Junior Olympic Boys Basketball Results Feb 20 Guernsey Gym
Hope Builders Supply beat Sherwin Williams 36 to 26 in the Boys Junior Division. Endsley and Williams each scored 10 for the winners, Cooley had 11 for Sherwin Williams. Main Auto Parts def Moore Brothers 28 to 26, Mitchell 12 for Main Auto Tolleson 10 for Moore. Western Auto edged J A West 37 to 35, last top scorer with 13, Wickens 21 for J A West. Junior Olympic Tournament for Boys Midget and Junior Division is set for Saturday Feb 24 at Jones Field House.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac Forecasts Activity
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide hunters and anglers to plan outings. The schedule suggests fishing in productive territory and hunting in good cover during those times to improve chances of success each day.
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Baseball talks sampling mood of players
Los Angeles AP reports baseball contract talks paused as Marvin Miller holds sectional briefings with major leaguers to gauge sentiment before returning to New York. Miller plans seven meetings, with Chicago next, to press three year contracts and pension plans amid possible strikes if March 9 deadlines pass. Don Sutton cites concessions and pressed for spring training to open without a lockout. Sparky Anderson laments the state of sports bargaining as camps stay largely closed.
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Herbalist Sweeps Feature Race At Oaklawn Park
Herbalist led in the final furlong to win the $15,000 feature at Oaklawn Park by 2% lengths over Admiral's Shield. Jockey Danny Gargan guided the 6 year old 1970 Arkansas Derby winner to a 1:41 3-5 mile and 70 yards victory, paying $3.60 3.40 and 3. Lightly regarded Admiral's Shield paid $10.60 and $6.80 for place and Countyercards $6.80.
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Ouachita Leads AIC Race with Thursday Victories
The Associated Press reports Ouachita tops the Argees Intercollegiate Conference standings after four teams posted wins Thursday night, shaping the tight race for the league title.
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Olympic junior tournament set for Saturday across divisions
Ouachita leads the league at 15-1 with Henderson 14-2, Southern State and Arkansas College 11-6. Thursday results: Ouachita beat State College 83-69, Henderson over Hendrix 90-83, Southern State over Ozarks 86-66, Arkansas College beat Harding 92-82.
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Benefit basketball double header for Heart Fund at Jones Field House
Two charity games at Jones Field House raise funds for the Heart Fund. Hope Optimist Club meets school system faculty at 7 p.m., followed by Hope Lions Club vs Kiwanis Club around 8:30. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children, with all proceeds to the Heart Fund.
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UCLA Bruins extend win streak with Oregon rout
UCLA remained undefeated with a 72-61 victory over Oregon, marking the 67th straight Bruins win this season while Oregon freshman Ronnie Lee led scorers with 31 points. Providence crushed Assumption 107-87 as Marvin Barnes dominated with 29 points and 30 rebounds. Other results: Houston crushed Trinity 116-57, Memphis State beat North Texas State 93-88, Oregon State toppled USC 82-66, New Mexico defeated Colorado 93-72, Notre Dame beat West Virginia 92-73, and Manhattan beat Connecticut 97-87 in MSG action.
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Gleaming seizes Turf Cup bid at Hialeah Saturday
Gleaming, star of Calumet Farm, aims to be the first horse to win the $100,000-added Hialeah Turf Cup. He carries 122 pounds and faces 11 grass runners over 1 1/8 miles at Hialeah, a rematch after last year’s victory. Other entrants include Dubassof 118 Life Cycle 110 Wing Out 115 and Lord Vancouver 115. At Santa Anita Crusading seeks a sixth straight stakes win in the $75,000-added San Antonio Stakes carrying 119 with rivals Finalista 120 Kennedy Road 119 and Single Agent 119.
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Kings fall to Bucks in overtime thriller
In Omaha, Kansas City Omaha Kings lose 116-113 in overtime to the Milwaukee Bucks. Nate Archibald nets 43 after missing Tuesday with a bruised knee while teammate Matt Guokas blocks in backcourt magic. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores 27 and Lucius Allen 32 as Milwaukee clinches the series. Archibald’s late heroics and a 99-55 halftime lead highlight the gutty effort.
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Veterans and tour pros lead at multiple 1973 golf events
Five-under-par 67s by veteran Gay Brewer and rookie Forest Ferler share the first round lead in the Jackie Gleason Classic. In Nigeria, Bryan Allen and Nigerians Patrick Okpomu and Paul Osanebi shoot 66 to top the Nigerian Open. Tony Jacklin posts 65 to lead the Bogota Open. Ken Rosewall reaches the Cologne World Champion Tennis quarterfinals, while Jeff Austin advances in the U S National Indoor Open Tennis. Don Johnson leads Winston-Salem Bowling Classic, and Montreal Expos sign three farm products for 1973.
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