Houston Is Likely to Get Fast Bid
Houston and St Bonaventure appear poised for NCAA and NIT bids as top teams move toward postseason. Houston, 23rd straight victory after beating Florida A&M and Air Force, leads as a possible first NCAA pick. St Bonaventure sits at 18-0 and could be the first NIT choice amid a crowded bid field. Other top teams clash in SEC and ACC races with Kentucky, North Carolina, and Columbia contending for high seeds while conference winners loom automatic bids.
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Hogs Blasted by Mustangs in Arkansas Loss
Arkansas Razorbacks lost to SMU 95 to 87 in Fayetteville dropping to 5-5 in the Southwest Conference. SMU shot 69 percent in the first half, led 49-38 at intermission, with Bill Voight scoring 24 and Lynn Phillips 23 for the Mustangs. Eldridge led Arkansas with 22 points as three Razorbacks fouled out in a rough game.
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Henderson Eyes AIC Title Clinch Tonight
Henderson can clinch the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball championship at home against Arkansas A&M. Southern State, 11.5 games back, could share the title with the Reddies if results go their way. Muleriders must win and rely on others. The AIC tournament race and final spots will be decided in the last week.
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Ashdown Knocks Off Hope Girls In Two Overtimes
Ashdown Pantherettes erased a 14 game Hope streak in a 54 51 double overtime win at Prescott in the Gistriet 7A final. Hope led late but Carol Anthony sealed it with a jumper at the buzzer and Suzanne Walker had opened the decisive stretch.
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Knudson Wins First Big Meet at Phoenix Open
George Knudson of Toronto won the $100,000 Phoenix Open with a 12 under par 272, finishing three strokes ahead of rivals Sam Carmichael Julius Boros and Jack Montgomery. Knudson sealed victory with a three-foot birdie putt on the final hole after a day-long battle on the 6,765-yard Phoenix Country Club Course.
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Queen of Dimes Drive winner and tie for third
Linda Richardson, a 9th grader, won the tie for Queen of the Teen age March of Dimes drive. She faced Bonnie Bobo Jennie Gardner Frankie Kinds in a radio Talkathon. The golf scoring notes a nine holes, bogeys, and a final eight under par tied with two others for third. prize money figures and other unrelated names appear in fragmented text.
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Bobcats Fall to Fairview Cardinals in 4-AA Clash
February 19 1988 Fairview Cardinals overpower Hope Bobcats 92 65 to remain atop Western Division 4 AA. Bobcats fade late as Fairview scores 33 in final period and Hope schedules next games including Lizards B squad at El Dorado and upcoming district showdown at Southern State College Magnolia.
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Villanova Sets World Indoor Record at Mason-Dixon Games
Villanova's two-mile relay team clocked 7 23.7 to break the world indoor mark and Mamie Rollins set a world record of 6.7 seconds in the women's 70 yard low hurdles at the eighth annual Mason-Dixon Games in Louisville. The meet featured multiple world indoor records despite being described as an off year.
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