Hope Bobcats and Ladycats Triumph at Foreman
In Foreman last night the Hope Ladycats beat the Gatorettes 58 31 to stay undefeated in the season. Dee Singleton led with 18 points and Janet McCain added 20 as Hope cruised to a 56 30 lead late. The Hope Bobcats followed with a 98 58 win over the Gators to raise their season record to 4 2, paced by David Briggs 6 points in the first half and Lynn Norton, Powell and Rowland contributing in the second half including a 63 33 margin late in the third quarter. McCain led Hope overall with 20 points and Singleton added 18. Foreman’s McGraw led the Gators with 12. The article notes Hope will travel to Magnolia for the Southern State tournament Monday.
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Bill Moore
Foreman
Hope Bobcats
Ladycats
Gatorettes
Dee Singleton
Belinda Easts
Hope
Singleton
Janet McCain
Betty Rodden
McCain
Alice McGraw
Rodden
Janice Hobson
Judy Reyenga
East
McGraw
Bobcats
Gators
Parker
John Dudley
Lynn Norton
Powell
Bill Rowland
Steve Harris
David Briggs
Briggs
Norton
Rowland
Charles Ratliff
Buddy Ingram
Tim White
Ronnie Massanelli
James Bradley
Roger Newton
Massanelli
Saldivar favored to retain World feather title
Mexican Vicent Saldivar, 27, holds a 10-8 favorite over challenger Kuniaki Shibata, 25, in a 15 round WBC title bout in Tijuana. Event seen on closed circuit across North America and Japan. purses total around $90,000 with potential gate about $160,000. Saldivar seeks to solidify his return after 1969 wins and recent WBC recognition.
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Tijuana
Mex
Vicent Saldivar
Mexico City
Kuniaki Shibata
Tokyo
Mexico-California
Saldivar
World Boxing Council
Shibata
WBC
Shozo Saijyo
World Boxing Association
Enrique Cesena
Tijuana Municipal Auditorium
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
San Antonio
el Paso
Tex
Japan
Sugar Ramos
Howard Winstone
Saigjo
WBA
Raul Rojas
Jose Segra
Johnny Famechon
Handicapped Team Remains Unbeaten
The Asthmanauts flag football squad from Chil dren's Asthma Institute in Denver, nine to thirteen year olds all with chronic asthma, finished unbeaten against eight teams. Stephen Wysocki, 12, scored 110 of 223 points, and players used nebulizers at the sideline when asthma flared. Despite hospitalizations, the team plans a basketball season next.
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Ken Hoskins
Associated Press
Denver
Children’s Asthma Institute and Hospital
Stephen Wysocki
Utica
N.Y
Jim Haddinger
Institute
Haddinger
California
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Stephen
Grammar and Coaching Clash Over Football Talk
A debate on language in sports features a Steubenville radio caller criticizing a high school coach for poor plays and grammar while students raise a banner asking good grammar or good coaching. The piece riffs on Vince Lombardi and quotes Dr. Bergen Evans, analyzing speech versus writing in football rhetoric.
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New York
INEA
Stevbenville
Ohio
Abe Bryant
Vince Lombardi
Bergen Evans
Northwestern University
Evans
Lombardi
Lombardit
Supreme Court
National Football League
Winston Churchill
Highest Mountain in Every State Climber Nears Goal
Mitch Michaud, a Himalayan advisory staff member, races to summit the highest peak in all 50 states within a year. He has traveled coast to coast with his family, tackling peaks from Florida's 345-foot hump to Alaska's Mount McKinley, while planning to finish with Oregon's Mount Hood. He promotes ecology by sowing grass seed on each summit and recounts rescues, fees, and state debates over elevations.
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New York
NEA
Mitch Michaud
Michaud
Oregon
Campbell Hill
Ohio
Charles Mound
Ilinois
Arkansas
Magazine Mountain
Blue Mountain
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Mary Emma
Peter
Halle
Wende
Tom Yvette
Oregon Seed Council
Walton County
Fla
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Wheeler Peak
New Mexico
Guadalupe Peak
Texas
Black Mesa
Oklahoma
Mt. Sunflower
Kansas
Johnson Township
Nebraska
Boundary Peak
Nevada
Mt. Hood
Michain
Portland
United States
Solunar Tables from Knight's Guide Listed for Daily Sports
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides hunters and anglers to plan days. It advises fishing in prime territory or hunting in favorable cover during those times to maximize sport each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Pepper Wilson crosses from Royals to Zoo in playful comparison
New York based piece by Newspaper Enterprise Asia notes Pepper Wilson, former Cincinnati Royals general manager, now Cincinnati Zoo public relations director. He quips about animal diets vs players, describes zoo stars like King Tut and Hatari, and recalls NBA rivalries while joking about life off the court.
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New York
NEA
Pepper Wilson
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati Zoo
Wilson
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Augean
Robertson
Lucas
Cazzie Russell
NBA Players’ Association
Cazzie
NBA
Ibex
Cincinnati
King Tut
Penelope
Hatari
Mahari
Good Samaritan Hospital
Natari
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Iraiberkow
Ira Berkow
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
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