Winter Olympics Close in Japan By The Associated Press
The 11th Winter Olympic Games closed with a storybook finish as the United States hockey team earned a silver and Francisco Fernandez Ochoa of Spain won the first Winter Olympic gold for his country in the men's special slalom. Swiss star Marie Therese Nadig claimed women's downhill and giant slalom, edging Annemarie Prüll and Barbara Cochran, while the U.S. women’s golds went to Dianne Holum and Anne Henning in speed skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Supporo
Japan
United States
Francisco Fernandez Ochoa
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
IOC
Karl Schranz
Fernandez Ochoa
Marie Theese Nadig
Switzerland
Annemarie Pruell
Austria
Barbara Cochran
Richmond
Finland
Michael Curran
Murray Williamson
Sweden
Dianne Holum
Anne Henning
Northbrook
Miss Holum
Miss Henning
Miss Cochran
Andrea Meade Lawrence
Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Ard Schenk
Netherlands
Alois Schodel
France
Beatrix Shuba
Vyacheslav Vedenin
Shootout in Southland Highlights Cajuns Tech Clash
Southwestern Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns meet Louisiana Tech on the road as Southwestern leads the conference at 6-0 while Tech sits at 6-1. Dwight Lamar headlines with a 34.9 ppg pace after a 155-point road swing and a 17-2 overall record. Lamar's scoring run highlights a week of pivotal Southland shootouts shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Southland
Southwestern Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Southwestern
Beaumont
Lamar University
Lamar
Dwight Lamar
McNeese State
Well Balanced MVC Leaders Prompt Weekend Titles
Missouri Valley’s tight race shows Louisville and St. Louis in hot pursuit after a 84-66 Louisville win over Tulsa. Top teams across conferences including Ohio State Minnesota North Carolina Virginia UCLA Kentucky Penn and Marquette hold or shift lead chances amid key upsets and close standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Denny Crum
Louisville
Crum
Cardinals
MVC
Tulsa
St. Louis
Memphis State
Ohio State
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Purdue
Gophers
Northwestern
Michigan
North Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Cavaliers
Wake Forest
Long Beach State
Pacific Cast Athletic Association
University of the Pacific
San Diego State
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Brigham Young
Arizona State
New Mexico
Colorado State
Davidson
South Carolina
Furman
Hay
Virginia Military Institute
Southern Methodist University
Southwest
Texas A&m
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
San Francisco
49Ers
Nevada
Drake
North Texas State
Marquette
Air Force
Marshall
Bowling Green
Florida State
Tulane
Hawaii
U.S. International
Duquesne
American University
St. Bonaventure
Providence
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Lakers Use Power To Beat Bullets 121 110 In Relief of Chamberlain
Lakers top the Bullets 121 110 behind Wilt Chamberlain’s late surge and Jim McMillian’s 31 points as Jerry West scores 28. Chenier also nets 28 for Baltimore, keeping the game close until 2 14 remaining. Other NBA results include Bucks 117 Celtics 109 Hawks 133 Braves 119 Pistons 136 Cavaliers 121 Warriors 107 Bulls 88 Rockets 112 Royals 111 Sonics 127 Trail Blazers 117 OT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Baltimore
Phil Chenier
Wilt Chamberlain
Jim McMillian
National Basketball Association
Bullets
McMillian
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Chenier
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
Atlanta Hawks
Buffalo Braves
Detroit Pistons
Cleveland Cavaliers
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Houston Rockets
Cincinnati Royals
Seattle SuperSonics
Portland Trail Blazers
NBA
Milwaukee
Golden State
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Buffalo
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Seattle
Portland
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Boston
Jabbar
Bucks
John McGlocklin
Jo Jo White
Celtics
John Havlicek
Lou Hudson
Herm Gilliam
Mike Davis
Willie Norwood
Cavaliers
Jeff Mullins
World hockey parity sparks ire over missing US and Canada
Geoffrey Miller reports from Sapporo that the United States, silver medalist, cannot play in the A pool of the World Championships, while Canada withdraws from both the World Championships and the Olympics over pro eligibility. The event, to be held in Prague, features Russia, Czechoslovakia, Sweden and others. The U S team must win Bucharest's Class B pool to return to the A pool. Canada laments pro integration and protocol barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Sapporo
Japan
United States
Canada
Hal Trumble
U.S
Prague
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
West Germany
Finland
Switzerland
Bucharest
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
International Ice Hockey Federation
James Worrall
International Olympic Committee
CAHA
IOC
IIHF
Worrall
Trainer Is Suspended After Amphetamine Result At Oaklawn
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The state Racing Commission suspended trainer Robert Gallimore after tests showed amphetamines given to a horse that won on opening day at Oaklawn Park He is barred from Oaklawn for 21 days seven suspended and placed on probation through the 50 day meet Next Friend trained by Gallimore was disqualified and the victory forfeited Skee Rule was declared the winner and the $500 purse redistributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs, Ark
