Arkansan wins $26000 in Irish Sweepstakes
Dr. T. J. Collier of Hot Springs won $26,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes hurdles at Leopards town Ireland. It is his second win in the contest after a prior $3,000 consolation prize. Thirteen third place tickets shared the $26,000 prize and Collier plans to deposit the money, continuing his normal life.
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Arkansan
Jim McCall
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Ark
T. J. Collier
Hot Springs
Leopardstown
Ireland
Collier
Associated Piss
Phaestus
Keleanne
Lockyersleigh
Canasta Lad
Boxer
Yesterday's Hero Falls Back to Bench in Cowboys Camp
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton, once named fans’ favorite, sits on the bench as Roger Staubach leads the Cowboys toward the NFC title rematch with the 49ers at Texas Stadium. Morton, now No. 2, reflects on his role and stays prepared, while Staubach thrives with Landry’s game plans.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Dallas
Cowboys
Craig Morton
Tom Landry
Roger Staubach
Morton
49Ers
Texas Stadium
California
Staubach
San Francisco
Roger
Chicago
Landry
Bears
St. Louis
Minnesota
Squires Rally Past Condors In Tight ABA Clash
Virginia Squires reclaim Charlie Scott late as they top the Pittsburgh Condors 129-128 with Scott scoring 18 in the final quarter. John Brisker out for Condors, Jim McDaniels 35 for Pittsburgh, Ralph Simpson 30 for Denver in other games. Indiana beat Memphis 111-104, Julius Erving 39 for Virginia.
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Associated Press
Virginia Squires
Charlie Scott
Pittsburgh Condors
John Brisker
Scott
American Basketball Association
Virginia
Carolina
Brisker
Condors
Denver
Rockets
Indiana
Memphis
Julius Erving
Squires
Jim McDaniels
George Thompson
Pittsburgh
Ralph Simpson
Cold Parks
Hope Star publication details and affiliations
Hope Star in Hope Arkansas provides weekly weekday editions from The Star Building at 212 14 S Walnut St, with post office box 648 and contact numbers. The paper lists staff including Alex H Washburn as President and Editor Donal Parker as VP and Advertising Manager and notes AP collaboration and memberships with multiple press associations.
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Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope
Ark
P.O
Area
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Miami kicker Yepremian nets tie sales boom after OT winner
Gara Yepremian explains a spike in tie sales following his 37-yard game winning field goal in overtime against Kansas City. He notes Bubba Smith’s frequent blocks challenge him, and the Dolphins prepare for the AFC title game with Baltimore. He recalls his post Detroit career shift to making ties and his Armenian-Cypriot background.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Miami AP
Gara Yepremian
Miami
Bubba Smith
Yepremian
Dolphins
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit Lions
London
Buckingham Palace
Detroit
Smith
Mammoth
Colts
Cleveland
South All-Stars Wrap Up Blue-Gray Classic
South All-Stars defeated the Blue squad 3-0 in the Blue-Gray game. Bill Peterson left as coach after a defensive battle in Montgomery. Rahle Vincent of Rice scored a 7-yard touchdown and George Hunt added a 19-yard field goal. Guy Roberts of Maryland named defensive most valuable player.
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Montgomery
Ala
Collegians
Bill Peterson
Hice University
Cramton Rowl
Peterson
Steve Judy
Texas
Christian
Joe Gillian
Tennessee
Rahle Vincent
Rice
George Hunt
Blues
Neil Graff
Wisconsin
Gary Fox
Wyoming
Guy Roberts
Maryland
Stahle
Vincent
Art Cantrelle
Louisiana State
Judy
Hunt
Blue S
North
John Jardine
NBA Standings and Schedule Highlights From Eastern to Pacific
In the NBA, Boston leads the Atlantic with 26 wins and 12 losses, followed by New York and Philadelphia in pursuit. Baltimore and Cleveland hover in the Central, while Milwaukee and Chicago top the Midwest. West shows strong clusters with Los Angeles Phoenix and Seattle near the top. Tuesday results included Portland’s tight win over Cleveland and Boston’s 4 point victory over Philadelphia. Wednesday’s slate features Golden State at Cincinnati, Cleveland versus Philadelphia in Hershey, Phoenix at Houston, and Portland at Milwaukee. Thursday brings Baltimore at New York, Golden State at Detroit, Atlanta at Houston, Portland at Chicago, Buffalo at Phoenix, and the Los Angeles at Seattle showdown.
