Fairview Cardinals Seeks 4 AA West Title In Big Week
Unbeaten Fairview travels to Jones Field House to face Hope Bobcats tomorrow, aiming to clinch the 4-A West title as regional prep tournaments heat up. Prescott hosts District 7-A semifinals with Mena rolling 261-63 over Gordon GoDevils. Arkadelphia Peake beats Yerger 56-50 and Curley Wolves down DeQueen 82-61 with Magnolia awaits winners. Region 4-AA features Fairview Smackover Magnolia advancing to quarterfinals in the State AA Junior Boys meet at Magnol ia with Fairview leading the field and top rival Harrison from 1-AA competing.
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Graebner Favored In Macon International Tennis
Clark Graebner, ranked second in the United States, is the early favorite as the Macon International Tennis Tournament opens. The New Yorker reached the semifinals last year, boosting expectations for this year’s event.
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Clark Graebner
United States
New Yorker
First Round Results in Lewisville Senior Girls Tournament
In Lewisville the Senior Girls Class B tournament opened with several close games. Hector beat Bradford 35 to 33 while Danville defeated Biggers 41 to 34 and Parkin topped Woodlawn 40 to 34. Prattsville won 61 to 54 over Umpire, Miss. Co. beat Viola 48 to 41, Portland down Leadhill 48 to 30, and Bradley defeated St. Paul 60 to 42.
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Special Training for Some UC Riverside Students
In Riverside California University of California at Riverside students admitted with below college education backgrounds from ethnic minority groups will receive special tutoring funded by the student body. The plan comes after the largest campus turnout in history with student votes supporting the program.
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University of California At Riverside
Bullets Take the Battle of Baskets
The Bullets defeated the Lakers 110 to 88 to widen their lead in the NBA Eastern Division as Wilt Chamberlain argued a non called foul with Westley Unseld. Oscar Robertson and Walt Wesley led Baltimore with 19 points each, Knicks crumble after 11 game win streak, and San Francisco beat Philadelphia 134 to 117 while other NBA scores roll in.
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Connie Dierking
Tom van Arsdale
Major League Players Reject Pension Offer Amid Spring Training Talks
MLB players' boycott fractures as Pat Jarvis Tom Seaver Jerry Grote and George Scott say they will report to spring training. Cincinnati Reds owner Francis Dale signals more pressure while Marvin Miller defends union strategy. Most players stay off contracts until a settlement, with a few signing on to report.
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Bucks Eye Alcindor But Fear Draft Position
Milwaukee Bucks show interest in UCLA star Lew Alcindor but doubt they can draft him due to current rough play and last place position in the Eastern Division. NBA coin flip determines first pick for the 1969 college draft.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee Bucks
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Alcindor
Wes Pavalon
Bucks
Milwaukees
Phoenix
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Arkansas High School Basketball Scores And Results
The Associated Press lists Class B junior boys results from Yellville Rosston to Marmadike with Oak Grove Flippin and Greenbrier in close games. 3A and 1A districts feature Phelix Tuckerman Mammoth Springs Cotter and Mount Pleasant. NBA and ABA standings and scores are provided with Wednesday results and upcoming games across the Eastern and Western divisions.
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Yellville
Rosston
Oak Grove
Marmadike
No Tourney But Explorers to Win Title
La Salle Explorers, despite NCAA suspension ending their season after games with Detroit and West Chester, defeated Duquesne 85-71 to stake a claim for the Eastern title. North Carolina beat Maryland 88-86 to lead the ACC, and Davidson edged Duke in OT 98-80 as St. John’s rallied past Syracuse 71-63. Cincinnati ran past Dayton 96-60, with St. Francis PA beating Canisius 71-66. DePaul defeated Bob Lanter and more.
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Zetzthe Free Throws Lift Redskins To Tie Title Duel
In an overtime thriller Al Zetzthe sank two free throws with 16 seconds left and Frank Lukdds sparked a late 14 3 rally by Ray Loucks as Miami of Ohio edged Western Michigan 63 62 to clinch at least a share of the Mid American Conference title for the Redskins.
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Youths Take Swing in Tucson Open
The Tucson golf event starts with 144 players chasing $100000. Top figures include Gene Littler, defending champ George Knudson, and Phoenix winner last week, with Ewing Ziegler Abbott Wiechers among early standouts. Weather affected play. pros posted 67 to 69 while amateurs plus substitutes posted impressive team totals.
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Ariz
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Larry Ziegler
Jerry Abbott
Jim Wiechers
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Phoenix
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Pearson sets pace as Ford and Dodge duel in 125 mile Cup races
Daytona Beach AP describes David Pearson predicting laps near the 190 mph mark after a track record, as Ford and Dodge teams field 125 mile races. Front-row starters include Buddy Baker, Pete Hamilton and Bobby Isaac with Fay Goldsmith and Cale Yarborough also contending. The event precedes Sunday's Daytona 500 with $206,000 in prizes. Speed Weeks shifts to the Citrus 250 on Friday with varied car classes.
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Dedham
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Catawba
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Georgetown
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Isaac
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Timmonsville
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Enter Arizona Hall of Fame to honor Udall and UA stars
Tucson news reports former Secretary Stewart Udall and Rep Mort Udall will be inducted into the Arizona Basketball Hall of Fame on March 1 along with other University of Arizona standout performers.
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University of Arizona
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Appearance of Clay at UA Provokes Protest
Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali, once heavyweight champ, faces criticism from the Pulaski Business Men's Association of Little Rock over his University of Arkansas visit slated for March 12 with Floyd McKissack. Invited by the Student Government Association, the event is part of Symposium '69 featuring other national figures.
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