Sharman’s mini lineup tops Nets 119 to 101 in ABA game
The Los Angeles Stars used a quick five man unit to overpower the New York Nets 119 101. Star guard George Stone led all scorers with 31 points as coach Bill Sharman deployed a smaller lineup to spark the comeback.
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Brownie Troop 63 Visits Hope Fire Station
Troop 63 teams up with Hope Fire Station last week for a community visit. Front row includes Dana Pettit Denise May Pam Messer Scott and Jeffery. second row features Yvonne Fry Lorie Ferrand Donna Griffin and Sydney.
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Hockey League Race Closest in History
The tightest NHL race in history narrows to five-point spread among five East teams as Boston Chicago Detroit Montreal New York win or lose. Montreal beats Boston 6-3 to gain on leaders while Detroit topples Chicago 5-2. New York edges Toronto 2-1 as West race tightens with Pittsburgh second and Oakland tied with Minnesota for fourth.
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Baseball Star Minnie Rojas Critical After Crash Tragedy
Miami AP report says Minnie Rojas ace reliever with Calliore lla Angels in 1967 remains in critical condition after a Wednesday auto crash that killed his two daughters Loudes nine and Barbara eight. Wife Maria treated for shock. month old son unhurt. Rojas, Cuba native, posted 12 wins and 22 saves that season and was named AL's top reliever.
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Mets Just Beat Us in Series Says Weaver
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver says the Mets defeated his club in last year’s World Series and insists the Orioles remain a pennant favorite. He praises his lineup led by Boog Powell Dave Johnson Mark Belanger Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson Paul Blair and Don Buford and notes the strong pitching staff that posted the majors best ERA last season.
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Rockefeller Considers Third Term Amid Naive Pledge
Winthrop Rockefeller said he may run again but would be finishing what he started. He hinted a decision would come in the next weeks after a news conference and a birthday event for the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission. He noted the 1964 pledge against a third term and suggested it could be easier to finish the job in two more years.
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Parkers Miss Practice Day For Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports the Arkansas Razorbacks will resume spring football practice today after missing Wednesday due to bad weather. Coach Parkers is overseeing sessions as players return to the field with clear conditions expected.
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Milwaukee Wins Bid to Buy Pilots and Return MLB
Baseball moves toward bringing the Seattle Pilots to Milwaukee as the American League authorizes sale for 10.8 million dollars. Brewers president Bud Selig calls the telegram from Cronin confirmation a moral obligation fulfilled and opens preparations for an altered schedule and a full-time return of major league baseball to Milwaukee.
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Winthrop Rockefeller lauds Arkansas IDD anniversary progress
On its 15th anniversary the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission was praised by Winthrop Rockefeller for helping attract plant placements and creating 15 106 jobs in 1969. Harold Gay of Gay Industries Cotter and Park C. Lockwood of Banquet Foods received engraved chests. Herbert McAdams called the era highly successful, noting IDA total growth and a 1.5 billion dollar industry spend in 15 years. Adrian Williamson said Arkansas will be marketed to multinational firms soon.
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Bombings Fuel Rise of Private Guard Services in U S
New York AP report notes that bombings demonstrations and unrest drive growth in private security firms. Pinkerton Inc is expanding 20 to 25 percent in five years with about 27,000 staff, many patrolling buildings guarding lobbies and monitoring CCTV while public police handle arrests. Pinkerton traces back to 1849 as the National Detective Agency.
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