Hawks Win Doubleheader In Chicago NBA Action
The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Chicago Bulls 142-137 in overtime after a 4 game stretch resumed by NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy. Chicago claimed a 117-107 win in the regular game as Bob Love scored 36, and Lou Hudson sparked the Hawks in overtime with nine points.
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Marcotte’s Hat Trick Sparks Bruins Past St Louis 7 1
Bruins recall Marcotte from Hershey and the rookie scores three goals to power a 7 1 win over St Louis. His first NHL hat trick and a key contribution help Boston stay tied for second in the East, two points behind New York.
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Hope Star 1929 subscription rates and notice details
The Hope Star announces subscription terms for carriers and mail across regions, listing weekly and yearly rates, office details, and advertising staff. It provides pricing for Hope and neighboring towns, Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties, and other mail categories, plus notes on publication duties and affiliations.
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Grapefruit Diet Hype Promises Fast Weight Loss in 10 Days
A fragmented OCR passage touts a grapefruit diet claiming rapid weight loss within ten days. It references Hollywood and public interest, but the text is garbled with numerous stray letters and unclear phrases, offering no verifiable details or outcomes.
Pen Raised Quail Program Details From Arkansas Game and Fish
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission explains the pen raised quail program. Only 20 000 birds can be produced this year for quality birds and delivery to suitable habitats. Birds cost 0 per bird to raise and deliver, this year sold at 40 cents each with half subsidized by the commission. Minimum and maximum per person is 100 birds. applications must request an application for quail and will be reviewed before any payment.
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Quail release rules outlined by Arkansas Game and Fish
The commission will handle applications on a first come basis and may reject with explanation. Rejections aim to avoid selling birds for release in poor habitat where survival is unlikely and buyers gain nothing. Emphasis on habitat needs including water feed nesting and escape cover with funds better spent on habitat development. For more, request the free pamphlet Quail Management in Arkansas from the Education Division in Little Rock.
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Skates Title to Tin Wood Janet Lynn Skates Title to Tin Wood
At the U S Figure Skating Championships Tim Wood and Janet Lynn defended their national titles to lead the U S team for the World Championships in Yugoslavia. Wood from Colorado Springs won the senior men’s crown by a wide margin and Lynn, 16, from Rockton Illinois, captured the senior ladies title. John Petkevich of Great Falls coordinates the men’s team lineup for the world meet.
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Texas 10 Get the Most Grid Blue-chippers
The Associated Press survey suggests Texas and SWC schools may sign up to 12 of the top 20 blue-chip prospects as football letters begin Tuesday. Names include Joe Barnes and Steve Cumtey among others, with Texas A&M and Texas Tech also targets. Also notes senior skating partners and a separate Bay Area track executive change at Golden Gate Fields.
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Rough Week in Basketball Tilt With Upsets Across Leagues
A scattered recap notes Washington beating Carolina 118-114 in a prior clash, York downing Carolina 98-88, and Miami topping Indiana 122-118. Naismith stories mention Kentucky beating Indiana in a late overtime thriller as Fred Lewis unearthed a winning 20 foot jumper. Dan Carrier led Utah State? with 27 as foreshadowed, while George Carter and Rick Barry led Washington’s win over Pittsburgh.
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Speedway driver Yarborough sets high speed record
The stocky 198 pounder from Tints movisville shattered a right leg crash aftermath into a superb recovery. He lowered the old 190.706 mph mark in the Firas cracker 400 qualifying while David Pearson’s Daytona 500 speed record of 190.204 mph also stood out in windy, sunny conditions as 25 drivers posted times.
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