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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

2

Arkansas coach deems first spring practice clumsy

Fayetteville AP Frank Broyles said the opening day of spring football at Arkansas was poorly organized. He described the two hour and 15 minute session as clumsy and noted he recorded three pages of coaching errors while stressing fundamentals and assignments to determine who can play.

Fayetteville, Ark Arkansas Frank Broyles Broyles

Life Returns to Bullets and Lakers

The Baltimore Bullets crushed the New York Knicks 401-80 to tie the Eastern Conference final at 2-2, led by Jack Marin’s 27 points, while the Los Angeles Lakers trounced the Milwaukee Bucks 418-107 to cut the West final gap to 2-1 as Wilt Chamberlain and Gail Goodrich each scored 24. Indiana Pacers edged Utah 120-107 in the ABA West final to even at 1-1. Pacers coach Bob Leonard hailed the win before a Salt Lake City game Saturday.

Ted Meier Associated Press Baltimore Bullets Los Angeles Lakers Bullets New York Knicks Lakers Milwaukee Bucks Bucks Indiana Pacers Utah Stars Knicks Baltimore Jack Marin New York Willis Reed Wilt Chamberlain Pat Riley Keith Erickson Gail Goodrich Happy Hairston Bob Dandridge Lew Alcindor Larry Costello Milwaukee Robertson Billy Keller Indiana Pacers Utah Indianapolis Roger Brown Bob Leonard Merve Jackson Stars Salt Lake City Kentucky Virginia Richmond Sarasota Fla Kansas City Royals Baseball Academy Nicaragua Guatemala Costa Rica Panama Cojambia South Aumerica Amerian League Royals Ewing M. Kauffian Yumnbones Manatee Junior College

HHS Golfers Set New Hope High Record at Texarkana Meet

Hope High golfers defeated Texarkana 11 to 5 in a meet, posting 314 strokes to break last year’s 315 record. Jimmy Pruden led with 75, Jack Turner and Tim Hogan 79, Jerry Pruden 81, as the B team won 11 7 to move to 1 2. Bobcat Baseball heads to Blevins for a four o'clock start Friday.

Hope High Texarkana HHS Jimmy Pruden Hope Jack Turner Tim Hogan Jerry Pruden Tim White Randy Wright Joe Fouse Tim Gunter Camden Bobcat Blevins

Pettes Leads Decathlon at Kansas Relays Halfway

Andrew Pettes of Oklahoma holds a slim lead in the Kansas Relays decathlon with 3,857 points at the midway mark, ahead of Gary Hill of Oklahoma Christian who has 3,647. Pettes posted the day’s best long jump and ran 400 meters in 48.3 seconds, with Hill tying for the best 100-meter dash time.

Don Allbritton Northeast Missouri State Bruce Jenner Graceland College Pettes Hill Allbritton Jenner Larry Reineke Kansas Barry Schur Marc Harris Doug Underwood

Times Change for Senator Reliefer

Hall of Fame reliever Knowles starts 2 0 season with 2 0 record as Washington rallies to a 6 5 win over Boston. Other AL action includes Baltimore over Cleveland 3 0 New York over Detroit 4 0 Milwaukee over Chicago 2 0 Oakland over Minnesota 6 1 and California over Kansas City 4 1. In the NL San Francisco edged Houston 2 1 Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 5 Cincinnati toppled Atlanta 8 3 and St Louis defeated Los Angeles 7 1.

Hal Bock Associated Press Washington Darold Knowles Senators Knowles Ted Williams Boston Baltimore Cleveland New York Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Oakland Minnesota California Kansas City San Francisco Houston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta St. Louis Los Angeles Montreal San Diego Red Sox Mike Epstein Joe Foy Frank Howard Richie Scheinblum Mike Nagy Bob Bolin Bolin Tom McCraw Elliot Maddox Tim Cullen Mike Cuellar Boog Powell Orioles Powell Sam McDowell Paul Blair Birds Felipe Alou Yankees Fritz Peterson Dick McAuliffe Tigers Jim Slaton Marcelino Lopez Ken Sanders Slaton White Sox Lopez Sanders Tommy Harper Ted Savage Brewers Sox Reggie Jackson Diego Segui Jackson Segui Washa Murphy Cal Canton Hunter Perry Lockwood Johnson Palmer Horgan Chance Stottlemyre Philadel San Fran Dierker Reberger Sutton Jenkins Coombs

Baseball Notebook Distills Standings and Results Across Leagues

This AP roundup presents AL East standings with Baltimore atop 5 1 record and New York trailing, plus NL listings showing Pittsburgh and New York leading. It details Wednesday results including Baltimore 3 Cleveland 0 and New York 8 Detroit 4, with Thursday and Friday schedules and noted stars like Reggie Jackson and Tony Gonzalez in California vs Kansas City.

