Arizona Beats New Mexico In Escalating Game
Arizona wins 69 68 as New Mexico fights to extend its 17 game win streak. Injuries mar the contest with Dick Root cut jaw and a chipped tooth while Gordon Lindsrom suffers a cut over the eye. Greg Howard is ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct as Mike Kordik scores 24 for Arizona.
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Openings of the 10th Winter Olympics in Grenoble
The 10th Winter Olympic Games open with pageantry as Gen Charles De Gaulle watches among 80 000 spectators. Daunting questions surround Jean Claude Killy Peggy Fleming and Hugefile Monti as contenders. A parade of 1 500 athletes from 37 nations follows with France's president to declare the games open amid roses and fireworks. Weather clears after a snowstorm boosting athletes hopes.
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Razorbacks edge SMU 70 68 on McKenzie late free throws
Arkansas tops Southern Methodist 70 68 to pull into a second place tie with Texas in the Southwest Conference. Robert McKenzie scored 22 in the first half and sealed the win with two free throws with five seconds remaining as SMU misfired late. Attendance 5 000.
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Three Teams Tie for AIC Lead After Weekend Games
Arkansas College Henderson and Southern State sit in a three way AIC lead after Harding beat AC 67 61 to move within one game. Southern State has won eight straight conference games as Ozarks beat Little Rock 79 40 with Chance Branscom and Britt contributing big scoring.
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NHL Standings and Weekend Hockey Results Snapshot
East Division leaders Montreal and Boston hold near top spots as Chicago and New York chase. Weekend NHL results mix comebacks and tight finishes with Montreal routing Los Angeles 5 1 and Philadelphia edging Chicago 5 3. Detroit and Minnesota drop heavy games while Toronto and Pittsburgh show uneven form. No games scheduled today.
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Quarry Wins Over Spencer by Knockout in Title Bid
Jerry Quarry stopped Thad Spencer at 2:57 of the 12th round to reach one fight from the heavyweight championship. The Los Angeles contender earned $75,000, as did Spencer, in a World Boxing Association semifinal televised nationally from Oakland. Quarry led on all official cards and stated he can beat Jimmy Ellis, while Spencer blamed a lack of rhythm and power after the defeat.
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Spencer
San Francisco
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Dick Young
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California
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Jockey Club Concedes to HBPA for Oaklawn Season
Oaklawn Park and the Arkansas Horsemen's Benevolent Protective Association reached agreement to avert a boycott of the 50 day season. The HBPA will receive 46.5 percent in 1968 and 1969, with 1 percent of purses set aside for HBPA services and fringe benefits credited to the track.
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Barber ties for eleventh at Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic
Texarkana golfer Miller Barber finished tied for eleventh with a 353 total after 90 holes in the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs. Arnold Palmer won the $20,000 first prize, beating Deane Beman in a playoff.
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Bobcats Fall to Malvern in Conference Clash
Hope Bobcats lose 68-53 at Malvern as Dwight Galloway scores 18 and Larry East 15 to pace the effort. Hope drops to 2-6 in conference and 6-10 overall. Malvern rises to 3-3 in league. Injuries arise when IsdpirnRdfity Brown is hurt saving inbounds. he is expected to recover. Bob Kittens trail 0-8 in conference and 2-12 overall with Lynn Norton leading at 6 points.
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Solunar Tables Plan Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables shows major periods starting at specified times lasting about two hours, and minor periods of shorter duration. Use Central Standard Time to plan days for best sport, with major periods in bold indicating peak activity.
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