Guernsey Gym Junior League Scores Feb 6 game results
Tuesday games in the Boys Junior Division saw Main Auto Parts beat J.A. West 41 28 led by Mitchell 26. Western Auto 47 10 over Sherwin Williams with Walker East 13 each. Hope Builders 29 21 over Moore Brothers Brandon 12 Washington 9. Next Thursday junior Olympic matchups list Farm Bureau Collums Floor Covering 6 p.m. Herbert Burns Village Rexall 7 p.m. Laha Cleaners Walker's Refrig 8 p.m. Also Monday Feb 5 Girls Midget results include Mountain Kitchens 21 6 Anthony Lumber Co. KXAR Radio 14 14 overtimes with Townsend 14 Martin 14. B R Lumber Co 18 6 Deanna Drug Freel 12. Friday night Perry's Truck Stop 99 87 Young American Hones Williamson 34 Robinson 16 Griffin 34 Brown 22. Anderson Frazier 73 69 Tex-Ark Joist Dudley Bailey 24 each Boyette 20 Lowe 13.
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Guernsey
Main Auto Parts
J.A. West
Mitcheell
Vickers
Western Auto
Sherwin-Williams
Walker
East
Bishop
Sherwin- Williams
Hope Builders
Moore Brothers
Brandon
Washington
Farm Bureau
Collums
Herbert Burns
Village Rexall
Laha Cleaners
Mountain Kitchens
Anthony Lumber Co
Pallmer
Benton
Kxar Radio
Wylie Glass
Martin
KXAR
Townsend
Wylie
B& R Lumber Co
Deanna Drug
Freel
Mayfield
B&r Lumber Co
Will Rutherford
Hope Builder's
Guernsey Gym
Perry
Hones
Williamson and
Robinson
Griffin
Brown
Anderson-Frazier
Tex-Ark Joist
Frazier
Dudley and Bailey
Boyette
Lowe
Sam Houston tops AP poll in college division ranking
The AP College Division poll shows Sam Houston State at No 1 with 23 straight wins over two seasons and 13 of 15 first place votes 278 points. Augustana I sits second with 222 points after gaining one first place vote. Stephen F Austin moves to third with 206 points as Iun rises to fourth and Sphia Textile enters fifth.
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Associated Press
Sam Houston State
Bearkats
Augustana, I
Archie Porter
Augustana
Stephen F. Austin
Iun
Sphia - Textile
Sam Houston
Augustana Wl
S.F. Austin
Assumption
Phila. Textile
Roanoke
Louisiana Tech
Wis
Eau Claire
Kentucky St
Recruiting Turns Into Giant Checker Game
Odessa Permian coach Gil Bartosh describes a high stakes recruiting battle among Texas A&M and Texas for Odessa area talent. He notes intense visits, pressure on recruiters, and looming signing dates February 13 for conference letters and April 5 for national letters. Key Permian players include Shipman Wilkerson Bizzell Mann and Davis with colleges eyed as Texas Tech Baylor and Texas A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Texas
Darrell Royal
Texas A&m
Emory Bellard
Odessa
Gil Bartosh
Odessa Permian
David Shipman
Grady Wilkerson
Ceiver
Joe Bizzell
Scott Mann
Greg Davis
Davis
Texas Tech
Mann
Baylor
Bizzell
Aggies
Longhorns
Wilkerson
Shipman
Bartosh
Lentz to Be Replaced in USOC Shakeup at Olympic House
Arthur Lentz the USOC executive director at $30 000 a year is slated to be replaced by Col Don Miller as Philip O Krumm takes the helm as incoming president in a move to overhaul the organization. Delegates gather at a winter resort as NCAA and conferences abstain leaving about 125 missing from the meeting amid heavy criticism of the USOC leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arthur Lentz
University of Wisconsin
USOC
Don Miller
Associated Press
Philip O. Krumm
Olympic House
Krumm
Kenosha
Wis
Clifford Buck
Denver
America
Congress
The
Committee For A
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Lentz
Col. Miller
Johnson to join UA staff at Arkansas
Jim Johnson, defensive line coach at Oklahoma for the last three seasons, has accepted a position on the University of Arkansas staff in Fayetteville as reported Wednesday by AP.
