Malvern Bobcats Bring Depth to 4-AA Race
Royce Bailey Freddie Jones lead Malvern with Patton and Duster anchoring inside. Massanelli Powell Briggs provide defense and scoring while Norton White Fragier Brown Norvell vie for minutes. Looming next year Hope could become a 4-AA power as the squad grows.
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Isd Malvern
Royce Bailey
Freddie Jones
Muldrew
Jonas Duster
cen+ tor
Aki Dudley
Ida
Shrew
Donah Rogs
Ronnie Massaneli
Parker Powell
David Briggs
Massanelli
Bobrats
O-Ff
Parker
Ross
Massaneli
Lynn Norton
Tim White
B” Lizards
Charles Fragier
Tke
Ronny Brown
Thomas Norvell
Sill
Charles Ratelitt
Tommy Webb
Steve Harris
Roger Newton
UCLA Keeps Top Spot In AP College Basketball Poll
UCLA remains No. 1 with 620 points after wins over California and Stanford. South Carolina rises to No. 2, Kentucky falls to No. 3, and St Bonaventure drops to No. 4 amid a reshuffle that reflects weekend upsets across the nation.
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods schedule taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES informs readers when to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover. Plan days around these periods to maximize sport and chances of success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Hope and Nashville tumble in junior and senior girls clash
In a Spring Hill night contest the Hope junior girls, Lady Cats and B Lizards head to Spring Hill at 6 p.m. Nashville’s junior boys held a late lead and beat Hope 35 30. Janet McCain led the Kitty Cats with one point while Karlene Coleman added six and Julia Brown two. Yardage and turnovers shaped the game as Hope pressed late, but Nashville closed with two free throws to seal the win.
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Hope
Kitty Cats
Hha
Spring Hill
Janet McCain
Karlene Coleman
Julia Brown
Debbie Crank
Betty Honeycutt
Judy Reyenga
Bobbittens
Magnolia
Yarger
Unt
Scrappers
Yerger
Katt
Kittens Dortald Lively
Buddy Ingram
Lady Cats
Hickok Award Goes to Mets Tom Seaver
Rochester AP report says pitcher Tom Seaver won the S Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award for 1969, receiving the $10,000 belt and a record 496 points. Willis Reed was runner up. other notable contenders included Mario Andretti and Phil Esposito, with a memorial for Rocky Marciano at the dinner.
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Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Richard Gordon
Seaver
S. Rae Hickok
Gordon
Mets
Cy Young
Willis Reed
New York Knicks
Natiomat Basketball Association
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Mario Andretti
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Joe Rapp
Minlesots Vikings
Carl Hubbell
Dhillof Fai
Chaipain Tye Louis
Dines Wich
Chaupion
Rocky Marciano
College Basketball Scores and Schedule Roundup
East Penn 57, Columbia 2 Sou th Kentucky 84, Auburn 83 Alabama 95, Mississippi 87 Tenn 77, Vanderbilt 72, 2ol's LSU 109, Miss. St. 91 Jacksonville 110, Iowa 75 Geo Wash 107, VMI 79 Mi St 134, St. Pauls Va 80 La Tech 77, McNeese 72 Tenn St 112, Alabama St 65 em Tenn 67, Ky Wesleyan SW La 90, NW La 88 est Missouri 90, Colorado 73 Kansas St 62, Iowa St 64 Kansas 78, Oklahoma 41 Okla St 81, Nebraska 58 Ball St 91, Kent St 86 Chi Loyola 85, Valparaiso 67 Indiana St 62, South Mt 73 Tulsa 8, Athletes in Action 79 Southwest Howard Payne 110, McMurry 92 Stephen F Austin 93, E Tex 57 Trinity Tex 97, Ark St 76 Ark State 76, Arkansas AMEN 09, Jackson State 97 West Fork Invitational First Round Pea Ridge 68, Decatur 56 Quarterfinals sg mn 56, Farmington
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Searcy Lions Top Arkansas Cage Poll by AP
The Searcy Lions, 22-0, held the top spot in the AP Arkansas high school basketball poll with seven first place votes. Fort Smith Southside moved to No. 2, LR Central fell to third, and Pine Bluff rose to fourth with McClellan up to fifth.
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Taser
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Maravich Sets 3000-Point Milestone In LSU Victory
Pistol Pete Maravich scored 49 points to reach 3,036 for his career as LSU beat Mississippi State 109-91. He moved ahead of Bennie Swain of Texas Southern into second place on the all time list, with Grambling’s Bob Hopkins still ahead. Kentucky edged Auburn 84-83 as Mills hit a late 25‑footer to pull the Wildcats into a share of first in the SEC. Vanderbilt topped Tennessee and Iowa State upset Kansas State, while Jacksonville and Kansas State also won.
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Terry Mulls
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Starr
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Criliger
Jerry Ariner
Sot Bum
Teryle Langaied
Dinetty
Idinee
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Oxy Meleit
Unitas Named Pro Football Athlete of the Decade
Johnny Unitas, Baltimore Colts quarterback and alltime leading passer, was chosen as Pro Football Athlete of the Decade in an Associated Press poll. Bart Starr Jimmy Brown and Joe Namath trailed. Unitas led with 223 votes while Starr had 1242, Brown 105, Namath 71. The profile notes Unitas’s 14-year rise of pro football and his famed accuracy, with coach Weeb Ewbank recalling a fan letter that sparked his initial attention to Unitas.
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Desert Classic Opens With By-Passed Stars In Palm Springs
The Bob Hope Desert Classic begins Wednesday with 136 pros, many top names skipping the event. Palmer and Casper lead the field as favorites, with Archer Trevino and Boros close behind. format includes four courses, 90 holes over five days, with pro and amateur teams rotating daily.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Armld Palmer
Billy Casper
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Palmer
George Archer
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
George Knudson
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Dave Hill
Terry Dill
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Jacklin
Orville Moody
Four Taken Into Pro Grid Hall of Fame
Four former NFL stars from the 1950s were elected to the Professional Football Hall of Fame. Hugh McElhenny, Tom Fears, Pete Pihos, and Jack Christianson were lauded for their careers with the 49ers, Rams, Eagles, Lions, and other teams. Their selections were announced in New Orleans with high praise from players and peers.
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Four Team Tournament at Guernsey Gym
A two day men s independent basketball tournament begins at 7 p m at Guernsey Gym. Wednesday s games feature Perry s Truckers versus New ene Texas and Spring Hill against Burgerbet by Tex arkana. Thursday the winners play for the championship and the losers for third place. Public urged to attend.
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Arguments in Flood Suit Open in Federal Court
New York AP report says Curt Flood's $90 000 suit challenging baseball's reserve clause opens in federal court. Flood, traded from St Louis to Philadelphia, calls the clause a state of involuntary servitude and is represented by Arthur J Goldberg. Presidents Cronin and Feeney warn that removing the clause could destroy baseball.
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Flood
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Philadelphia
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Joe Cronin
American League
Charles
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National
Vega Holding Scoring Lead in ABA Play
New York AP reports Catel lina's Bot Verga maintains top scoring in the ABA with 274.0 points per game over 46 contests, a fourth straight week lead. Denver’s Haywood trails, leading in rebounds and posting 26.8 ppg, while McGill and Gonean top two-point and three-point percentages for the Nuggets.
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Tryop
Spal Spencer Hayawood
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Bill McGill
Jeff Gonean
Kemtucky
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