Hope to Star: Hope Loses a Pair to Fairview
Bobcats fall 55 to 47 at Fairview as district play shifts to 4-4. Parker Powell nets key buckets and teammates Briggs Dudley finish with double figures. Also reports Bruins loss 54-49 behind Fairview comeback. Joyce leads Hope in scoring with 17.
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David Briggs
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Charlie Robertson
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Fairview
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Charles Frazier
Robertson
Hope
Steve Harris
B-Bruins
Bill Rowland
Buddy Ingram
Danny Joyce
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Joyce
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Roger Newton
Newton
Tim White
James Bradley
Rowland
Malvern
Hogs Edge Texas in overtime to grab first SWC win
Arkansas Razorbacks beat Texas 88 87 in overtime to notch their first Southwest Conference victory of the season. Fred Mooney sealed it with a free throw with nine seconds left in OT. Texas led late but Blaylock and Lee were top scorers for their teams in a tight 52 percent shooting game.
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Texas
Fred Mooney
Hogs
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Longhorns
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Blaylock
Almer Lee
Arkansas
AMEN Forfeits Early Games Over Ineligible Player
Arkansas AM&N must forfeit wins from the first part of the second semester after using senior Arnol Jack who had 131 credit hours toward a degree requiring 130. Under AIC rules players are ineligible at 128 hours or when exceeding degree requirements. Forfeits issued to games against Arkansas College Batesville, A&M College Monticello, and State College of Arkansas Conway. three additional losses noted.
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Clyde Scott Named to Football Hall of Fame
Clyde Smackover Scott, former University of Arkansas star and four-sport prep ace from Smackover Arkansas, was elected to the National Football Hall of Fame. He played as a defensive back for Navy in 1945, earned All-Southwest honors three straight years at Arkansas, won a silver medal in the 1948 Olympic high hurdles, and played six seasons in the pros with the Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions.
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University of Arkansas
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac For Daily Hunting
Solunar Periods are listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to hunt in favorable periods and good cover to maximize sport potential each day.
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O'Brien and Ryun Bold in Record Indoor Weekend
Kerry O'Brien shattered the two mile indoors with 8 19.2 at San Diego. Tom Van Ruden set a 1 000-meter world mark in New York. Jim Ryun ran 3 56.4 in the mile at the same event, tying the 4 minute barrier as part of a banner indoor season for American middle distance runners.
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Associated Press
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Tom van Ruden
Jim Ryun
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Ron Clarke
San Diego
International Sports Arena
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New York
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Great Britain
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O’brien
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Australia
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Arizona
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England
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Delaware
Leon Coleman
Mattapan
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Liquori
Florida
United States
Viktor Sanayev
Yevgeny Arzhanov
Rashid Sharafetdinov
Petraglia Wins Winston-Salem Bowling Classic Title
Johnny Petraglia a 24 year old left handed bowler from Brooklyn N Y won the Winston Salem Bowling Classic earning 10000 dollars. He rolled 202 in a rolloff with Larry Lichstein of Windsor Locks Conn who bowled 196 in the shutdown sequence.
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NBA and ABA Standings and Scores From Weekend Slate
Weekend basketball results span NBA and ABA divisions with Milwaukee and Phoenix leading in their groups. Sunday and Monday fixtures include Milwaukee over San Francisco 104-96 and San Francisco at Buffalo upcoming, plus multiple college and regional showdowns across East and Midwest divisions.
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Trevino Eyes Eight Under Par to Win Tucson Open
Lee Trevino, four back, speaks of needing eight under par over 36 holes in the weather-plagued Tucson Open. J. C. Snead and Dale Douglass share the 36-hole lead at 137 with DeWitt Weaver at 138 and a large chasing pack, including Larry Mowry at 139.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
Lee Trevino
Trevino
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Dale Douglass
DeWitt Weaver
Snead
Sam Snead
Douglass
Tucson National Golf Club
Husky Weaver
Larry Mowry
Frank Beard
Bob Lunn
Bobby Greenwood
Steve Spray
Don Bies
Florida
Julius Boros
Lionel Hebert
Reception Wins Arkansas Traveler Handicap at Hot Springs
Kind R Reception, a 6 year old gelding ridden by Emedes Hinojosa, captured his second victory in three starts by winning the $20,000 Arkansas Traveler Handicap. The horse, now third betting choice, paid 10.60 3.20 and 2.60. Sado and English Dancer finished second and third, with Don Brumfield and E D Keller aboard, as the winner moved from sixth at the quarter pole to outrun rivals in the stretch. Jockeys Danny Whited Lonnie Ray and Dave Niblock posted doubles on Saturday along with a $55.60 daily double payoff from Sanda Charger and Aviso.
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Thoeni Helps Bruggmann With Skis In Sugarloaf Giant Slalom
World Cup leader Gustavo Thoeni from Italy loaned skis to Switzerland's Edmund Bruggmann before Sugarloaf men's giant slalom. Bruggmann's skis were destroyed in a fire. Thoeni won the first heat. Bruggmann placed just behind.
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Austria
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Sugarloaf
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Olympic Vallley
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Penn Quakers Aim at Unbeaten Season After Dartmouth Victory
Penn coach Dick Harter guides a 22-0 Quakers squad following a 102-75 win over Dartmouth. Starters and bench mix highlighted by Dave Wohl and Bob Morse, with Calhoun anchoring defense. Penn leads Ivy race 10-0 as top teams surge nationwide.
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American Is Winner in Bobsled Run
An American team won the Kennedy Memorial Winter Games four man bobsled championship on the basis of one day of competition. Jim Hickey, 30, Air Force sergeant from Kenne, N.Y., piloted the winning sled with a combined two heat time of 2:14.04 as warm weather shortened the event on Mt Van Hoevenberg. Paul Lamey, 32, Navy commander from Washington, D.C., finished second with a two heat time of 2:14.29.
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Durr Upsets King in Florida Tennis Match
France's top player Francoise Durr, seeded ninth, defeated Billie Jean King 6-3 3-6 6-3 at Lighthouse Point, earning 2000 dollars and boosting her season total to 6600 dollars. King increased season earnings to 16000 dollars with second place. Rosemary Casals beat Kerry Melville 6-3 6-1 for third place.
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