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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1971

Page

2

Marquette Extends Streak With 89 75 Win Over Wisconsin

Marquette, ranked No 1, improved to 17-0 and 29th straight win after defeating Wisconsin 89-75. Coach Al McGuire likened his undefeated team to bricklayers building a better house as Gary Brell led with 30 points. Other top games included Michigan over Purdue 85-69 and Iowa rallying past Illinois 92-84. A late fireworks delay occurred in Centenary-Oklahoma City.

Ted Meier Associated Press al McGuire Marquette Wisconsin Warriors McGuire Gary Brell Badgers John Powless Michigan Purdue Wolverines Iowa Illinois Henry Wilmore Fred Brown Hawkeyes Howard Porter Villanova St. John's New York Jack Kraft Wildcats Gene Phillips Southern Methodist Texas A&m Texas Rice Texas Tech Baylor Texas Christian Arkansas Dayton Eastern Kentucky Centenary Oklahoma City Drake DePaul Dartmouth Connecticut Massachusetts Holy Cross Cincinnati Richmond LSU New Orleans

Bear's Sayers to Undergo Surgery Again

CHICAGO AP Halfback Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears will undergo another surgery on his left knee later this month. Dr. Theodore Fox said the procedure will target a different area after last October’s operation.

Chicago Gale Sayers Chicago Bears Sayers Theodore Fox Kansas Fox

Royals Acquire Williams From Celtics Waivers

In Cincinnati, the Royals obtained rookie forward Willie Williams from the Boston Celtics on waivers. The 6 foot 7 former Florida State star was Boston's third round pick in last spring's NBA draft.

Cincinnati Willie Williams Cincinnati Royals Boston Celtics Florida State Boston National Basketball Association

Battle of the Bayou Opening Up

LSU-New Orleans vaults to top in the AP College Division poll as Privateers overpower North Carolina-Charlotte Virginia Commonwealth UC Irvine and others to reach 16-0 and 300 points. Southwestern Louisiana remains second. Kentucky State and Louisiana Tech follow with points and first-place votes.

LSU New Orleans Louisiana Tech Southwestern Louisiana Associated Press Privateers North Carolina Bulldogs Kentucky State Fairmont State Ashland Tennessee State Kentucky Wesleyan Assumption Puget Sound Stephen F. Austin Eau Claire Howard Payne Moorhead Minn Old Dominion North Carolina A&t Indiana State Oral Roberts Sam Houston Philadelphia Textile Central State Ohio Central Washington Lsu-New Orleans Louisiana Fairmont St Tennessee St Wis S.F. Austin Moorhead, Minn North Caro A&t Indiana St.-Ind Phila. Textile

Turbulent NBA and college basketball results across leagues

Western Conference standings show Milwaukee 44 10 and Detroit 36 with strong records. Tuesday's scores include Chicago 118 Seattle 101 and Los Angeles 133 San Diego 10. College results list many games, notably Virginia 114 Memphis 111 and Indiana 35 18 in divisional play.

Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Phoenix Los Angeles San Fran Seattle San Diego Portland New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Cleveland Buffalo Atlanta San Die San Francisco Phoer W.L. Pet Virginia Kentucky Carolina Indiana Memphis Iune Texas Pittsburgh Denver Utah W. Palm Beach

Hurlers Top Signers in Baseball

Baseball signing sweepstakes yield six pitchers including Montreal’s Carl Morton and Mets stars Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman. Perez and Jackson seek raises. Cincinnati and Oakland players eye pay hikes. Brewers GM Frank Lane orchestrates two trades sending Ellie Rodriguez and Fred Reahm.

Montreal Carl Morton Tom Seaver Jerry Koosman New York Mets Jim Kaat Luis Tiant Minnesota Jim McGlothlin Cincinnati Tony Perez Oakland Reggie Jackson Santurce Morton Seaver Koosman Kant Twins Trant McGlothlin Reds Pittsburgh Dave Cash Hal Lanier Alan Gallagher San Francisco Perez Jackson Charley Finley Frank Lane Milwaukee Brewers Carl Taylor Kansas City Ellie Rodriguez Bob Burda St. Louis Fred Reahm

AMEN Takes Lead With 83 71 Win In AIC Standings

AM&N rose to first in the AIC with an 83-71 win over Arkansas A&M as Gerald Lockett led with 37 points and 15 rebounds. The win improved AM&N to 12-2, while A&M fell to 7-7. Other AIC results included Tech over College 89-73 and Henderson over Ozarks 111-90.

