Hope High athletes compete at state meet in Arkansas
Hope High track and golf squads fought through bad luck and strong foes at the state championships in Little Rock. Freshman John Spraggins finished 4th in the 440 with 53.2 after breaking the state record previously, and placed 8th in the 220. Golfers Lee Fenwick and Ralph Routon led the team to 11th in the field. Fenwick earned 6th in individuals, Routon 28th. Catholic High of Little Rock won the team title.
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Hope High
John Spraggins
Little Rock
Gregory
Hot Springs Southwest
Spraggins
John
Lee Fenwick
Ralph Routon
Fenwick
Routon
Catholic High of
Conway
New Court Bound for Cassius
A federal judge planned a hearing on new motions by Cassius Clay's lawyers to delay his trial on draft evasion charges and to open Selective Service files for defense use. The filing argued the June 5 trial is physically and humanly impossible to ready, with the defense alleging bias in draft boards.
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White Members and Exlude Neegroes
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Boston Adds Height to Forwards
The Boston Bruins bolstered their forward corps by acquiring Phil Esposito Ken Hodge and Fred Stanfield from the Chicago Blackhawks. In return Boston sent defenseman Gilles Marotte center Pit Martin and minor league goalie Jack Norris as rosters were finalized.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Aroun
Phil Esposito
Ken Hodge
Fred Stanfield
Chicago Black Hawks
Bruins
Gilles Marotte
Pit Martin
Jack Norris
National Hockey League
Prentice Wins Dallas Open Golf Title
Jo Ann Prentice of Pensacola Florida won the Dallas Civitan Open with a four over par 75 and 281 total after 72 holes. She edged Judy Kimball by one stroke and earned 2475 dollars boosting her season standings.
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Associated Press
Dallas (Ap
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Pensacola
Fla
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Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days for fishing or hunting during the Major and Minor periods, noted in bold and regular type respectively, using Central Standard Time. Major periods start at the listed times and run about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter.
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John Alden Knight
Clemente's three homers fade as Reds edge Pirates in extras
Roberto Clemente drove in all Pirates runs with three homers and a double in an 8-7 loss to Cincinnati, as Tony Perez delivered the game winning two run double in the 10th inning. Lee May tied the game in the ninth with a two run blast. The Reds moved three games up on Pittsburgh while other NL and AL results featured Astros, Cubs, and Dodgers in late play.
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Associated Press
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Asepromonte
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Williams
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Bert Campaneris
Tony Pierce
John
Blue Moon
Odom
Athletics
California
John Blue Moon
Angels
Howe Wins First Game of Tourney in District 7 Meet
Hope High School baseball, led by Reyenga and Galloway, defeated Murfreesboro 13 to 41 at Legion Field to earn a state tournament berth. Reyenga struck out nine over 7 innings, Birchwell homered for Murfreesboro, and a six-run fifth clinched the game as Hope advances toward a semifinal with Belvins Bradley.
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Hope High
Murfreesboro
Legion Field
Belvins-Bradley
Wedneseday
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Dwight Galloeway
Reyenga
Steve Birchwell
Bobcats
Revenga
Galloway
Blevins
Bradley
Hope
Epstein Quits Orioles Strains loom over Epstein move
Baltimore Orioles face pressure as Mike Epstein heads home for public relations work. The 24 year old slugger, viewed as leaping talent, balked at a 24 hour recall to Rochester and urged a Major League return. Orioles’ Harry Dalton says Epstein may be traded next season if no MLB spot opens, noting the club cannot trade for the sake of one player.
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Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Mike Epstein
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Baltimore
Epstein
Rochester
Harry Dalton
Dalton
Mike
Boston
New York
Weekend Baseball Scores and Rain Plagued Results
Saturday results feature Richmond beating Toronto 13 to 9 and Jacksonville defeating Buffalo 3 to 2 while Rochester edged Columbus 3 2 and Toledo won 2 to 0. Portland toppled Spokane 5 to 3 as Phoenix beat Oklahoma City 13 to 9. Seattle defeated Vancouver 9 to 7 and Indianapolis at Tulsa was postponed by rain. San Diego and Denver also played in rain delays. Sunday saw Rochester at Columbus and Toronto at Richmond washed out by rain on wet grounds with Syracuse at Toledo affected. Jacksonville beat Buffalo 2 1 and Portland won 10-3 while Spokane swept Spokane 4-0. San Diego 9-3 Denver 3-1 Vancouver 3-5 Seattle 2-3. First game went 10 innings, Tacoma 3 Hawaii 2. Phoenix 7 Oklahoma City 2.
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Trainer Boo Gentry Mulls Preakness Absence
Loyd Boo Gentry, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Proud Clarion, is unlikely to attend the Preakness in Baltimore this Saturday after medical admission in New York. His wife said he was treated at Doctors Hospital last Friday for a suspected hepatitis illness.
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Commercials in Hockey TV Criticized
Toronto soccer officials denounced live TV soccer with fake stoppages for commercials. John Wimbs, president of the Toronto and District Soccer Association, said CBS telecasts show phoney fouls and that the ads mar the game seen by Canada and the United States.
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United States
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Broken Bone Didn't Stop This Horse
Romulus Hanover won the Messenger Stakes in 1 59 15 over Best of All, after racing most of last year with a broken bone in his left front hoof. Owner John Froehlich and driver Billy Haughton highlighted the horse's resilience and the surprising nature of the injury.
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Associated Press
Westbury
N.Y
Romulus Hanover
Billy Haughton
Romulus
Haughton
John Froehrich
Glen Head
Vernon Downs
Meadowlands Farm
Buffalo Raceway
the Meadows
Yonkers
Crawford sets new two mile state mark in conference meet
Crawford by Harding lapped almost a half minute off the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference two mile record with 9 10 04 while qualifying for the mile and 880. Seale of Southern State sets conference records in the 220 and 109. Exiquazzo and Stokes also set marks in sprints and 440. Final events move to Tuesday night as Harding leads with 21 points.
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Jim Crawford
Crawford
Richard Richardson
State College of Arkansas
Southern State
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Seale
George Eriquezzo
SSC
Exiquezzo
Elgin Stokes
State College
Henderson
Arkansas A&m
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