Bobcats Seek Turnaround at Malvern in Key District Clash
Hope Bobcats on a four game skid after a 20 4 start in district play. They average 59.7 points per game but allow 61. Tonight they travel to Malvern for a 6 30 p.m. pair of games to reverse the slide and chase district tourney hope.
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Baylor and TCU Face Big SWC Showdown Tonight
Associated Press notes Baylor and Texas Christian square off to shape the Southwest Conference race with Baylor favored by Don Knodel due to its schedule. TCU trails by at least two games, while SMU and Texas Tech chase for third as Rice and Texas A&M fight for positioning.
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UCLA Tops AP Basketball Poll As 1970-71 Season Nears End
UCLA remains the leading college basketball power with 24 first place votes as Marquette, USC and Penn follow in the top positions. Marquette stands 21-0 and closes on Fordham while Duquesne and Western Kentucky crack the top ten in the latest AP ratings for the week.
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Pacers Narrow ABA West Lead With 102 99 Victory
Indiana Pacers edged Memphis Pros 102 99 to close the ABA West Division gap to 1 percent. Mel Daniels scored 35 for the Pacers, while Charley Williams topped Memphis with 25. San Francisco beat Buffalo 108 91 in the lone NBA game.
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Tucson Open gives J C Snead first title with nagging doubts
J C Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, won the weather delayed Tucson Open at 273 after a final round 66. He led by two with two holes to play but bogeyed 17 and finished two back, expressing mixed feelings about the victory and the way he finished. Douglass shot 274 to place second.
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State Keeps Alive in Southland
Arkansas State University edged Trinity University 56-53 to keep Southland Conference title hopes alive. Danny Sullivan led ASU with 15 points, Allan Pruett added 14, as Trinity faded after a late drought. A possible SLC title showdown with Abilene Christian looms March 1.
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Jerkens Seeks First Stakes Victory in Black Helen Handicap
HIALEAH Fla AP Train er Allen Jerkens seeks his first stakes win of the season as Taken Aback for Hobeau Farm carries 122 pounds in the $50,000 added Black Helen Handicap at Hialeah Park. Ten other entries expected for the mile and one eighth dirt race.
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