Top Games in Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press surveys regional college and high school hoops across Arkansas with several matchups featuring key teams. Conway hosts North Little Rock while Fayetteville and Benton battles shape conference standings and potential upsets amid varied regional schedules.
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Andhareison
Goa
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Fayetteville
Topkin
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Op Digange Lest
Tulsa
Cicla
Iady Bunners
Hardin
Phil Carter
Nevin Gilde Tack
Lite
Nine
Benton
Catholic High
Morrillan
Jeans
Jacksonville
Cabot
Searcy
Matelvale
Clarksville
Russellville
Joel T. Robison
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Joneshoren
Memphis
Helena
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Heen
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Tihe
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Weal
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Jor City
Lope
Mannalia
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Malvern
Camilen
Boosiui
Big Nive
Pine Bhitt
Hogs Stress Defense Ahead of Big Rivalry Game
Arkansas aims to boost rushing defense as it prepares to face the nation’s No. 1 team. Coaches Braylys and Urey led a padded practice after shorts drills, while Billy Moody’s status remained doubtful due to an ankle injury from TCU week.
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Billy Doe Moody
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Moody
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Fight Results From Global Boxing Matches
Fight results list multiple bouts across cities with incomplete names. Pollo Gabine defeated Ollie Black by technical knockout in San Antonio while Mick Leahy beat Wa Scott in Manchester. Angel Robinson Gare and Omrane Saibk drew in Paris and Tunis, with welterweight weights unavailable.
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Jose
Pollo) Gabine
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Ollie Blackshear
Huston
Manchester
England
Mick Leahy
Ireland
Wa Scott
Paris
Angel Robinsonl Gare ¢Ia
Cuba
Omrane Saibk
Tunisia
Drew
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solum tables guides daily planning for best fishing or hunting. Major periods start at the shown time and last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter.
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Hog Cagers Report for Workouts
Arkansas coach Clon Rose announced sixteen basketball hopefuls for the 1962-63 season including four returning starters. The group includes 6-6 Tory Bayer Port Simith 6-6 Lairry Watford 6-6 dint Wisi and 6-2 Jerry Rogers all seniors. Junior college transfers Way 6-2 from Lincoln Fort Smith and Warren Voxel 6-0 from Marion Kansas join the squad with sophomores Prospects Jim.
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Tory Bayer
Port Simith
Lairry Watford
Litte Rock
Dint Wisi
Cherry Valley
Jerry Rogers
North Little Rock
Jarry
Carton
Sheridan
Ssearay
Bob Anderson
Pine Platt
Dilh
Dim Way
Lincoln
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Marion
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Aml Thochipson
Kan JC
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Rookie Leads Canadians in rout of Saskatchewan
Hamilton routs Saskatchewan 267 to 21 as rookie quarterback Jon Auger of Arizona State passes for eight touchdowns and 42 completions. The 22 year old, described with multiple players from Arkansas and Missouri, headlines a strong Canadian Football League showing.
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Jonauger
Arizona State University
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Saskatchewan
Lansylvania
Shrew
Texas No 1 Arkansas in 7th Spot
Texas rose to No 1 in the AP football poll after beating Oklahoma 9 6, Alabama fell to second, Arkansas moved to seventh after a 28 21 win over Baylor. Coach Darrell Royal said rankings matter little while noting Arkansas deserves higher ranking. Texas meets Arkansas Saturday in Memorial Stadium, a key SWC clash between undefeated teams.
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Womens Golf Association Formed and Plans South Hope branch
The Howe Women’s Golf Association formed with sixteen members meeting at the Country Club. Mrs. Dick Watkins is President and Mrs. Byron Hefner Vice-President, with Mrs. Al Graves as Secretary-Treasurer. Ladies Golf Day set for Thursdays, with regular meetings on the second Thursday each month. Proposed golf lessons in Hope with Don Murphy of Texarkana to teach interested members. Course to be shortened for women and new tees added on several holes. Committees named for Publicity, Telephones, Membership, Lunch, Tournament, and Tee.
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Byron Hefner
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Mitch LaGrand
Don Murphy
Texarkana Country Club
al Graves
Jack Gardner
Lowell Harris
L. L. Webb
Emmett Wassell
Forrest Halrr
Lyn Harris
Wiliam Roulen
Tom Ways
Harold Brents
Kinard
Young
Mitch la ‘Grone
Ralph Emerson
Clyde Mants
Tee
Walter Verhalen
Henry Seamons
Henry Fenwick
Chicago at New York tonight in NHL action
National Hockey League schedule shows no games today or Monday with Chicago visiting New York on Wednesday.
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New York
Los Angeles-Detrait at New York NBA Showdown Slips
National Basketball Association brief notes no games scheduled today with Los Angeles Detriot at New York listed as the scheduled match up. Wednesday slate empty.
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New York
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Trull Seizes Top Spot in Southwest Conference Passing
Baylor quarterback Don Trull surged into the lead in Southwest Conference statistics after a 16 of 27 showing for 516 yards over 72 attempts this season. He sparked Baylor’s comeback from a 28 0 deficit, though Arkansas won 28 21.
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Trull
Bears
Gibbs
Texas Christian
Walter McReynolds
Rice
Billy’ Moore
Parker
Moore
Giants-Yankees set for seventh World Series game
After a 13 day, 6000 mile trek and six games the Giants and Yankees are tied 3-3 heading into Game seven. Jack Sanford will face Ralph Terry again as each club seeks their first World Series win since early 20th century. Cepeda and Pierce sparked a 5-2 win to end Whitey Ford’s streak and push starting lineup choices for today.
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Giants
Ralph Terry
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Uwee
Terry
Tom Tresh
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Billy Pierce
Orlando Cepeda
Whitey Ford
Pierce
Candlestick
Detroit to Bid on Olympics
Detroit the American city certified to bid for the 1968 summer games by the U.S. Olympic Committee Board of Directors. Lake Placid New York was selected to bid for the 1968 winter games.
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Detroit
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N.Y
Nixon Statement Doubts Hit By Brown On TV Debate
LOS ANGELES AP Gar Edmund G Brown disputed Nixon’s claim he will not seek the 1964 presidency or be drafted. Brown on Meet the Press said Nixon cannot be trusted about not running. Brown accused Nixon of staging debates on terms favorable to him and questioned Nixon’s 1956 Hughes loan to Donald Nixon.
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Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
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Claims U S Has Sent in Troops
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda repeating that Britain and the United States bolster troops opposing Yemen's revolutionary government. The item notes Allied involvement in a regional conflict, with no independent confirmation and limited corroborating details.
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