Bobcats Edge Paragould In State Tournament Thriller
The Bobcats upset Paragould 74 70 in the first round at Little Rock, advancing to face North Little Rock. Manuel Washington fouled out late for Paragould as Hope and Civil district hopefuls debated a high scoring contest.
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Mike Archer
Johnny Honeycutt
Arkansas High School AA-AAA Tournament Scores
In Little Rock first round action Hope defeated Paragould 75 to 68. North Little Rock beat Little Rock Catholic 58 to 48. Fayetteville downed Searcy 50 to 48 in double overtime. Forrest City edged Blytheville 58 to 63.
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Fayetteville
Searcy
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State Negro Tournament At Pine Bluff Results
Tuesday results from Pine Bluff show Strong over Prescott 69 to 62 and McGehee 83 over Holly Grove 62. Damascus defeated Little Rock 62 to 50, while Mann beat Wynne 50 to 48 in another pairing of the Pine Bluff state tournament.
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Canadians Sorry He Left His Bed
An upset stomach nearly kept Toronto star Frank Mahovlich from a key NHL tilt with Montreal. He played and scored his 23rd goal as Toronto beat Montreal 1-0, dimming the Canadiens title hopes and widening Detroit’s path to the playoff spot.
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Chicago
Toe Blake
Johnny Bower
New York
Jacques Plante
Boston
Rangers
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National Basketball Association Results and College Scores
National NBA results show Los Angeles 115 Baltimore 109 and Philadelphia 124 St Louis 111. NCAA and NAIA games include Akron 77 Hofstra 58 and Mansfield Pa 97 Georgetown Ky 89. Paragould's Jerry Burnett led with 25 points as Washington added 24 in a detailed college recap.
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Hockey Scores and Upcoming Boston Detroit Game
The Associated Press reports Toronto beat Montreal 1 0 and Boston defeated New York 5 3. No other games scheduled today with Boston at Detroit noted as upcoming.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Card
Chicago (N) 4, Los Angeles 3 and Boston 12, Cleveland 4 after today’s results. Tomorrow’s games list Chicago (N) vs San Francisco in Mesa Arizona, Los Angeles (A) vs Boston in Scottsdale, Chicago (N) vs Los Angeles (A) in Mesa, San Francisco vs Cleveland in Phoenix, Los Angeles (N) vs Mexico City Tigers in Mexico City.
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Troubles Pile High on Liston
Sonny Liston faces multiple legal troubles after losing the heavyweight title to Cassius Clay. He is to be tried between March 17 and April 10 on speeding reckless and careless driving carrying a concealed weapon and driving without a valid license. His former manager George Katz sues Liston in New York for 1.3 million for breach of contract. Federal marshals serve Liston in a 116000 suit by Ben Bentley alleging unpaid salary and lost outlet rights. An Inter-Continental Promotions link and the Nilon brothers are named in Katzs suit. Liston was arrested Tuesday night for speeding 76 mph in a 30 mph zone.
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Big Four Tops the Field in Florida
St Petersburg opens with defending champions in the field for the $25,000 St Petersburg Open. The Big Four includes Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles as top contenders joining last four Open winners George Bayer Bob Gualby Bob Nichols and Raymond Floyd. Pro am day featured six under par 66s by Hawkins Duden Tarnow and Harrison. Mason Rudolph also shot 67.
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Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
George Bayer
Bob Gualby
Bobby Nichols
Raymond Floyd
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Paul Tarnow
Tampa
E.J
Dutch
Harrison
Mason Rudolph
Miami and NYU Open Tourney Clash in National Invitation
Miami, the nation's top scoring major program, faces St Joseph's in the opener as NYU meets Syracuse in the second game at the 27th National Invitation Tournament. Rick Barry leads Miami with a 20-3 record and high scoring, while NYU, once a top contender, has struggled, dropping eight of 23.
