U S Girls Tie for Silver in 500 M Speed Skating
U S skaters Mary Meyers Dianne Holum and Jenny Fish shared silver in the women's 500 meter event behind Titova of Russia. All three clocked 46.3 seconds, the best U S finish in Olympic speed skating. Kidd struggles in downhill as Killy wins and hints at retirement.
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France
Jean Claude Kitty
Killy
Guy Perillat
J. Daniel Daetwyter
Switzerland
Toni Sailer
Mary Meyers
St. Paul
Minn
Dianne Holum
Northwood
Ill
Jenny Fish
Strongsville
Ohio
Ludmila Titova
Russia
U.S
Chamrousse
Dennis McCoy
Bishop
Calif
Jere el- Mott
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Kidd
Heavenly Valley
Portillo
Chile
McCoy
Stall 9 Seconds But They Lose
In Buhl Idaho the home team led 62 61 with nine seconds left Coach Chris Cagle a Burley native ordered a stall the visitors were unable to recover and lost The scoreboard confusion left Cagle an outsider to the hometown cheers and his Burley team behind
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Oaklawn Season Opens With 12500 Expected Crowd
Oaklawn Park begins its first 50 day meet in Hot Springs Arkansas with a nine race card and a $5000 inaugural purse for threeyearolds. Frosty Dear heads a full 12 horse field with rider Bill Whitt. Texas Lad and Green For Go also draw interest as officials forecast crowds of 15500 to 17500 for the King Cotton Handicap and Saturday program. Oaklawn general manager J Sweeney Grant calls it the best season yet and notes top condition of the track.
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No Touching Rules Shake Bethany College Cheerleaders
Oklahoma City AP reports Bethany Nazarene College amid alumni complaints bans physical contact in cheer routines. Four cheerleaders faced resignations or ending body contact. admin cites college catalogue stressing supervision of social activities to align with Christian principles.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight
Solunar periods printed from Knight’s Solunar Tables guide daily planning for fishing and hunting. Major periods start at listed times and run about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter. Times use Central Standard Time and mix of bold and regular type indicate major and minor intervals.
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Hope Lady Cats Rout DeQueen in 52 043 Win
Hope Lady Cats toppled DeQueen 52 to 43 at DeQueen as Carol Anthony led with 23 points and Gail Hartsfield added 13. The win improves Hope to 18 of 19 and moves the season mark to 20-4 with Charlotte Gibson using the bench late. The next game is at Joe T. Robinson High in Little Rock.
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Charlotte Gibson
DeQueett
Carol Anthony
Gail Hartsfield
Kathryn Coleman
Retha Adams
Jo McKamin
Mary Beth Millican
Jackie Shukers
Susan Markell
Bulls Win After Trailing by 15 in Detroit Clash
The Chicago Bulls snapped a nine game skid with a 131 110 win over Detroit. Jerry Sloan sparked a late first half rally, Barry Clemens fueled a 10 point spurt early in the third, and Jerry Sloan added 20 while Jim Washington led the Pistons with 22. Other NBA results featured Baltimore over San Diego 106 102, Seattle 115 110 Los Angeles, and San Francisco 126 109 Cincinnati.
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Tar Heels Cruise Past Wake Forest 80 60 In Winston-Salem
No. 3 North Carolina extended their winning streak to 16-1 by defeating Wake Forest 80-60 in Winston-Salem. Dean Smith praised his team's poise away from home as Larry Miller scored 23 and Charlie Scott 21. Duke also won on the road as Mike Lewis had 28 points and 18 rebounds.
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Pipers Idle but Gain in ABA Standings
Pittsburgh and Minnesota vie for the Eastern Division lead as the Pipers idle to widen their margin after Minnesota faltered 123-124 to New Jersey on Bruce Spraggins free throws. Muskies briefly claimed top spot. Denver beat Indiana, New Orleans fell west, and ABA action included Chicago beating Detroit, Baltimore over San Diego, Los Angeles losing to Seattle, and San Francisco defeating Cincinnati. Spraggins scored 30 as Minnesota tied the game late.
