Playoffs in 4-AA Bring Few Changes
The Hope Bobcats announce a 10 game regular season for 1970 with state AA playoffs. Region 4-AA is realigned into East and West divisions. Smackover and Camden Lincoln drop. Sheridan Yellowjackets join 4-AA West as Crossett returns. Regions schedule lists 15 opponents across East and West divisions.
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Hockey results and schedule from Wednesday and Friday
The Associated Press reports NHL results: Toronto 1 over St. Louis 0, New York 5 over Detroit 1, Chicago 8 over Boston 4, Pittsburgh 7 over Minnesota 5, Oakland 5 over Montreal 2. Tonight Montreal at Los Angeles and Toronto at Detroit with Philadelphia at Boston on Friday. St. Louis games noted forLat upcoming.
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Bobcats Seek Magnolia Win After 52 47 Loss
Hope Bobcats travel to Magnolia Friday to avenge a 52 47 defeat as Junior Boys and B teams play preliminaries. Coach John Ross cites self made errors and seeks a spark from sophomores like Harris and Rowland to push toward the 4AA Championship while Magnolia relies on Dudley and Muldrew in a competitive East race.
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Larry Muldrew
John Dudley
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Charles Rateliff
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Roger Newton
Ronny Brown
Thomas Norvell
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Five Tied for Lead in Bob Hope Classic
The Bob Hope Classic in Palm Springs opens with a crowded leaderboard as five players share the lead at four under par and Palmer shoots 68. Bob Rosburg, Cloyd Coady, Labrey Harris, Bruce Devil, and Larry Ziegler card 67s to sit one behind.
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Pistol Pete Keeps Piling Up Points
LSU star Pete Maravich poured in 52 points to pace a 97-45 win over Florida as South Carolina’s Roche scored 30 in the second half to fuel a 79-11 rally against Temple. Carr and Durrett added 44 each for Notre Dame and La Salle in big wins, with Niagara, Duquesne and others posting notable scores.
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Brasher to Learn More About Football at Arkansas
Tommy Brasher former Arkansas Razorbacks linebacker and Hot Springs High School head coach has been named to a fellowship coaching post at the University of Arkansas to assist Wilson Matthews with the Prestuman football team. He plans to earn a master’s degree in recreational work while coaching.
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Solunar Tables From Knight’s Plan for Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in strong cover during peak times. The note emphasizes using these periods to maximize sport opportunities each day.
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Southern Cal and Parks to Play 2 Games
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced a two game series with Southern California for 1972 and 1973, both night games opening each season. USC will play in Little Rock September 9, 1972, with the 1973 game in Los Angeles. Broyles said scheduling other opponents on short notice is difficult and that Arkansas is exploring additional possible games for 1970 and 1971.
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Texas Cagers Lead Small College Poll
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks hold the No 1 ranking in the Associated Press small college basketball poll with an 18-0 record after sweeping three foes last week. Youngstown State rises to No 2 at 17-0, while Ashland moves to No 3 and St Mary's Texas climbs to No 4. Howard Payne stays at No 6 with 18-0, and Kentucky Wesleyan drops to No 7 after two losses.
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Russell Pro Cager of Decade Surges to Top NBA Honor
William F. Russell of the Boston Celtics was named Basketball Player of the Decade for 1960-69 in an AP poll. The 6-foot-10 center led Boston to eight straight titles, posted strong career totals, and noted rivals such as Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson in the voting. Russell, also a former Olympic gold medalist, balanced Hollywood ties with NBA fame and extensive college speaking engagements.
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Perrys Lose Spring Hill Advances In Tournament Play
Perrys Truckers fall 88 to 79 to New Doell Texas as ey Haley scores most for Perry. Spring Hill tops Burgerchef 95 to 88 led by Brint Odom 33 and Souter 16. Texarkana duo West and Down 23 each. Perry's faces Burgerchef in the consolation game while Spring Hill meets New Boston for the title.
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Seattle Group Works Hard to Keep Pilots
Seattle leaders push to resolve the Seattle Pilots’ financial crisis with a Thursday meeting after Oakland talks. Edward Carlson and an investor group seek 37.5 million cash, 143 million underwriting, and a 3.5 million bank loan, aiming to keep the team in Seattle with aid from Bank of California officials. Curtis Person of Memphis defeats Pole Peterson for a fourth title in Harlingen Texas.
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