Hope High golfers win and track team places fourth
Hope High School golfers beat Crossett 318 to 338 on home grounds. Ralph Routon top scored with 76, followed by Pruden 79 Turner 80 Pru n 83. Hope improves to 5-0 in 4AA and 5-1 overall. Track team finishes fourth at DeQueen with 34 points led by Wheelington Davis in hurdles and Johnson in sprints.
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Buddy Ingram
Angels and Brewers Show Power as Hitting Surges
The Angels rolled to a 7-5 win over Kansas City as five runs in the sixth inning boosted their team batting average to .355. Milwaukee meanwhile swept a doubleheader with Chicago, powered by Danny Walton’s two-run homer and clutch late hitting. The day also saw Detroit end Baltimore’s five-game streak, Washington beat Boston, and Cleveland top New York before a late setback. Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, Montreal, New York, and Pittsburgh won in the National League. Walton and Repoz emerged as bright spots for Milwaukee and California, while Brewers skipper Dave Bristol hailed Walton’s early-season spark.
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No Agreement on Moving ABA Franchise
New York AP reports no agreement on relocating the Washington ABA club as part of a merger with the NBA. Earl Foreman says merger talks lack final consensus and no deal on Rick Barry’s return to San Francisco. ABA Commissioner Rolph notes unresolved items despite some understanding between committees.
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Associated Press
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Solunar Tables Offer Daily Fishing Timing Guide
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide planning fishing by timing. The schedule helps anglers fish in good territory and baiting cover during peak periods each day for the best sport.
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Casper and Littler in Shootout at Augusta Masters
Gene Littler faced Billy Casper in a tense 18 hole playoff for the Masters green jacket. Casper clinched by a 10 foot putt at the 18th as Gary Player faltered, giving Casper a nine under par 279 and Littler 69-70-70-70 for 280. Player finished third at 281 with Bert Yancey at 283 and Nicklaus eighth at 69.
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Associated Press
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National Club
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Hope Arkansas Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National and American League standings recap with teams New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Montreal Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles and others. Sunday and Saturday results include New York 6 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago 0 Montreal 2. Also notes about players batting and pitching performances and historical Masters playoff context.
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Astros Hit Five Homers In Dome Win Over Braves
Houston's Kim Wynn belted two long homers as the Astros launched five in a high scoring 8 4 victory over Atlanta. Joe Pepitone, Tommy Davis and Doug Rader also homered for Houston, while Niekro took the loss. Elsewhere in the NL Cincinnati swept SF, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia in 10, Montreal blanked the Cubs, Dodgers defeated San Diego, and the Mets beat St. Louis. In AL action Milwaukee swept Chicago, New York split with Cleveland, Washington edged Boston, Detroit topped Baltimore, and California beat Kansas City.
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Associated Press
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Fire Kills 11 Race Horses at Washington Park
A Sunday fire at Washington Park race track stables in Homewood Illinois killed 11 horses the trainer William Fires said were valued at about 200000 dollars. Officials reported a stable attendant and 25 horses died in the blaze. the cause remains unknown.
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Henderson State sweeps Tech in Arkansas doubleheader
Henderson State College swept Arkansas Tech in Russellville, taking both games of a four inning baseball doubleheader. The Reddies won the opener 45 to 7 and captured the nightcap 5 to 3.
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Pacers Ready for Playoffs After Record 177-135 Win
Indiana Pacers clinched Eastern Division with a record 177-135 victory over Pittsburgh Pipers. Coach Bobby Leonard praised playoff readiness as guard John Barnhill led with 31 points. Other ABA games saw Denver, L A, Kentucky, and New York winning. Leonard’s team set scoring records, and Pacers prepare for playoff action against Carolina.
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Basketball Playoffs and Division Ties Across Leagues
Eastern Division finals saw New York defeat Milwaukee 110 to 102, New York leading the best of seven 0 Western Division openers had Los Angeles top Atlanta 119 115 with a 1 0 series edge. ABA standings show Indiana Kentucky and others near midseason form with key division clinches and matchups listed across cities.
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Lakers Rally Past Hawks In Game One Thriller
Lakers defeat Hawks 119 to 115 in Atlanta to grab a 1-0 lead in the Western Division finals. West and Baylor led the charge with free throws and late baskets as L A overcame a 16 point deficit aided by Wilt Chamberlain’s return and a surge in the second half. Bellamy starred for Atlanta with strong early scoring.
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ASU Vaulter Sets a New Record
Arkansas State University freshman Barney Wess set a state collegiate pole vault record with 16 feet at the Wichita Relays. The day’s meet saw University of Colorado win with 75 points, ASU finish fifth with 33, and Baylor rally late in the basketball action.
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Arkansas State University
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