Arkansas Tech Arkansas College Quachita Baptist Southern State Harding State College of Arkansas Henderson College of the Ozarks Arkansas Am&n Arkansas A&m Hendrix UALR Litthke Hoek McClellan Forrest City Hector Clarksville Morrilton Plummerville Mountain Homie Marshall Amen AIC Associated Press Gerald Lockett Golden Lions Am&n A&m Ouachita University of Arkansas At Little Rock Tech Wonder Boys SCA

High School Basketball Scores From Arkansas Matches

Bentonville led Rogers 74 to 59 while Bay defeated Marked Tree 93 to 74 and Westside outscored Nettleton 115 to 76. Other results include Fort Smith Northside 59 LR Hall 40 and Fayetteville 80 FS Southside 71 with several close district games across the state.

Bentonville Rogers Bay Marked Tree Westside Nettleton West Fork St. Paul Pine Bluff LR Central North Little Rock NLR Fort Smith Northside LR Hall Bismark Glenwood Lakeside Malvern Jonesboro Greene County Tech Blytheville Paragould Luxura Armorel Trumann Leachville Manila Gosnell Fayetteville Southside

New York bout ends in outpoint victory for Clohessy

John Clohessy of New York, 203 pounds, outpointed Brian O Melia of Jersey City, N J, 199 pounds in New York. Julio Guerrero of Tijuana Mexico outpointed Ala eran Torres of Guadalajara in a 10 flyweight match.

Associated Press New York John Clohessy Brian O'Melia Jersey City N.J Tijuana Mexico Julio Guerrero Alaeran Torres Guadalajara

Hawaiian Open draws strong field for 200,000 prize

The Hawaiian Open opens Thursday at Waialae Country Club with 200000 prize money and a star-studded field led by Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper. Lee Trevino returns after a three week illness as the weather and soggy course threaten play.

Bob Green Associated Press Honolulu Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Wajalae Country Club Lee Trevino Trevino Hawaii Ted Makalena Tony Jacklin England Gary Player U.S Julius Boros Dave Hill Jack Stirling PGA Bruce Crampton Nickalus Palmer Casper

TCU Edges Arkansas to Keep Lead

TCU guard Eugene Kennedy led the Horned Frogs to a 98-87 victory at Fayetteville over Arkansas, keeping TCU atop the SWC. Kennedy scored 29 points with Simpson Degrate adding 24, as TCU solidified a 5-0 league run while Texas Tech won 90-76 at Baylor and SMU beat Texas A&M 89-83 in overtime.

Denner Freeman Associated Press Texas Christian Horned Frogs Eugene Goo" Kennedy TCU Horned Frogs Arkansas Fayetteville Texas Tech Baylor Lubbock Gene Phillips Southern Methodist Texas A&m Texas Rice SMU Kennedy Simpson Degrate Gerald Myers Red Raiders Myers Bob Bass Red Williams Greg Lowery Bears Tech

Soviet Pair Favored to Keep Title at European Champs

Reigning champions Irina Rodnina and Alexei Ulanov of the Soviet Union are favored to retain their European Figure Skating titles after a 104.9 point compulsory program. In men’s skating, Ondrej Nepela of Czechoslovakia leads with a strong showing. In college basketball, Texas beat Rice 48-34 on rebounding edge as six players in double figures and Gene Phillips poured 43 points on 19 of 19 free throws. SMU erased a late deficit to force overtime in a 75-75 tie with an extra period pending.

Zurich Irina Rodnina Alexei Ulanov Soviet Union Ondrej Nepela Czechoslovakia William Chatman Baylor Rice Houston Myers Red Texas Longhorns B. G. Brosterhouse Birds Steve Emshoff Tom Myer Gary Reist Gregory Gym Gene Phillips Aggies G. Rollie White Coliseum A&m SMU Phillips

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