Basketball squad rosters and late season notes from Jones Field House
The article lists players including Lynn Norton and David Briges as key sophomores, with juniors Charles Trane Parker Powell and Brownie Massenelli in starting mix. Frazier shines in Ouachita win with 23 points, while Beanehee anchors defense as the team nears a home finale at Jones Field House. Texarkana looms as a 4-AA power threat after prior losses to Mangolia and Camden.
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Lynn Norton
David Briges
Charles
Trane Pa Parker Powell
Rownie Massenelli
Frazier
Fis
Ouachita
John Ross
Powell
Masganell
Parker
Bobcats
Jones Field House
Hope
Texarkana
Magnolia
Camden
Laver May Not Play U.S. Open Over Tennis Merger Rift
Dallas AP report says defending champion Rod Laver may miss the U S Open if World Champions of Tennis and National Tennis League fail to settle with the USLTA. Mike Davies and George MacCall said talks are discontinued and no commitments remain for American Opens including the U S Open at Forest Hills.
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Dallas
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Od Laver
Sember
Forest Hille
World Champions A Tennis
Allas
National Tennis League
Forest Hills
Mike Davies
World Championship Tennis
George MacCall
USLTA
Caray Case Concludes In Tie Upset Outcome
A fragmented clipping notes a boxing or sports conclusion involving an athlete nicknamed Caray, with a late rally and a decisive knockout of an opponent. The brief mentions 42M, suggesting a monetary or score detail, and references reAnG as an unclear term in the event.
Star players in NL signings fuel tense negotiations
Baseball moves show Reds seeking 250 inning commitment for Jim Maloney while accepting 60,000 with conditions, Cardinals hold fire on Richie Allen, and Yankees hear Horace Clarke demand dual salary goals tied to a 1 million loan. See Mac Phail dismisses banking route.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Richie Allen
New York Yankees
Horace Clarke
Juan Marichal
Red
Maloney
Cnly
Chief Bender
Reds
Allen
St. Louis
Cardinal
Jim Tom Mey
Bing Devine
Philadelphia Phillies
Clarke
Yankees
See MacPhail
Solunar Tables for Large Mouth Bass Sport
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide daily fishing. Plan trips to hit prime times in good territory and cover for optimal bass sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Grits and Closely Contested High School Poll
The Associated Press basketball poll lists Searcy first with a perfect 28 0 record. FS Northside and FS Southside hold positions two and three as Westside and Horace Mann gain votes and Malvern replaces Judsonia in the No 10 spot.
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Rotthaide
Fort Smithside
Jonnsboro
Westaide
Little “Rock
Camden
Pine Blut
Mann
Northside
Judsonia
Malvern
Associated Press
Searcy
Southside
Jonesboro
Westside Ee
Horace Mann
LR Central
McClellan
Camden Lincoln
Pine Bluff
Altheimer
Blytheimer
Blytheville
Brinkley
Dollarway
Pyatt knocked out in first round of 1970 state tourney
In Little Rock at Barton Coliseum Pyatt, last year’s Class B finalist, went scoreless in the fourth quarter and lost 58 41 to Plumerville. Other first round results included Desha Central 66 43 over Maynard and Terrell 63 54 over Judsonia with eight more games scheduled today at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Pyatt
Plumerville
Barton Coliseum
Desha Central
Maynard
Terrell
Judsonia
Fountain Lake
Cedarville
Stephens Carver
Genoa Central
Parkin
Sparkman
Paragould Oak Grove
County Line
Howard County
Cailee Rock
University of Arkansas At
Mammoth Spring
Dover
Stamps Ellis
Portland
Weiner
Umpire
Biggers
Johnny Rortur
Turrell
Fred Hubach
Judsouts
Larry Elmore
Paragould Quk Grove
Kendall Hurt
Esmore
Jerry West
Calico Rock
Howard Cowmunty
Winers
Jim Hopkins
Fountain Iake
College basketball results and district scores from various games
A packed slate of college and high school basketball scores across multiple regions. Notable men's college results include Kentucky over Alabama 98 69 and Notre Dame 121 Butler 14, with midwest showdowns Marquette 81 Xavier 73 and Illinois? scorelines. High school districts in Arkansas feature Desha Central 66 Maynard 43 and Parkin 65 Sparkman 58, while Parkin tops with 23 points from Thompson. Local teams like Toronto? No.
