Lincoln High to Present Four One Act Plays Tonight
The Student Council of Lincoln High School in Washington Arkansas presents four one act plays at 7 30 PM in the gym. Admission is 25 and 35 cents. A church rally Sunday December 2 1962 at 3 PM supports a building fund with Rev Jimmy Jones guest speaker. Churches invited include St Mark Baptist John Baptist Rising Star Baptist Church of God Tollette Bleving Pres jei ark and Church of God in Christ Hope Ark.
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Hendrix Downs L A University in Ark. clash
Hendrix College defeated Little Rock University 63-59 in Conway, Ark, after fending off a five minute closing spurt. Hendrix built an 8 point lead at 62-49, LRU trimmed the margin to 62-59 by 1:01 remaining. Andy Anderson sealed Hendrix with a late free throw. Johnson led Hendrix with 13, Murphy and Minow had 10 each. Easton led LRU with 19.
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Bobcats Open Basketball Season With Prescott Clash
Vince Foster reports Hope Bobcats begin practice for the season and a Saturday opener against Prescott on December 1. The Lady Cats also open against Prescott. Returning seven lettermen head the squad including Murphy and Porterfield, with several juniors moving up from the B team to bolster the roster. Coach Mitchell says this could be his best team yet.
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Alle
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Sports results round up from Tuesday and upcoming games
Arkansas basketball results Hendrix College 63 over Little Rock 59 and Harrison 68 over Mountain Home 38. NBA scores Boston 125 over Detroit 115 Cincinnati 139 over New York 129 St Louis 120 over Syracuse 105 Chicago 115 over San Francisco 107. ABL Kansas City 103 over Oakland 5 Pittsburgh 98 over Philadelphia. NHL no games today Toronto at Montreal Chicago at Boston.
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Parkview Advances to Harrison Invitational Semis
Parkview of Springfield Maryland defeated Russellville 57-40 and knocked off Mountain Home 63-38 to move into the Harrison Invitational semifinals. Mountain Home was eliminated after the loss in Harrison, Arkansas.
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Arkansas trio tied for sixth in national scoring
The national collegiate scoring tally shows Billy Moore of Arkansas and Bob Jenks of Miami Ohio tied for sixth with 84 points each. West Texas State star Jerry Logan leads with 110 points on 43 touchdowns and 32 extra points.
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Burdette May Be Next for Trading
In a flurry of moves, Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Braves is expected to be traded after Joe Adcock to Cleveland and Detroit deals. The Braves signaled a purge of aging stars, with Burdette likely headed for another club as Detroit reshapes its bullpen with Bob Anderson for Steve Boros.
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Bubba) Phillips
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Six Arkansas High Schools End Season Undefeated
Six Arkansas high school football teams finished undefeated with perfect 11 0 records for Pine Bluff Zebras Jonesboro and Holly Grove. Zebras crowned Big Nine champions and topped the final Associated Press schoolboy poll while Jonesboro claimed Region 2AA title indicating strong gridiron year across the state.
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Oregon QB Baker Wins AP Back of the Week Award
Heisman winner Terry Baker of Oregon State led a 20 17 comeback victory over Oregon with two touchdown passes and 117 yards. The Beavers earned a Liberty Bowl bid as Baker follows a Heisman win announced earlier in the week.
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Bobby Bell
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Lee Roy Jordan
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Pat Richter
Michigan Stael
George Saimes
Georgia Tech
Bill Lothridge
Ron Vanderkelen
Brigham
Young
Eldon Fortie
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York Downtown Athletic Club
Guernsey Teams Sweep Blevins In Trio Of Games
Guernsey High School teams defeated Blevins Tuesday night. Senior boys won 62 to 49 with Stephens scoring 21 and Honeycutt 16 for Blevins. Senior girls edged ahead late, Adams scoring 14 as Guernsey led 126 to 22. Junior girls victory 32 to 17 featured Collums with 13 and Spicer with 12.
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Hatfield Still Best Punt Man
Dallas Texas P David Parks of Texas Tech and Tom Magoffin of Texas Christian are tied for the Southwest Conference pass receiving lead with 32 receptions each. Parks is finished for the season while Magoffin is sidelined with an injury, leaving Rice's Gene Raesz with a chance if he catches six passes against Baylor.
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Baylor
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Region 6B leaders ion and Holly Grove face 1AA titlist Rogers
Region 6B leaders ion and Holly Grove carry top seeds as 1AA champion Rogers went 10-0 and ranked fifth. Lonoke in 5A and Greenland in 1B also went 10-0. Teams with one loss include Clarendon Helena Nashville Russellville Marked Tree Osceola Clarksville Beebe.
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Picking Final Grid Winners of Season
AP column lists college football picks for the coming weekend by Harold Claassen. It notes season totals, highlights Army over Navy, Notre Dame over Southern California, Miami over Florida, Alabama over Auburn, Mississippi over Mississippi State, Virginia over Rutgers, TCU over SMU, Baylor over Rice, Boston College over Holy Cross, Georgia Tech over Georgia, UCLA over Utah, and Oklahoma over Oklahoma State with commentary on teams and key players.
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Sonny Gibbs
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Eagles
Pat McCarthy
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UCLA
Utah
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Statistical leaders in college football punting and returns noted
Danny Thomas of Southern Methodist leads punting with an average of 40.8 yards over three kicks, Garry Thomas of TCU is second at 39.3, Gene Fleming of Rice tops kickoff returns at 29.2 yards on ten runs, while Ronnie Graham gains 349 yards on sixteen carries. Ken Hatfield of Arkansas has the best punt return average at 14.8 yards. Cadron in Faulkner County is cited as the state’s geographical center and selected Territorial Capital in 1820.
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Rice
Gene Fleming
Ronnie Graham
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas
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Solunar Tables Explain Major and Minor Fishing Times
Day by day guide to solunar periods urges planning fishing and hunting around Major periods lasting about two hours and minor periods of shorter duration. Text notes bold Major intervals and regular type minor intervals for optimal sport chances.
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