Bulls Within a Game of Pistons in Key NBA Standings
In a full NBA slate, the Chicago Bulls beat Cleveland 103-83 to pull within one game of Detroit, while Boston beat Philadelphia 110-108 inching closer to the Atlantic Division lead. Milwaukee crushed Atlanta 124-88 as Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Seattle posted notable results. in the ABA New York edged Denver 118-117 and Virginia topped Kentucky 144-140 in OT.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland
Detroit Pistons
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
John Havlicek
Celtics
Philadelphia
76Ers
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Jack Ramsey
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Buffalo
Seattle
San Francisco
New York
Denver
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Memphis
Carolina
Utah
Pittsburgh
Bulls
Bob Love
Jerry Sloan
John Johnson
Cavaliers
Havlicek
Dave Bing
Detroit
Don Chaney
Don Nelson
Earl Monroe
Philly
Billy Cunningham
Lew Alcindor
Bucks
Royals
Jerry West
Lakers
Norm van Lier
Suns
Chicago
Dick van Arsdale
Clem Haskins
van Arsdale
Haskins
Mel Counts
John Wetzel
Don May
Spencer Haywood
San Diego
SMU Beats Arkansas 112-99 in Southwest Conference clash
SMU leads 61-44 at halftime and never trails, as Bobby Rollings scores 31 and Larry Delzell adds 22. Gene Phillips adds 29 to set a conference scoring record, while Arkansas drops to 0-8 in the league and 4-18 overall with Vernon Murphy 27 points and 15 rebounds and Almer Lee 26.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Southern Methodist University
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bobby Rollings
Larry Delzell
SMU
Mustangs
Rollings
Delzell
Gene Phillips
Phillips
Jim Krebs
Vernon Murphy
Almer Lee
War Heim Wins Strub Stakes at Santa Anita in Nose Finish
War Heim a $100 longshot edged Hanalei Bay by a nose in the $132,100 Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita riding Johnny Sellers. Fort Marcy just missed in the Bougainvillea Turf Handicap at Hialeah while Shelter Bay prevailed. The day featured other stakes and regional races with heavy rain canceling five Lincoln Downs races.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
War Heim
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Johnny Sellers
Hanalei Bay
Hialeah
Shelter Bay
California
Hazel Huffman
Willowick
Hanelei Bay
San Fernando
Sellers
Merlin Voltke
Loud
Mickey McGuire
Fort Marcy
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stable
Elliott Burch
Staunch Avenger
Oaklawn Park
Out of the Park
Never Wink
Bowie
Joe Frazier
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Lincoln Downs
San Francisco
Golden Gate Fields
Loses $5000 But Finds a Quarter at Tennis Classic
In New York, Clark Graebner lost to Zelko Franulovic in a three set final for the Clean Air Tennis Classic first prize of $5,000. Graebner, reflecting on the loss, said he found a quarter and focused on improving his play. Ilie Nastase and the Spanish duo Juan Gilbert Manuel Orantes earned near sweep results, with Nastase taking $1,750 for third after a semifinal upset by Graebner.
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New York
Clark Graebner
Vanderbilt Athletic Club
U.S
Graebner
Yugoslavia
Zelko Franulovic
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Juan Gilbert
Manuel Orantes
Europe
Nastase
Brazil
Thomaz Koch
Hull Vaults to No. 2 Spot in Scoring
Hull, Chicago's Golden Jet, moved to second in NHL all time scoring with his 445th and 546th career goals in a 3-1 win over Vancouver. Howe provided three assists as Detroit shutout Los Angeles 4-0. Other NHL games included New York over St Louis 2-1, Minnesota over Pittsburgh 5-4, Buffalo over Philadelphia 3-2, and Boston rout over Toronto 5-1.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago
Golden Jet
National Hockey League
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Hull
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Howe
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Red Wings
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Buffalo
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Toronto
Montreal
California
Maurice
Rocket" Richard
Jim Pappin
Ted Taylor
Canucks
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Ronald LeClerc
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Tim Rutherford
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Gilles Villemure
Brad Park
Dave Balon
Blues
Jim Lorentz
Tim McCreary
Wally Harris
McCreary
Harris
J.P. Parise
Danny Grant
Penguins
Bill Goldsworthy
North Stars
Gord Labossiere
Gil Perreault
Paul Andrea
Eddie Shack
Sabres
Billy Clarke
Rick MacLeish
Flyers
Bruins
Phil Esposito
Derek Sanderson
Agnew Improves Golf Game During Desert Classic
Vice President Spiro Agnew earns praise from pro Doug Sanders for steady improvement at the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs. After a rough start that damaged two spectators, Agnew apologized, kissed a spectator's arm, and resumed play with Willie Mays and Sanders as teammates, avoiding further tee shots.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Palm Springs
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Agnew
G.L. Decker
Salem
Ore
Decker
Jacqueline Woods
Chatsworth
Indio
Sanders, Hope
Willie Mays
State Avenges Earlier Loss to Alabama
John Belcher scored 22 points as Arkansas State beat South Alabama 76-59 to avenge an earlier defeat. Belcher and Steve Brooks combined for 42 points with 12 rebounds by Brooks. Roger Webb led South Alabama with 18 points as ASU improved to 12-7 while USA fell to 14-8. The Indians led 33-23 at halftime and remained in control, despite a late push from the Jaguars.
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Jonesboro
Ark
John Belcher
Arkansas State
South Alabama
ASU
Belcher
Steve Brooks
Brooks
Roger Webb
Indians
Jaguars
Democrats Shape Convention Rules In Draft Call
National Democratic leaders back reform proposals from two special commissions to shape next year's nominating convention. The draft call guarantees elected members a voting spot and outgoing members a nonvoting spot in state delegations to ease opposition at the Friday DNC meeting. It highlights McGovern and O'Hara Commission recommendations on delegate selection and party rules while omitting delegate-allocation details likely to trigger controversy.
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Carl P. Levbscore
Washington (Ap
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Associated Press
McGovern Commission
O’hara Commission
O'Hara
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star in Hope Arkansas outlines publication details including address, staff roles, and associations. It lists circulation terms, advertising contacts, and subscription rates for various regions and durations, plus a college student offer.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike, Clark
Miller Counties
Arkansas
Page Five Addresses Rotary Club
Garland Medders spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon in the Town and Country on Friday February 12. He warned that permissiveness hurts good taste and urged the masses to withdraw support from entertainment and literature deemed immoral. Benny Coleman presided in the president’s absence, welcoming visiting Rotarian Tom Callan of Nashville and guests John Lester Bob Webb Max Hall and Joe Stone of El Dorado.
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Garland Medders
Hope Rotary Club
Benny Coleman
Tom Callan
Nashville
John Lester
Bob Webb
Max Hall
Little Rock
Joe Stone
el Dorado
Proposed 1972 Democratic National Convention Rules
Draft call outlines guidelines for fair representation and delegation. It seeks gender and minority inclusion proportional to population, half delegates by population and half by Democratic strength in 1968, and 18-year-old participation. It approves the 3,014 vote convention plan, aims to cut alternates, allows fractional votes for small states, mandates delegate elections by June 20 1972, and sets credentials procedures with hearing examiners two weeks before the convention.
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O’hara
O'Hara Commission
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Stewart’s Jewelry Store
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