Juniors Fall Twice as Stephens Sinks Hope
Hope junior teams lost to Stephens 33 19 and 34 23 as cold shooting and turnovers plagued the Kittycats and Bobbittens. Coleman led Hope with 16 in the first game and Huddleston plus Rhodes paced Stephens in the second, while guards Frazier Rowe Ratliff and McCorkle slowed the opponent.
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Stephens
Hope Kittycats
Karlene Coleman
Sandra Belmont
Cindy Harris
Coleman
Kittycats
Jill Herring
Kittycat
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Herring
Gigi Gladney
Belmont
Harris
Scnre
Carol Frazier
Mona Rowe
Sharon Ratliff
Sandra McCorkle
Hope Bobbittens
Rodney Tooks
Thomas Thorn
Gary Rhodes
Jimmy Smith
David Huddleston
Rhodes
Huddleston
Kittens
Tommy Murphy
Tooks
Smith
Bobcats
Hammond headlines lead to receiving and rushing titles
SMU coach Hayden Fry moved Gary Hammond to tailback boosting his yards and earning the Southwest Conference rushing and receiving crowns. Hammond topped the league in receiving with 489 yards and rushing with 897, while Baylor punter Ed Marsh led in punt attempts. Doug McCutchen of Tech topped rushing at 97.1 yards per game. Chuck Hixson of SMU led in passing and total offense.
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Tex
SMU
Hayden Pry
Gary
Harrimand
Fry
Hammond
Port Arthur Jefferson
Baylor
Ed Marsh
Marsh
Tech
Doug McCutchen
Danny Anderson
Steve Worster
Texas
McCutchen
Worster
Chuck Hixson
Texas and Arkansas vie for title in high scoring season
Texas claimed the championship with 84 points on 14 touchdowns while leading total offense 468.1 and rushing offense 734.5. Arkansas led in total defense 267.1 and passing offense 222.5 per game. Rice topped passing defense at 108.7 yards per game.
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Texas
Arkansas
Rice
Alworth Sues Chargers Over Contract and Antitrust
San Diego AP Lance Alworth, star receiver, filed a 5.6 million suit in Superior Court against the San Diego Chargers claiming breach of contract and antitrust violations. He seeks voiding of his 1967 three year deal and free agency to negotiate with any team. He also filed a federal suit against the Chargers the NFL and others, citing federal antitrust violations with damages to be determined by potential open market earnings.
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Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
National Football League
Alworth
NFL
Chargers
Eugene Klein
Arkansas
Pete Rozelle
Texas Tops Parkers as Texas Leads Poll
Texas widened its margin atop the AP poll after pounding Arkansas. Ohio State finished 9-0, while LSU climbed to fifth with a 61-17 win over Mississippi. Arizona State moved to eighth. Arkansas dropped from fourth to ninth. The Top Twenty includes Notre Dame, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Michigan in the chase.
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Associated Press
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Indians Head to Texas for Pecan Bowl Clash
Arkansas State University football team and coaches left Jonesboro for Arlington to face Central Missouri State in the Pecan Bowl. Ranked No. 1 in its division, ASU will practice daily in light gear and is making its third straight Pecan Bowl appearance, with return slated for Saturday evening.
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Central Missouri State
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Associated Press
Jonesboro
Lee Leads Scoring In Hog Defeat At Stillwater
In Stillwater Oklahoma State overcame a 35 35 tie to beat Arkansas 67 65 as Paul Mullen scored the decisive free throw with 14 seconds remaining. Arkansas Razorbacks were edged late by the Cowboys in a tight non conference matchup.
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Paul Mullen
Arkansas Razorbacks
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Arkansas
Associated Press College
Mixed pro and college hoops results and schedules
A dense roundup lists teams and records in the ABA East and West, Pacific divisions, with Monday results Cincinnati 124 over San Francisco 113, plus Tuesday and Wednesday schedules across Milwaukee Boston Seattle and more. College scores follow, highlighting Duke, Georgetown, Houston and others with pending tournament play and notable comebacks.
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Ali Stops Bonavena in 15th for Dream Fight Hype
Muhammad Ali stopped Oscar Bonavena in Madison Square Garden in 15 rounds sealing a dramatic victory that feeds the plan for a multimillion dollar showdown with Joe Frazier. Ali weighed 212 and credited stamina and skill for pulling away late, while Bonavena was penalized once for low blows. The bout also fed talk of a February bout in New York or Houston and potential TV receipts around $750,000.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Frazier
Ali
Oscar Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
Bonavena
the Garden
Houston Astrodome
U.S. Supreme Court
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Jerry Quarry
Clay
Oscar
Mark Conn
Conn
Bruins Still Ranked Best Cagewise in AP Poll
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll for 1970-71, earning 21 first-place votes and 456 points. Jacksonville moves to No. 3, Marquette No. 4, and Kentucky drops to No. 5. Notre Dame slips from top ten after an loss to South Carolina.
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Associated Press
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