Bobkittens Rally To Take Magnolia Track Meet
The Hope Bobkittens edged Magnolia 66 to 38 at Magnolia in a meet that went to the final event. The mile relay squad of Ricky Aultson Dale Walker John Monk and Vance Williamson won to clinch the victory over Camden. Other scorers included Steffon Hogers who won the 100 and 200 dashes Hicky Hutson who took second in the high jump and 880, Kevin Hill first in the shot and third in discus, Vance Williamson first in the 440, Wesley Brown fifth in the 880, with Bill Wood Dale Walker and John Monk scoring in slower heats. The next meet is the district meet April 2 at Arkadelphia.
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Robinson's 10th inning homer lifts Orioles past Indians
Brooks Robinson belted a three run homer in the 10th inning to give the Baltimore Orioles a 6 5 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The veteran pinch hit after a late Indians rally and moved into the on deck circle as Lee May delivered a run scoring single. The night also saw Toronto beat New York 5 3 and several other AL results. Blue Jays rookie Jerry Garvin allowed eight hits for his third straight win.
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Bullets Blast Rockets To Take 1-0 Lead In Series
Washington jump started 16-1 and surged past Houston 111-101 in the NBA quarterfinal opener. Mitch Kupchak scored a career high 32 points off the bench while Elvin Hayes and Phil Chenier added 22 and 20 as the Bullets erased a slow start. Rudy Tomjanovich led the Rockets with 19 points, Mike Newlin had 24. The loss gives Houston a 0-1 deficit as the series moves to Houston Thursday. Boston Philadelphia, Portland Denver and Golden State Los Angeles series also open tonight.
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Meyer named 49ers head coach replacing Clark in 1974
Ken Meyer, chosen by San Francisco president Ed DeBartolo Jr., replaces Monte Clark as head coach. Meyer, 51, will share personnel input with General Manager Joe Thomas who retains final say in conflicts. Meyer vows a strong defense and balanced offense to build a disciplined team.
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Leading jockeys at New York tracks in 1976
Jorge Velasquez led New York thoroughbred race tracks with 299 winners in 1976. George Martens topped New York apprentice jockeys with 98 wins that year, despite losing his apprentice weight allowance on July 2.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Planning
Solunar Period schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan fishing or hunting around these times to maximize success and find the best sport each day offers.
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Standings Baseball At A Glance AP East and West
Major league standings and daily results show Milwaukee Toronto Baltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Seattle and Montreal St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco San Diego and others with scores from Tuesday and Wednesday games and upcoming Thursday schedule. Key matches include Toronto 8 New York 3 Milwaukee 5 Oakland 4 Baltimore 6 Cleveland 5 in 10 innings and Boston 11 Detroit 3.
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