Bobcats Win at Prescott. Ladycats Fall in Thriller
Hope Bobcats defeated the Curley Wolves 72 to 46 as the Ladycats dropped a 67 to 56 heartbreaker. Rodden led Hope with 30 points, Singleton 13, and McCain added key baskets while Prescott surged late to seal the win. The Bobcats improve to 5-3 and the Ladycats dip to 3-4 with a busy stretch ahead.
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Janet McCain
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Singleton
Cindy Hollis
Betty Honeycutt
Janice Hobson
Judy Reyenga
Sandra Hamilton
Renee Quidlin
Nancy Lavender
Robeats
Roberts
John Dudley
Steve Harris
Hope Jed
Parker Powell
TCU Eyes Tulane Coach Pittman After Liberty Bowl Win
Tulane’s Jim Pittman, 1974 Liberty Bowl victor with a 17 3 record, visited TCU amid talks for the Horned Frogs job. No firm offer. other candidates include Bennie Ellender, Chet Franklin, Leroy Montgomery, and Emory Bellard. Team notes detail a Prescott high school game with Norton Dudley and a New York golf award for Billy Casper.
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Fort Worth
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Texas Christian
Tulane
Jim Pittman
Pittman
Texas
Darrell Royal
Green Wave
Colorado
TCU
New Orleans
Horned Frog
Bennie Ellender
Arkansas State
Chet Franklin
Leroy Montgomery
Kansas State
Emory Bellard
Fred Taylor
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days. The guide suggests fishing in good territory or hunting in favorable cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Mexicans Turn to U S Football in Aztec Stadium Crowd
AP report notes rising popularity of American football in Mexico City where the Aztec Bowl between Universidad Nacional and Mesabi State Junior College drew 118000 at Aztec Stadium. The piece credits Mexican TV executives and a U S advertiser for broadcasted Dallas Cowboys games starting in 1967, spurring growth.
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Aztec Stadium
Mexican University All Stars
Mesabi State Junior College of Minnesota
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Italy
Brazil
University of Mexico
Polytechnic University
Olympic Stadium
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Dallas Cowboys
Kentucky State Tops Initial College Division Poll
Kentucky State leads the first Associated Press College Division basketball poll with 175 points and six first place votes. Stephen F. Austin sits second with 131 points, followed by Ashland and Howard Payne in the top five, as the Top Twenty lists the season’s early rankings and points.
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Howard Payne
Philadelphia Textile
Oral Roberts
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Louisiana State
New Orleans
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Ohio
Tennessee State
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Knicks Rout Cavaliers As Global Standings Shift
New York defeated Cleveland 110 to 92 after a 15-2 second quarter run. Buffalo edged Los Angeles 113-111 in overtime, Chicago beat Baltimore 115-97, Philadelphia over San Diego 122-98, San Francisco won 129-123 at Phoenix, and Detroit downed Portland 111-103. ABA games saw Denver top Carolina 126-116 and Memphis slip past Texas 146-141 in OT.
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National Basketball Association
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American Basketball Association
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Johnny Warren
George Wilson
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Bob Kauffman
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Rockets
Jim Washington
Billy Cunningham
Fred Foster
Bob Love
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Chapparalls
Jimmy Jones
Steve Jones
Wilbert Jones
Glenn Combs
Rich Jones
Chaps
Jones
Larry Cannon
Joe Caldwell
Cougars
San Francisco Tops Phoenix in Fourth Quarter Rally
Chet Walker added 34 as Fritz Williams Jeffy Mullins and Nick Jones sparked a 13 point fourth quarter burst that built a decisive lead for San Francisco after 16 ties, Jerry Tueas led with 26 points while Mullins added a late contribution. Detroit pulled away from Portland behind Dave Bing 17 in the third and Jimmy Walker 27 with Bob Lanier 25 points in the second period. Barnett led Portland with 20 points.
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Fritz Williams
Jeffy Mullins
Nick Jones
San Francisco
Phoenix
Jerry Tueas
Mullins
Dave Bing
Detroit
Portland
Pistons
Jimmy Walker
Bob Lanier
Jim Barnett
Trail Blazers
Mississippi Player Scores 97 Points In Big Night
Johnny Neumann of Mississippi set a single game scoring mark with 57 points helping the Rebels to a 109 100 win over Southern Mississippi. Notre Dame's Austin Carr added 54 in a 106 103 loss to Indiana as Artis Gilmore sat out a high scoring round from Biscayne earlier. Other top performers included McGinnis and Wright for Indiana, Wuycik for North Carolina, Ratloff for Long Beach State, and several late round college results across the top 25.
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Associated Press
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Irish
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Ed Ratloff
Long Beach State
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Tom Window
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Russell Lee
Marshall
Morehead
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Rhode Island
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Connecticut
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Virginia Tech
Davidson
Richmond
Manhattan
Fairleigh Dickinson
Two More Are Named to Silver Team
NEW YORK AP Bill Russell and George Mikan were named centers on the NBA’s silver anniversary team. Russell led the Celtics to 11 titles, was the league’s alltime rebound leader with 21 721, and was the only unanimous choice. Mikan, 6 10, powered the Lakers to five titles in six seasons from 1949 to 1954, joining prior picks Schayes Ari zi u Pettit and Fulks.
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Bill Russell
George Mikan
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Minneapolis Lakers
Redlegs Trade Their Top Hurler to California
Cincinnati trades Jim Maloney the 1980s ace to California for 22-year-old lefty Greg Garrett who posted a 5-6 record and 2.64 ERA in 32 games as a rookie in 1970. Garrett and Maloney bring high strikeout pedigrees as Cincinnati shifts after Maloney’s Achilles rupture and years of arm trouble while noting Maloney’s 134-81 career record and no hitters.
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Greg Garrett
Maloney
Alex Johnson
Chico Ruiz
Jim McGlothlin
Vern Geishert
Pedro Borbon
Garrett
San Francisco Giants
Sutherland Nets Twice as Blues Beat Minnesota 2-1
Sutherland scored both Blues goals on power plays to lead St. Louis past Minnesota 2-1 in an NHL matchup. Vancouver edged Philadelphia 3-2 as Sutherland added two early scores for the Blues, while Glenn Hall stopped 39 shots for Minnesota.
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Tom Reid
Orland Kurtenbach
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Paul Popiel
Murray Hall
Barry Ashbee
Bobby Clarke
Jones Boys Rally Lift ABA Pros Past Chapparras in OT
In Memphis the ABA Pros scored a club record 146 points to beat the Chapparras 146-141 in overtime as Jimmy Jones led with 34 points. Steve Jones added 22 and Wilbert Jones 14 for Texas’s high-scoring trio, while Glenn Combs had 38 for the Chaps.
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