Mustangs Beat Texas Tech 87 73 at Moody Coliseum
SMU pulled clear in a Southwest Conference clash at Moody Coliseum defeating Texas Tech 87 73 to move into a two way top spot with Texas A&M. Ruben Triplett led SMU with 28 points on 14 free throws and Greg Lowery struggled for Tech with 11 points.
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Shot Fired in Hockey War Bold Move by Bernie Parent
Detroit AP reports the first major move in the WHA NHL clash as Bernie Parent agrees to a 750000 dollar five year WHA contract with the Miami Screaming Eagles. Parent will finish the Maple Leafs season if needed, noting the money outweighs his current salary and team concerns. Steve Arnold of the WHA says more signings could follow after season end.
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Hope Ark Star Highlights Broad Basketball Standings
East ABA standings show Kentucky leading with 51 wins 12 losses and 810 percent. New York, Floridians, and Cecalina follow as Pittsburgh and Virginia pursue playoff positions. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 112 Dallas 105 and Denver 121 Virginia 105 with several college games across the East.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Southwest
Macon 95 in double overtime over Southwest Texas Christian 75. Rice 68. SMU 87 over Texas Tech 73. Texas 92 defeats Arkansas 86 in OT. Texas A&M 101, Baylor 95 in OT. Loyola 78, Nev. Las Vegas 75. So. Colo. 76 over No. Colo. 48. Western Mont. 93, Montana Tech 87. Puget Sound 105, Chapman 73. Ohio U. 84, Chicago Loyola 76. Fordham 89, Notre Dame 72. Wisconsin 66, Purdue 60. Arkansas 92, Arkansas 86 in OT. John Brown 83, Oklahoma City Christian 80. Arkansas freshmen 128, Arkansas State Beebe branch 90. High school results listed for Little Rock area and other Arkansas towns with multiple junior games and district play.
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Many Entries Seen for SW Handicap at Oaklawn Park
A flood of applications is expected for the $20,000 Southwest Handicap at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas as a key step toward the $100,000 Arkansas Derby. The six furlong race for 3-year-olds may be split into two divisions with high and low weights, featuring Hempen's Song and entries Whitesburg Sensi tive Music Elmer L Brown Lighting Lark Our Trade Winds Tudor Warrior Billy Rogell and others.
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Absences at camps loom over top AL hurlers
Bruce Lowitt reports the majors face lost stars as Mickey Lolich and Vida Blue remain unsigned amid contract talks and money disputes. Blue seeks around 100000, while Lolich negotiates for a multi-year deal. other notables like Marichal and Siebert also delay camp arrival.
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Sot More in Spa Feature Heads Oaklawn Field
Sot More winless in two earlier outings heads a field of 10 in the $8,500 feature at Oaklawn Park. The 5 furlong allowance for 3-year-olds and up includes Singing Jin. Lot Mare and others carry 117-120 pounds with various jockeys listed. The Tuesday card saw Mitos Bolero win the 8,500 mile and 70-yard event by three lengths.
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Condors Try Tucson Test Attract 2000 In Arizona Experiment
The Pittsburgh Condors drew about 2,000 fans in Tucson to test market potential as they beat the Dallas Chaparrals 112-105. George Thompson scored 32 for Pittsburgh while Donnie Freeman led Dallas with 36. Denver beat Virginia 121-105 in the ABA action.
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Free Tosses Let Texas Beat Hogs
Arkansas led by 11 in the second half but six points by Harry Larrabee at the free throw line in a 35 second span gave Texas a 92-86 overtime win. Martin Terry led Arkansas with 34 points as Texas improved to 14-7 overall and 7-4 in SWC. Arkansas fell to 6-17 overall and 2-6 SWC.
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Anderson Lane Swapped by Packers Cardinals
Benny Anderson, once the Packers top rusher, was traded to the Cardinals after a contract dispute dating to 1971. His 3,061 rushing yards rank him fifth in Packers history, but his role diminished last season behind rookie John Brockington.
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ABA Delays Pro Draft After McDaniels Jump
The ABA postponed its draft a week to let the Carolina Cougars reassess after Jim McDaniels jumped to the Seattle Supersonics. The draft, by conference call, is rescheduled for March 2 with Cougars priority on a big addition to offset the loss.
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Solunar Tables and Knight's Guide to Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables suggest planning days around peak fishing and hunting times to maximize success. The schedule highlights favorable periods for sport each day.
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Judge Upholds Player Suspension in Big 10
In Minneapolis, Judge Earl Larson ruled the Big Ten must uphold Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen suspensions or Minnesota players will be reinstated. The case stems from a Jan. 25 Gophers–Ohio State brawl, with a hearing set for Thursday to decide their fate.
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