Hope x Star OATS Junior Girls Win But the Kittens Lose
In a junior girls doubleheader, the Kittycats fell 48-39 to Hope while the Bobkittens lost 36-32 to the Scrappers. Kittycats guard Sharon Ratliff was sidelined ill and Carol Frazier fouled out. Gladney led with 23 points and Coleman added 14 as Hope sealed the win.
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Hope Ladycats and Bruins sweep Emmet Eagles in two games
Hope Ladycats beat Emmet 60 to 50 in the girls game as Dee Singleton scores 24 and Janet McCain helps with offense. The B Bruins also win. Rhodes and Smith lead Hope with 12 points each while Dee Singleton adds 21 for Emmet’s top scorer Harris posts 21.
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Hope Bruins Dominate Emmet Eagles 69 58 in Arkansas clash
Hope Bruins outscored Emmet Eagles 69 to 58 as four Hope players reached double figures led by Rodger Newton and Buddy Ingram. Emmet star Black poured 21, while Danny Joyce and Bill Rowland each had 16 for Hope. The game featured many fouls and walking penalties, slowing the pace.
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Northside tops AP Arkansas high school basketball poll
Northside Aaron Fort Smith moved to first after beating Horace Mann 79-64, displacing Mann from the top spot. Hot Springs remains No. 2, Mann falls to No. 3, with Tuckerman, Harrison, Blytheville, Cave City, North Little Rock, Rogers and Stamps rounding out the top ten.
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Perreault Closes In On Rookie Goal Record
New York AP reports Buffalo Sabres rookie Gil Perreault, though only 19th in the league scoring, is nearing the rookie goal record. With 43 points this season and 26 goals, he trails the 34 rookie goals set by Nels Stewart in 1925-26 and matched by Danny Grant and Norm Ferguson in 1968-69, needing 8 more in 27 games.
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Trojan Bruins Clash In Big Pac Eight Showdown
USC coach Bob Boyd and UCLA mentor John Wooden downplayed the stakes publicly but the Pac-8 clash between No. 2 USC and No. 3 UCLA is a marquee showdown. Both teams sit 4-0 in conference with 15,500 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena sold out for the televised game. Wooden noted their March 13 rematch may carry more weight, while Boyd said emotional readiness matters more than rankings. Both coaches cautioned not to read this single result as deciding the title as they head to Oregon next.
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Halas Still Fighting Time at 76 in Chicago
CHICAGO AP George Halas owner of the Chicago team marked his 76th birthday vibrant and vigorous, still active in football. The piece notes halting references to Pup Hear and hints at Halas's long career, while mentioning his retirement in 1968 and ongoing coaching influence.
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College Scores and Standings Mixed with Pro Football Remark
A collage of college basketball results across leagues and schedules, listing standings with abbreviations and notable results. The passage also notes Amos Alonzo Stagg atop the all-time list with 314, followed by Glenn Warner and Curley Lambeau, and Halas recalling the 1940 NFL Championship Bears rout of the Redskins for his greatest thrill.
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Marquette Holds No 1 in AP Poll After Upset Losses
Duke upsets South Carolina 82 71 as Marquette remains at No 1 in the latest AP college basketball poll. Southern California slips to No 3 after UCLA’s 74 61 win. Tennessee and Vanderbilt rise or fall with key results. Top 20 list shows Marquette 610 points with 18 first place votes, USC 584, UCLA 558, Penn 458.
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Fights in Tampa and Bangkok Feb 2 1971
Joe Roman of Tampa outpointed Jose Rondon of Venezuela in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Tampa Florida. Atsuyoshi Kanazawa stopped Berk Chartvanchi in Bangkok Thailand at 116 and 117 pounds respectively in a lightweight bout.
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Brooks Robinson Wins Hickok Athlete of the Year
Brooks Robinson, Baltimore Orioles third baseman, captured the 21st annual Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award in Rochester. He batted .428 in the World Series and delivered standout fielding, beating out Bobby Blanda and Bobby Orr in a wide-margin vote.
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Mrs King Wins Singles Title at Virginia Slims Indoors
Mrs. Bile Jean King captured the singles title and $2,500 first prize in Oklahoma City after two comeback wins in the Virginia Slims Invitational. She defeated Rosemary Casals 16 7 4 6 4 in the final.
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