Hope Kittycats Fall In Final Blevins Tourney. Take Second
In the Blevins tournament final, Hope Kittycats lose 29 27 to Prescott, dropping to 3 4 on the season. Gigi Gladney scores 15, Karlene Coleman 6, while Prescott’s Deborah Shaw nets 14. Hope hosts Gordon tonight while Prescott meets Magnolia in the Southern State Invitational. Meantime Emmet School plans a December 14 19 senior basketball invitational with Garland Laneburg Bodcaw Cale Geona Central and Okolona participating.
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Cale
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Arkansas State tops Central Missouri State 38 21 in Pecan Bowl
Arkansas State University riding high as the No 1 small college team captured the NCAA Midwest Regional title with a 38 21 win over Central Missouri State in Arlington Texas. James Hamilton threw for 244 yards and Calvin Harrell rushed for 185 as ASU piled up 509 total yards and seized the lead in the second half. Dennis Meyer starred with two first-half interceptions and was named defensive player of the game.
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Reggie James
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Dennis Meyer
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Steve Lockhart
Associated Press
Rick Bone
Harrell
Eckinger
Ron Culp
Ira Clemens
Parker Cagers Drop Game at Carbondale
Southern Illinois overcame Arkansas 99-78 in a nonconference basketball clash at Carbondale. L. C. Brasfield scored 37 to pace the Salukis, who led 16-11 early and 46-36 at halftime, while Greg Starrick added 24 and Nate Hawthorne 13.
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Colts Take 1st Step to Super Bowl
Baltimore's win over Buffalo on Sunday clinched the AFC East title for the Colts, joining Raiders and Vikings as division champions. NFC/AFC race notes, key games, and playoff implications fill a busy weekend of NFL results with multiple teams alert for final regular season action.
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Associated Press
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Leroy Kelly
Warriors Hold Off Knicks in Narrow Victory
San Francisco defeated New York 101-94 as Thurmond dominated the boards with 17 rebounds despite knee trouble. Jeff Mullins led with 22 points while San Francisco outshot and outrebounded the Knicks 62-51.
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Elvin Hayes
San Dergo
Cavaliers
Lew Alcindor
Bucks
Terry Dischinger
Dave Bing
Jimmy Walker
Lakers
All-State AAAA Team Announced
North Little Rock led with six picks in the Class AAAA All State list, with Little Rock Hall close behind. The Arkansas Activities Association named Bill Burns outstanding back and David Osthoff outstanding lineman as North Little Rock won the division title and Hall was runner-up. Offensive stars included Norris, Hobbs, Irwin, Feimster, Matson, Maloch, Batch and backs Burns, Carter, Jones, Thompson. Defensive selections featured Spear, Lanear, Osthoff, Blaylock, Buckner, Miller, Shelton, and Johnson with Flynn, Phillips, Paul, and Swain among the backs.
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David Osthoff
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el Dorado
Charles Hobbs
Pine Bluff
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Hall
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Binky Maloch
Winfred
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Roger Carter
Fort Smith Northside
Anthony Jones
Alan Thompson
Dan Spear
Mike Lanear
NLR Northeast
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Bill Buckner
Ted Miller
Joey Shelton
Little Rock Central
Noseman
Quadel Johnson
James Flynn
Larry Phillips
Charles Paul
Walter Swain
Dolphins Unleash Monsterman in Richmond Victory
Jacksonville seven-foot frontline led by Artla Gilmore produced a 94 to 69 win over Richmond. Gilmore scored 28 with 19 rebounds as the Dolphins, ranked third, dominated the game. Duke fell to South Carolina 98 to 78 as Roche sparked a second-half surge for the Gamecocks. UCLA, Marquette, Kentucky and other top teams posted wins in a day of top-ten action.
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Tom Parker
Wildcats Tie Indiana In Overtime Thriller
In a 1979 game dated Monday December 14 Kentucky battled Indiana to a 80-80 tie at regulation after trailing 74-67 with five minutes left. Austin Carr sparked Notre Dame with a 12 foot jumper with 16 seconds remaining to erase a six point deficit with 2:20 left.
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Sanders ends win drought in Bahamas Open playoff
Doug Sanders breaks a long victory famine with a two hole sudden death win over Chris Blocker for the 26 thousand dollar Bahamas Islands Open title. Arnold Palmer ends a long win streak after finishing runner up as Lee Trevino set a course record in third.
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Dave Hill
Father of Hockey Player Shot to Death
Roy Edward Spencer, 59, of Fort St. James B C, was killed after shooting constable Dave Pidruchny in the leg and wounding a Mountie near CKPG-TV in Prince George. He had forced his way into the station armed with a .45 caliber pistol after protesting Maple Leafs coverage. His son, hockey player Brian Spencer, had been interviewed during a Maple Leafs game.
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