Ouachita Girls Fall To Nashville College In AR Showdown
Nashville Business College, ranked No 1 nationally, edged Ouachita 56 43 on Tuesday night in Arkadelphia. Ouachita led by 11 late, but Pat Ramsey and Donna Byers each scored 25 for the Tigers with other Sky players contributing, while All American White was limited to 16. Wayland Baptist visits Arkadelphia Thursday at 7 30 as Ouachita aims to rebound under Coach Carolyn Moffatt.
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Ouachita and Southern State to Open Tourney
Ouachita and Southern State meet in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference tournament final to decide the District 17 representative for the NAIA national tourney. Ouachita edged Harding 84 82 in a semifinal, while Southern State upset Arkansas Tech 99 84 behind Danny Sheets 30 points and late jumper.
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Tigers Prospects Preview From a World Title Defense
Prospectus previews Detroit Tigers lineup for next season led by pitching stars Denny McLain and Mickey Lolich and power hitters Norm Cash and Willie Horton. Al Kaline anchors outfield with Gates Browning and Jim Northrup. rookies Ron Woods and Don Papper watch for breakout power.
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Hayes Slips but Still Leads NBA Scoring Race
New York AP reports Elvin Hayes, with 1,937 points in 66 games for a 29.3 average, clings to the scoring lead as the season nears its end. He remains ahead of runner-up Bob Rule by 284 points, with Earl Monroe, Oscar Robertson, and Billy Cunningham rounding out the top five. Chamberlain dominates field goal percentage at .379 and rebounding at 13.83 per game.
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Goaltenders may file grievance as NHL action roils league
In a weekend of heavy play, Detroit routed Philadelphia 9-1 while New York beat Boston 6-0 and Minnesota topped Toronto 4-2. Pittsburgh edged Detroit 3-2 and St. Louis beat Los Angeles 4-1, with Montreal 4-2 over Philadelphia and Chicago 4-2 over Toronto the prior night. Wayne Connelly, Pete Stemkowski, and Frank Mahovlich led Detroit’s attack, Mahovlich reaching 39 goals.
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Ellis Wins B Tourney Contender Stamps Lead Prattsville County Line
In Little Rock Arkansas three first round games set up quarterfinals as Ellis defeats Gentry 94 60 with Robert Ensley scoring 28. Prattsville tops Kensett 68 58 led by Lewis Clegg with 27. County Line beats St Charles 75 63 led by Roger Hayne 21 and Bob McCoy 19. Stamps Ellis Prattsville and County Line advance to quarters.
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Ouachita Signs Four Football Players in AP News
Ouachita announced on Monday that it signed four players to football scholarships. Mac Stroud quarterback from Malvern, Bruce Efird tackle from Malvern, Bobby Freeze punter and defensive end from Pine Bluff, and Jerry Holland linebacker from Jacksonville are the new signees.
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Three Games Slated in A Tourney
Three senior boys Class A state tournament opening games set with Green Forest versus White Hall at 2 p.m. Lonoke meets McCrory at 6 30 p.m. and St Annes faces Magnolia at 9 30 p.m. Brinkley, Hermitage and Charleston advance to quarterfinals with notable wins.
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Rangers Rout Bruins as Orr Returns in Loss
Bett scored early in the second to make four nothing as Favell replaced goal. Gen dyon added for the Flyers in the third. The Rangers beat the Bruins 5 0 despite Orr’s return from a knee injury. Gilbert Marshall Tkaczuk, Nevin, Hextall and Park scored with Nevin and Park nets first NHL goals. Giacomin earned his sixth shutout of the season.
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Lamar Tech Beats Arkansas State For Southland Win
Lamar Tech Cardinals won 78 to 54 over Arkansas State, improving to 5-2 in Southland play and placing second behind Trinity. ASU finished 3-5 in league, despite John Belcher's 20 points. The 16 ASU turnovers sparked the decisive victory.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on desk sleep and errors
The boss jokes that some workers should sleep at their desks to reduce the next day’s errors. The cartoonish quip highlights office fatigue and managerial frustration with daily mistakes.
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