Full Slate for Local Cage Teams in 4A-4AA Night
Star Sportswriter Ralph Bouton previews a busy evening of basketball. Verger junior girls clash with DeQueen for the 7-A title in Nashville at 6 30 pm while Hope Lady Cats meet Nashville Scrappers and Yerger Bobbittens play Arkadelphia at Jones Field House. Arkadelphia looms with 6 2 Bill Vining and 6 1 Bill Hurley, as Bobcats chase a 4-AA West duel win. Saturday shifts to Malvern for Homecoming as Hope aims to cap a four-game skid with a win, while Malvern and Camden Lincoln battle for division lead Friday. The 4AA standings ride on these results.
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Roosevelt Davis
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Joe Dudley
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Leopards
Camden Lincoln
Neight
Roger
Bailey
Brute
Freddie Jones
Tope
John Ross
Winllinong Pepe
Weckey NHL Results and Schedule Show Mixed Outcomes
The Associated Press reports Wednesday hockey scores Toronto 3 Montreal 3. New York 6 Los Angeles 2. Boston 3 St. Louis 2. Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 1. Oakland 2 Minnesota 1. Today Toronto at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit Friday York at Oakland.
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No Progress in Baseball Conference Keeps Pilots in Seattle
The American League reaffirmed the Seattle Pilots stay and ownership split 60 percent Bill Daley and the Seattle Soriano brothers. The league will loan 650000 for spring training while Seattle seeks a 40 million domed stadium bond issue to complete the complex by 1974.
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Bank of California
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Carlson Group
Carlson
Cronin
Teams Score 24 Points in 56 Seconds
In Indiana and Washington, two teams traded large runs in a wild basketb all game. Indiana beat the Cups 142-132 in the American Basketball Association as Miami routed Los Angeles 127-119. In the NBA, Seattle edged Philadelphia 117-115 and Los Angeles beat San Francisco 125-?
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Mike Barrett
Rick Barry
Roger Brown
Paceers
Bat Netulicky
Fights and college basketball notes from Tokyo to Miami
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Kim Xyun and Kenjira Snakshma with national ties and weights, Eddie Juies in Los Angeles, Bentile and Austin, and Miami. It notes Florida's Canons and a 35 point surge, Don Freeman leading the Floridians with 36, Simic Hill 28, Cannon 23, and George Stone 26 for the Stars in a game context.
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Trevino Seeks Tucson Open Defense Amid Sunday Woes
Lee Trevino, defending Tucson Open champion, vows to rebound for a Monday night title defense while battling a string of late-round disappointments this season. He cites Sundays as a hurdle and recalls clashes outside golf, including lawsuits and an on-range incident, as he eyes victory with fellow pros Casper and Littler in pursuit.
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College Basketball Scores and Results Across Ten Arenas
HOPE ANT star leads Colle basketball action as Seton Mage tops Bohaventhie 103 80. Pittsburgh beats Navy 102 80. Maryland defeats Mississippi 83 69. Furman edges George Washington 88 86. Duke cruises past Wake Forest 67 65. Villanova 71 over Virginia 71. Duquesne 100 over Ohio U 88. DePaul 76 over Ky State 107. Pro NBA results: Milwaukee 127 Philadelphia 120. Cincinnati 124 Detroit 113. Boston 125 New York 118. Seattle 119 Baltimore 117. ABA: Indiana 142 Washington 132. Indiana at Pittsburgh.
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Stephen F Austin Tops AP Small College Poll at 20-0
Stephen F. Austin extended its perfect 20-0 run with a 49 57 over East Texas State and 125 96 over Sul Ross to stay No. 1 among small colleges in the weekly AP poll. Ashland moved to No. 2 after 18-1, with Youngstown dropping from No. 2 after a loss. Howard Payne, Maryland State, Cheyney State, and St. Mary’s Tex. round out the top five through the latest rankings.
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Pistol Pate Poised For Possible NCAA Tourney Burst
New York reports Pete Maravich may chase college basketball’s all time scoring marks if LSU advances to the NCAA Tournament. He would need high averages across four games, with Hopkins’ 3,759 likely out of reach unless LSU makes deep run. Other standout targets include Vic Bartolome and Gilmore in various categories, with several records considered safe.
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Razorbecks Sign More Grid Players
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Unebscker Ed Rownd from Little Rock Central signed a Southwest Conference football letter of intent with the University of Arkansas. Joining him were Bil Lambright from Little Rock Hall offensive tackle defensive end plus linebackers Bobby Hopper Mesquite Texas Bill Grotto Perryville Missouri and split end Leyton Brown Port Nephos Texas.
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Underdogs Fall Short in ACC Clash as Wildcats Rally
Davidson faced South Carolina with a cold first half trailing 29 to 19 but surged in the second, led by Adrian scoring 22 of 26 points while Matey Cook and Kroll stymied SC’s front line. Jon Roche led Carolina with 34 points, 16 of 16 at the line, as Owens was held to two points.
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