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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1971

Page

2

Hope's Star: Ashdown Tops Hope in Second Win

In Ashdown two games, Ashdown defeated Hope 46-42 in the girls contest as Betty Rodden Dee Singleton and Janet McCain sparked Hope. The boys' game ended 57-44 with Ashdown pulling away late amid free-throw woes for Hope and standout scoring from Dudley Mills and Bill Jouddey.

Bill Moore Ashdown Ladycats Pantherettes Bobcats Betty Rodden Dee Singleton Singleton Hope Janet McCain Rodden McCain wWndycats Norton Dudley Powell Donnie Mills Panthers Steve Walker

Fights Tuesday’s Fights By The Associated Press

Miami resident Florent ino Fernandez stopped Jerry Evans in the light heavyweights at Miami Beach. Mongol Ortiz, of Mexico, knocked out Terry Krueger who weighed 194 pounds at San Antonio, Texas.

Associated Press Miami Beach Fla Florentino Fernandez Miami Jerry Evans Nashville Tenn San Antonio Tex Mongol Ortiz Mexico Terry Krueger

Razorbacks Sign 32 Grid Players

University of Arkansas signs 32 football prospects on first day of signing period. Notable signees include quarterbacks Scott Bull Brad Sheffield and Tom Warren and running backs Billy Burns and Joey Shelton. Names span Jonesboro Jacksonville Joplin Fort Smith Aus tin Abilene LR Hall North Little Rock and other Texas and Arkansas locales.

Fayetteville Ark University of Arkansas Razorbacks Scott Bull Jonesboro Brad Sheffield Jacksonville Tex Dudley Parker Forrest City Mark Miller Augusta Tom Warren Joplin Larry Phillips Fort Smith Lee King Marvin Dailey Alma John Atkins Ozark Joey Shelton LA Central Rickey Gray Hal McAfee LA Catholic Mike McNeal Des Arc Chuck Sims Hazen Sandy Stokes Stuttgart Mike Brown Pine Bluff Aubrey Schultz Austin Gerald Thornton Longview Jimmy Cleaver John Rhiddlehoover Abilene Eddie Hartsfield Amarillo David Webb Amarillo Tascosa Terry Irwin LR Hall Alan Thompson Billy Burns North Little Rock Ray Strain LR Parkview

Jury Probe of NFL to Continue in Cleveland

A federal antitrust grand jury investigating the National Football League resumes sessions in Cleveland weather permitting. John Mackey, president of the Professional Football Players Association and a Baltimore Colts tight end, was expected to testify today after snowstorm cancellations halted Tuesday’s sessions. The panel probes possible illegal restraints of trade as it reconvenes after a two week recess with other players testimony anticipated.

Cleveland Ohio National Football League John Mackey Professional Football Players Association Baltimore Colts Mackey

Solunar Periods From Knight's Tables

Solunar schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES urges readers to plan days for optimal fishing and hunting. It emphasizes using the listed periods to hunt in good cover and fish in good territory to maximize sport opportunities.

Richard Alden Knight

Hogs Almost Upset Bears of Baylor

Baylor Bears beat Arkansas 92-91 to move into a five way tie for second in the Southwest Conference. Lee led Baylor with 27 points, Vernon Murphy had 18 for Arkansas, and Tom Stanton scored 21 for Baylor as Arkansas rallied in the final minutes but fell short.

Waco Almer Lee Baylor William Chapman Bobby Vint Arkansas Hogs Lee Vernon Murphy Tom Stanton Bears

English Dancer Tops Oaklawn Feature In 11-horse field

Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas features English Dancer a 3-year-old top weighted at 121 pounds with E D Keller aboard in an 8 5 feature. The 5 1 2 furlong race includes How Tum Jay Lea Natty Type Apache Way Captain John Smith Sleepy Top P F Mayboy Radar Control Laydee Police Midnight Hour plus Cornish Sister Rapid Tim Brute Force and others in the day’s program. Cornish Sister won the earlier $6500 event, ridden by J L Lively, finishing 5 1 2 furlongs in 1 05 3 5 and paying 6 80 3 80 2 80.

Hot Springs, Ark English Dancer Oaklawn Park E. D. Keller How-Tum Jay Lea Natty Type Apache Way Captain John Smith Sleepy Top P. F. Mayboy Radar Control Robert E. Lehmann Laydee Police Midnight Hour Hoss Inman Bud Ogden Oaklawn J. L. Lively Cornish Sister Rapid ‘Tim Stanley Spencer Brute Force Arturo Romero Rapid Tim

Tech Clings to Lead With Victory in AIC Basketball

Arkansas Tech won 104-89 over College of the Ozarks to stay atop the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference race. Terry Hankton led with 21 points as four Tech players hit double figures. Ozarks was paced by Ronnie Benham and Wallace Ford with 17 each. Additional AIC results: Hendrix 65 Arkansas College. Southern State 78 Arkansas A&M. Ouachita 29 Harding. Henderson 86 State College of Arkansas.

Associated Press Arkansas Tech College of the Ozarks Tech Terry Hankton Bill Bailey David Combs Larry Coombes Ronnie Benham Wallace Ford Ozarks AIC Hendrix Arkansas College Southern State Arkansas A&m Ouachita Harding Henderson State College of Arkansas al Flannigan State Ricky Mobley Yonnny Patterson Guadota

Midwest and West basketball standings and results

Milwaukee edges Detroit 107 106 while Phoenix 120 Baltimore 115 highlights Tuesday. Seattle 116 111 Los Angeles 116 111 San Diego unknown. college scores list Lafayette 92 Lehigh 74 and Villanova 97 Fairfield 60.

Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Phoenix Los Angeles San Fran Seattle San Diego Portland Atlanta New York Los Ange Cleveland Baltimore Boston Buffalo San Francisco Cincinnati Lafayette Lehigh Villanova Fairfield Boston U Rochester

Pioneers seek ninth straight as SWC slate heats up

Denver's Raiders of the Rockies the Denver Pioneers chase a ninth straight win tonight when they face Air Force in a key conference test. Elsewhere, Marquette extended its win streak to 31 with a 98-56 rout of Wisconsin Milwaukee, while Villanova and Ohio State posted lopsided victories amid a busy college basketball night.

Offset Rice TCU Ted Meier Associated Press The Raiders of the Rockies Denver Pioneers Air Force Denver Marquette Warriors Wisconsin- Milwaukee Pioneers Jim Karabetsos Indiana Michigan State Nebraska Iowa State Rice Texas Christian Southern Methodist Texas Tech Gene Phillips Texas Texas A&m Baylor Arkansas

Garrett May Trigger a Lawsuit from Baseball Switch

SAN DIEGO AP Mike Garrett stays in professional football and abandons a plan to switch to baseball. He signs with the San Diego Chargers after months of signaling a baseball tryout with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Heisman winner from Southern California, previously with the Kansas City Chiefs, praised football as practical despite leaning toward baseball.

SAN Diego Mike Garrett Los Angeles Dodgers Garrett San Diego Chargers Southern California Kansas City Chiefs Chargers Kansas City

Area 13 Senior Girls Tourney Roundup and Scores

Summary of high school games and player notes: Willisville beat Genoa Central 77 to 54 in first round of the Area 13 Senior Girls Tournament at Willisville. Other scores include Dollarway 58 over Watson Chapel 56. Trumann 94 over Pocahontas 54. Bright Star 54 over McNeil 47. Okolona 71 over Cale 45. Fort Smith Northside 51 over Lit Ue Rock Central 41. LR Horace Mann 79 over NLR Northeast 49. LR Hall 81 over El Dorado 57. Conway 67 over Searcy 59. Lakeside 58 over Sylvan Hills 53. Fayetteville 73 over Muskogee 65. Stuttgart 69 over Marianna 57. Morriston 61 over Cabot 44. Mountain Home 62 over Heber Springs 67. Marvell 90 over Elaine 37. Additional notes list players and prospects: Ken Martin 6-0 170 Rison receiver. David Spriggs $11 228 Pine Bluff lineman. Ellis Cuple 6-3 240 Benton lineman. Stanley Audas 6-4 230 Waldr on lineman.

Bright Star McNeil Cale Okolona Fort Smith Northside Ue Rock Central Horace Mann NLR Northeast Hall el Dorado Conway Searcy Lakeside Sylvan Hills Fayetteville Muskogee Stuttgart Marianna Morriston Cabot Mountain Home Heber Springs Marvell Elaine Ken Martin Rison David Spriggs Pine Bluff Ellis Cuple Benton Stanley Audas Waldron

Shaw Moves to Desert Classic Play

Shaw, a colorful rising star, challenges Arnold Palmer in the opening round of the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs. The Oregon State alum and 1969 tour standout, known for flashy style and fluctuating form, seeks to prove his consistency as top players like Casper and Devlin contend. Palms Springs event airs five days, NBC to televise final rounds.

Palm Springs Calif Tom Shaw Arnold Palmer PGA University of Oregon Shaw Hawaii Ben Hogan Palmer Arnold Tom Billy Casper Bruce Devlin Miller Barber Dave Hill Jack Nicklaus Tony Jacklin Dave Stockton Gary Player George Archer NBC

Laver Dominates Early At Philadelphia Tennis Open

Rod Laver, defending champion, crushed Ray Ruffels 6-0 6-4 in the Philadelphia International Tennis Championships first round. The $62,500 event awards Laver potential prize money for year total reaching $100,000. Other results include Roche and Ashe advancing, with several international players also advancing in men and women brackets.

Philadelphia Rod Laver Laver Ray Ruffels Tony Roche Phillip Dent Arthur Ashe UCLA Charles Pasarell Puerto Rico John Alexander Marty Hiessen Brian Fairlie New Zealand Mark Cox Great Britain Andres Gimeno Spain Robert Maud South Africa Dennis Ralston United States Graham Stilwell Nickki Pilic Yugoslavia Turben Ulrich Denmark Ktusie Casals California Karen Krantecke Australia Ann Jones Stephanie Johnson Kerry Melville Peaches Bartkowicz Jocy Dalton Ceci Martines

Privateers Lead AP College Poll With 18-0 Louisiana St New Orleans

Louisiana State New Orleans extended its unbeaten streak to 18 and held first in the AP College Poll with 12 of 20 first place votes and 365 points. Southwestern Louisiana trailed by 57 points in second, while Kentucky State and Louisiana Tech held third and fourth. The Top Twenty lists LSU New Orleans atop, with S W Louisiana, Kentucky State, Louisiana Tech, Fairmont and others following. Also: Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett signed long term to continue as Dodgers game announcers.

Associated Press Louisiana State New Orleans Privateers Southwestern Louisiana Kentucky State Louisiana Tech Fairmont W. Va Stephen F. Austin Ashland Tennessee State Assumption Eau Claire State Kentucky Wesleyan Spring Hill State of Louisiana Indiana State Puget Sound Moorhead State Howard Payne Old Dominion North Carolina A&t Oral Roberts Parsons Guilford Eau Claire Stephen F Austin Sam Houston State Philadelphia Textile LSU New Oil Louisiana W.va Wesleyan S.F. Austin North Caro A&t Sport Shorts LOS Angeles Vin Scully Jerry Doggett Los Angeles Dodgers National League Baseball Club

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