Hope Bobcats edge Ouachita in high scoring thriller
The Hope Bobcats beat Ouachita 82 to 77 in a Midwest Conference clash. Norton and Dudley led Hope with timely scoring as Ouachita fought back from deficits, but a late field goal spree and crucial free throws sealed the win for the Bobcats.
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Dudley
Eophomere
Hope
Dick Phelan
Warriors
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Charles Frazier
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Mike Martin
Ray Bollen
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Frazier
Parker Powell
New Phalan
John Ross
John Dudley
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Nei Phelan
Milt Morin
Steve Harris
Mena
Muldrew
Hope Bobcats
Massanell
Harris
Quachita Warriors
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Morin
Martin
Schultz
Bollen
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Guachita
Quachita
Dale Williams
Hodge Phillips
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Timing
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advise planning days around periods of peak activity to maximize fishing and hunting success. The guide highlights optimal windows for fish and game during each day, aiding readers in selecting times and locations for the best sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Bobcats Face Texarkana In Jones Field House Showdown
Ralph Rooton notes Hope Bobcats aim to finish strong at home vs Texarkana after recent wins and a key groin injury left winger Larry Muldrew questionable. Bruins also surge, Lady Cats rallying prospects noted as season winds down with coach Bill Moore preparing for spring sports.
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Ralph Rooton
Hope Bobcats
Chad
Camipalgh
Texarkana
Larry
Bruins
Lynn Norton
Tommy Wabb
Ouachita
Fairview
Hope Star
Bill Moore
Hope High
Haywood Hot Rockets Go Into First
The Denver Rockets, led by Spencer Traywood with 26 points, beat the New Orleans Buccaneers 133-17 to seize first place in the ABA Western Division. Washington, Carolina, Kentucky, and Indiana also won in ABA play. NBA results featured Baltimore, Detroit, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Los Angeles victories.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Seattle
San Francisco
Boston
Rick Barty
George Carter
Beaver
Miami
Mt Denver
Los
College Basketball Scores and NBA Standings Digest
Saturday results show St Bonaventure 71 LIU Brown 66 and Princeton 94 Columbia 69 among many college games. NBA Eastern standings list New York 52 15 and Milwaukee 47 21 with weekly results highlighting wins by Detroit, Los Angeles, and Seattle.
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Cerrudo Captures San Antonio Open Golf Crown
Ron Cerrudo finally defeated Dick Lotz to win the San Antonio Open at Pecan Valley, taking the $20,000 top prize. Cerrudo shot 273 after a final round 68 amid sleet and rain, with Lotz close behind at 278. Rod Funseth and Miller Barber shared third at 279 as weather hampered play.
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Miller Barber
al Geiberger
John Schiee
Dave Stockton
Orville Moody
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Chris Blocker
Funseth
Hard Luck Trophy Goes to Finland at International Sprinties
The International Sprinties skating championships in West Allis crowned Finland with the Hard Luck Trophy as Ludmila Titova won the women’s crown and Valeri Maratov claimed the men’s title. Titova, 23, swept the 500m on both days and set a near-world mark. Muratov showed consistency but faltered in the final race.
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Associated Press
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Soviet Union
Finland
Mick
Ludmila Titova
de Woreen
Valeri Maratov
West Allis
Titoya
Stasian
Dapail
Keiichi Suzuki
Suzuki
Fights in North Adams Card Draws Lowell Man and Pittsfield Bout
Sinmy Jaynes, 130 pounds from Lowell defeats Terry Ron deau, 25, of Pittsfield, in a walk and outpost style match in North Adams. The bout featured aggressive exchanges and ended with Jaynes securing the win on points.
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Associated Press
North Adams
Mass
Sinmy Jaynes
Lowell
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Mage
Hamilton Wins Daytona 500 In Tight Finish
Pete Hamilton, 26, beat veteran David Pearson by three car lengths at Daytona International Speedway to claim the Daytona 500 and a $46,400 prize. Driving for Richard Petty's Plymouth team, Hamilton led 9 laps late to secure the win amid 103,800 spectators and a speed of 149.601 mph. Pearson finished second. Tebby Allison third and Charlie Glotzbach fourth. An earlier crash injured Thuddy Arrington. multiple top contenders faltered in the 200-lap race.
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Sheil Tis
College Founder Dies at 85
Springfield College founder Vluyence J. Selua, long associated with General Pilea Box Coy, dies at 85. He served as a wartime leader for Augusta Sulu Tf Club and was noted for his frequent games with President Kischower and Entert Tutt. Unclear details reference S499 polls.
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Alies
ALM Vluyence
UCLA Falls to Oregon in Upset Stuns Nation
Oregon defeated UCLA 78-65 as the Pac-8 race tightens and standings shift. Stan Love and Rusty Blair led the Ducks with 19 points apiece, while John Wooden criticized the offense and rebounding showing. UCLA remains atop the Pac-8 with four games left, but eyes turn to NCAA bids and potential title defenses.
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Ohio U Eyes Mid American Title as Bowling Green Slips
On Monday February 23 1970 Cincinnati beat Louisville 82 to 54 while Santa Clara and Pacific lead the West Coast A C with four games left. Ohio U can win the Mid American honors if Bowling Green loses to Western Michigan Wednesday else the Bobcats meet the Falcons next Saturday.
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Bullets Break Knicks Slump Behind Monroe's 37 Points
The Baltimore Bullets edged the Knicks 1004 Sunday as Earl Monroe scored 37 and Walt Frazier led New York with 30. Milwaukee, Detroit, Seattle and others won in NBA action, with top scorers including Lew Alcindor and Jerry West in varied outcomes across the league. ABA results saw Kentucky, Charlotte, Washington, and Denver win on Sunday.
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