Leopards Clash With Hope In Big Pine Bluff Halftime Duel
The Leopards meet Hope in a key Jan 17 game at Jones Field with Hope trailing 69 48 at intermission. Malvern visits for a 20 2 season clash as Royce Bailey and Freddie Jones harm the Cats earlier while Muldrew and Dudley sit in foul trouble. The week also features Lady Cats hosting Nashville and Ashdown as district 7 4 play nears its end with senior girls bracket in Nashville and Foreman first round.
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Jones
Malvern
Malvern Couid
Onte Point
Hope
Bolboats
Leopards
Royce
Bailey
Freddie’ Jones
Cats
Larry Muldrew
John Dudley
Lady Cats
Bruins
Lizards
Nashville
Yerger Junior High
Kitty Cats
Ashdown
Foreman
Laver Rolls Through Roche In Straight Sets
Rod Laver won the International Tennis Players Association final at the Spectrum, defeating Tony Roche in straight sets 6 3, 7 6, 8 2 to claim the $10,000 first prize. Laver, 31, said he feels stronger than ever and hopes to play two more years on the professional tour before considering spot appearances.
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Ralph Bernstein
Prusa
Philadelphia
Rod Laver
Wter
Laver
Tony Roche
Roche
Bete
Seeven
Hye, Tute
Margaret Satlih
Hall of Fame Induction Set for Coach Leahy
The Hall of Fame Foundation will formally induct Coach Leahy at its 13th annual awards dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on December 6. Foundation president Chester J. Laroche announced the selection. Leahy's coaching career includes 107 victories, 13 losses, and nine titles at Boston College and Notre Dame, second only to Knute Rockne in win percentage.
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Frank Rank
Pugeayant
Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Chaster J. Laroche
Leahy
Boston College
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Astrojet Golf Meet Won by Ron Santo
Ron Santo and George Andrie won the Astrojet Golf Tournament at Goodyear Golf and Country Club with a 36 under par 190 after 54 holes. They edged Jim Lonborg and Gino Cappelletti by eight strokes. Mays and Brodie finished third as Airlines officials consider Makaha Hawaii for next year’s event.
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Lee Gould Phoenix
Arts
Ron Santo
Dallas Cowboys
George Andrie
Santo
Chicago Cubs
Cuba
New York
Goodyear Golf and Country Club
Andrie
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Gino Cappelletti
Patriots
Ziegler Wins Golf Tour Event In Tucson Open Finish
In a final round duel at the Tucson Open Devlin trailed Ziegler early then edged ahead with two late birdies. Ziegler parred the final holes to seal victory, earning $14,300 as Devlin headed home to Coral Gables after the tournament with plans to play the Coral Open.
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Devlin
Tively
Torre du Teo
Spiro T. Age
Doug Sanders
el Se
Sanders
Agnew
Bob Hope
U.S
George Murphy
Ziegler
Devyiln
Larry Hineon
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Orville Moody
Hinton
Palmer
Casper
Zlagler
Butie
Wis
Larry
Deviln
Coral Gables
Fla
Zieglar
Leaders in AIC Retain Positions Amid Weekly Wins
Ouachita, Arkansas Tech, and Henderson held top spots in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference after decisive week results. Ouachita beat Harding and SCA to reach 13 wins and one loss, while Tech and Henderson won twice each as they chase the leaders. Upcoming Tuesday matchups include Arkansas A&M at Henderson and Hendrix at Arkansas Tech.
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Associated Fress
Arkansas
Ouachita
Arkansas Tech
Henderson
Harding
State College of Arkansas
SCA
AIC
Tech
Hardin
Clarks
Wonder Boys
Southern State
Arkansas College
Quachita
Arkansas A&m
Hendrix
Ozarks
Cuyachita
Solunar Tables and hunting guidance from Knight's tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knights SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to hunt during these times to find the best sport each day offers and hunt in good cover during peak periods.
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Richard Alden Knight
College basketball scores and results from round of games
A long list of college basketball results from games across the nation. Teams like DePaul, Army, Temple, Florida, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Davidson, Virginia Tech, Kentucky, Wake Forest, Florida State, Miami Florida, and many others appear with scores and OT notes. Sunday and Tuesday results included, plus upcoming matchups and a few venue notes.
