Humble Oil SWC football highlights film shown to SMU
Humble Oil and Refining Co premieres its 24th Southwest Conference football highlight film to SMU, featuring Texas Arkansas Big Shootout No 2 and Notre Dame Cotton Bowl victory. The presentation to SMU athletic director Hayden Fry includes returning stars like Joe Ferguson Roger Goree Matthew Williams and Steve Judy.
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Dallas
Notre Dame
Humble Oil and Refining Co
SMU
P. W. Page Jr
Humble
Hayden Fry
Texas
SWC
Rice
Southwest
Arkansas
Bill Burnett
Joe Ferguson
Louisiana
Bill Montgomery
Baylor
Roger Goree
Matthew Williams
TCU
Steve Judy
W. D. Snodgrass
Connie Alexander
Fights Report From The Associated Press Highlights Debuts
In Boston Somerville’s Johnny Coiley stopped Rocky Colavita in seven rounds. New York’s Angel Esada outpointed Edmundo Leite in ten. Tampa’s Willie Monroe scored KOs on Adam Moore and Willie Wilson stopped Harold Glaspy. Milwaukee’s Paul Nicholas outpointed Pete Riccitelli in light heavyweights.
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Associated Press
Boston
Johnny Coiley
Somerville
Mass
Luigi “Rocky” Colavita
New York
Angel Espada
Puerto Rico
Edmundo Leite
Brazil
Tampa
Willie “the Worm" Monroe
Philadelphia
Adam Moore
New Orleans
Willie Wilson
Harold Glaspy
Nestor Rojas
Caracas
Venezuela
Johnnie Raven
Milwaukee
Paul Nicholas
Pete Riccitelli
Decline in Long Ball Hitters Sparks Shift in Play
ATLANTA AP Sparky Anderson Reds manager forecasts fewer 40 homer seasons as bigger parks and speedier players rise. He cites NL parks making homers harder and predicts teams will feature two power hitters with players like Ralph Garr and Bill Russell rising. Bench doubts 40 homer years ahead of him.
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Atlanta
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
New York
Ralph Garr
Bill Russell
Dodgers
Reds
John Bench
John
Bench
Utah Stars Defeat Pacers In ABA Playoff Opener
Utah Stars rallied in the second half to beat the Indiana Pacers 120 to 114 in Indianapolis, taking a 1-0 lead in the West Division final. Merv Jackson scored 28 and George Stone 23 for Utah, while Mel Daniels led Indiana with 27.
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Associated Press
Indiana
American Basketball Association
Utah Stars
Stars
Pacers
Indianpolis
Miami Beach
Kentucky Colonels
Floridians
Colonels
Virginia Squires
Richmond
National Basketball Association
NBA
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Merv Jackson
George Stone
Utah
Jackson
Stone
Mel Daniels
Salt Lake City
Kentucky
Dan Issel
Larry Jones
Mike Pratt
Darel Carrier
Warren Davis
Mack Calvin
al Tucker
Casper
Young Twin hurler Blyleven earns two straight shutouts
Bert Blyleven improves to two straight shutouts for Minnesota, fanning batters and pitching to spots as Kansas City falls 2-0 on three hits. Harmon Killebrew and Cesar Tovar drive runs, while the Twins seize a half game atop the AL West. Also: Red Sox erupt for six in seventh to beat Washington 10-7, Oakland edges Milwaukee 4-3 with Rollie Fingers four-hitter, and other scores across leagues. Names include Blyleven, Killebrew, Tovar, Carew, Drago, Rojas, Otis, and Paige observing from the stands.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Young Bert Blyleven
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Oakland
Twins
Boston
Washington
California
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Royals
Satchel Paige
Dick Drago
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Holt
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Duane Josephson
Billy Conigliaro
Doug Griffin
Ray Culp
Luis Aparicio
Reggie Smith
Petrocelli
Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Carl Yastrzemski
Senators
Joe Foy
Richie Scheinblum
Jim French
Ken Tatum
Culp
Rollie Fingers
Joe Rudi
Lew Krausse
Sal Bando
Rick Monday
Bando
Dick Green
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Rick Reichardt
Jay Johnstone
Angels
Jim Spencer
Jon Fregosi
Vicente Romo
Baseball League Schedules and Standings Highlight 1971
HOPE Ark Star lists American and National League standings, schedules, and results. It shows division leaders Baltimore and New York, key matchups for Monday and Tuesday, and noted home runs by Reichardt Johnstone White Sox Rudi Petrocelli Gallagher Bench Perry among others. The notice includes birth date and youth league age ranges.
