Irish star Niall OShaughnessy highlights Arkansas track roster
Niall OShaughnessy from Adare Ireland joins Arkansas alongside other Irish recruits under assistant coach John McDonnell. OShaughnessy, a two year letterman, excels in 880 and mile events and credits U.S. indoor programs with improving facilities and cross country prep. Bruce Clark focuses on doubles in tennis after a layoff, while Hank and Gerald Thompson join Arkansas baseball as brothers pursue college play.
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Ireland
Niall O'Shaughnessy
University of Arkansas
John McDonnell
Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Adare
McDonnell Sa Tie
States
Europe
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Champagne
Ilinois
Clark
Bruce Clark
Topeka
Kansas
Thompson
Fayetteville
Ark
George Cole
Hank
Gerald Thompson
Monticello
Gerald
Uofa
Shelvis Thompson
Braves Beat Astros As Evans Baker Drive In Runs
Hank Aaron may be gone from Atlanta but Evans and Baker keep clutch hitting alive as the Braves win 6 1 over Houston. Evans drives in three runs including a two run homer and Baker adds three RBIs. Dodgers beat Reds 3 1 on Sutton one hitter Padres edge Giants 2 1 with late rally.
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Baker
Evans
Braves
Houston Astros
Atlanta
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Don Sutton
Johnny Bench
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
New York
A's fall to Royals after Norris brief promise fades
A's rookie Mike Norris dazzled in his debut and early follow up, then a seventh inning stumble allowed Hal McRae and George Brett to spark Kansas City to a 4-3 win over Oakland. Norris faced a leadoff inning threat in the eighth but allowed only one hit before Dark lifted him for Lindblad. Cowens belted a tying homer and Royals captured the lead late.
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Oakland
Catfish Hunter
Alvin Dark
Hunter
Yankees
New York
Mike Norris
Norris
Chicago
Kansas City
Paul Lidblad
al Cowens
Royals
Hal McRae
George Brett
Rollie Fingers
Boston
Catfish and the Yanks
Milwaukee
Baltimore
California
Minnesota
Texas
Cookie Rojas
Tony Solanta
Dark
Yada Pinson
Joe Rudi
Lindblad
Solaita
Cowens
Rick Burleson
Brewers
Orioles
Robin Yount
Bill Champion
Jim Palmer
Pedro Garcia
Yount
Don Baylor
Mike Hegan
Lee May
Johnny Briggs
Hank Aaron
Mark Belanger
George Scott
Hope netters fall to Nashville in district prep
Hope High School tennis team beat Nashville 4 2 in boys singles O Ste en beat Thompson 6 2 146 62 LaGrone beat Cochran 6 4 1 6 2 Vickers lost to Cassady 7 5 6 4 Lockhart beat Cochran 6 1 6 4 Doubles split as O Ste en Thornton lost 6 1 4 6 LaGrone Vickers beat Cassady Teague 6 2 5 7 7 6 Hope advances to district meet at HSU Thursday with O Ste en LaGrone in doubles and Cinday Garrett in girls singles Faulkner Byrd in girls doubles. Hope season record 1 3. Coy Elledge announces girls softball coaches meeting Wednesday April 16 in Paul Henley's office.
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Hope High School
Nashville
Scrappers
Hope
Clay O'Steen
Damon Thompson
Dean LaGrone
Roy Cochran
Bobcat
Johnny Vickers
Tony Cassady
Lyle Lockhart
Loyd Cochran
O'Steen
Bill Thornton
Thompson
Cochran
LaGrone
Vickers
Cassady
Larry Teague
Arkadelphia
HSU
Cinday Garrett
Becky Faulkner
Judy Byrd
Coy Elledge
The
Hope Baseball Association
Paul Henley
Standings and results for the National League East and West
The standings show teams such as Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia New York Montreal San Diego Los Angeles Houston and others with records and games back. Tuesday results include New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh with rain postponements. Wednesday schedules list matchups across the circuit including San Diego at San Francisco and Houston at Atlanta.
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Avanta
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Houston
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Atlanta
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D'Aquisto
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Ellis
Matlack
Denny
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Rhoden
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Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
West Oakland
Kansas City
California
Texas
Minnesota
Oakland
Wise
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Hassler
Albury
Bibby
Chicago Wood
Referee sues Ali over hate remarks and disgrace
Tony Perez, a boxing referee, sues Muhammad Ali for 20 million dollars claiming Ali exposed him to a world sermon of hate and public scorn. The suit cites Ali calling Perez a dirty dog and questioning his honesty after the fights in 1974.
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Muhammad Ali
Tony Perez
Perez
Abi
Chuck Wepner
Cleveland
Joe Frazier
Madison Square Garden
U.S. District Court
Ali
Florida
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Ali-Frazier
Frazier
Namath Offered 4 Million by World Football League
The World Football League says it offered Joe Namath a 4 million dollar guaranteed cash package over three years plus a 50 percent ownership share in a future Chicago expansion, with further bonuses and a 20 year option. Namath, under Jets contract until May 1, had not responded. The WFL aims to base Chicago as its flagship to draw TV money while restructuring finances after prior losses.
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Joe Namath
Daily Dreams
World Football League
Namath
New York Jets
Chicago
Suane
Beastie
Chiis Hemfieldr
Suulio
WFL
Ute Hasanan
Whee
Jets
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
Memphis
Csonka
Warfield
Solunar Tables From Knight's Guides For Daily Sport Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to be in good fishing or hunting territory during these times to maximize sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Priske Exxon Leads MCL Standings After Monday Night Bowls
Priske Exxon remains the top team in the Men's Classic League with Claud Moss of Smith Ready Mix Nashville in second and B D Electric posting a 1063 team game and 2962 team series for honors. Individual leaders include Moss with a 206 game and 573 series, while Larry Whitehead and James House posted solid scores for Priske Exxon and Buhrman Pharr respectively.
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Claud Moss
Smith
Nashville
B & D Electric
Larry Whitehead
James House
Buhrman Pharr
Dalrymple & Henry
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