Hope 3 Star Here Tonight basketball charity game
The Reel Dirty Dribblers raise funds for Wichita State Football via Hope High School Key Club at 8:00 p.m. The Womens Independent face Keel, then Key Clubbers play. Keel is led by Larry Ryan and Steve Kelly. Key Club starts Parker Powell at post with Randy Wright and Ronnie Massanelli at guards.
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Bill Moore
Reel Dirty Dribblers
Wichita State Football Fund
Hope High School
Keel
Larry Ryan
Steve Kelly
Lane Brigham
Mr. Weather
Muggs Smith
Charlotte Burnett
Mary Fuller
LaDonna Thomason
Helen Ratliff
Lou May
Charlotte Gibson
Dolores McBride
Velora Bright
Parker Powell
Randy Wright
Ronnie Massanelli
Calvin Willis
Bubba Powers
Jack Turner
Deacon Jones
Rusty Quillin
Donny Williams
Hope’s
Key Club
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Arkansas Key Club
E.P. Young Jr
Warren Adcock
Frazier Again Cracks Broad Jump Record
Charles Frazier of Hope High set a new broad jump mark at Camden with 20 feet 7 inches, eclipsing his Dequeen record of 20 feet 5.25 inches. Darrell Parsons placed third with 19 feet 11.42 inches as Norton took fifth in discus. Wheelington led several sprint events with top times.
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Bill Moore
Hope High
Charles Frazier
Frazier
Dequeen
Camden
Newcoming
Darrell Parsons
Lyman Norton
HHS
Ray Wheelington
James Valentine
Jerry Hamilton
David Johnson
Wheelington
Kenneth Ellis
Nicky Spellman
Shelton Cale
Gary Rhodes
Jim Rhodes
Larry Johnson
Jimmy Smth
Dexter Flenery
James Maris
Ohba Defends WBA Title In Tokyo Bout
Masao Ohba of Japan outpointed Betulio Gonzalez of Venezuela 15 rounds to retain the WBA title. Manuel Mendoza of Mexico stopped Ronnie Jones of Chicago in five. Angel Arias of Mexico outpointed Frankie Cabangig of the Philippines in Stockton. Andy Kendall of Portland outpointed Larry Buck of Seattle in Portland over 12 rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Masao Ohba
Japan
Betulio Gonzalez
Venezuela
Ohba
Los Angeles
Manuel Mendoza
Mexico
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Stockton
Calif
Angel Arias
Frankie Cabanig
Philippines
Portland
Ore
Andy Kendall
Larry Buck
Seattle
Wash
Trevino Leads Greensboro Open After Round One
Lee Trevino fired a four under par 67 to share the early lead with Miller Barber and Bob Charles in Greensboro. Gary Player struggled to a 75, dropping out of the lead pack asTrevi no warned that an eight-stroke margin means little with Player chasing in the remaining rounds.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Greensboro
N.C
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Trevino
Miller Barber
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Barber
Charles
Bruce Crampton
Art Wall
Jack Lewis
Pete Brown
Dave Eichelberger
Lanny Wadkins
Tony Jacklin
England
Billy Casper
West wins third Senior Classic in run and run style
In Memphis Tennessee the West defeated the East 137 to 110 to claim a third consecutive Senior All-American Basket ball Classic. Coach Bill Russell praised his eight man squad with seven players scoring in double figures and expressed enthusiasm for coaching another game like this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Bill Russell
Thad
HHS Golfers Set For Magnolia Meet After Strong Field
At the broad jump pit Jimmy Smith soared to 7 feet 10 inches to take second while Terry Smith jumped 17 feet 6 inches to finish fourth. The HHS golf squad will host Magnolia’s R and B teams this afternoon with starters Jack Turner Jimmy Pruden Jerry Pruden and Tim Hogan. Tim White Randy Wright Tun Gunter and Joe Fuuse also to play for Beeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Smith
Terry Smith
HHS
Magnolia
Jack Turner
Jimmy Pruden
Jerry Pruden
Tim Hogan
Tim White
Randy Wright
Tun Gunter
Joe Fuuse
Banks Out for Cubs as Ernie Banks Placed on Disabled List
Chicago Cubs will be without Ernie Banks for opening days as doctors place the veteran on a 21 day disabled list due to arthritic knees. Banks, 40, was MVP in 1954 and 1959 and has 509 career home runs.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Banks
Montreal Expos
Marv Staehle
Atlanta
Expos
Gene Lamont
Detroit
Boston
Billy Williams
Jose Ortiz
Jim Colborn
Phil Regan
Earl Stephenson
Ron Tompkins
Cleveland
Campy Campaneris
Felipe Alou
Oakland Athletics
San Diego Padres
Manny Sanguillen
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mike Hedlund
Jim York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mike Anderson
Greg Goosen
Greg Luzinski
Eugene
Phillies
Hope Ark Sta Basketball Playoff Results
Eastern Conference semifinals saw New York defeat Atlanta 111 107 to take the series 4 1 while Philadelphia edged Baltimore 104 103 as Baltimore leads 3 2. Western results had Los Angeles 115 89 over Chicago and Milwaukee 106 104 over San Francisco with the series at 3 1 Milwaukee. ABA results included Texas 115 Denver 109 and Memphis at Indiana and Utah Texas first games.