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Hope (Ark.) Star
Baseball League
Associated Press
G.B. Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Hall
Hedlund
Blue
Parsons
Messersmith
Bradley
Siebert
McLain
Baltimore
Cuellar
McDowell
Niekro
Bahnsen
American League
Reichardt
Johnstone
White Sox
Rudi
A’s
Petrocelli
B. Conigliara
Red Sox
ABA Division Playoffs Open Thursday
The Eastern Division final between the Virginia Squires and the Kentucky Colonels opens Thursday night in Richmond Virginia with the second game set for Saturday in Norfolk. The series moves to Louisville for games three and four on April 19 and 21, with potential fifth and sixth games in Hampton and Louisville on April 23 and 24. If needed a seventh game would be held in Roanoke on April 27 or 28.
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Associated Press
Virginia Squires
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Richmond
Norfolk
Louisville
Hampton
Roanoke
Stargell Delivers In 11th To Edge Phillies 4 3
Willie Stargell broke 0-for-5 with a bases loaded single in the 11th, scoring Dave Cash to lift the Pirates past Philadelphia 4-3. Cincinnati, San Francisco, St. Louis, and Los Angeles also won as the NL slate featured Bench, Rose, and Perry starring. A L games saw Oakland and Boston win, with Hundley injuring his knee in a pinch hit appearance.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Stargell
Dick Selma
Selma
Willie
Dave Cash
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Oakland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Boston
Washington
Cash
Richie Hebner
Roberto Clemente
Bob Robertson
Don Money
Phillie
Money
Reds
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Jim McGlothlin
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Alan Gallagher
Padre
Clay Kirby
Perry
Jose Cardenal
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Frank Linzy
Astros
Wade Blasin
Richie Allen
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
Cubs
Jim Lefebvre
Randy Hundley
Hundley
Petty Extends Lead In NASCAR Grand National Standings
Richard Petty maintains a strong lead in the NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National points race with 1,074 points, 134 ahead of James Halton who has 940. Elmo Langley moves to third at 913, Cecil Gordon rises to fourth with 855, and Bobby Isaac falls to fifth after an ineligible Greenville, South Carolina event.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Randleman
N.C
James Hylton
Elmo Langley
Cecil Gordon
Bobby Isaac
Isaac
Greenville
S.C
Solunar Tables From Knight's Tables Guide Sport Times
Solunar schedule printed here is taken from Richard Alden Knights SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods for best sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
HHS Golfers Fall to Magnolia in Tough Meet
Hope High School golfers lost to Magnolia with Hope scoring 13 to Magnolia 4. Medalist honors went to Magnolia's Tim Boering with 76 while Hope's Jack Turner led with 80. Earlier Hope beat Magnolia at home 1144 to 614 with Turner 75 and Pruden brothers 82. The team travels to Texarkana for a match with the Razorbacks as district and state tournaments loom.
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Bill Moore
HHS
Bobcat
Magnolia
Hope
Panthers
Jack Turner
Jimmy Pruden
Jerry Pruden
Tim Hogan
Tim Boering
Hope Country Club
Turner
Jimmy
Hogan
Tim White
Texarkana
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Blevins
Bobcats
King of Cricket Leads Eight in Premier Handicap Field
Inglewood California AP King of Cricket tops an eight horse slate in Hollywood Park Premier Handicap opening day. The sprinter set a Santa Anita track record 1.03 2x5 for 554 furlongs in February and carries 120 pounds in the six furlong race.
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Inglewood
Calif
King of Cricket
Hollywood Park
Santa Anita
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