National Basketball Association Friday results and upcoming games
The Associated Press reports NBA results with St. Louis beating San Francisco 111 to 105 and Los Angeles over Detroit 118 to 103. Chicago 142 Baltimore 116. Upcoming games include Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at San Francisco with additional Sunday and Monday matchups. In college NCAA action Springfield State 83 Arkansas AM&N 80 while Lincoln Mo 93 defeats Arkansas State 80.
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Hope Star Boys Track Triangular Sees Bobcats Shine
Hope junior and senior track teams dominated a triangular meet led by Alan Phillips 2 05 3 in the 880 with Buzz Andrews winning the 120 hurdles 15 0 and the 880 relay clocking 1 336 2 senior scores favored Hope 114 Genoa Central 21 Fouke 45 junior 107 Genoa Central 28 Fouke 17. baseball mentions and Yankee notes included.
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Ireland's Oldest Hunts Includes Americans
Galway's famous Blazers hunt may lose two joint masters. John Huston and Frank Manheim, both strong Americans, likely to resign after this season. Huston, now Irish by status, built a deep local bond while Huston’s son Walter, called Tony, rides beside him. The piece blends lore with social cachet of fox hunting in County Galway.
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Eddy Gilmore
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Cubs Bank on Lefthander Ken Holtzman for Spring
Cubs rely on 21 year old Ken Holtzman as a key spring starter. The left hander, who led the 1966 Cubs in victories while at Illinois part time, beat the Dodgers 2-1 in eight hitless innings at Wrigley last season and posted an 11-16 mark with a 3.79 ERA. Holtzman aims to finish his degree this off season and credits Leo Durocher for teaching him the game. New NHL schedule lines include Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at Boston.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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TV Tables Turned on Instant Replay in Baseball
In Tucson Arizona the Cleveland Indians as Toronto Umpires Football? No. New manager Joe Adcock uses a movie camera with playback to show umpires and players their mistakes. Adcock says the system clarifies coaching messages and assists players in making needed adjustments.
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Zora Folley Faces Cassius Clay In Arizona Stalwart’s Title Bid
Zora Folley, a 33 year old Arizona heavyweight with 83 pro fights and a trucking business, trains for his March 22 title bout with Cassius Clay in the Catskills. He recalls Korea, his slow road to boxing, and his measured style aimed at silencing Clay’s hype. Folley notes past snubs by Floyd Patterson and vows to use ring experience to offset youth and speed. He accepts Ali’s name and jokes about his own odd handle Zorg Folley as he looks to upset the rising champ.
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Dodgers Evaluate Post Koufax Pitching Shuffle For 1966
The Dodgers face a pitching void after Koufax with Bob Miller and other hurlers stepping up. Larkin Maglier Calmus, Sutton Lee Peeranoski Brewer and Kennedy Michael are tabbed to fill innings. Position players like Lefebvre Hunt and Parker anchor a pale power lineup as expectations caution a long, tight season.
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