Champions to Meet in Little Rock
Eleven meet competitors will gather in Little Rock for the Meet of Champions on Saturday night with AA, A and B schools represented. Clinton's Von Finck leads the long jump at 22 feet, while Ken Sharp and others chase records in pole vault, sprints, hurdles, and throwing events.
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Reece
Litte Rock
von Finck
Clinton
Fort Smith
Ken Sharp
Darrell Ward
Little Rock Central
Aiown
Baylor Universit¢s
Blackburn
Helena
Minerity Springs
Elfweud Brooks
Brooks
Ralph Parks
Parkers
Bruce Switzer
Crossett
Tigers
Hoffman
Ihay
Ciel Menningway
Centralis
Gatoubeda
Tennis Tourney Set for Today
Little Rock hosts the state tennis tournament with defending champions from Little Rock Hall and Magnolia entering Class AA rivals. Notable names include Campbell Hud son, Pen Seuliff, and Fort Smith, Helena, and Crossett competitors in multiple events.
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Little Rock
Lite Rock
Billy Campbell
Tammy Hudson
Little Rock Hall
Pen Seuliff
Thomas Creek
Magnolia
Hendley Hurls Braves Over the Cardinals
Milwaukee lefty Bob Hendley outpitched the Cardinals’ Curt Flood and outlasted a late rally to lift the Braves 9-3. Hendley scattered hits, fanned 12, and looked sharp as he approached Koufax's form in a strong three-season run.
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Hendley
Braves
Cardinals
Giants
Don Cardwell
Ivan de Cepeda
Cardwell
Juan Maricha
Felipe Alou
Bob Bailey
Willie Mays
Marichal
Bob Bolin
Frank Robinson
Reds
Jim Maloney
Glen Hobbie
al Jackson
Mets
Jackson
John Bateman
Colts
Golf Meet Set for Friday in War Memorial Park
LITTLE ROCK AP The Big Nine Conference high school golf tournament will be held Friday at War Memorial Park with Class AAA and B state meets. The Fort Smith site at Hardscrabble Country Club was canceled due to course conditions. Each school allows two players to compete for both individual and team titles.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
War Memorial Park
Big Nine
Towney
Idle Trays Lose Lead to Atlanta in Jets Victory
Wild left handers shine as Dick Lines dominates Rochester. Jets win 4-2 behind homers by Gary Rushing Orlando McFarlane and Manny Mota. Atlanta regains Southern Division lead with a 3-2 win over Jackson. Syracuse tops Indianapolis 4-2 as Herb Secure twirls five no-hit frames.
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Dick Lines
Columbus Jets
Lines
Steve Bilko
Rochester
Gary Rushing
Orlando McFarlane
Manny Mota
John Miller
Red Wing
Bilku
Richmond
Lely Willig Smith
Indianapolis
Fouth
Syracuse
Indians
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Sores
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Chiefs
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Russ Heiman
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Cfter
Toronto
Cecil Butler
Standings and Scores From Major Leagues and Minors
Standings show Boston and New York atop the American League with Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland and Detroit trailing. Results include New York Minnesota 4 4 Boston 9 7 Los Angeles 3 6 Baltimore 7 Washington 1 Cleveland 1 Kansas City 0 Chicago 7 Detroit 4. International and Pacific Coast Leagues also list daily results and leaders. notable performances include Dick Stuart driving seven runs for Boston and Bol Hendley with a near no hitter for Atlanta in a 9 3 win over St Louis.
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Tough Day for Angels as Red Sox Sweep Doubleheader
Boston routs Los Angeles 9-3 and 7-6 behind Dick Stuart who drives in seven runs with two homers including a grand slam. Other night games include Pappas three-hitter for Baltimore, Cleve lands Maceal Grant shutout over Kansas City, and Mets, Giants, Dodgers win in the National League.
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Jackie Brandt
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Ron Hansen
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Juan Pizarra
Jim Brosnan
Elston Howard
Yankees
Twins
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Yanks
Louisiana to Get Couple On Armed Robbery Charges
DERMOTT Ark AP Louisiana authorities will gain custody of Marion Lee Walker and Wanda Odum for trial on armed robbery charges. The two siblings were captured after an automobile wreck that led to the FBI arrest of Junior Harold Walker, who had been sought for a year. The trio were wanted in Louisiana for questioning about a $1,200 robbery in Bossier City.
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Wanda Odum
Gene Mabry
FBI
Junior Harold Walker
Walkers
Junior Walker
Arkansas
Stroam Springs
Mabry
Bossier City
Walker
U.S
Robert Gallman
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