Camden takes Ouachita Relays crown with two wars on final events
In Arkadelphia the 23rd Annual Ouachita Relays ended with Camden first, Arkadelphia second, and Hope tied for third after Camden won the mile relay and Hope placed second in the final standings. Division I high schools saw Smackover win easily, while Ouachita led the college division with 138 points.
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Lewisville
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Prescott
Gordon
Murfreesboro
Joe T. Robinson
Devall
Track meet results from Arkansas schools April 7 1975
Track meet results list top performances from Arkadelphia Camden Hope Malvern Lakeside and other teams with marks in discus shot put long jump high hurdles relays sprints and distance events. Notable performers include McAdoo Malvern in discus and shot put, Hart Camden in the 880, and Sanders Arkadelphia in the 100 and 220 dashes along with several relay times and total team points led by Camden.
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Reynolds
Kizer
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Ark
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Young
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Glamke
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Nolin
Haney
Boyle
Davis
Sanders
Johnson
Domansk Camden
Anderson
Smith
Canden
Lake Hamilton
Mann
Howe
Dash
Walker
Watson
Sandiiue
Keaton
House
Legin
Smedley
Wallace
Airhart
H. Sanders
D. Sanders
Morehart
Lade
L. Hamilton
DeVall Bluff
Opening Day: Reds Face Dodgers as NL Opens 100th Season
Weather warms to the 50s and 60s for the Reds Dodgers opener as baseball launches its 100th NL and 75th AL campaigns. Dodgers Sutton vs Reds Gullett headlines Riverview sellout with Kuhn and Taft attending. Gibson bids farewell as McNally faces him in St Louis.
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Derby shapes up for 11st Kentucky Derby field
Derby field for the 11th Kentucky Derby appears set at 12 to 14 horses led by Prince Thou Art the Florida Derby winner. Also expected to run May 3 at Churchill Downs are Avatar, Laramie Trail and Singh Gotham winners, Promised City Arkansas Derby victor, and more than half a dozen others potentially challenging Bold Gun and others in the starting gate.
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Weiskopf Triumphs In Greensboro Open At Augusta Warm-Up
Tom Weiskopf won the Greensboro Open with a six stroke lead after an eagle on the ninth hole and a five under final round. Johnny Miller Gary Player Arnold Palmer Lee Elder and Lee Trevino credited strong rounds in windy cold conditions as Masters preparations.
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Marichal debuts for Dodgers in 3-2 loss to Angels
Juan Marichal pitched six innings in his Dodgers spring debut, allowing seven hits and three runs as Los Angeles fell 3-2 to California. He walked four and struck out one while his control improved after the third inning amid a standing ovation for his first appearance. Other spring results included Orioles over Braves in 13, Rangers and Astros 2-2 in 11, and Tigers routing Mets 14-1.
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al Bumbry
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Yankees
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Petty and Foyt add trophies with NASCAR and USAC wins
Richard Petty and AJ Foyt posted dominant showings over the weekend. Petty won the Gwyn Staley Memorial 250 at North Wilkesboro, his 12th career win at the track and fourth of the year, while Foyt captured the Trenton 200 for the IS Auto Club series, setting a new track record at the 1.5 mile Trenton layout and extending his career victory count.
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