SWC Roundup: Aggies Rally Stuns SMU After Road Wins
In Tuesday action, Texas A&M routed SMU 102-77 as 11 of 12 players scored for the Aggies. Arkansas edged Texas 56-52 behind Kent Allison's 16 points and a four corners stall, while Texas Tech beat Baylor 72-61 and Rice upset TCU 88-67.
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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1975 American League Twilight Night Doubleheaders
Twilight Night doubleheaders marked TN in the 1975 American League schedule detailing two-game sets under evening lights. The note explains TN as Twilight Night when games commence after dusk and concludes with both contests counted as part of the same twin bill.
Magnolia Panthers overwhelm Hope Bobcats in 92 29 rout
Magnolia high school no 22 0 Panthers crushed Magnolia and Hope 92 29. Greg Alexander led Magnolia with 24 points while Mark McDonald added 22 and Charles Gilbert 12. Hope's Jimmy Williams was top Bobcat with 10 12 and Cedric Hawkins fouled out amid a lopsided Arkansas high school basketball result.
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Arkansas signs 21 recruits from across region
Arkansas landed 21 football signees Tuesday for the Razorbacks with 12 from Arkansas. Standouts include Little Rock Parkview pair Jim Kissire and Jerry Sullivan, Hot Springs’ Larry Jackson, Earle’s Michael Forrest, Carlisle’s Brad Shoup and Searcy’s Larry Gardner, plus several Parkview teammates and players from Dallas to Denver across the list.
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Duran to defend title March 2 in Panama City
Roberto Duran of Panama will defend his world lightweight crown March 2 in Panama City against Ray Lampkin of Portland Oregon. Duran 23 has 47 wins 40 knockouts and one loss to Esteban De Jesus Lampkin 28 3 1 ranked No 2 by the World Boxing Association. CBS TV will telecast the fight live to the United States.
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Arkansas cage scoreboard shows a sweep of state games
Arkansas high school basketball scoreboard lists numerous results with teams like Blytheville Leachville Newport Conway Morrilton LR North East Monette Turrell Warren Monticello PB Whitehall Sheridan Subiaco Waldron PB Dollarway Lake Hamilton Decatur Bentonville LR Hall Parkview FS North Side LR Catholic El Dorado Lakeside Bay Nettleton Springdale Harrison Osceola Paragould Brinkley Marvell Tuckerman Dumas Fordyce Mountain Home Gainesville Lamar Dardanelle Jacksonville Sylvan Hills Malvern Camden Fairview Fayetteville Rogers Pine Bluff Stuttgart Watson Chapel Magnolia Hope FS Southside Russellville Batesville Southside cuyies Texarkana Henson Alpena Huntsville Rivercrest Greene County Tech Trumann Pocahontas Piggott Gosnell Ashdown Camden DeWitt Hughes Hot Springs Green Forest Berryville Helena Elaine Van Buren Alma Wilmot Grady Charleston Mountainburg Altheimer Cabot Wynne Marion Lonoke Bryant McNeil Magnolia Walker Crawfordsville Earle Quitman Mayflower.
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