Razorbacks crush Houston to extend SWC lead
Arkansas, wearing his team in uniforms, beat Houston 82 60 to stretch its Southwest Conference record to 11 4 and move closer to a league title. Sid Moncrief led with 15 points while Marvin Delph added 24 as Eddie Sutton praised his squad for poise and guts amid a close first half and late rally.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Houston
Cougars
Eddie Sutton
Houston Vicory
Tulane
New Orleans
Sutton
Steve Schall
Ken Krewer
Guy Lewis
Marvin Delph
Brewer
Delph
Moncrief
Associated Press
Glen Rose
Hofheinz Pavilion
Texas A&m
Aggies
Dallas
Texas Tech
Memphis State
SMU
Jim Krebs
Mini Division All Stars Chosen For Pee Wee Tournament
The Hope Mini Division selected its All Stars by coach vote from six teams. Eligible players are in seventh grade or 13 years old or younger. Coaches Bob Mazur and Joe Gibson will lead the team to Pee Wee tournaments statewide. Key scorers include Banks 11.6, Prater 7.9, Bradley 7.8, Jackson 7.4, Holston 6.2, Mazur 5.9, Dennis 4.9, Taylor 3.7, Johnson 2.7, Davis 2.3.
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Hope
Bob Mazur
Tex-Ark
Joe Gibson
Spears Carpet Mill
Larry Banks
Jerry Prater
Clifford Bradley
Stan Jackson
Clint Holston
Todd Mazur
Charles Dennis
Mark Taylor
Rory Johnson
Chuck Davis
Bradley
Garland
Huff Construction
Tex- Ark
Tim Bakter
Mike Dennis
Toby Edwards
Huff
Hope Builders
Spears Carpet
Spears
Larry Muldrew
Peaches Holyfield
Roderick Turner
Dairy Queen
Ronnie Rateliff
Tex-Ark Joist
Russel's Market
David Nolan
Russell's
David Nolen
Fayetteville Bulldogs Take AP high school poll lead
The unbeaten Fayetteville Bulldogs top the AP high school basketball poll after Parkview beats Pine Bluff 74 to 68. Pine Bluff remains No. 2 with 18-0 record after a loss to Parkview in which star Ulysses Reed injured his hand. Parkview climbs from ninth to third.
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Little Rock
Fayetteville Bulldogs
Associated Press
Little Rock Parkview
Patriots
Pine Bluff
Parkview
el Dorado
West Helena Central
Little Rock Central
Jonesboro
McNeil
Little Rock Hall
Rector
Fayetteville
Ulysses Reed
Bobkits top Fairview in 51 34 win at home
Bobkittens improve to 16 3 with a 51 34 victory over Fairview ninth grade as Stephen Rogers leads Hope with 18 points in the second half and Vance Williamson adds 14. Fairview Cardinals roll past Bobcats 68 45 behind Dan Patterson 12 first half points and 23 point margin.
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Bobkittens
Fairview
Bobcats
Cardinals
Jones Field House
Vance Williamson
Ricky Hutson
Bobbittens
Hope
Williamson
Stephen Rogers
Rogers
Fairview Cardinals
Dan Patterson
Cardinal
Patterson
Hope Bobcats
Magnolia
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days. It advises fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during the listed times to maximize sport opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
Mayer triumphs at Arkansas tennis tournament final
Sandy Mayer of Mendham New Jersey needed 65 minutes to defeat Haroon Rahim of Pakistan 6 2 6 4 in the Arkansas tournament final earning 10000 first prize. Mayer defeated top seed Borg in the semifinals and Rahim in the final to claim the title. Rahim took doubles title with Colin Dibley by upsetting Hewitt McMillan.
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North Little Rock
Sandy Mayer
Mendham
N.J
Haroon Rahim
Pakistan
Arkansas
Mayer
Stanford
Rahim
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Mayer-Rahim
Colin Dibley
Bob Hewitt
Frew McMillan
South Africa
Borg
Sandy
New Mexico Offensive Line Weighs 737 Pounds
Three brothers form New Mexico's line with Earl Pottet at 243 pounds Chuck at 247 and John at 244 pounds. All three hail from Littleton Colorado highlighting a unique family trio on the squad.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Earl Pottet
Chuck
John
Littleton
Colo
Silver Hope Wins King Cotton Handicap at Oaklawn Park
Silver Hope with Rudy Turcotte aboard nosed ahead of Pipe Springs in the final sixteenths to win the $25,000 King Cotton at Oaklawn Park. The 6-year-old bay returned $12.80 7.40 and 4.80, while Pipe Springs paid 31.80 and 14.20 after Rip The Candy was a neck back for show. The race covered 52 furlongs in 1:05.5 on a fast track before a crowd of 30 114 and a total wager of 2 568 114.
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Hot Springs
Ark
H. J. Adouj
Silver Hope
Pipe Springs
Oaklawn Park
Rudy Turcotte
Tony Trujillo
Rip the Candy
Churchill Downs
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By Denne H. Freeman
Ment
Texas
Shep
Ricky Dougan
Charles Harris
Alvin Davis
Jerry Rogers
Fairviews
Richard Harris
Hope Builders Spears Carpet Huff Construction
Russell's Market Dairy Queen
Jim Harris
el Jen
Crafty Drone
David Whited
Whited
Right Bet
Herbert
Sued
Max Pride
Oaklawn
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