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Hope
Ark
Associated Press
New York
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Texas
Denver
Virginia
Hampton
Kentucky
Memphis
Indiana
Utah
Dallas
Pennant Chase Shaped by Reds and Pirates in NL
In a coast to coast NL preview, the Reds and Pirates loom as top threats to reach an October rematch of 1970. Cincinnati, led by Bench and a stacked lineup, seeks to overcome injuries and depth questions while Pittsburgh adds pitching depth via winter trades. Dodgers California hopes and other rivals like Cardinals and Expos promise a tough year as teams vie for division crowns.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
NEW York
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Reds
Pirates
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Richie Allen
Big Red
Johnny Bench & Co
East
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
West
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Bench
Tony Perez
Lee May
Pete Rose
Bernie Carbo
Dodgers
Bob Tolan
Sparky Anderson
Jim Merritt
Wayne Simpson
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Robertson
al Oliver
Bob Johnson
Nelson Briles
Mets
Tom Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Gary Gentry
Nolan Ryan
Seaver
Cy Young
Rog Gibson
Steve Carlton
Jerry Reuss
Mike Torrez
Cardinals
Matty Alou
Ted Sizemore
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Jim Hickman
Ferguson Jenkins
Ken Holtzman
Bill Hands
Leo Durocher
Expos
Carl Morton
Rusty Staub
Ron Fairly
Bob Bailey
Ron Hunt
Roger Freed
Joe Lis
Allen
Bill Singer
Willie Davis
Wes
Rice Losing Some Grid: Prospects
Rice University faces defections as 13 scholarship players quit spring training. Coach Bill Peterson aims to build mental and physical toughness, saying the team lacks bodies to force removals while acknowledging expected defections. Defensively, he sees a solid unit and focus on progress. SMU notes a strong scrimmage under Gary Hammond with a 61-yard pass to James Robinson and five offensive touchdowns.
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Associated Press
Rice University
Bill Peterson
Peterson
Owls
Southern Methodist
New Pony
Gary Hammond
Hammond
James Lee Robinson
Hayden Fry
Mustangs
TCU
Jim Pittman
Frogs
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Hunting and Fishing
Plan your days around the Solunar Periods taken from Richard Alden Knight's book to optimize hunting or fishing. The schedule advises seeking good territory and cover during peak times to maximize sports results each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Derby Picture Shifts With Injured Hoist The Flag News
The Derby picture shifts as Hoist The Flag’s career-ending injury opens spots for 3-year-olds in four stakes on Saturday. Notables include Santa Anita Derby contender Unconscious, Gotham probables, and Northfields challenging for Arkansas Derby glory. Other headlines cover John Campbell Handicap hopeful Personality and Ce sar Cedeno with the Giants as Rico Carty sits out injured action.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Louisville
Unconscious
Jim French
Florida
Aqueduct
John M. Olin
Northfields
Oaklawn Park
John Longden
Golden Gate Field
John B. Campbell
Bowie
Ethel Jacobs
San Felipe
Arthur A. Seeligson Jr
Santa Anita
Ophion
Harbor Point
Crimson Clem
Fast Fellow
Vegas Vic
Triple Bend
Gotham
Brookmead Stable
John M. Schiff
Neil Hellman
Herman Adouj
Ogden Phipps
Will Hays
Pasirolae Stable
Arkansas Derby Set for Saturday features Will Hays pace
Oaklawn Park hosts the 1 1/16 mile Arkansas Derby with Will Hays and Northfields among contenders. trainer Eddie Neloy notes Will Hays needs a fast early pace and clear runs, while Barbizon Streak and Bopdavelle loom as top Oaklawn hopes in the 14-horse field. Olga Palafox advances to semis in Houston tennis event.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Ark
Eddie Neloy
Oaklawn Park
Wilt Chamberlain
Neloy
Ogden Phipps
Will Hays
Fairgrounds
New Orleans
Phipps
Oaklawn
John M. Olin
Northfields
Herman Odouj
George M. Holtsinger
Bopdavelle
Miller Barber Leads Greensboro Open After Round One
Texarkana golfer Miller Barber shot four under par 66 to tie for the early lead at the Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina. Barber posted nines of 34 and 33 sharing the top spot with Lee Trevino and Bob Charles in the $190,000 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Miller Barber
Texarkana
Barber
Lee Trevino
Bob Charles
State College Bears Sweep Doubleheader in Conway
State College of Arkansas completed a sweep in Conway with a 6-4 victory in the second game and had won the opener 6-0. Bears ace pitched superbly as Arkansas college baseball extended its winning streak.
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State College
Conway, Ark
State College of Arkansas
Bears
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Spain
Barcelona
Rice
Parker
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Giants
Willie McCovey
Bobby Bonds
Ken Henderson
Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Larry Dierker
Rico Carty
John Stewart
Brack May
Hobie Morton
Princess Davelle
al Davelle
Prince Davelle
Doug Davis Jr
Twist the Axe
W. P. Rosso
Robert Huffman
Knight Counter
Robert Lehmann
Wonder Zone
W. A. Lofton
Patient Hands
N. H. Stone
Saltwell
Wayne Serey
Rusty King
Charles. M
Saigon Warrior
Mary, van Wyck
Bixa
John D. Askew
John
Arkansan
Olga Palafox
Little Rock
Barbara Hultgren
Stanford
Martin’s Motor Service
St.-Hope
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