Tops Shine at 13th Annual FFA Rodeo in Hades April event
Jane Ann Downs was crowned Junior Redes Queen after Friday rodeo voting. Yvonne Fry won Little Krithees Bull Riding, with Debra Robinson capturing Indian Scramble and Peggy Praytor winning barrel pickup. Danny Joyce led goat tying, and the Sanders-Gilbert team won egg test. Sponsors were the Hope Chapter FFA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Downs
Yvonne Fry
Danny Joyce
Te Hise
Jane Ann
Carol Dillard
Sidnee Singard
Stephanie Boschna
Disins
Debra Robinson
Peggy Praytor
Debra
Phil Butler
Ricky Hart
Charles Gilbert
David Sanders
Greg Gilbert
Kelly Attebury
Glendon Martin
Tyne
Hope
Future Farmers of America
Hogs Score 51 Points in Razorbacks Red-White Game
Arkansas posted 51 points in the Red-White spring game as quarterback Joe Ferguson shared time with two sophomores. The Red beat White 31-20 with strong defense and kicker Andy Bolton delivering six extra points and three field goals including a 45 yarder. Morton led rushers with 127 yards as Miller added 69 rushing yards and 204 passing yards on 10-of-15 attempts. The Razorbacks conclude spring drills next Saturday in Little Rock.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Andy Bolton
Bill McClard
Ferguson
Jon Booty
Mark Miller
Miller
Bolton
Dickey Morton
Mark Hollingsworth
Reds
Jon Richardson
Morton
Marsh White
Mike Reppond
Razorbacks
Little Rock
Baseball Sunday Results From Hope Star Standings
Milwaukee at Cleveland rain. Baltimore 3 New York 1 in 7 innings rain. 2nd game rain. Kansas City 24 Chicago 1 3 Boston at Detroit rain. Minnesota 3 Oakland 2. Texas 5 California 1. Monday games Kansas City at Oakland night. Minnesota at California night. Texas at Chicago night. Detroit at Baltimore night. Milwaukee at New York night. Cleveland at Boston night. Atlanta 5 San Diego 1 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 0. Montreal 3 St. Louis 2. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati 10 Los Angeles. San Francisco 10 Houston 6. Los Angeles Singer 10 17 at Atlanta Stone 5 0 night. San Francisco Cumberland 96 at Houston Dierker 12 6 night. St Louis Cleveland 12 12 at Philadelphia Fryman 10 7 only games scheduled. Tuesday New York at Montreal Chicago at Pittsburgh night. St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Balimore
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
California
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Atlanta
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Singer
Stone
Cumberland
Dierker
Fryman
Associated Press
Milw
Calif
Minn
Surprises in Track as Global Stars Stun Meet of Champions
Lee Evans wins 44.9 in the 440 at UCLA Meet of Champions while Madeline Manning Jackson returns from three years to run 400 and 800 at Knoxville Dogwood Relays. Ralph Boston resumes after a two year layoff with 26 ft 50 in long jump. John Van Reenen eyeing eligibility to compete for another country. Kjell Isaksson sets another pole vault world record at UCLA. Steve Williams emerges as top sprinter for Texas El Paso with 9.4 and 20.3 clockings. USC runs world lead in 440 relay at 38.8. USC 1967 best on record at 38.6.
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Associated Press
Lee Evans
Madeline Manning Jackson
Ralph Boston
South Africa
John van Reenen
Little Kjell Isaksson
Sweden
Munich
Evans
San Jose
Knoxville
Tenn
Jackson
America
Boston
AAU
van Reenen
Long Beach
Calif
Isaksson
UCLA
Steve Williams
Texas-El Paso
Southern Cal
Aaron Quarrie
Quarrie
USC
KC Players Spoil White Sox Protests With Opening Series Sweep
The Kansas City Royals erased an AL protest over White Sox Park workouts by sweeping Chicago 2-1 and 4-3 in Sunday’s doubleheader. Ames Otis and Steve Hovley delivered clutch hits, while Minnesota, Baltimore, Texas, and Milwaukee results filled the rest of the AL slate amid rainouts.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals
Chicago
White Sox Park
Rusty Royals
White Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
California
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Ames Otis
Virginia
Otis
Niath
Bob Oliver
Ted
Boston Marathon Draws 1200 Plus Entrants From All Walks
The 76th Boston A A Marathon drew over 1 200 entries from doctors clergymen, lawmakers, judges, authors, cops, firemen, bankers, and housewives. Runners hailed from 11 nations, 42 states and the District of Columbia for a noon start in Hopkinton, with nine women allowed to compete for three special prizes. Notables included Justice Arnold G Fraiman and Lt Gov Harry Reid, author Erich Segal, Congressman Byron Goodloe, and former winners Johnny Kelley the Elder and Johnny Kelley the Younger.
