Hope Lady Cats in semifinal at Prescott district tourney
Hope Lady Cats face host Prescott in the 7 A semifinals as Ashdown battles Gordon and other district games unfold. Bobcats travel to Arkadelphia for a rematch with Baden, with multiple meetings slated in Prescott and Camden over the weekend.
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Montreal blanks Detroit 2 0 in NHL action
The Associated Press reports Montreal defeated Detroit 2 0 as NHL results roll in. Other scores included New York 6 Minnesota 2 with Philadelphia visiting Los Angeles and St Louis hosting Pittsburgh. Saturday features Pittsburgh at Montreal New York at Toronto Boston at Oakland Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Minnesota.
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Arkansas signs 8 more grid players to reach 42
The University of Arkansas announced eight more football signees on Thursday, all from out of state and boosting total letters of intent to 42 since Tuesday. New signees include Mike Briggs le pacer from Bossier City Louisiana and several players from Missouri and Kansas.
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College Basketball Scores From Thursday Night
Tulane defeated NYU 71 to 60 while Villanova beat Niagara 78 to 56. Georgetown edged Manhattan 78 to 77 and Hofstra won 65 to Adelphi 62. Rhode Island routed New Hampshire 110 to 59. Georgia Tech triumphed over South Georgia 89 to 76. Louisville drew 76 with Tulsa 7 OT, and Virginia Tech topped Richmond 91 to 7. VMI beat East Carolina 69 to 64. McNeese prevailed 83 to 77 over Louisiana Tech in OT. Memphis State 72 over New Orleans Loyola 84. Midwest clashing results included Saint Louis over a team 94 to 194. Houston 194, Miami 84. (Note: OCR errors present)
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Perry’s to Play Silents in Benefit
Perry’s Truck Stop hosts a Heart Fund benefit at Jones Field House with Perry’s basketball team facing the Little Rock Silents Saturday at 8 pm. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Lions Club plays Monty vs. Barber Shop at 7 pm. Pee-wee games follow between Silents children and local youths. Silents last year won a Dimes benefit. packed house in Prescot three weeks ago.
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Russia May Boycott Olympics
Moscow may consider boycotting the Summer Games after the IOC admitted South Africa, prompting threats from Russia and several African nations. Canada beat Sweden 3 0 as Czechoslovakia upset Russia, creating a three way gold race with Canada, Russia, and Czechoslovakia each at five wins and one game left. The United States hockey team remains out of medal contention, while American skaters collected most medals in other events.
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Fernanda Bochatay
Switzerland
Judy Nagel
Enumclaw
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Austria
Erika Lechner
Italy
Fred Anton Maier
Norway
Bill Latigan
New York
Fights Last Night Report From Los Angeles
Jose Pimental of East Los Angeles out pointed Sho Saiyo of Japan. Paul Fuji of Honolulu knocked out Johnny Nams of the Philippines in two rounds in Tokyo.
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Bradley's Pro Leap Hums on Knicks Bench and Hope
Tom Gola compares Bill Bradley's early Knicks struggle to his own rookie season. He says Bradley must shoot more and learn on the court, not by sitting, cautioning against harming Bradley's confidence while praising his intelligence and potential. Gola, now a Pennsylvania lawmaker, reflects on learning through mistakes and urges patient, on-court growth.
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Louisville Is Making a Comeback
Louisville returns to form with an overtime win over Tulsa 76-67 securing MVC leadership and an NCAA bid. Houston crushed Miami 106-64 as Elvin Hayes starred with 34 points and 24 rebounds. other regional results followed with multiple teams earning NCAA tournament bids.
New York to Hold Meet Regardless at NYAC
The New York Athletic Club will stage its 100th anniversary indoor track meet at Madison Square Garden despite threats of violence from boycott leaders. Seven Russians withdrew after intimidation fears, while others consider crossing picket lines. Notre Dame alumni urged a broader boycott and Catholic NYAC members to resign if policies are not explained.
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Solunar Tables Schedule For Fishing And Hunting
Central Standard time tables list Major and Minor Solunar periods for Friday through Sunday. Major periods run about one and a half to two hours, with Minor periods shorter. Readably printed times indicate best fishing or hunting windows each day according to Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables.
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Rockets Chase Record as NBA Playoffs Loom
San Diego Rockets head for an NBA record push after a 134-114 loss to the Warriors, who own the previous 17 straight defeats by the Rockets. The Rockets next face Philadelphia in two games, while other NBA scores from Milwaukee and Day ton are noted.
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Emmet to Host Area 13 Tourney February 16 1988
Area 13 Senior Boys basketball tournament set for Emmet with games Feb 19 24. Top seeds include Henry Bell Gordon 203 Meiae Prescott 19 3 Ellis Stamps 25 4 Waldo 20 4 Taylor 20 4 Willisville 19 6 Stamps 12 5 Oak Grove Rosstoh 19 8 Admission: 50 cents adults 25 cents students weekdays. 1 dollar adults 60 cents students weekend. Monday pairings listed with matchups and times.
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Canadiens Roll To Fifth Straight Win In NHL Action
The Canadiens beat Detroit 2 0 to extend their winning streak to five. Montreal moved eight points ahead in the East, while Detroit sat 11 points from a playoff spot as injuries troubled the Red Wings. Henri Richard opened the scoring for Montreal and Rogatien Vachon posted his fourth shutout. In the other game New York defeated Minnesota 6 2 with Ratelle and Gilbert contributing multi point performances.
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Boynton Ruffles PGA as Open Leader Faces Catalog Snub
Frank Boynton, 31, a Cleveland four year pro, shot five under 67 to lead the Phoenix Open after day one. His omission from the PGA Players catalog drew mock surprise from officials who had to add his name mid-tournament. The field included Nicklaus, Foros, and Charles as contenders for top money.
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