Hope Girls Defeated by Stamps in district clash
Hope Ladycats trailed Stamps Yellowjackets 17-8 at halftime and 54-35 final. McCain led Hope with 14 points, Rodden 10, Singleton 9, Willis 4 as Stamps improved to 20-3 while Hope finished 11-10. Friday, Arkadelphia game critical. both games on KXAR radio.
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Hope Ladycats
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Stamps
Janet McCain
Hope
Ladycats
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Dee Singleton
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Singleton
Diane Kimble
Sandy McCoy
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Arkadelphia Badgers
KXAR
Boxing results from Akron and Las Vegas reported
By the Associated Press Ernie Shavers 204 Warren Ohio stopped Rich Gosha 190 San Francisco in Akron. In Las Vegas Freddie Mills 146 MacAlester Oklahoma outpointed Jimmy Caffrey 146 Youngstown Ohio ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Ernie Shavers
Warren
Rich Gosha
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Nev
Freddie Mills
MacAlester, Okia
Jimmy Caffrey
Youngstown
Condition of Ali Is Questioned
Muhammad Ali faces questions about his condition as he prepares for a Madison Square Garden boxing show on March 8. The boxers, including Joe Frazier, are described in Miami Beach where Ali comments he will not be deterred and notes Frazier is ready to fight.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Muhammad Ali
Madison Square Garden Boxing
Ali
Joe Frazier
Garden
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Markson
Jaime
John Condon
New York
Bobkittens Ousted in Semifinals by Fairview Jr Team
Bruce Joyce reports at Magnolia that the Hope Bobkittens fell to Fairview Jr. Team 50 to 26 in the district semifinals. Fairview led from the opening tip with Horne scoring 10 points while Hope was paced by Smith with 8 and Scott with 7.
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Magnolia
Hope Bobkittens
Fairview Jr
Fairview
Hope
Rhodes
Horne
Smith
Scott
Barbizon Streak Wins $8,500 Purse
Barbizon Streak, ridden by Arturo Romero, won Oaklawn Park's 6 furlong feature for 3yearolds, beating Armor and Laughing Dancer to take $8,500. The colt ran 1 10 3 65, paid $6.00, $3.40, $3.00. Jockey Lonnie Ray had a winning double on Dead Gane and Fourth Flight.
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Hot Springs
Ark
H. J. Adouj
Oaklawn Park
Arturo Romero
Oaklawn
Lonnie Ray
Dead Gane
Tudor Warrior
Burl McBride
Solunar Tables Schedule For Hunting And Fishing
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan daily activities. The list emphasizes fishing in productive territories or hunting in favorable cover during specific times to maximize sport value.
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Richard Aiden Knight
Trevino Seeks Tucson Open Victory After Slow Start
Lee Trevino, a two time Tucson Open winner and local favorite, teed off determined to break a slow start to the season. He has played only two events this year due to his mother’s illness and flu, but expects to regain form in Tucson as he chases the $22,000 first prize against Murphy Shaw Littler Archer and Lunn while Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Jacklin sit out for Florida PGA event.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Tom Shaw
Gene Littler
San Diego
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Tony Jacklin
Florida
Mel Pender Keeps Winning at 33 in Pro Sprint Circuit
Army Captain Mel Pender, 33, the two time Olympic sprinter and new West Point track coach, won events in Los Angeles and Louisville this weekend. He deflects skeptic comments about aging, saying he plans to race on after the 1972 Olympic Games. Pender cites his fast start, quick reflexes, and experience from two Viet Nam tours as keys to ongoing success amid younger rivals such as Jim Green and Meriwether.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Mel Pender
Army
West Point
Los Angeles
Louisville
Pender
Atlanta
Viet Nam
Jim Green
Doctor
Local and ABA Basketball Scores and Schedules
The report lists Hope Ark, Milwaukee and Chicago standings, Pacific Division results with Los Angeles and Portland, and Wednesday results: Boston over San Fran 129-99, Milwaukee over Philadelphia 119-114, Chicago over Cleveland 109-104, Phoenix 133-117 over Cincinnati, Seattle 130-126 over Portland. Upcoming games include New York at San Diego, Los Angeles at Portland, and Friday matchups Detroit at Chicago, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Boston at Phoenix, Milwaukee at Seattle, and Cincinnati at Cleveland. ABA East and West divisions show Virginia over Kentucky and Utah over Indiana with standings and scheduled games. College basketball results feature Villanova, Navy, Assumption, Providence, Connecticut, and many others with multiple scorelines, plus high school results from Greenland, Imboden, Viola, Paragould and related areas.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
