Little Girls Give U S Olympic Medals
US wins six medals in Sapporo led by Barbara Cochran a 20 year old from Richmond Vermont in women’s slalom her gold the first Alpine event for the US since 1952 Anne Henning adds bronze in the 1000 meters Daniele Pflug of West Germany sets an Olympic mark in the 1000 and the Soviet Union defends its biathlon relay title while the US posts a surprising sixth place overall in these Games
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Sapporo
Japan
United States
America
Barbara Cochran
Richmond
Anne Henning
Miss
Northbrook
Monika Pflug
Ken Shelley
Downey
Calif
John Mischa Petkevitch
Gordon McKellen
Miss Cochran
Oslo
Norway
Danielle Debernard
France
Barbara
Henning
Dianne Holum
Miss Pflug
Atje Keulen-Deelstra
Nethers
Ree Bs
Wourld
Poland
Wejchiech Fortuna
Soviet Union
Switzerland
West Germany
Italy
Can
U.S
Fortuna
Yukio Kasaya
Walter Steiner
East Germany
Rainer Schmidt
Ron Steele
Leavenworth, Wash
Finland
Cochran family glued to TV sets for Olympic win
In Richmond Virginia AP report the skiing Cochran family stayed home to watch Barbara Cochran win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan. Marilyn Cochran fell during her run and the family offered prayers and congratulations while Barbara celebrated with her siblings in the background urging more action.
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Richmond
Cochran
Barbara
Sapporo
Japan
Mrs. Cochran
Marilyn
Bob
U.S
Ouachita Wins In Overtime To Lead AIC Standings
Ouachita edged Henderson 86 85 in overtime as dim Hamilton hit a late layup to seal the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference win. Bill Hodges led Ouachita with 27 points, Tommy Patterson 23, while Henderson's Larry Bray had 29. Arkansas Tech topped State College of Arkansas 112 97 and College of the Ozarks blasted Hendrix 406 82.
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Dim Hamilton
Ouachita
Arkansas
Henderson
Tigers
Southern Sate State
AMEN
Bill Hodges
Tommy Patterson
Larry Bray
AIC
Arkansas Tech
State College of Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
Hendrix
Harding
Monticello
Arkansas College
Southwestern
Memphis
Joe Mathias
Kim Vick
Mountaineers
Danny Thomas
Ozarks
Ron Graham
Patrick Trophy Citations for Kelley and Weiland
John Snooks Kelley of Boston College and Ralph Cooney Weiland, former Harvard coach, were named co winners of the Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy for amateur hockey contributions in the United States. NHL president Clarence Campbell was chosen earlier for professional hockey contributions in the U.S. Kelley, with six victories an all time college coach record, is in his 36th season at Boston College in Newton Massachusetts.
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NEW York
John “Snooks
Kelley
Boston College
Ralph ‘‘Cooney
Weiland
Harvard
United States
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
U.S
Newton
Mass
WHA Drafts From All Levels in Broad Player Sweep
The World Hockey Association plans a wide ranging draft here as four teams lack names and no players exist yet. Leaders anticipate bids from pro college amateur and European pools plus Olympic players. With contracts unsettled in NHL, WHA trades and cross level scouting could shape rounds.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
Anaheim
World Hockey Association
WHA
T Son
American Basketball Association
W.D
Bill” Hunter
Bras Dent
Edmionton Oillings
Dennis Murphy
Davidson
National Hockey League
NHL
Junior Girls Lose to Stephens In 7A Tourney Clash
Hope Kittycats fell 32-28 to Stephens in the Junior Girls District 7A Tournament at Gordon. East led Hope with 16 points, Griffin added eight, Henley four. fouls limited key players. The loss drops Hope to 0-? as both teams head to Ashdown for conference games at 6:30 p.m.