Miller Seeks Masters Bounce in Pen Santo Open

John Miller, tall and blond, eyes a first pro win as he arrives for the Santo Open with Casper backing him. Miller, who blew a late Augusta lead to finish second, faces Casper, Trevino and Littler as favorites while Nicholson, Palmer and Jacklin skip the event amid spring golf weather.

Larry John Miller Augusta Charles Coody Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Casper Lee Trevino Gene Littler Dick Lotz Arnold Palmer Nicklaus Gary Player England Tony Jacklin

Eastern Final Clash Sparks 101 80 Baltimore Topples New York

In the NBA playoffs the Eastern Conference Final saw Baltimore defeat New York 101 to 80, tying the best-of-seven series at 2-2. The West clash had Los Angeles beating Milwaukee 118 to 107, giving Milwaukee a 2-1 series lead with Nogaimes listed for next games. Indiana handled Utah 120 107 in the West while Kentucky met Virginia in Richmond for the East Final opener, both series advancing with one game scheduled and no other games set.

Associated Press Baltimore New York Los Angeles Milwaukee ABA Indiana Utah Kentucky Virginia Richmond

SMU Breaks Out of Its Passing Game

SMU's spring session shows a shift from ground focus as Gary Hammond completes 9 of 18 passes for 137 yards including a 50-yard TD to Randy Dossett. Dossett grabs seven receptions for 84 yards in a major scrimmage after a vacation layoff. coach Hayden Fry notes progress but cites pass protection and blocking as areas to improve.

Associated Press Southern Methodist Methodists Hayden Fry Gary Hammond Port Arthur Fry Hammond Randy Dossett Dossett Tesus A&m Gene Stallings Mark Green Odessa Tim S Trimmier San Antonio Joe May King Mineova Aggies Waco Baylor

Bench Red Hot for Reds in Atlanta Sweep

Johnny Bench extended a strong series with two singles and a home run as Cincinnati defeated Atlanta 8-3. Bench boosted his average from .250 to .279 while Hank Aaron also homered twice in the win. The Reds, led by Tony Cloninger’s first 197? victory and key hits from Perez and McKay, swept the three-game series despite rainouts elsewhere.

Homer Tony Gonzalez California Kansas City Angels Jim Fregosi Jim Spencer Jerry Moses Sandy Alomar Gonzalez Ken Berry Shreveport California Angels Dixie Association Dick Lang Arkansas American League Mike Spellman Travelers Jorge Roque Tom Cunningham Doug Howard Travs Memphis Amarillo Dallas-Fort Worth Columbus Asheville Birmingham Albuquerque San Antonio Montgomery Savannah Jacksonville Charlotte

Playoff Series Signals Tight NHL Quarterfinals

The Associated Press reports the NHL quarterfinals with New York leading Toronto 3-2, Boston ahead of Montreal 3-2, and Minnesota up 3-2 over St. Louis in a best-of-seven format.

Associated Press New York Toronto Boston Montreal St. Louis Minnesota

Angels Rule Good for Travelers in Dixie Association

In Shreveport, the Travelers beat Arkansas 10 World Series style drama as Tito Fuentes delivers in 11th. San Francisco wins third straight. Bob Watson, Ted Sizemore contribute for Houston and St Louis respectively.

Dixie Association Associated Press West San Antonio Cal-Fw Amarillo Albuque Central Memphis Shreveport Arkansas Birmingham Columbus Charlotte Jacksonville Montgomery Savannah Asheville Dallas-Fort Worth Tito Fuentes Frank Johnson San Francisco Dick Dietz George Culver Johnson Dietz Roger Metzger Alan Gallagher Fuentes Cesar Cedeno Robby Bonds Us Angeles Claude Osteen Ted Simmons Buck Beauchamp

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