Razorbacks and Aggies clash for top spot in SWC
Arkansas and Texas A&M share first place at 6-1 in the SWC and meet in College Station at 7:30 p.m. in a rematch of last week's 95-89 double overtime Razorbacks win. Arkansas probes with strong defense and high field goal percentage as five players reach double figures.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES to guide anglers and hunters. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in favorable cover during these times for the best sport each day offers.
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Miller declines excuses as Oosterhuis leads at San Diego
Johnny Miller shrugged off illness and shot a 73 amid windy conditions as Peter Oosterhuis topped the leaderboard with a six under 66 in the Andy Williams San Diego event. Miller vows a strong round Friday while Oosterhuis eyes his first American tour victory this season despite recent troubles.
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Louisville tops Drake 86 66 as Crum returns
AP Sports Writer Denny Crum, out of a hospital bed after appendix surgery, coached Louisville to an 86-66 win over Drake. The sixth ranked Cardinals pulled away in a defensive second half, shifting to a disguised 2 3 zone at halftime. Drake struggled after intermission as Louisville tightened the pressure and inside play keyed the victory. Coach Bob Ortegal said Drake wore down and was out-rebounded.
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College basketball scoreboard roundup results and notes
Notre Dame edged St John’s 68 67 in a late thriller at Madison Square Garden. Manhattan defeated Connecticut 77 69 in the opener as Jackson State topped New Orleans Xavier 112 71. Air Force beat Pan American 66 as Notre Dame and Louisville both posted wins in a day of mixed shooting.
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A's feuding over arbitration but fans welcome paydays
Oakland players clash over the year old salary arbitration system as owner Charlie Finley reports tensions while several A's sign new contracts. Ken Holtzman loses his bid for a raise though five others settled, with Rudi Blue Tenace and Lindblad agreeing terms. others across MLB also reached compromises.
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Cavaliers Overhaul Warriors 96-93 Behind Barry Absence
Cavaliers edge Golden State 96-93 as Barry sits late, Cleveland riding strong third quarter and Dennis Jim Cleamons leads with 23. Warriors struggle with cold shooting and turnovers, Attles laments late rally. Indiana nips Virginia 107-105 and Memphis tops Spirits 120-114 in ABA action.
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Arkansas college hoops roundup chronicles AIC leaders
Ouachita Baptist University and Henderson State University both sit at 12-1 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference as HSU beat Harding 75-59 and Ouachita topped Arkansas College 77-65. Southern State and Hendrix also win, Tech and UAM split, while UCA drops to 7-7 in league play.
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Track meet opens today with Stones in indoor nationals
Oklahoma City AP coverage of the U S Track and Field Federation national indoor championships opening today. Dwight Stones and George Woods headline the field with four world record holders. College and university divisions start morning events with semifinals and finals scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday. Stones seeks 7 5% or better as others including Wonds and Limiting names challenge in high jump while LSU Alabama and teams from Oklahoma State and Kansas compete in sprints and distance events.
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