San Fran
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Philadel
Cleveland
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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L. Pet
Virginia
Kentucky
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Utah
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Denver
Texas
Greensboro
Fort Worth
Printed by Offset Baseball Signing Fuss Begins
Hall of Fame style spring holdouts loom as McNally Cuellar and Cuellar seek raises. Yaz signs a three year deal likely making him AL's highest paid, around 167000 yearly on a 500000 total. Williams Oliva Perry and Stottlemyre head signings shape winter negotiations across MLB.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Boston
Yaz
Dick O’connell
Red Sox
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Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
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George Mitterwald
Stan Williams
Tony Oliva
Jim Perry
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Cal Griffith
New York Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Pittsburgh
Luke Walker
Bob Robertson
Amity, Rose Hill win in Guernsey Invitational play
Amity defeated Henderson 8 76 in Guernsey Invitational at Guernsey Gym as local teams advance. Rose Hill beat Emmet 91 70 to advance, Perry's Truckers topped Blevins 106 93. Tonight Bodcaw faces Rose Hill Monty's plays Amity Standard Generator vs Spring Hill. The first international checkers match of 1905 had the United States losing to Britain 73 34 with 284 draws per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Henderson
Guernsey
Rose Hill
Emmet
Perry
Truckers
Blevins
Bodcaw
Monty
Spring Hill
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Ridge Academy topped Area 7 76 to 65 at Wheatley Hazen Palestine beat Class 8 48 to 43 at Judsonia Pleasant Plains defeated Rose Bud 70 to 41 Bradford won 70 60 over Oil Trough Southside Batesville 62 Desha 43 Area 9 at Conway Paron 64 Sacred Heart 62 Plumerville 67 Wonderview 43 Guy 64 Vilonia 62 Deaf School 93 Menifee 76 Area 13 at Taylor Blevins 64 Lincoln 48 Emerson 69 Oak Grove 97 Bright Star 66 Waldo 62 Taylor 86 Bodcaw 65 Area 15 at Grapevine Prattsville 8 Sparkman 49 Magnet Cave 92 Grapevine Area 16 at Monticelly Fountain Hill 70 Gillette 65 Wilmar 73 Watson 64
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Richey declines pro contract to stay independent
Salisbury AP report notes tennis star Cliff Richey, ranked No 1 domestically, turned down an informal offer from World Championship Tennis to remain an independent pro at age 24. He cites schedule freedom, Davis Cup ethics, and United States Lawn Tennis Association rankings as reasons against contract play. Richey proceeds to U S Indoor Open quarterfinals and faces Thornag Kovt of Brazil.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Cliff Richey
Richie
America
LaMar Hunt
World Championship Tennis, Inc
Richey
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Dick Stockton
Mike Davies
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Brazil
Tom Curtis
Great Britain
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Ceecheslo
Davis Returns to Haunt Bullets in 118-114 Braves Win
Mike Davis, after moving to Buffalo in the expansion era, scored 22 points including a late pair of four-shot sequences with two seconds left to lift the Braves over the Bullets 118-114. Bob Kauffman added 24 for Buffalo. Earl Monroe led Baltimore with 26. Other NBA scores included Milwaukee over Philadelphia 119-114 and Chicago over Cleveland 109-104.
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Duquesne Chalks Up 14th in Row
Duquesne extended its win streak to 14 with a 95-86 victory over LaSalle. Jarrett Durham and Mickey Ravis fueled the offense as the 10th ranked Dukes improved to 18-2, eyeing NCAA and NIT invitations.
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ECAC Eases Freshmen Eligibility for College Division Sports
The Eastern College Athletic Conference votes 91 to 40 to allow freshmen to compete in all College Division sports as of Aug. 1, dropping football basketball and hockey limits. The move follows NCAA policy and may reduce need for separate freshman teams at smaller schools. Larger schools may still curtail some programs if hockey remains restricted.
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Eastern College Athletic Conference
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
ACAC
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