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DePaul
N.Y
Army
San Ny
Latiyette
Colgate
Itoly Cross
Temple
Boston
Manhattan
Caro
Clemaon
Florida
Auburn
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Louisville
No. Tex. St
Alabama
LSU
Davidson
Miss. State
Midwest
Colorado
Kansas
Iowa
Indiana
Minnesota
Winds
Bonaventure
Toledo
Ohio
West
Michigan
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Marquette
Cincinnati
Memphis
Lasalle
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Mich. St
Missouri
St. Louis U
Wichita
Anne Ohio
Bruins stay unbeaten with 66 65 win over Washington
UCLA, 17 0, defeats Washington 66 65 as Henry Bibby scores 19 and Jerry Hawes returns for Washington with 19. Kentucky dumps Mississippi 120 85 while Georgia ties Kentucky at 11 6 in SEC action. ACC leaders South Carolina and NC State win to stay atop. Pete Maravich rockets LSU to 69 points but LSU loses 160 104 to Alabama amid a bench melee.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
UCLA
Kentucky
Bruins
Washington
Southern California
Washington State
Henry Bibby
Steve Hawes
Dan Issel
Mississippi
Georgia
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Gamecocks
ACC
Clemson
John Roche
Tom Owens
Bobby Cremins
Butch Zatezalo
N.C. State
Vann Williford
Virginia
Bob Lanter
St. Bonaventure
Doug Hess
Nike
Boonies
Toledo
New Mexico Snate
Aggies
Ustin Carr
Notre Dame
Dike Wins Seminole Handicap at Hialeah Racecourse
Dike, the Claiborne Farm colt, outduelled Never Bow In the 65,790 Seminole Handicap at Hialeah by a neck. It was Dike’s first win since April and only his second top finish in nine starts since Weed Memorial. Also in action were Arkansas-bred Traveler by Gene Goff at Santa Anita, Weekend Fun winning at Santa Anita, and Miss Dandlee taking the Bayou Handicap at the New Orleans Fair Grounds.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Dike
Claiborne Farm
Hobeau Fasin
Gene Goff
Santa Anita
Arthur H. Schroeder
Sarsh Hall
Patricia A
Bowie
Miss Dandlee
New Amesns Fair Grounds
Pappa
Qeklawa Park
Chatter Oak Bridge
Roger Willicis
Narraginsett
Americans Continue Winning Ways at indoor meets
Powerhouse runners and jumpers from Villanova and other schools dominated a weekend of indoor meets. Marty Liquori equaled the American 1 000 yard best at the Knights of Columbus meet in New York, earning the top performer award. McGrady Carlos and Brown won events in Toronto New York and Baltimore including McGrady beating Lee Evans in Canada and Brown posting a top 7-21 high jump in Toronto.
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Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Marty Liquori
New York
Martin McGrady
John Carlos
sReynaldo
Brown
United States
Canada
Liquori
Villanova
America
Knights of Columbus
McGrady
Carlos
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto
Baltimore
Los Angeles City College
Athens
Oakland
Seattle
Fort Worth
Earl Harris
Oklahoma State
Bob Seagren
Jim Crawford
Harding College
Ark
Washington, D.C
Lee Evans
Evans
TCU Tops SWC Cage Standings With A&M Win
The Texas Christian Horned Frogs surged to sole possession of the SWC lead after an 84 to 82 victory over Texas A&M in College Station. Norm Wintermeyer and other Frogs fueled the comeback as TCU outshot the Aggies 48.4 to 36.8 percent and grabbed more rebounds, 54-51.
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Associated Press
Texas Christian
Johnny Swain
Horned Frogs
Frogs
Swain
Texas A&m
College Station
Swarm
Aggies
TCU
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas
Rice Owls
Houston
SMU
Gene Philips
Norm Wintermeyer
Iead
Phillips
Gate Knalle
Wi Doyal
Lynn Howden
Steve Wendel
William Chatman
Wendel
U S Ski Team Aims for Returns in World Meet
In Val Gardena Italy three top skiers chase revenge on the French machine at the World Championships. Gustavo Thoent leads the Austrian standings while Bill Kidd of Stowe Vermont won the U S first medal in six years. Karl Schranz faces disqualification shadows as the giant slalom looms with a 1490 meter course in Selva.
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Dennis Redmont
Val Gardena
Italy
Alatom
Jean Neal Augert
Patrick Russel
Gustavo Thoent
Thoents
International Ski Federation
Thoent
Bill Kidd
Stowe
United States
Karl Schranz
Austria
Selva
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Santa Monica
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Chiris
Arizona
Far West
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Ee Air Force
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Utah
South
Calle
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Los Angeles
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New Orleans Vs. Carolina
Charlotte, NC
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Oenix
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Carolin
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Miami
New Orleans
Denver
Dallas
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Carolina
Pittsb
Benver
Schnauler Tiestay
Mian
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Enthasy
Hawkeyes
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Ilinois
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Creighton
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St. Joseph
Hieleah
Turkey
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Ieee
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