Hope High Schools Faces Multiple Events Today
Hope High School schedules baseball at Blevins against the Hornets with 19 players. Probable starter Lynn Norton and likely mound help from Bill Rowland and Richard Butler. Track team competes in the Riderette Relays at Magnolia, while golf teams travel to Camden for a rough match with the Panthers.
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Bill Moore
Hope
Jack Turner
Jimmy Pruden
Jerry Pruden
Tim Hogan
Camden
Panthers
HHS
Magnolia
Blevins
Bobcat Baseballers
Hornets
Lynn Norton
Bill Rowland
Richard Butler
Cats
Gordon
Travelers Lose Again to Shreveport
Shreveport pitcher Rick Hansen improved to 2-0 as Arkansas Travelers fell 2-1 Thursday night. Jorge Roque hit a seventh inning homer for the Travelers sole run, while Rudy Menoli’s bases-empty shot in the fourth gave Shreveport a cushion. Cabell took the loss as Arkansas dropped to 1-2, one game behind Dixie leader Memphis in the Central Division. The Travelers host Shreveport to start a home series. Other Dixie results: Albuquerque over San Antonio 2-1. Jacksonville 3-1 over Charlotte. Montgomery 6-4 over Savannah. Columbus 6-3 over Asheville. Dallas-Fort Worth at Amarillo postponed. Memphis and Birmingham not scheduled.
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Shreveport
Rudy Menoli
Rick Hansen
Arkansas Travelers
Hansen
Travelers
Jorge Roque
Trays
Roque
Vince Bigone
Dennis Cabell
Arkansas
Dixie Association
Memphis
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Montgomery
Savannah
Columbus
Asheville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Amarillo
Birmingham
Dallas - Fort Worth
Associated Press
Fran Healy
Giants
San Francisco
Houston
Crawford Opens Monsanto Open Two Over Par
Richard Crawford of Little Rock carded a two over par 73 to sit in the second round of the Monsanto Open in Pensacola Florida. Defending champion Dick Lote and Larry Wood led the first round with five under par 66.
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Pensacola, Fla
Richard Crawford
Little Rock
Pensacola
Fla
Dick Lote
Larry Wood
Bob Green
Associated Press
Fila
Dick Lotz
Pensacola Country Club
Deane Beman
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dean Refram
Billy Maxwell
Randy Wolff
Bob Erickson
Ben
Billy Casper
Pro Golf
Charles Coady
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Tony Jacklin
Petty Wins Maryville 200 in Sixth Victory of Year
Richard Petty drove a 1970 Plymouth to win the Maryville 200, his sixth win of the year and 125th career triumph. Henry Parsons finished eight seconds behind in a 1970 Ford, as Petty posted a 104-mile event at an average speed of 88.697 mph and earned over 100000 dollars this season.
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Maryville
Lockwood Shines as Brewers Top Sox 4-1 in Four-Hitter
Milwaukee pitcher Skip Lockwood delivered a four-hitter, leading the Brewers past the Chicago White Sox 4-1. Lockwood, employing a fastball and curve, improved to 1-0, while Chicago extended its losing streak to six. The article also notes other AL and NL results from the day, highlighting Detroit, Baltimore, Oakland, California, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Diego performances.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Skip Lockwood
Aunt Alice
Milwaukee
Jekyll-and-Hyde
Lockwood
Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Alice
White Sox
Lee Richard
Mike Andrews
Chicago
Carlos May
Bill Melton
Rich McKinney
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Paul Blair
Buggy Powell
Chuck Machemehl
Blair
Downing Dodgers top Cardinals in nine inning win
By DICK COACH AL Downing pitched nine innings for the Dodgers in a 2-1 victory over St. Louis. Maury Wills delivered the decisive ninth inning run with a single after Downing moved to the plate for a pinch hitter. Fran Healy homered in the Giants 4-3 10 inning win over Houston, with Chicago Cubs also winning 4-3 over San Diego.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
al Downing
Fran Healy
Downing
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Healy
Kansas City
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
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Jerry Johnson
San Francisco
Jim Ray
Denny McLain
Giants
Royals
Bob Garibaldi
Bobby Bonds
Astros
John Edwards
Joe Pepitone
Ron Santo
Cubs
San Diego
Bill Hands
Padres
Baseball Standings and Scores From Hope Arkansas Edition
The Hope Arkansas Star reports American League and National League standings with teams, win loss records, and percentages. It lists Thursday results including Baltimore over Cleveland in 10 innings and Milwaukee beating Chicago, plus Friday to Sunday schedules for Baltimore New York Boston California Oakland Washington and others, with leading individual batting and pitching figures from The Associated Press.