State Racing Commission
Robert Gallimore
Oaklawn Park
Gallimore
Oaklawn
Friend
Skee Rule
Solunar Tables Plan Your Days For Best Sport Times
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish or hunt during peak times to maximize success in good territory and cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alden Knight
Mustangs Face Tough Road Trip After Big Win
SMU leads the Southwest Conference with a 7-1 mark and heads into a two game road stretch. Tuesday at TCU in Fort Worth, then Saturday at Arkansas in the Ozarks, as coach Bob Prewitt warns against complacency while Texas, TCU, and Texas Tech chase in the standings. Houston sits atop overall at 14-5 but ineligible for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Ozarks
Arkansas
SMU
Texas A&m
Dallas
Bob Prewitt
A&m
Prewitt
Texas
TCU
Texas Tech
Rice
Baylor
Houston
Arkansas at Texas A&M tussle featured in Texas grid set
Arkansas battled Texas A&M while Taylor faced Texas and Rice met Texas Tech in a three game marquee across the Big 12 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Taylor
Texas
Rice
Texas Tech
Ouachita Leads in Final Stages of ICC Basketball
Ouachita Baptist University sits atop the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference with a 13-2 conference record as the league enters its last three weeks. Southern State 15 12-3 trails by a slim margin after Ouachita’s 61-49 defeat to Southern State last week, while Arkansas Tech solidifies a tie with Arkansas AM&N following recent action. Upcoming Monday games include Harding at Ouachita and UA Monticello at Southern State along with Arkansas College at Hendrix, Arkansas Tech at College of the Ozarks, and State College at Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist University
Ouachita
Southern State
Arkansas Tech
Tech
Arkansas Am&n
Rosburg Edges Rivals to Win Bob Hope Desert Classic
Palm Springs California AP Bob Rosburg won the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic with a 90 hole total of 344 three strokes ahead of Lanny Wadkins Jerry Heard and Johnny Miller. Rosburg collected $29 000 from the $145 000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Roach
Associated Press
Palm Springs
Calif
Bob Rosburg
Greybeard
Rosburg
Lanny Wadkins
Winston Salem
N.C
Jerry Heard
Visalia
Johnny Miller
Napa
Indian Wells Country Club
Heard
Miller
Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Arnold Palmer
TCU Beats Razorbacks In Free Throw Duel
In Fayetteville Arkansas, TCU defeated Arkansas 96 90 as Razorbacks hit only 18 of 35 free throws. Dean Tolson led with 32 points and 22 rebounds, while Martin Terry added 25. TCU rimmed 34 of 44 from the line and sits 5 3 in SWC. Arkansas drops to 26 SWC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
TCU
Arkansas
Horned Frogs
Dean Tolson
Martin Terry
Cornish Sister Looms Best In Oaklawn Feature Race
Cornish Sister owned by Hoss Inman and Bud Ogden looms as the one to beat in a six furlong $10,000 feature at Oaklawn Park. Idle Lady and other foes in a field of six fillies and mares carry 118 pounds. Hempens Song won the $20,000 Hot Springs Handicap in a 1 12 time, ridden by Phil Grimm. Jockey standings see Snyder leading with 10 wins after eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Hoss Inman
Bud Ogden
Oaklawn Park
Blonde Lady
Cornish Sister
Kathry’s Doll
Wa Wa Gale
Dolly Hi
Chilpin
Hempens Song
Dan Lasater
Dayton
Ohio
Phil Grimm
Larry Snyder
Snyder
Don Brumfield
John Lively
D. E. Whited
Grimm
Lonnie Ray
Ashdown Raps Bobcats 81-43
Ashdown Panthers crushed the Hope Bobcats 81-43 amid rebounding and turnover woes. Ashdown built a 59-31 lead by the fourth, with early scoring by David Pickett and late baskets from Danny Joyce and David Briggs. Hope to visit Arkadelphia next. Bobcats travel to Fairview in district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moore
Hope Bobcats
Ashdown Panthers
Hope
Jones Field House
Arkadelphia
Bobbittens
Fairview
Ashdown
David Pickett
David Briggs
Danny Joyce
Briggs
Cats
Danny Boyette
Joyce
Bobcats
Panthers
Bud
Snow Delays Departure from Sapporo Olympic Teams
A thaw and heavy snowfall slowed departure of athletes from the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo. Venice-like street flooding, airport closure, and stranded delegates from Austria, Czechoslovakia, Norway, and West Germany disrupted travel after the games ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapporo
Japan
Venice
Chitose
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Norway
West Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janet Lynn
Rockford, Ill
Missouri Valley
Toledo
Ohio University
Tennessee Tech
Eastern Kentucky
Morehead State
Weber State
Montana
UCLA
Kentucky
Southwest Louisiana
Penn
Southern California
Washington
Tennessee
Mississippi
Princeton
Cornell
Southern
STAR
Star Sports
Palmer
Arnie
East Germany
Italy
Spain
Poland
Martin
Mike Harris
Ricky Brown
Buddy Ingram
Rowland
Bradley
Brown
Babbittens
Eagles
Kittens
Johnny Harris
Mike Hobson
Marshall Scott
Harris
Hobson Harris
James Robinson
Bob Kittens
Scott
Hobson
Williams
Robinson
Rhodes
Pogo Griffin
Melissa Reese
Janice York
Gordon
Griffin
Heese
York
Stephens
Prescott
Nashville
Hope Ladycats
Hill
Oakland
Thomas Hill
Arkansas State University