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Jim Brown Back in His Normal Stride
New York AP Jimmy Brown resumes peak form as NFL rushing leader in 1963. He won individual rushing title with 1,863 yards and 12 touchdowns, plus best average and most attempts. Browns led all teams in rushing. Taylor and Tim Brown followed in yardage. Brown’s 291 carries marked near his record.
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Towel drive to fund Olympic effort vows US resolve
Carol Heiss Jenkins appeals in New York for towel sales to finance the U S Olympic drive ahead of Tokyo 1964. She says every towel sold for 3 95 dollars contributes a dollar to the treasury, aiding amateur athletes facing Soviet subsidized rivals. The former Olympic queen calls for public support to keep teams free from government control.
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First Negroes lead Fayetteville past Searcy in 2OT thriller
Fayetteville edged Searcy 50-48 in double overtime to reach the Class AA-AAA quarterfinals. Louis Bryant hit the winner with five seconds left after Wilkes controlled the decisive trip. Bryant 10, Wilkes 11, Ramey 11 led Fayetteville. Smith 12, Overstreet 11, Murphy 11 for Searcy. Hope upset Paragould 75-68. North Little Rock beat Catholic 58-46. Forrest City topped Blytheville 55-53.
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Blytheville
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McCovey Faces Left Handed Pitches Iniming for 50
Giants slugger Willie McCovey, now the regular left fielder, says he must improve vs lefties to reach 50 homers this season. He tied Hank Aaron for NL home runs last year with 44, 102 RBIs, .280 average, 319 total bases and a .566 slugging. He notes he has only eight homers against left-handers and hopes for 12 to 15 to approach 50, aiming to raise his average toward .300.
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Associated Press
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Griffith Durán Bout Ends Without Decision in Crowd Fracas
In Rome Emile Griffith of New York and Juan Carlo Duran of Argentina fought to no decision after a seventh round stoppage due to crowd trouble. In Norfolk Calvin Woodland of Washington, D C stopped Ernie Thomas of Oakland in a separate bout.
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Griffith Won’t Fight in Italy Again After Dull Draw
Rome AP Emile Griffith the welterweight champion declared he would never again fight in Italy after a dull 7th round no decision with Juan Carlos Duran in the Sports Palace. About 12 000 fans pelted the ring with bottles oranges shoes and garbage leading referee Fernando Pica to end the bout and police to protect the fighters. Griffith led on the AP scorecard four rounds to one with one even as Duran, who lives in Italy, sought another bout with Griffith.
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NIT Opens As NCAA Title Hopes Move To Garden Showdown
A lull in the NCAA championship leads to the National Invitation Tourney start in New York with Syracuse facing NYU in the NIT doubleheader at Madison Square Garden after Miami of Florida meets St. Joseph's of Philadelphia. NCAA second round games are set for Raleigh Minneapolis Wichita and Corvallis with matchups Duke vs Villanova Princeton vs Connecticut Kentucky vs Ohio Univ Michigan vs Chicago Loyola Kansas State vs Texas Western Wichita vs Creighton San Francisco vs Utah State UCLA vs Seattle. Small college action features Iowa over Seton Hall 87 82 and Evansville State College of Iowa Akron North Carolina A&T and Cal Poly Pomona winners advancing to quarter finals.
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Bouton signs 1964 Yankee contract after salary demand
Fort Lauderdale AP The Yankees pitcher Jim Bouton signed his 1964 contract after declaring they had him over a barrel. He arrived at spring training in Florida and accepted the deal following his salary demand.
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Washburn Editor and Publishers and Dailies Page Lineup
The passage lists Alex as editor and publisher with Paul H. Jones and Donal Parker in editorial and advertising roles. It includes subscription rates for various regions and a directory of Associated Press membership and office locations across multiple states.
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Bouton seeks $18,000 raise after comeback season
The pitcher initially asked for $15,000 more but lowered to $10,000 after front office resistance. He went 21-7 with a 2.53 ERA, best on the team, while earning $10,000 last year. GM Ralph Houk threatened a $100 daily fine for camp absence after Wednesday midnight. Bouton said he couldn't afford lost days, citing his wife and baby.
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