Bears Triumph Over Spring Hill In Tight 70-67 Victory
Spring Hill hosts Hope, with Norton, Steve Harris and Tommy Webb fouling out late. Larry Muldrew leads 4 A A scoring with 102 points across five conferences, while Charles Rate is back after an ankle sprain. Panthers and Bears eye tough matchup as Friday night features two games at Magnolia High.
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Nets Rally Past Cougars In ABA Clash Of Leaders
Dallas defeated Indiana 126-122 as four 20 point scorers fueled a comeback. New York erased an early fourth quarter gap to beat Carolina 105-91, while Washington topped Denver 142-125 and New York crushed San Francisco 118-98. Other scores included Boston over Chicago 93-85 and Seattle over Baltimore 120-115.
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Lakers extended streak to nine with 124 114 win over Royals
The Los Angeles Lakers, led by Jerry West with 21 first quarter points, beat the Cincinnati Royals 124-114 in Cleveland to move into first place by a half game in the Western Division. Wilt Chamberlain out, Oscar Robertson sidelined two weeks with groin injury. Knicks 9th straight win over San Francisco 118-96 in New York.
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Brown Wins Desert Classic in Sudden Death Thriller
Pro golfer Brown, among the tour’s few Black players, broke a 12-month lull with a seven under par finale in San Diego to edge Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jackson in a playoff for the $30 000 prize. He recalled a poliomylitis era injury and a long road back, crediting steady movement for keeping his muscles from stiffening. Brown, 35, rose from obscurity after joining the tour in 1963 and now headlines the Desert Classic field as he seeks more titles.
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McFarland Chooses Arkansas Over Other Offers
West Memphis AP reports running back Terry McFarland will attend the University of Arkansas on a football scholarship. The rising senior, son of Mr. and Mrs. MacFarland, chose Arkansas over offers from Alabama, Tennessee, and others after a standout season. He totaled 1,559 rushing yards and 26 touchdowns, with a 100 yard dash in 10 seconds.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Planning
This item notes solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables to help plan fishing and hunting. It emphasizes choosing days with favorable periods to maximize activity in good cover and terrain.
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Hope B-Ligarde and Kittycate Win Season Openers at Spring Hill
In a mixed night of high school girls and college score updates, Hope B-Ligarde and Kittycate posted a 70-67 thriller as Bonnie Willis and Janet McCain sparked a late push. The Hope junior team opened 46-24 behind strong early defense, while Spring Hill rallied late in the closing period.
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Bears Edge SMU 83 81 In OT As Menefee Sidelined
Baylor coach Menefee out with flu. Carroll Dawson guides Bears to a 83-81 overtime win over SMU. Baylor nets 23 of 26 free throws, Gatewood scores 29, Rice beats Arkansas 76-69, TCU tops Texas 55 40, Tech defeats A&M 84 66 as SWC action tightens standings.
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Debbie Meyer Named Female Athlete of the Year
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NHL Schedule Lacks Games With Regional Matchups
NHL listings show no games on the docket as Montreal visits Oakland and St Louis travels to Toronto while Detroit faces New York Boston hosts Chicago Pittsburgh visits Minnesota Montreal plays Los Angeles Toronto meets Detroit Philadelphia battles Boston.
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Illini Lose Lead to Wisconsin in Late Finish
Illinois led Wisconsin 65-61 with under two minutes left but a late run by the Badgers, anchored by Clarence Sherrod, produced a 66-65 Wisconsin win. Rick Howat missed a one-and-one free throw with seconds remaining as Wisconsin grabbed the rebound and Henry hit the deciding basket. Iowa beat Minnesota 90-77 to tighten Big Ten standings while St Bonaventure routed Belmont Abbey and North Carolina edged Virginia.
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Willisville Eyes Stiff Challenge vs Bradley in Area 13
Willisville Lionettes, led by Bertle Elliott with 717 season points, face last year’s Class B state champs Bradley in a first round Area 13 Tournament game at Bradley on February 9. The Nevada County team, coming in 21-3, hopes to upset despite tough draw while boasting strong senior leaders Angella Marlar and Nancy Camp and solid defense from Nelwyn Pipkin and Johnnie Lou Goodlein.
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