State's top cage team to visit Hope Fairview clash looms
Fairview, ranked No 1 in Arkansas, brings a 25 0 record under coach Pat Foster to Jones Field House in Hope for a 6 30 p m Friday doubleheader with Hope Fairview games featuring a B team battle. District 7 A tourney play opens tonight at Prescott with Hope Yerger facing Arkadelphia Peake Buffaloes.
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Fairview
Cardinal
Jones Field House
Pat Foster
Arkansas
Southern State
Hope Fairview
Bobcats
Malvern Leopards
Prescott
Hope Yerger
Arkadelphia Peake Buffaloes
Mena
Gordon
DeQueen
Bearcats
Fort Smith
Northside
Southside
Lewisville
Bradley
Parkin
Mississippi County
Hector
St. Paul
Wilt Keeps Lakers on Winning Side
Wilt Chamberlain scored 31 points and grabbed 23 rebounds to spark the Los Angeles Lakers to a 113-109 comeback win over the New York Knicks, ending Knicks 11 game home winning streak and keeping LA 44 games ahead in the Western Division. Chamberlain credited mental prep and noted his role as a supplementary scorer with Jerry West sidelined.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Wilt Chamberlain
New York Knicks
Knicks
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Lakers
Atlanta
Baltimore
Big Dipper
Tye
Jerry West
Johnny Egan
Pitching woes and bright spots from a rugged season
Camile Pascual led a flawed start with a 13-42 record and a 2.69 ERA. Jim Hannon impressed at 11-06, while Frank Bertaina fell short at 7-13. Joe Coleman went 12-16 and Dick Basman 2-9 as the rotation struggled. The bullpen showed potential with Dennis Higgins and Bob Humphreys.
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Camile Pascual
Jim Hannon
Frank Bertaina
Joe Coleman
Dick Basman
Dennis Higgins
Bob Humphreys
Final Shot Is Fatal to Arkansas Final Shot Is Fatal to Arkansas
Texas A&M shocked Baylor 86-84 as guard Metcalf led a fourth quarter comeback aided by a man-for-man press. Houston hosts Tech after a sellout 8,000 crowd with 1,200 watching on closed circuit. Barnett led Aggies with 20 points. Heitmann added 19.
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Arkansas
Metcalf
Bears
A&m
Baylor
Metealf
Billy Bob Barnett
Mike Heitmann
Ramos Is New Lightweight World Champ
Mando Ramos, 20, became the youngest lightweight champion by stopping Teo Cruz in the 11th round in Los Angeles. Cruz, 31, weighed 134 1/2. Ramos 134 1/2. The fight ended with 19 seconds left as cuts on Cruz’s eye prompted the stoppage.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Mando Ramos
Long Beach
Calif
Teo Cruz
Dominican Republic
Cru
Ramos
Cruz
Mando
Santo Domingo
Teo
California
Cruza
Peter Martinez
Ting
Thomas Nad
Amos
Dick Young
Crug
George Latka
College Texas Tech 30 Arkansas 59 basketball scores
AP summary lists mixed results with college and high school teams across Arkansas and national games. Notable lines include Texas Tech 30, Arkansas 59. Pine Bluff districts and tournaments. ABA scores. and early season college results from East and Midwest regions with multiple cities and teams listed.
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Associated Press College
Texas
Tech
Arkansas
Paragould
Pocahontas
Searcy
Pine Bluff
Little Rock Central
North Attle Rock
Fort Smith Northside
Horace Mann
Jonesboro
Ledachville
el Dorddo
Hot Springs
North
Cattle Rock Jones
LA Catholic
Benton
Huntsville
Mt. Home
Elkins Farmington & IS
Snake
Harrison
Malley Springs
Hope Purse Stakes Lead Oaklawn Card In Hot Springs
Eight older horses race 9 1/2 furlongs for a $4300 purse at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas. Top contenders include M H Van Berg's Lacon who was scratched from the Tuesday program, leaving a field of skilled Oaklawn performers.
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Oaklawn Hot Sprongs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Oaklawn
M. H. van Berg
Lacon
Purdue Seeks Big Ten Title After Road Win at Indiana
Purdue edged Indiana 96 95 on the road to seize a two game lead in the Big Ten race with three home games and two road games left. Rick Mount scored 32 as Herman Gilliam sealed it with two free throws with seven seconds remaining. Ken Johnson led Indiana with 29. Illinois beat Ohio State 73 57, Texas A&M topped North Texas 86 74.
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Denner
Freeman
Associated Press
Texas Christian
Texas Aggies
A&m
Shelby Metcalf
Metcalf
Baylor
TCU
Mustangs
SMU
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Jerry Haggard
Kurt Papp
Texas
Rice Owls
Aggies
Tech
Lubbock
College Station
Boilermakers
Indiana
Ohio State
Mlinois
Buckeyes
Rick Mount
Purdue
Herman Gilliam
George King
Ken Johnson
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Michigan
Michigan State
Iowa
Ilinois
Mike Price
Dave Sorenson
West Texas
New Mexico State
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
Texas A&m
North Texas
Jim Irving
St. Louis
Jim Downey
Boston College
Georgetown
D. C
L. ©. Bowen
Bradley
Memphis State
Mike Newlin
Utah
Oklahoma City
Ricnh Travis
Chiefs
Indiana May Be on Way Up Again
Indiana climbs back in ABA Eastern Division after a 140 93 win over Minnesota and a 118 116 overtime victory by Oakland over Denver. Mel Daniels scored 40 for Indiana, with Roger Brown and Freddie Lewis each at 27. Denver rookie Walt Piatkowski hit a key late three to force OT.
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Jackson
Miss
Kentucky
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New York
Associated Press
Army
Iona
Rutgers
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Caro
Tuskegee
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D. C
Dickinson
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American Basketball Association
Pacers
Pipers
Henry Logan
Oakland Oaks
Rockets
Philadelphia
San Diego
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Boston
Phoenix
San Francisco
Detroit
Seattle
Chicago
Mel Daniels
Charlie Williams
Williams
Roger Brown
Freddie Lewis
Walt Piatkowski
Piatkowski
Logan
Larry Jones
Platkowski
Warren Armstrong
Break in Baseball Dispute Teeters Toward Strike Threat
A pension dispute between Major League Baseball owners and players nears a breaking point as Marvin Miller screens a vote on the latest offer. Owners raise pension to 5.3 million while players seek 5.5 million and enhanced health benefits. The deadline looms with camps opening in Florida and a March 1 strike date.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Marvin Miller
Players’ Associaton
Players
Miller
John Cgaherin
Gaherin
Florida
Mike Burke
New York Yankees
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