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T.hall
1971 FFA Rodeo Queen Sandra Stevenson Named
Sandra Stevenson of Hope High School wins the 1971 FFA Rodeo Queen honor. She will preside at the parade and coliseum events, lead the grand entry, and keep rodeo records. As a senior, she also serves as FFA Sweetheart and holds multiple school leadership roles.
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Lotz
Pensacola
Sandra
Sandra Stevenson
Virginia Stevenson
Hope High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
HHS
Tevenson
Future Homemakers
Joe Amour
Bumpers to Toss Out First Ball at Travelers Game
Governor Dale Bumpers will throw out the first ball to open the Arkansas Travelers home stand in Little Rock. The right-handed governor plans to attend the game against Shreveport, starting at 7 30 p m.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Travelers
Bumpers
Arkansas
Shreveport
Runners Look Good in Hog Practice
Arkansas Razorbacks show solid fundamentals in spring football practice. Coach Frank Broyles notes accurate passing from quarterbacks Joe Ferguson and Walter Nelson and strong running from Jon Richardson and Russ Garber. Linebacker Ronnie Jones shifts to the secondary for evaluation as coaches test his suitability there.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Joe Ferguson
Walter Nelson
Jon Richardson
Russ Garber
Parkers
Bullets and Knicks in a Showdown
New York center Willis Reed stated the Knicks must win Game 5 as the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final moves to Baltimore amid Reed's strained shoulder. The Knicks won Games 1 and 2 at Madison Square Garden but were crushed 148-? in Baltimore, setting a tense path for the series.
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Baltimore
Gene Shue
Bullets
New York Knicks
Willis Reed
Reed
Knicks
Madison Square Garden
NBA Playoffs Schedule And Result Snippet
No games scheduled as the Eastern Conference Final is tied 2-2 between Baltimore and New York. Milwaukee leads 2-1 in the Western Conference Final over Los Angeles with no current game on the schedule. Kentucky defeated Virginia 136 to 132 in a lone game, taking a 1-0 lead in their East Division Final series. Indiana plays Utah in the West Division Final.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Virginia
Norfolk
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Utah
Arkansan Named to All American Basketball Team
Fort Smith Northside High School senior Tom Poole named to the Scouting Systems of America All American basketball team. Poole averaged 15.7 points per game last season and totaled 769 points over three years at Northside.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Tom Poole
Northside High School
Fort Smith
Scouting Systems of America
Poole
Northside
Chamberlain and Alcindor duel in West finals game four
In Los Angeles, Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul Jabbar led the Lakers in a 118-107 win as the Bucks held a 2-1 series edge. Abdul Jabbar has been limited by Chamberlain’s defense while Chamberlain outplayed him in rebounds and points, with Los Angeles hoping for more offensive sparks from Oscar Robertson and teammates.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press Sports
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Wilt Chamberlain
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National Basketball Association
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Jerry West
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Pat Riley
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Quarterfinals in Charlotte Tennis Play Opens Strong
In Charlotte's 25 000 Open, third seed Stan Smith meets sixth seed Zelige Franulovic as Arthur Ashe faces fifth seed Marty Riessen in singles. Tony Roche and Cliff Richey win their quarterfinals. Eliza Pande advances in women’s singles against Laura Dupont while Pande teams with Janet Newberry in women's doubles.
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Arthur Ashe
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Olde Providence Racquet
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Palo Alto
Calif
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Charles Pasarell
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sports Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables helps readers plan fishing and hunting by indicating optimal activity times each day. Use the periods to target productive periods in good territory or cover for better sport opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
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