Unblemished UCLA braces for NCAA semifinal run
UCLA carries a 28-0 record into the NCAA semifinals in Kansas City after a final workout day. Coach John Wooden says the team treats the tournament as a new season and faces Kansas State, Michigan, and Duke with confidence and no fear. Kansas State, Michigan, and Duke also prep for Friday night semis.
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Celtics edge Knicks in high-scoring finish
The Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knicks 127 to 121 in a tight NBA battle. Other results included St. Louis 113 over Detroit 99 and Los Angeles 121 rolling past Philadelphia as regional final games featured St Louis at Detroit and Boston at Baltimore.
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Fight Results From Houston New York Rochester
Zora Foley of Chandler Arizona stopped Tod Herring of Houston in seven. Frankie Olivera of New York stopped Ossie Martano of Puerto Rico in eight. Doug McLeod of Grand Rapids beat Duane Horsman of Chatfield on points in ten in Rochester Minnesota.
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White Sox Rookie Luck Still Holds
SARASOTA AP The Chicago White Sox rookie luck remains strong as Don Buford leads in batting with .383 after three exhibitions. Once a third baseman, he now fields at second and shows quick pivots, while teammates praise his readiness to learn. Buford, 27, arrives amid a history of notable Sox finds.
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Chicago vs New York in National Hockey League game
A National Hockey League pairing features Chicago and New York facing off in today’s game. Details on venue, time, and scoring not available in the fragment.
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Associated Press
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New York
AL Game Set for Las Vegas Preseason Clash Raiders Oilers
The American Football League will stage its first game in Las Vegas on Saturday, August 29, with the Oakland Raiders facing the Houston Oilers at Cashman Field. The downtown Las Vegas venue seats 12,000 and is sponsored by the Wilbur Clark Cavalcade of Charities.
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Flood Hums Along As 200 Hit Season Noted
Curt Flood, 26, the Cardinals center fielder, recalls his 200-hit season and 302 average with 63 RBIs, saying the milestone was essential but that finishing strong mattered more. He remains the Cardinal outfield anchor as lineup changes loom.
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Associated Press
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Donoher Named Dayton Basketball Coach
Ben Donoher, 32, UD graduate and former Flyers captain, is appointed head coach succeeding the late Pam Plackburs after Blackburn's 17 seasons. President Raymond A. Roesch announced the choice. Donoher had been Blackburn’s assistant for two seasons.
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Koufax Adds Blooper Pitch to Arsenal in Spring Debut
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dazzled Mets in a 5-3 spring win, showing a new blooper that he can throw for strikes. He struck out seven over five innings as Mets remained mostly blanked. Other spring results included Cincinnati, Chicago, and Milwaukee wins as teams evaluated pitchers and lineups.
Probate Court Notice of Final Settlements in Hempstead
Administrators Phillip Knighton Sr Charles Knighton Lynn Gathwright filed first and final accounts in the Estate of Phillip Knighton Sr Deceased with the Hempstead County Arkansas Probate Court March 1964 Interested parties must file exceptions within sixty days or be barred from contesting the accounts J D Turnage Probate Clerk Hempstead County Ark March 18 1964
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Black Hawks face waiting game for league title
The Chicago Black Hawks hold a two point lead after a 4-0 win over New York Tuesday. They sit at 82 points to Montreal’s 80 with one game left against Boston Sunday night. Meal has three games remaining for a possible 86 points if needed.
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Giants Top Red Sox In Six Inning Rally
The San Francisco Giants cobbled four singles for three runs in the sixth and held on for a 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. Willie McCovey collected three hits to spark the attack. Norm Cash and Willie Horton homered as Detroit beat Philadelphia 8-2. Cash drove in five as Detroit evened Citrus League play at 2-2. Skinny Brown and teammates limited Baltimore to three hits as Houston edged the Orioles 3-2 in 11 innings, Bohannon delivering the fifth inning run with a one-out single. Ted Savage hit a two-run homer as the Pirates beat Washington 5-4 in 10 innings.
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Baseball Exhibition Scores and Upcoming Games
Baseball results show St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 Houston 3 Baltimore 2 in 11 innings. Los Angeles (N) 5 New York (N) 3 Milwaukee 8 Kansas City 1 Detroit 8 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 5 Washington 4 in 10 innings. Minnesota 7 New York (A) 2 Los Angeles 0. San Francisco 4 Boston 3. Thursday and today’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Houston and many city matchups across leagues.
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Hawks Roll Past New York as Hall Secures Seventh Shutout
Toronto to Montreal then hosts Boston Saturday and New York Sunday finish the season. The Hawks beat New York as goalie Glenn Hall earned his seventh shutout of the season. Bobby Hall scored twice in the first period for 43 goals and Stan Mikita added an unassisted 39th goal, lifting his season total to 89. Red Hay netted his 22nd goal in the final period as 15,214 watched.
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One More Shot for the Hawks
The St. Louis Hawks edge Detroit 115-99 to keep a chance at the Western Division crown. A win tonight and a San Francisco loss would force a playoff for No. 1, with Warriors and Hawks meeting if Philadelphia falls to San Francisco. Cliff Hagan scores 24 as Gallatin rests and realigns late. Celtics surge past Knicks as Russell and Jones top with 24 and 26. Lakers beat Philadelphia 121-97 as West nets 31 in a 41-point third quarter.
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Texarkana College names Arkadelphia president
Dr. J. W. Cady of Arkadelphia was named Texarkana College president, effective at the end of the current school term, Texarkana, Tex. AP report.
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Arkadelphia
Texarkana College
Russia resumes sale of gold in West Europe
London report says the Soviet Union resumed gold sales in Western Europe on Tuesday to raise cash for North American wheat. Market sources estimate about 4.5 million dollars of Soviet gold offered mainly in Paris with some activity in London before close.
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Objects to Rink But Ice Melts
CHICAGO AP A lawsuit by Frank P. Lawler seeking 5000 dollars to close a private skating rink was dismissed after a judge ruled the problem had melted away due to unseasonably warm weather. The decision stressed that noise and property damage claims vanished as the ice disappeared.
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Alcoa Officials Press Price Structure Need
Pittsburgh AP Alcoa officials told stockholders the most pressing need is a sound price structure. Lawrence Litchfield Jr. chairman and John D. Harper president noted in a letter with the annual report that prices have improved since last summer but remain lower than in 1962.
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Rogers native named dean at Ouachita Baptist College
Cady, a native of Rogers, is named dean of faculty at Ouachita Baptist College, succeeding W. T. Akin who died several months ago.
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