Hope Favored At Prescott Track Meet In Arkansas
Prescott hosts its first track meet with four divisions across senior and junior highs. Field events begin 12:20 pm, running prelims at 1 pm, field finals at 3:30 pm, and running finals at 7 pm. Contenders include Hope Bobcats and Murfreesboro and Beardon in smaller class.
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Ark
Emerson
Mineral Springs
Bradley
Dierks
Horatio
Seratea
Reardon
Fouke
Ilenwood
Murfreesboro
Howe
Nashville
Asthios
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Mile race duel set after Rattler Relays win
Larry Gross Hope's miler Larry Gross and Hope's miler were favored to clash for the crown following an earlier Rattler Relays meet this year in which Murfreesboro edged ahead by one point.
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Larry Gross Hope
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Murfreesboro
Doubts Surround Lakers Bucks Knicks For Playoff Berths
As the season ends the Lakers sit last in the Pacific and the Bucks face a near impossible path to the playoffs while the Knicks scramble with Houston and Cleveland for the remaining Eastern berths. The Cavaliers and Rockets chase second in the East Central, with tie-breaks deciding wild card spots.
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Bruins Victory Caps Wooden Era Sendoff Over Kentucky
UCLA overwhelmed Kentucky 92 to 85 in a NCAA title game moment as coach John Wooden bid farewell after 40 years. The maestro guided a changing lineup to outmaneuver Kentucky with smart defense, tempo control, and strategic substitutions to seal a remarkable last hurrah.
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Aonlay
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UCLA Narrowly Falls to Kentucky in Final Rally
Kentucky trimmed a 10 point deficit as Grevey scored 34 but missed two late free throws and UCLA failed to close out the game. Rich Washington and Dave Meyers led UCLA with 28 and 24 points as Kentucky pulled away late.
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Bruins Top Kentucky With Freshman Power and Trgovich Burst
UCLA built a rally behind Drollinger and Washington as Kentucky struggled to counter the Bruins inside with Grevey pounded by 6-9 wings. McCarver added 14 assists and Trgovich 16 points, turning a half slump into a decisive lead.
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Browny shines as Senators hold off Braves in exhibition
Jackie Brown, after years in minors, pitched five scoreless innings for the Washington Senators in a 4-1 exhibition win over the Atlanta Braves. He allowed four hits as manager Billy Martin touts him as his best pitcher this spring alongside veterans like Fergie Jenkins, with other scores and rosters from Monday’s majors and split-squad action.
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Dole Dife
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Mannager
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Keown
Fergie Jenkins
McAdoo Poised as MVP Favorite in 74 75 NBA Race
Bob McAdoo is portrayed as the odds-on favorite for the 1974-75 NBA Most Valuable Player award. The piece discusses voting biases toward centers, notes McAdoo’s move from forward to center with Atlanta, and recalls historic MVP trends dominated by big men while referencing figures like Cowens, Jabbar, and Pettit.
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Chamberlain
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Real Value Leads Early Win in Bachelor Stakes at Oaklawn
Real Value rockets to the front at Oaklawn Park and holds off Pride of Pan Gil to win the $25,000 Bachelor Stakes for 3-year-olds. Jockey Garth Patterson guides the 7-to-2 second choice who pays $9.40, $3.80, and $3. Official Record finishes fourth, with Sovereign Host, Flawless Finish, Easter Island and Greencash following. Real Value, sired by In Reality, is not nominated for Saturday's Arkansas Derby. E R Jackson trains the winner.
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Danny Gargan
Real Value
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Greencash
Oaklawn
Pride of
Bowling League Standings and High Scores From Local Circuits
Emmet Kegglers’ H M Grocery extended their lead in the Rolling Pins League to five games over C & L Company. Prescott Feed Mill trails by one percent, Allen’s D X ten games back. Jewel Allen posted a 180 high with a 471 series. Rosalind McBride a 474 series. B D Electric claimed all team honors in the Men’s Classic League with a 980 game and 2831 series. Jim Lee of Coburn & Company bowled 554. Ted Price of Williams & Company 204 high. Priske Ecxon leads Claud Moss for first. Spears Carpet Mill tops Gaslite Belles standings with Dalrymple & Henry second. Dalrymple & Henry posted 992 team game. Millwood Inn had 2824 team series. Polly Chambless of Lewis McLarty bowled 202 high game. Betty Jo Cornelius of Dalrymple & Henry 514 series and 201 game. Meyer's Bakery led Wednesday Night Couples with 837 team game and 2430 team series. Belinda Miller 192 high and 522 series. Dave Brantley of The Good Guys 220 and 598. Good Guys lead Meyer's Bakery by three games. DeAnna Drug and the C L Cats tied for first in Moonlite Couples. Peterson Grocery next. Sonic Drive-In posted 2238 team series. Hillbillies 837 team game. Gene Allen 191 for Sonic Drive-In. W C Beck 501 series. Carolyn Fant of Midwest Dairy led ladies with 193 and 453.
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C & L Company
Prescott Feed Mill
Allen
D-X
Jewel Allen
Rosalind McBride
B & D Electric
Jim Lee
Coburn & Company
Ted Price
Williams & Company
Priske Ecxon
Claud Moss
Spears Carpet Mill
Dalrymple & Henry
Millwood Inn
Meyer's Bakery
Belinda Miller
Dave Brantley
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Good Guys
DeAnna Drug
C & L Cats
Moonlite
Peterson Grocery
Sonic Drive-In
Hillbillies
Gene Allen
W. C. Beck
Sonic Drive- In
Carolyn Fant
Midwest Dairy
Nonresident license fees raised by Arkansas game commission
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission voted at its March meeting to raise nonresident license prices. Nonresident hunting licenses rise from 20 to 28 dollars, nonresident trip licenses from 7 to 10 dollars with a 5 day limit, fishing licenses from 65 to 80 dollars, 14 day trip fishing licenses from 3.40 to 5, and trout permits stay at 2 dollars. New hunting licenses take effect July 1 and new fishing licenses January 1, 1976. The commission also approved three regulation changes affecting deer crow and duck hunting, including an archery exemption for basic nonresident license holders. Crow depredation rules and a migratory waterfowl ban on Hartis Brake Lake and Lake Hamilton migration rules were noted.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
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Solunar Times From Knight's Tables Guide Daily Sport
Solunar schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during peak periods to maximize sport opportunities. The note emphasizes using the periods to locate best fishing and hunting across days.
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Richard Alden Knight
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