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NE la
SE la
Midwest
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
Notre Dame
Butler
Chicago
Loyola
Bowling Green
Oto
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Bellarmine
Ashland
Southwest
New Mex
Boise St
Houston
Tex
Payne
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Kentucky Takes Lead Over UCLA In Poll Race
Kentucky rises to No. 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll after beating LSU and Purdue Pete Maravich’s team 121-105 and UCLA loses to Oregon. Kentucky earns 14 first place votes to UCLA’s 11 as St Bonaventure, South Carolina and New Mexico State follow in the top ranks. UCLA remains second with 532 points.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Adolph
Mons
Wildcats
UCLA
Rupp
Bruins
Oregon
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Cate
St. Bonaventure
South Carolina
New Mexico State
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Marquette
Iowa
Florida State
Notre Dame
Irish
Vanderbilt
Eugene
Ore
South Carolis
Town
Davidson
Western Kentucky
North Carolinai State
Houston
Drake
Kansas State
Columbia
North Curatina
Utah State
Unseld Breaks Deadlock With Hayes in rebounding race
New York reports Wes Unseld of Baltimore broke a tie with Elvin Hayes for the NBA rebounds lead last weekend. The Bullets defeated the Knicks 110 to 104, Unseld recording 19 rebounds after a 26-rebound game against Detroit, leaving him near Hayes in per game average.
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New York
APS
Baltimare
Wes Unseld
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
National Basketball Association
Bullets
New York Rnickerbockers
Kafcks
Unseld
Detroit
Michel
Hayes
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Sly Quinteenage
Red Sox show pitching depth under new manager Kasko
Boston builds strong rotation led by Jim Lonborg and Ray Culp with Gary Peters and Sonny Siebert in mix. Batting features George Scott Rico Petrocelli and Luis Alvarado as top rookies, while Carl Yastrzemski Reggie Smith and Tony Canigliaro pace the lineup.
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Prospectus
Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Dick Williams
Red Son
Spord
Jim Lonborg
Tate
Boston
Ray Culp
Thar
Sparky Lyie
Mike Nagy
Jose Santiago
Gary Peters
White Sox
Sonny Siebert
Ken Brett
Letty
Lee Starge
Vicente Romo
Gary Wagner
Phil
Texas Penn State Football Schedule Talks Endorsement
Texas and Penn State will not meet in the 1970 regular season as both schools decline an 11-game schedule. An Associated Press survey shows 13 new games added for 1970, including a Southern California Alabama night game, with more matchups planned.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Texas
Penn State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Washington
D.C
Southern California
Alabama
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Duke
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Holy Cross
Army
Colgate Navy
Washington State
Kansas
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Utah State
Kansas State
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt
Arkington
Texas Christian
North Carolina State
Richmand
Erprise Assn
Wake Forest
Nebraska
N.C. State
Notre Dame
Arizona State
Ohio U
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Syracuse
Southwest Conference
Darrell Royal
Royal
Joe Paterno
NCAA
American Football Coaches Association
Edward Czekaj
Ohio State
Big Ten
Arkansas
Southern Cal
Bendaville Heads Field at Oaklawn
In Oaklawn Park's $4,200 feature for 3 year olds, Bendaville leading a full field of eighteen as topweights Hallelujah Pike Prince and Sovereign Mant pace the race. Larry Snyder topped national trainers in 1969 with multiple winners including Lis Bag, Spyder, Fan My Farow, and Star Colgin among others. Jockeys and payouts referenced reflect a busy day with Lil's Bag paying exacta and trifecta-like returns while Miss Suzuki and Jom's Music also earned notable purses.
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Mot Springs
Ark
Doug Davis Jr
Qukchiwn Park
Davis
Oaklawna
Pike Prince
Sovereign Mant
Larry Snyder
Fom
Spyder
Secouad
Colgin i
A. FL
Snavepad
Len
Aves
Jan
Duverih
Jwwhey
Yidime Ashtola
Ma Albert Ut
Ashidelel
Aotverth
Rice Can Tie SWC Title With Tech Victory
In Lubbock Rice and Texas Tech clash as Rice aims to pull even for the Southwest Conference title behind guards Gary Reist Tom Myer and Rice’s Greg Lowery Gene Knolle. Rice holds a 9.2 length lead over Tech and Texas A&M, with two games left including at Texas A&M next Tuesday. Eddie Shore to receive Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy for outstanding service to hockey in the United States in New York on March 9.
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Dennent
Freeman Associated Press
Bob Bass
Texas Tech
Gene Knodel
Rice
Lubbock
Owls
Gary) Reist
Tom) Myer
Bass
Don Knodel
Greg) Lowery
Gene) Knolle
Knolle
Texas A&m
Aggies
Arkansas
Tech
Texas Christian
College Station
Knodel
Baylor
Texas
Southern Methodist
NEW York
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
United States
Shore
Bruins
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