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Boston
Boston A.A
District of Columbia
Hopkinton
BAA
Will Cloney
John Semple
New
Johnny
Kelley
Groton, Conn
Hooten Nets Season's First No Hit Game in Cubs Win
Cubs rookie Burt Hooton threw the season's first no hitter, blanking the Phillies 4-0 in his fourth major league start. He walked seven and struck out seven as San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Montreal, and San Diego posted wins in other NL games. Kingman led the Giants with four hits including a homer and six RBIs against Houston.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Burt Hooton
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Cubs
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Montreal
St. Louis
San Diego
Atlanta
Hooton
Don Kessinger
Denny Doyle
Greg Luzinski
Rick Monday
Hundley
Dave Kingman
Bob Watson
Tommy Helms
Astros
Joe Morgan
Tony Per
Reds
Willie Stargell
Steve Blass
Bob Miller
Ramon Hernandez
Pirates
Mets
Bill Greif
Ron Reed
Cecil Upshaw
Braves
Padres
Hill wins Monsanto Open amid comeback by Heard
Dave Hill captures the Monsanto Open in Pensacola after clinging to a lead as Jerry Heard stormed from seven strokes back to pull within two. Hill credits luck and guts, saying he hit well and may have used up his luck. The veteran, 34, reflects on a dramatic final round.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Dave Hill
Dave
Hill
Jerry Heard
Hull
Heard
Pensacola Country Club
Chris Blocker
Bob Goalby
Ray Floyd
Hooton pitches 40 no hitter for Cubs against Phillies
Burt Hooton, 22, adult right-hander, pitched a 4-0 no-hitter in his first 1972 start for the Chicago Cubs against the Philadelphia Phillies. He allowed seven walks early but dominated the final two innings as Randy Hundley celebrated. The crowd of 9,583 braved cold and wind as Hooton silenced Philadelphia.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Burt Hooton
University of Texas
Chicago Cubs
Hooton
Philadelphia Phillies
Bucks Roll Lakers to Tie NBA Playoff Series
Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 31 points and 18 rebounds as the Bucks routed the Los Angeles Lakers 114-88 to even the Western Conference series at two games apiece. Curtis Perry added 11 points with 19 rebounds while Bob Dandridge contributed 24 points and 15 boards. Wilt Chamberlain managed five points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers, as Jerry West 24 and Jim McMillian 18 led L.A. in scoring. In the Knicks Celtics clash, New York edged Boston 106-105 behind Dave DeBusschere’s 24 points and Havlicek’s late layup. ABA action saw Utah top Indiana 108-100 and Virginia beat New Jersey, with Julius Erving scoring 38 for the Cavaliers.
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Associated Press
Larry Costello
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Curtis Perry
Bob Dandridge
Jabbar
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Perry
Dandridge
Milwaukee
Costello
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Utah Stars
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Nets
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Jim McMillian
Laker
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
New York
John Havlicke
Utah
Indiana
Virginia
Zelmo
Jimmie Jones
AIC Seeks Meeting With AM&N Over Conference Dispute
William Lemley president of the Arkansas Inter Collegiate Conference says AIC officials want a meeting with the Arkansas AM&N College board to discuss recent actions affecting the school. AM&N officials say they are dissatisfied with AIC measures and have indicated a desire to withdraw from the conference.
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Little Rock
Wiliam Lemley
Russellville
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
AIC
Arkansas Ame&n College
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Bobby Darwin
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Jim
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Hunter
Cesar Tovar
A’s
Rod Carew
Brooks Robinson
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Yankees
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Doyle Alexander
Pete Broberg
Paul Lindblad
Horacio Pina
Big Maraton Field
Hooten
Willie Montanez
Deron Johnson
Luzinski
Randy Hundley
Ken Holtzman
el Paso
Amarillo
Alexandria
Shreveport
Lee Robinson
Jeff Zahn
Larry McDowell
Norfolk
Julius Erving
Ray Scott
John Roche
Roche
Bill Melchionni
Am&n
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