Thundering Herd routs St Francis in college hoops clash
Marshall, ranked No. 8, trounced St Francis 95 80 after a close first half. Russ Lee scored 23 in a 50 point second half as Marshall surged ahead. UCLA, Southwestern Louisiana, Virginia, Kentucky and Kansas State won, with UCLA beating Washington State 85 55.
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Thomas on Probation and Cowboys Future Hopes
Duane Thomas, once a Cowboys star, faces a five year probated sentence for marijuana possession after pleading guilty in Greenville Texas. Judge Hollis Garmon urged the 24 year old and his 21 year old brother Bertrand to pursue a brighter path.
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Heart Fund Jackson Satisfied Vida Blue Next Likely
Reggie Jackson signed for a raise after a salary dispute with Oakland owner Charles O. Finley. Vida Blue still seeks about $50,000 though MVP and Cy Young winner status raises expectations. Spring training begins with many unsigned stars across major league camps, including Frank Howard, Juan Marichal, Tito Fuentes, Chris Speier, and others in San Francisco, Detroit, Minnesota, Boston, and Milwaukee as teams firm up offers or set deadlines.
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Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
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Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Ron Blomberg
New York Yankees
Carl Morton
Rusty Staub
Montreal
Sparky Lyle
Sonny Siebert
Boston
Southern State rises to top in AIC with big win
Southern State Muleriders slam Arkansas College 97 61 to seize first place in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference, improving to 15 3 in league play as Ouachita and Southern State prepare for Thursday games. Arkansas Tech edged Henderson in OT 100 99, while UA Monticello downed State College of Arkansas 78 73 and Hendrix beat Harding 83 74.
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Central Stays on Top in State Poll Arkansas hoops
Little Rock Central remains No. 1 in the AP Arkansas high school basketball poll with nine first place votes after wins over Little Rock Hall and El Dorado. Parkview is No. 2, Blytheville No. 3, Fayetteville No. 4, Subiaco No. 5, Stuttgart No. 6, Hall No. 7, Stephens No. 8, Jonesboro Westside No. 9, and Hardy Highland No. 10.
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Ali Chuvalo Sign Again in Pacific Coliseum Bout
Muhammad Ali and Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo finalize contracts for a 12 round rematch at Pacific Coliseum on March 13 Promoter Murray Pezim announced the Vancouver bout will be their second meeting Chuvalo previously lost a 15 round decision to Ali in a title bout on March 29 1966.
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UCLA Leads AP Top Twenty in 20-Game Unbeaten Run
UCLA remains No.1 with 838 points and 41 first place votes as Marquette holds second. Ohio State and Virginia drop, while Houston and Oral Roberts enter the Top Twenty, replacing Providence and Tennessee. rankings reflect through Feb. 12 games and full 20-point scale.
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Beaty Sets New Scoring Record for Stars
Zelmo Beaty scored 63 points to set a new ABA single game scoring mark as the Utah Stars beat Pittsburgh 149 to 140. He shot 24 of 31 and 15 of 15 from the line, adding 15 rebounds amid stars teammates feeding him inside.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Outdoor Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is drawn from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish or hunt during these times to maximize your chances of finding good sport in favorable territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Blevins Hosts Harlem Stars in Pee Wee Final Schedule
Final schedule for Pee Wee Basketball games covers February March and April 1972 at Blevins with all events at 6 30 p m admission 25 cents students 50 cents adults Harlem Stars game at 8 00 p m that night admission 1 50 per person covers Pee Wee games and Harlem Stars vs Blevins faculty April 46 27 28 29 tournament closes season at Blevins with Delight Laneburey Bodcaw Cale Emmet Willisville and Blevins signed to tournament
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Snyder Leads Spa Jockeys at Oaklawn Park
Snyder leads Oaklawn Park jockey standings with 13 wins from 76 mounts this season, followed by Whited and Ray with 12 first-place finishes each. Whited has 66 mounts, with seven seconds and seven thirds, while Snyder’s totals include 14 seconds and nine thirds.
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