Crossett Eagles win 4AA Junior Prewdistrict meet on Hope track
Crossett Eagles dominate the 4AA Junior Prewdistrict meet on Hope track, totaling 172 points to win the nine-school event. Hope Bobkittens finish second with 111, Smackover third with 125, and Magnolia fourth with 22. Spraggins of Hope shines in the 440 yard dash with 54.0 seconds as Crossett displays strong relay and field event performances.
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Rangers Clinch NHL Playoff Berth With 3-1 Win
The New York Rangers secured their first National Hockey League playoff berth in five years by beating Boston 3-1 Sunday night. Coach Emile Francis praised the team after the win, and the weekend also included a 6-5 victory over Detroit, with Chicago and Montreal also posting wins in a busy NHL slate.
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Exhibition Results From Saturday and Sunday Baseball Recaps
Associated Press report summarizes spring exhibition games with scores including St. Louis 6 Houston ?, Atlanta 4 New York 3 in 10 innings, San Francisco 6 California 4, Chicago 6 Washington 0, Boston 3 Detroit 2, Cleveland 8 Chicago 0, Cincinnati 4 New York 1, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1 in 3 innings, Los Angeles 10 Baltimore 3, Kansas City 10 Minnesota 2. Sunday results feature Boston 7 Detroit ?, St. Louis 7 Chicago A 5, New York A 1 New York N ?, Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 in 7 innings, Philadelphia 4 Washington 0, Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 0 in 6 innings, Houston 2 Pittsburgh 1 in 10, Los Angeles 8 Baltimore 6, Cleveland 8 California 2, San Francisco 8 Chicago N 5. Tuesday games list exhibitions in Florida and Arizona against multiple opponents with venues at Clearwater, Ft Myers, St Petersburg, and other sites.
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Knicks Face Celtics in Playoff Debut Clash
The New York Knicks travel to Boston for their first NBA playoff appearance in eight years. Boston beat New York 124-113 in a Sunday finale, extending the Celtics’ NBA record 19-game win streak over the Knicks. Other Sunday results included Philadelphia over Baltimore 132-129, San Francisco over Detroit 135-127, and Chicago over Los Angeles 122-109.
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Magnolia Panthers win 4AA district golf meet at Magnolia CC
Magnolia Panthers take first in the 4AA district golf meet at Magnolia Country Club with a 337 team score. Camden follows at 339, Hope 352, Arkadelphia 455, and a two man Crossett duo carded 196 for fifth. Medalists were Sid Moore Magnolia and Tommy Green Camden with 82 each, Lee Fenwick Hope 83. Hope prepares for next match at Magnolia Thursday.
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UCLA Still Heads to Fall Despite Houston Doubts
Houston coach Guy Lewis says UCLA may fall but doubts his own team has the killer instinct to upset the Bruins. He cites Houston’s star Elvin Hayes and UCLA’s Lew Alcindor as major factors while Houston pursues an NCAA date with the top-ranked Bruins after a Midwest Regional win.
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College Basketball Tournaments and Standings Summary
HOPE ARK STAR prints NCAA and NIT results from regions and finals. Eastern Regional winners include Boston College 50 over Hope, plus Princeton over St John’s in consolation. Midwest and Western regions list Kansas over Louisville and UCLA over Pacific with final scores. National Invitation results feature Illinois over Marquette and Rutgers over Marshall, with plus NAIA and JR College tourneys listed. Final conference standings show Philadelphia leading Eastern, San Francisco leading Western, and regular-season results noted for Boston, New York, Detroit, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Upcoming playoff matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and New York at Boston in best-of series, and Los Angeles at San Francisco and Chicago at St. Louis in best-of series.
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Clay Plans a Secret Workout Before Folley Fight
New York AP Cassius Clay says he will hold a secret workout today to wind up his training for his title defense against Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. The 25 year old champion, a 5-1 favorite, seeks another drill to counter Folley’s body shots as he steps toward what could be his last fight for a long time amid ongoing Army induction legal matters. Also noted were boxing officials and college results from Princeton, Slavia, Kansas, and Texas Western as part of a broader sports digest.
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Eagles Win Region 4AA Meet In Magnolia
Crossett Eagles surged to victory led by field events and relays in the Region 4AA senior prediistrict meet at Magnolia. Standout shot put and discus performances by Karl Salb of Crossett highlighted a strong show by the Eagles, with Hope’s Buzz Andrews sweeping both hurdles events and Camden and Crossett teams posting top relay times.
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Koufax Returns to Dodgers in Spring Visit
Sandy Koufax, retired Dodgers ace, makes first spring appearance in Miami. He signs autographs, accepts gifts including 181 feet of chewing gum wrappers, and chats with Lou Johnson Don Drysdale and teammates before an exhibition vs the Orioles. Koufax to aid NBC as TV commentator this week.
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Illinois Three Coaches Quit Amid Slush Fund Scandal
Illinois resignations followed a Big Ten ultimatum after a $21 000 athletic slush fund controversy. Coaches Pete Ellett Harry Combes and Howie Braun stepping down with contracts to Aug 31 1967. Dr. David D Henry Yale presiding. Five athletes banned. others suspended.
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Retzlaff to Announce Retirement
Philadelphia AP Pete Retzlaff a 11 year NFL end born 34 will retire after 1960 season with the Eagles. He notified coach Joe Kuharich he has caught his last pass to devote full time to radio and TV sports announcing. He is also a leading candidate for national physical fitness director post under President Johnson.
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Dan Sikes Wins Jacksonville Open in Masters Bid Run
Jacksonville lawyer Dan Sikes, age 36, won the Jacksonville Open by one stroke over Bill Collins to push into Masters contention. Sikes finished 72 holes at 279 after a closing 73, earning 20,000 dollars. Collins, a 38-year-old ex-Marine, shot 67 to finish at 280 and take 12,000 dollars. Jim Colbert tied for third at 281 with Gay Brewer Jr. and collected 6,250.
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