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Powell Leads San Diego Open As PGA Winder Tour Opener
Jimmy Powell, a 6 foot 2 player from Riverside, shot 64 to lead the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open after the first round at Torrey Pines. Jack Nicklaus, Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer are two to four strokes back amid a wild start as the field enjoys favorable scoring on the par 36 72 course.
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Ray Floyd
Ron Fungeth
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Casper
Bob Goaiby
Red Wings Disturbed by a Last-Place Collapse
Detroit coach Sid Abel was visibly disturbed after a 4-2 loss to the New York Rangers as Detroit dropped closer to the NHL East playoff line. Rod Gilbert scored the winner for the Rangers at 12 27 of the third period, while Bergman drew a 10 minute misconduct for disputing a call. Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 3-1 to stay in third in the West.
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Minnesota Forces Tie With Jam in Buzzer Play
The game saw Minnesota tie the score with a late jam as Mel Daniels fouled Spraggins under the basket. Les Hunter led Minnesota with 44 points and Daniels added 24 in a hard fought contest.
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Arkansas High School Basketball Scores and Pro Matches
Arkansas high school results show Searcy 16 Sylvan Hills 68 Newport 2 Greene County Tech 49 Deal 83 Bryant 20. College games include Duke 78 over Southern Illinois 76 and Manhattan 63 Rhode Island 53. NBA and ABA results list Baltimore 106 San Diego 102 and Anaheim 122 New Orleans 118 among Thursday scores.
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Still Has a Keen Interest in Olympics
Mrs Tudor Gerschner, a surgeon and mother, follows the 1968 Olympics with keen interest. She recalls Tenley Albright, star of 1950s figure skating, who won gold in Cortina and later became a surgeon. Albright’s career, marriage to Tudor Gardiner, and family are noted as context for her Olympic devotion.
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Tigers Fall To Ashdown In Close Conference Loss
Yerger Tigers lost to Ashdown 48 51 as the lead changed late. Scorers include Verge 4 Brown 14 Block 2 Woods 6 Smith 22, while junior boys trailed 35 45 with Johnson 10 Peery 14 Prater 2 Newton 10.
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Tobin Bronze Damascus Race Saturday at Santa Anita
Australian Tobin Bronze and American champion Damascus clash at Santa Anita on Saturday. Tobin Bronze runs in the 14 mile San Marcos Handicap on grass with top weight 125, while Damascus, ridden by Ron Turcotte, contests the 14 mile dirt Charles H. Strub Stakes at 126 pounds in a field including Tum ble Wind and Ruben.
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Damascus
San Marcos
Charles H. Strub
Ron Turcotte
Bill Shoemaker
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Ruben
Rivet
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Fd Florury 9 166 Fights Last Night
In Portland Far Hand Beaudoin defeated Léo Differe in an 8 rounds knockout. In Los Angeles Ernie Lopez outpointed Bobby Murray over 10 rounds. In Barcelona Salva tore Genetiampo and Marelal Utia drew.
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Texarkana Lions Here Tonight
Texarkana Washington Lions visit Hope Bobcats at Jones Field House for a 4-AA district clash amid a 2-6 Bobcats record and 4-3 Lions mark. Junior Bobkittens also play, with Ronny Brown sidelined by injury. KXAR air starts 6 25 p.m. Tonight’s game. Saturday’s foe Lincoln Wildcats not on air.
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Resigning Pitt basketball coach cites pressures of big-time athletics
Pittsburgh AP reports Bob Timmons has resigned after 15 seasons as University of Pittsburgh basketball coach. He says pressures and burdens of big-time intercollegiate athletics make the game no longer enjoyable, noting many top coaches are unhappy despite success. His career mark stands at 172-184 with last four teams underperforming.
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