UCLA Beats Southern Cal In City Rivalry Showdown
UCLA toppled USC 80 to 64 as Sidney Wicks led the Bruins with 14 rebounds and 16 points while Dennis Layton scored 23 for USC. The loss drops USC to 16-1 and keeps UCLA at 16-1 overall and 5-0 in the Pacific Eight.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Sean Meminger
Marqucin
Wierlie Quakers
Robinson Pro Player of the Year awarded in Arkansas
Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles will receive Arkansas Professional Athlete of the Year 1970 from the Meyer Foundation. The Little Rock native is honored by Arkansas sportswriters for a second time at a dinner 7 p.m. Friday at Pleasant Valley Country Club with George Blanda as principal speaker.
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Baltimore Orioles
Charles T. Meyer
Arkansas
Pleasant Valley Country Club
George Blanda
Oakland Raider
Bill Montgomery
University of Arkansas
Jim Hamilton
Ouachita Baptist University
Fort Smith
Thomas Hill
Arkansas State University
Barney Hess
Jim Crawford
Harding College
Pat Miles
Hall
Bill Burnett
Johnny Baker
Quachita Baptist University
James Hamilton
Blonde Lady heads Oaklawn field in feature race
Blonde Lady owned by W A Lofton leads seven 3 year old fillies in Oaklawn Park Feature with 113 pounds for 5 1/2 furlongs and a $5,500 purse. Other runners include Purple Power Pelani Two Star Dream Lupe Dutchess Dancing Debbie and Mama Mel. Sado wins Saturday King Cotton Handicap in 5 1/2 furlongs at 1:04 3-5, pays 5.80 3.60 3.40. Cangirod second, Kind R. Reception third. Daily double hit $100. crowd 19,996 bets $1,342,424.
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Steve
Mazeroski Russell Win Astrojet Golf Tourney
In Phoenix Arizona Bill Mazeroski and Andy Russell teamed for a sudden death victory in the $30000 Astrojet Golf Tournament a 54 hole best ball handicap event. Mazeroski sank a four foot birdie putt on 17 to claim the $10000 first prize. Russell a Steelers linebacker noted it was the most golf he has played.
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Ragland
Ohio
Russell
Bill
Pittsburgh Steelers
Arkansas College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Arkansas 83 lost to Texas A&M 87 in a tight college game while Missouri Southern defeated John Brown University 86 to 75. Other results include Grambling 99 over Arkansas AM&N 96 and Penn State 94 at George Washington 61. High school action saw Camden Fairview beat Watson Chapel 75 to 57.
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Associated Press
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Von Ruden breaks four minute mile indoors at Fort Worth
Former Oklahoma State runner Tom Von Ruden finally ran a sub four minute mile indoors, clocking 3:59.4 at the Fort Worth Coaches Indoor Games after earlier near misses at Millrose. The feat comes with pace from Jim Crawford and follows an earlier 4:02.1 in Toronto and a 3:57.5 indoors in 1968.
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Associated Press
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
von Ruden
Millrose
New York
Fort Worth
United States
Jim Ryan
Pacific Coast Club
Jim Crawford
Richardson, Tex
Crawford
Toronto
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Tom
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Baltimore
Seattle
Kerry Pearce
Australia
Texas El-Paso
Poland
Henryk Czordykowski
Record throws and sprints mark Baltimore and Toronto meets
In Baltimore Tony Greene of Maryland edged Zack Rogers and Delano Meriwether in a six second 60 yard dash while Meriwether, a hematologist, has won two of seven indoor races. In Toronto Von Ruden led a mile victory as Reynaldo Brown set a high jump mark and Dick Railsback claimed the PCC pole vault. In Philadelphia Dave Graham, Eagles tackle, retires to pursue counseling and guidance.
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al Feuerbach
Baltimore
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Maryland
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Norfolk State
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Meriwether
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Villanova
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Sam Bair
Pacific Track Club
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North Hollywood
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Knights of Columbus
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Colonels in Victory Over Utah Lead by Issel's 48
Dan Issel scored 48 points to lift Kentucky past Utah 130-118 as Utah squandered a 69-68 halftime edge. Merve Jackson led Utah with 27, George Stone 24. ABA highlights included Denver over Indiana 133-131 and New York past Memphis 103-84. Nets defeated Memphis 40-? and other standings details noted.
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Palmer falters as Shaw wins Hawaiian Open in Hawaii
Arnold Palmer voiced frustration with his short game after a final round 73 left him four behind winner Tom Shaw at the Hawaiian Open. Shaw, from Milwaukie, Oregon, used late birdies to post a 69 for a 273 total, claiming $40,000 as Dewitt Weaver finished third and Miller Barber second.
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Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Winher
Tom Shaw
Shaw
Dewitt Weaver
Diamond Head
Bing Crosby
Weaver
Milwaukie
Ore
Miller Barber
Phoenix
Lee Trevino
Hubert Green
Trevino
Green
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Nicklaus
State Defeats Abilene Christian in Southland Showdown
Arkansas State University won 81 to 75 over Abilene Christian to extend its win streak to six and seize the Southland Conference lead. ASU balanced scoring with Pruett 22 Belcher 18 Brooks 14 while Calvert 25 and Hearnes 20 paced Abilene Christian.
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Arkansas State University
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Arkansas State
Allen Pruett
John Belcher
Steve Brooks
Indians
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Willie Calvert
Wildcats
Ronnie Hearnes
Solunar Periods Guide For Daily Sport Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps readers plan fishing or hunting times. Use the periods to target days with likely better sport conditions and seek favorable territory or cover for productive outings.
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Richard Alden Knight
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