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Johnson
Fayetteville, Ark
Jim Johnson
University of
Oklahoma
The
University of Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Henderson Beats Arkansas Little Rock 105-87 in Nonconference
Henderson broke a 36-35 halftime edge with a 10-0 run before the break and dominated to beat Arkansas Little Rock 105-87. Larry Bray led Henderson with 30 points while Steve Reynolds added 24. Charlie Johnson scored 21 and Cameron White 18 for the Trojans. The Reddies improved to 15-6, and UALR fell to 13-6.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson
Univesity
Arkansas
Little Rock
UALA
Jose
Reddies
Trojans
Larry Bray
Steve Reynolds
Charlie Johnson
Cameron White
Duck Disease Ravages Lake Andes Mallards in SD
Louisiana wildlife officials warn a duck viral enteritis outbreak at Lake Andes SD could kill about 100000 mallards. The disease, spread by feces, renders birds unable to fly and has created large piles of dying birds as migratory patterns are disrupted by short stopping and feeding practices near refuges. Local officials propose nuisance cannons to deter incoming flocks.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Wildlife
South Dakota
Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Department
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Lake Andes
S.D
Bureau
Gulf Coast
South Dakota State University
M. W. Voorhies
Voorhies
Federal Wildlife Bureau
South
Havlicek Back In Action Clinches Celtics Victory In OT
John Havlicek returned after knee tendinitis and hit a turnaround jumper with two seconds left in overtime to lift the Boston Celtics 103-102 over the Los Angeles Lakers. Dave Cowens led Boston with 34 points. Gail Goodrich paced LAL with 35. Other NBA results included Detroit over Phoenix 113-107 and Baltimore past Atlanta 137-108.
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Associated Press
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Boston
Lakers
Gail Goodrich
Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
Detroit
Phoenix
Baltimore
Atlanta
Kansas City-Omaha
Milwaukee
American Basketball Association
Dave Cowens
Jerry West
Elgin Hayes
Baltimore Bullets
Atlanta Hawks
Phil Chenier
Bullets
Detroit Pistons
Boxing scholar Beebe loses first Golden Gloves bout
Miami principal Dr. Von N Beebe, 32, drawn into boxing to feel the fight, drops a second round technical knockout to Ken Ryals in the 160 pound subnovice class. Beebe, a former Dartmouth rugby player, suffers a cut lip and eye lump but says he learned from the experience and will not quit boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
von N. Beebe
Beebe
Leroy D. Fienberg
Miami Beach
Ken Ryals
Ryals
Bronxville, N.Y
Irvin finally voted into Hall of Fame chronicles
Hall of Fame selection grants Monte Irvin, long denied access due to color, entry via a special Negro leagues committee. He recalls barrier years before Jackie Robinson and recalls his Newark Eagles days, MLB debut with the New York Giants in 1949, and a .293 career batting average. Campanella laments forgotten Negro league years in a phone tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Lincoln
Monte Irvin
Irvin
Jackie Robinson
Newark Eagles
Mexico
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Jdowie Kuhn
New York Giants
Monte
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Cooperstown
Campy
Dodgers
Girls enter rival basketball game. opponents walk off court
San Bernardino Valley College added Sue Palmer and Renee Ferguson to a game against San Diego City College. The visitors left after trailing 14 to 8 with 3:12 remaining as California officials described it as a humiliation. Valley coach Ray Blake said players urged him to insert the two women and that the team performed better. San Diego coach Bill Standly confirmed his team voted to quit the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
San Bernardino Valley College
San Diego City College
Valley
Ray Blake
Sue Palmer
San Diego
Bill Standly
Miss Palmer
Renee Ferguson
Blake
Star of Hope Hope Ark Puts Out February 8 1973 Edition
The Star of Hope press list shows staff roles with editors and reporters, noting memorials for Paul H. Jones and detailed circulation and advertising offices. It lists publication details, classifieds and subscription rates, and regional mail options for Hope and surrounding counties as of February 8, 1973.
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Independent League
Hope Builders Wd
Central
Rose Hill
Anderson-Frazier Perry’s
Zeco
Butane Gas
Tex-Ark
K.c.omaha
ABA
G.B. East
G.B. New York
Carolina
Buffalo
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Virginia
West Houston
Utah
Cleveland
Indiana
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Kentucky State
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Richard Alden Knight
West
Dairy Queen
Mallard
Jerry Volpe
Crystal Lago
Pompano Beach
Fla
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Louisiana
Phoenix Suns
Pistons
Bob Lanier
Dave Bing
Charlie Scott
Dick van Arsdale
Suns
Nate Archibald
Johnny Green
Kings
Sam Lacey
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lacey
Mer
Dartmouth College
Homestead
Fila
Leon Day
Willie Wells
Ray Dandridge
Cool Papa Bell
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope
P.O
Area
Hope, Ark
Star Publishing CO
H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George S. Smith
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Esther Hicks
Donal Parker
Wanda Powell
JoAnn Burke
Sibyl Parsons
C.M. Rogers, Jr
Alice Kate Baker
Virginia Hiscott
Elizabeth Bobo
D.E. Allen
Danny Jawallen
George Smith, Jr
Mary C. Harris
Judy Gray
Jean Quillin
Janice Miller
Deanna Barr
Kay Lauterbach
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
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