Artis Gilmore stars as Jacksonville rolls over Florida State
In the Civitan Charity tournament final Artis Gilmore, a 7 foot 2 standout, posted 31 points and 26 rebounds leading Jacksonville to a 114-108 win over Florida State. The performance fueled a 139 point four game total and earned him unanimous tournament MVP honors.
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Marquette
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Tennessee
Wake Forest
Indiana
Boston College
Harvard
Hofstra
Temple
Illinois
Vanderbilt
Pitt
Wisconsin
California
San Jose State
Senior Bowl North Squad Announced
Quarterbacks Lynn Dickey of Kansas State and Dan Pastorini of Santa Clara lead a 29 man North squad for the Senior Bowl on Jan. 9 in Mobile. Receiver depth includes H. D. Hill, with top backs John Riggins and Jim Harrison, as South and North rosters are built for a televised 1 p.m. CST kickoff. The North lineup features tight ends Doug Dicken, running backs Fred Willis and Clarence Davis, and linemen Tom Beard and Leo Dillon, as well as a host of defensive stars from major programs. Bananas three-hundred bunches weighing 50 to 125 pounds each may be produced annually on an acre of land.
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Ala
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Kansas State
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
H.D. Hill
Arizona State
Kansas
John Riggins
Missouri
Jim Harrison
Theodore K. Jackson
Dickey
Pastorini
Santa Clara Broncos
Kansas Stakte
Henry Hawthorne
Oklahoma State
Herman Eban
Doug Dicken
Illinois
Fred Willis
Boston College
Clarence Davis
Southern California
Tom Beard
Michigan State
Leo Dillon
Dayton University
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Lindsey Tops College Division in 1970 Offense Records
Jim Lindsey of Abilene Christian and Tira Von Dulm of Portland State share the 1970 NCAA college division offense crowns. Lindsey leads total offense at 294.9 yards per game, while Von Dulm tops passing at 25.9 completions per game. Other winners include Kiarsis as rushing champ, DiBiasi as scorer, Bonner punter, Downs punt returner, Scullin kickoff returner, and Blackwell interceptions per game.
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Jim Lindsey
Abilene Christian
Tira von Dulm
Portland State
National Collegiate Sports Services
Lindsey
van Dulm
Dave Kiarsis
Trinity
Conn
Marshall Flora
Flora
Bridgewater
Mike DiBiasi
Mt. Union
John Bonner
Ut-Chattanooga
Kevin Downs
St. Procopius
Mike Scullin
Baldwin-Wallace
Southern University
Jim Blackwell
SWC Cage Wins By SMU and Baylor Boosts Standings
SMU routed Oklahoma City 91-74 with a career high 33 points from Bobby Rollings and Gene Phillips adding 24 as SMU improved to 3-1 in the league. Baylor outlasted Lamar Tech 108-100 behind Willie Chatman 29 and Bobby Thompson 27 while moving to 3-2. The SWC overall is 10-16 against nonconference foes.
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Oklahoma City
Rutgers
Bobby Rollings
Columbia
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Associated Press
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SWC
SMU
Ponies
Lamar Tech
Mustangs
Gene Phillips
Rollings
Steve Putnam
Dallas
Willie Chatman
Bobby Thompson
Lowell Hill
Luke Adams
Kansas Leads Liberty Bowl Track Assault
Kansas dominated the Liberty Bowl track meet in Memphis, piling up 60 points to Tennessee’s 46. Stars Karl Salb and Steve Wilhelm led in the shot put with a meet record 59 feet 4½ inches, while Brian McElroy contributed in the distance events and relays as Kansas toppled Tennessee and helped Texas A&M and Memphis State share third with 22 points each. Seven meet records fell in the night.
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Memphis, Tenn
Kansas
Tennessee
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Brian McElroy
Jayhawks
Texas A&m
Memphis State
Salb
George Jensen
Lockhart Is Pro Defensive Player of the Week
New York Giants safety Spider Lockhart, 175 pounds, earned the Associated Press Defensive Player of the Week for his key safety blitz against Dennis Shaw in the 20-6 win over the Buffalo Bills. Lockhart credited positive thinking and speed for staying injury free while outmaneuvering linemen often much heavier.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Spider Lockhart
New York Giants
Lockhart
Buffalo
Dennis Shaw
Giants
National Football League
Shaw
Penguins blank Maple Leafs in Tuesday NHL clash
Pittsburgh routed Toronto 4 0 as Vancouver defeated New York 4 1. Wednesday schedule includes Montreal at Toronto New York at Los Angeles Buffalo at Chicago Vancouver at California Philadelphia at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Minnesota.
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Vancouver
New York
Montreal
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Buffalo
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California
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St. Louis
Minnesota
Rick Barry Returns as Nets Fall in ABA Night
Rick Barry back from a right foot injury scored 15 points and nine assists in 12 minutes for the New York Nets in a 120-116 loss to Virginia Squires. Virginia led by Charlie Scott's 34 points rallied after a 64-54 deficit to take the lead and win. Utah crushed Memphis 125-106 as Zelma Beaty and George Stone fueled the win.
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Virginia
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Squires
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National Basketball Association
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Bill Melchionni
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George Stone
Jimmy Jones
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star outlines its publishing details, staff titles, addresses, and advertising contacts. It lists circulation staff, AP and Arkansas press associations, and national advertising reps. Subscription prices are provided for various regions including Hope, Hempstead and Arkansas counties, with weekly and yearly rates and a college student offer.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike, Clark
Miller Counties
Arkansas
Rangers Fall After Eyes On Standings
New York's Rangers,one point behind Boston's first place Bruins in the East, visited Vancouver and aimed to repeat a 4-1 win but were defeated 4-1 as Mike Corrigan Wayne Maki and Charlie Hodge led the Canucks crowd of 15,569 to victory.
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Jim Chones
Marquette
Minnesota
Tom Bush
Drake
Chris Ford
Villanova
Mike Edwards
Tennessee
Charlie Davis
Wake Forest
Jimmy O'Brien
Boston College
Harvard
Temple
Hofstra
Owls
al Wolfson
Dave Bell
Quinas Brower
Greg Jackson
Illinois
Vandy
Rod Freeman
Commodores
Kent Scott
Pitt
Wiscon
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Rangers
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Bruins
National Hockey League
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Canucks
Mike Corrigan
Wayne Maki
Charlie Hodge
Henderson State tops Hendrix College in AIC play 99 75
Danny Davis poured in 30 points to lift Henderson State to a 99 75 victory over Hendrix College in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference action. Henderson led 44 39 at halftime behind Davis and Mike Peterson, who scored 26. Hendrix’s top scorer was Danny Thomas with 20.
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Associated Press
Danny Davis
Henderson State
Hendrix College
Hendrix
Davis
Mike Peterson
Henderson
Peterson
Danny Thomas
AIC
Southern State
College of the Ozarks
Ouachita Baptist University
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Harding
Arkansas Am&n
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Quachita
A&m
Jimm Hamilton
Rich Hargadin
William Hodges
Frank Mitchell
Robert Stack
Rick Mobley
Buchanan Sure to Be Main Eventer
Ken Buchanan from Scotland, world light weight champion, fought in Madison Square Garden before a sellout crowd of more than 19,000 fans. The bout in New York positions him as the likely feature attraction at his next Garden appearance.
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Ken Buchanan
Scotland
Madison Square Garden
Buchanan
Garden
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