to Auerbach
In NBA action on Wednesday the New York Knicks defeated Philadelphia 134-123 while St. Louis routed Cincinnati 137-113. Russell, the acting coach, was mentioned as a point of pride for Auerbach.
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Indians Rally Past Mexican League Champs in Exhibition
In Mexico City the Cleveland Indians pushed four runs across in the 11th inning to beat the Mexico City Reds 7 to 3 in an exhibition game.
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Mexico City Reds
Wings Extend Lead With 4-2 Toronto Victory
Detroit moves into first place with a two point edge over Chicago as Gordie Howe scores twice in a 4-2 win over Toronto. Normie Ullman adds two goals and Howe nets his 24th of the season while Detroit claims its sixth straight game.
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National Looks at New Umpires
National League players get a look at two new umpires in spring exhibitions. Harry Wendelstedt Jr., 26, contracted from the Texas League last fall, and Bob Engel, 31, from the Pacific Coast League, are being evaluated during the exhibitions.
Ambergris as Whale Intestine Material in Britannica
Britannica notes ambergris is a substance found in the intestinal tract of the sperm whale. The report references the Encyclopaedia Brittanica as the source for this classification.
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Basketball Notebook: Coaching Changes Shaping Teams
Louis tops 76 67 as college programs announce a wave of coaching shifts. Jim Maloney takes over from Galla gher, Ken Rosemond succeeds Lawson, Joe Dan Gold replaces McCarthy, Tay Baker follows Jucker, Bob Nichols takes over from Melvin, and Lou Carnesecca steps into Lapchick's role.
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McCarthy
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Jucker
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Ouachita Pulls Second Upset in NAIA Meet
Ouachita, a seeded team, defeated seventh seed Lewis of Lockport Indiana 77 to 61 in the NAIA tournament second round in Kansas City. Leon Clements and Dave Kossover led with 31 points between them in the first half, Clements finishing with 36 despite four fouls.
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Lockport
Leon Clements
Dave Kossover
Clements
Kossover
Jerry Cash
Hill Rise Favored in San Juan Capistrano Handicap
Cedar Key carries 127 pounds as top weights with Hill Rise at 124 pounds under Don Pierce in the invitational San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita. The 1⅜ mile grass race crowns final-day action while Miarkos sits at 125 pounds after arriving from Argentina.
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Children Die In Apartment Fire In Little Rock
Two children, Glen da Ann Davis aged 4 and Gregory Ray Miller aged 7, died in a Tuesday fire that destroyed an apartment house in Little Rock. Police say the children were alone. Brenda Brown, 16, put out a blaze earlier after a sister of the victims said one child set wallpaper aflame while playing with matches.
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Gregory Ray Miller
Eddie Davis
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Senate approves 750 million for Inter American Bank subscriptions
The Senate passed a measure authorizing 750 million dollars in new U S subscriptions to the Inter American Development Bank to be drawn over three years with a 150 million dollar match from Latin American members. Only Morse and Gruening opposed. The bill follows a formal apology from the State Department for damage to the Russian Embassy during a Sunday anti-Castro protest. A separate bill to standardize daylight saving time was introduced by Senators McGee and Cotton, proposing use from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October in states observing it.
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Oregon
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Alaska
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Washington
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Norris Cotton
R-N.h
First automobile accident in surance policy in the United States
In 1898 the United States issued its first ever automobile accident insurance policy marking the start of motor vehicle coverage. The historic policy established a framework for compensating injuries and property damage arising from early car incidents.
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