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Bill Moore
Hope Kittycats
Stephens
Gordon
Prescott
Nashville
Kittycats
Pogo Pak Y Bhrrichy
Janie York
Gail East
Griffin
East
Roadrunners
Oan
Hope
Susan Henley
Fou
Henley
Melissa Reece
Janice York
Bonnie Roy
Jeannie Kramer
Bobcats
Bobkittens
Ashdown
Solunar Tables Guide for Better Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight outline daily periods for peak fishing and hunting. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt suitable cover during these times to maximize sport and success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Seattle Sonics topple Royals 118 96 in NBA action
Seattle handed Kansas City a 118 to 96 defeat as Nate Archibald missed time with flu and Tom Van Arsdale led the Royals with 22 points. Phoenix beat Baltimore 131 98 and Golden State defeated Philadelphia 121 112. Kentucky and Virginia won ABA games with Julius Erving scoring 30 for the Squires.
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Seattle
Baltimore
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
National Basketball Association
SuperSonics
Royals
Sonics
Serie Haywood
Tom van Arsdale
Nate Archibald
Archibald
Phoenix
Golden State
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Wes Unseld
Dick van Arsdale
Paul Silas
Suns
Bullets
Ack Marin
Archie Clark
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Jeff Mullins
76Ers
Billy Cunningham
Fred Foster
Bob Rule
Julius Erving
Pace Virginia
Erving
Charlie Scott
Squires
Dave Lattin
Condors
Mike Lewis
John Brisker
Floridians
Dan Issel
Mike Gale
Rosburg Leads Desert Classic After 36 Holes
Balding Bob Rosburg, 45, shot a three under 69 at Bermuda Dunes to grab the solo lead after 36 holes of the Bob Hope Desert Classic. He sits one stroke ahead of first round co-leader Jerry Heard, with Arnold Palmer and Deane Beman one back at 137 amid a 36-player under-par tally in Palm Springs. Rosburg, who last won in 1961, says he can win again and plans to keep the pressure on through the weekend.
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Calif
Bob Rosburg
America
Cassie
Stanford University
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Coleader
Jerry Heard
la Quinta
Arnold Palmer
Eldorado Country Club
Deane Beman
Beman
Indian Wells Country
Qub
Sunshine
Indian Wells
Rosburg
Bermuda
Dunes Round Sees Nicklaus Stumble at Dorado Course
In Bermuda Dunes action George Knudson of Toronto and rookie John Miller finished at 138, two behind leader while Chi Chi Rodriguez and Casper were among seven at 199. Jack Nicklaus slipped to 140 after a 72 at Dorado as Lee Trevino carded 71 following a 76 first round.
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Dunes
George Knudson
Toronto
John Miller
Chi Chi Rodriguez
A Casper
Rosburg
Bermuda Dunes
Jack Nicklaus
Dorado
Lee Treviso
Sarthe
Esposito’s 13th Shot Bursts Bruins To 9-1 Win
Boston’s Phil Esposito extended his scoring pace by firing 13 shots before finally scoring, part of a 9-1 victory over Vancouver as Boston widened its East Division lead. Mike Walton and Wayne Cashman each contributed a goal, with assists from several teammates. Other NHL results included Montreal’s 4-1 rout of Chicago and Minnesota’s 4-2 win over St. Louis.
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Associated Press
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Phil Eposito
Bruins
Vancouver Canucks
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
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Chicago
Minnesota
St. Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Esposito
Mike Walton
Wayne’ Coah
Ken Hodge
Walton
Fred Stanfield
Vancouver
George Gardner
Bobby Orr
Eddie Westfall
Derek Sanderson
Don Marcotte
Rosalre Paiement
Guy Lafleur
Frank Mahovlich
Ken Dryden
Nets
NHL
Serge Savard
Larry Pleau
Pete Mahovlich
Yvan Cournoyer
Canadien
Cliff Koroll
Dryden
Gump Worsley
Frank St. Marseille
North Stars
Lou Nanne
Jude Drouin
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Ron Harris
Sabres
Harris
Red Wings
Red Berenson
Mickey Redmond
Marcel Dionne
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Eee
St Jpyiaedh
Kings
Ron Schock
Darryl Edestrand
Steve Cardwell
Greg Polis
Bryan Hextall
Penguins
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Mexico City
Gardner-Webb
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Mexico University
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Brad Evans
Duke
National Football League
Harold Sutton
Temple
Jimmy Powell
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