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G.B
Golden
Houston
Portland
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Golder State
Ershey
Phoenix
Golden State
Atlanta
Seattle
Associated Press
Kentucky
Virginia
Floridians
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Nallas
Raleigh
Dallas
Norfolk
Denne
Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
Bill Sharman
Lakers
National Basketball Association
SuperSonics
Sharman
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Colts, Dolphins Fight for Title in Miami Showdown
Tampa AP report notes Bubba Smith gains praise but remains in Gino Marchetti's shadow as Colts prepare for the American Conference title game against the Dolphins in Miami. Baltimore coach John Sandusky compares Smith's progress to Marchetti’s legendary tenure and outlines expectations.
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Tampa
Fla
Bubba Smith
Baltimore
Gino Marchetti
Colts
Marchetti
National Football League
Gino
John Sandusky
Haltimore
Miami
Dolphins
Ginos
Gines
Sandusky
Hoi
Smith
Bubba
Gamecocks Reach Finals in Quaker City Tourney
Frank McGuire’s South Carolina Gamecocks rolled past Boston College 86-64 to reach the Quaker City final. Tom Riker and Danny Traylor powered SC with 15 early points. Traylor 22, Riker 15. Indiana, led by Steve Downing, beat BYU 61-50 in Old Dominion Classic.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Frank McGuire
Bobby Knight
McGuire
South Carolina Gamecocks
Boston College
Knight
Brigham Young
Indiana Club
BYU
Tom Riker
Danny Traylor
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Traylor
Riker
Bob Carver
The
Quaker City
Villanova
Tennessee
Chris Ford
Wildcats
Indiana
Steve Downing
Joby Wright
Kresimir Cosic
Old Dominion
Rice
Marquette
Marshall
Warriors
Bob Lackey
Allie McGuire
Lackey
Southern California
Penn
Phil Hankinson
Bob Morse
Quakrs
Lakers Extend NBA Winning Streak to 29 in 105-87 Win
Los Angeles leads NBA with a 29-game streak after topping Buffalo 105-87 as Bill Sharman eyes Seattle next. West 24, Chamberlain 23, Goodrich 20, Hairston 19 pace the Lakers while Buffalo rookie Filmore Smith posts 32 points and 20 rebounds.
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Detroit
Pistons
Chicago
Bulls
Milwaukee Bucks
Bob Rule
Kareem Jabbar
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Portland
Braves
Lakers
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Filmore Smith
Kentucky State
Jerry West
Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
Happy Hairston
Hairston
Jenkins Named Canada's Outstanding Male Athlete of 1971
Toronto AP Ferguson Jenkins of the Chicago Cubs was named Canada's outstanding male athlete of 1971, the second man to win the honor three times. The Chatham Ontario native won with 232 points, ahead of Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins and harness driver Herve Filion.
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Toronto
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Canada
Jenkins
Maurice
Rocket
Richard
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Chatham
Ont
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Herve Filion
Indians Meet UT Chattanooga for ASU Holiday title
In Jonesboro Arkansas State hosts UT Chattanooga in the ASU Holiday Basketball Tournament final. ASU advanced with an 80 to 68 win over Midwestern University while UT Chattanooga beat Eastern Illinois 83 to 75. Key performers included John Belcher 17 rebounds for ASU Walter McGary 26 points for UT Chattanooga Ralph Simpson 19 points and Danny Sullivan 2 points for ASU with Steve Brooks adding 18.
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Louisiana State
Tennis A&m
Jeff Overhouse
Aggies
Bob Smith
LSU
Press Maravich
Overhouse
Smith
Maravich
Houston
Michigan State
Steve Newsome
Stanford
Valpariaso
Claude Terry
Wyoming
Utah State
Washington State
Michigan
New Mexico
Oregon
Hinois
North Carolina
Florida
Columbia
Winois
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Eastern Kentucky
Texas Tech
Santa Clara
Jacksonville
Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State
University of Tennessee At Chattanooga
ASU
University of Wichita Falls
Tex
Ut-Chattanooga
Eastern Umoig University
Danny Sullivan
Steve Brooks
John Belcher
Walter McGary
Ralph Simpson
Bill Thomann
Eastern Illinois
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Joe Greene
Hope Star
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Pike
Clark
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STAR
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Richard Alden Knight
St. Bonaventure
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Fordham
Louisville
Madison Square Garden
Rams
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St. Peters
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Garden
John Condon
Ron Thomas
Lawsville
Denny Crum
Tom Sullivan
Bart Woytowhe
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Ken Charles
Texaco
John Lester
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