Hope High School track program aims to grow under coach Jim Duncan
Coach Jim Duncan begins his second year at Hope High School building a track program from a dormant base. Twenty three boys are out, with 17 planned meets including a Tuesday practice at Lewisville. Notable stars include the Davis twins Elvin and Alvin Slick, plus seniors Flenery, Johnson, Jones, Grace, and Williams. Duncan predicts improvements in the quarter, long jump, and discus events as out-of-town meets dominate the schedule. He notes limited facilities but hopes for hosting meets next year, with a 1975 schedule listing 17 events across multiple towns and relays culminating in the Arkadelphia district.
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Hope
Bob Dylan
Lewisville
Davis Twins
Elvin
Alvin
Slick
Alvin Davis
Bobby Jones
Jerry Berry
David Flenery
Larry Johnson
Jones
Bobcats
Jimmy Williams
Bill Niven
Jimmy
Larry Grace
Grace
Arkadelphia
Camden
Magnolia
Alexander
Greg Alexander
Richard Miller
Hope Bobcats
Future Hope
Arkansas Class B playoff roundup from Oak Grove games
Fountain Hill toppled Mineral Springs 83-75 as David Gray posted 31 points and 14 rebounds. Judsonia beat Jessieville 70-61, Bearden down Mount Judea 69-50, Nemo Vista edged Marmaduke 54-48, and Sloan-Hendrix defeated Rosston Oak Grove 58-57. County Line beat Mammoth Spring 54-44.
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Batesville
Ark
David Gray
Fountain Hill
Mineral Springs
Judsoniz
Jessieville
Bearden
Mount Judea
Teachville
Farmington
Nemo Vista
Marmaduke
Sloan-Hendrix
Rosston Oak Grove
Cotton Plant
Sparkman
County Line
Mammoth Spring
Ken Piggie
Kenny Wilson
Judsonia
Roger Castleberry
Chris Lockhart
Lex Counts
Terry Odle
Brent Slayton
Leachville
Wesley Stevens
Randy Stell
Rick Poe
David
Sam Witt
Sloan Hendrix
Oak Grove
Claude Holleman
High scoring night across Arkansas hoops and Oaklawn
Rodney Washington led Pres entt with 20 points and Arthur Giles 17 as Highland beat Crawfordsville by 39-30 at halftime. Conway defeated Benton 60-42 in AAA state play led by Lawson Pilgrim with 17 points and 27 rebounds. West Memphis edged Jacksonville 46-39, Fort Smith Southside beat McClellan 69-64, and Helena won 55-38. Arkansas Razorbacks beat Rice 86-51 behind Charles Terry and Jack Schulte with 18 each. Anty's Beau won a 10,000 feature at Oaklawn, with Staging Area second and Heed The Word third. crowd at 9,846 wagering over 1.22 million dollars.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Billy Joe Disnute
Hampton
Forte
Billy Junior
Ather Bridges
Earle
Monette
Carlisle
Drew Central
Pulaski Oak Grove
Prescott
Gould
Highland
Crawfordsville
Rodney Washington
Presentt
Arthur Giles
Raymond Sanders
Phillip Orr
Rusty Schulz
John Hansen
Orr
Schulz
Hansen
Malcom Faulkner
Conway, Ark
Lawson Pilgrim
Conway
Benton
Herman Hamons
Dennis Calvin
West Memphis
Jacksonville
Fort Smith Southside
Little Rock McClellan
Helena
Springdale
Blue Devils
Southside
McClellan
Stanley Dangerfield
Fayetteville
Charles Terry
Jack Schulte
Arkansas ‘ Razorbacks
Rice
Schulte
Eddie Sutton
Hogs
Texas Tech
Charles Daniels
Owls
Hot Springs
Anty’s Beau
W. C. Partee
Magnolia
Oaklawn Park
Anty
Beat
Tony Rini
Jet Rupers
Split Rail
Beau
Rini
Garth Patterson
Harold Tinker-Rini
Jerry Hemp
R. A. Smith
Chips and Petals
Millwood
Partee
Toomuchholme
Senate
Teanazier
Red Tamao
Bold Alliance
Martin Ily L
Cool Perfection
Parler Encore
Patty’s Hoss
Windtree
Dr. Rowland
Model Husband
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar schedules printed from Richard Alden Knights SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily fishing and hunting planning. Readers are advised to plan activities around these times to maximize success in favorable territories and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Scaife Near Scoring Title as Road Games Loom
Don Scaife posts 27.6 season mark through 23 games with two road games left. He scored 14 in 16 minutes after his fifth foul against Lamarr, then 26 vs Louisiana Tech. Edmond Lawrence tops McNeese with 72 points in three games lifting to 21.0, while Lanky Wells adds 44 in two for 18.3.
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Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Mike Green
Louisiana Tech
Larry Jeffries
Trinity University
Scaife
Lamarr
McNeese State
Edmond Lawrence
Lanky Wells
Tech
Wells
Jerry Johnson
Texas- Arlington
Johnson
Larry Oney
John McGough
Arkansas State
Ike Mills
Lamar
McGough
Mills
John Rudd
McNeese
Elliott Lawrence
Rudd
Lawrence
Lamar U
Texas Arlington
Magnolia claim first round state tournament win over Paris
Magnolia, ranked No. 1 in the AP poll, defeated Paris 60 34 as Greg Alexander scored 20 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Charles Gilbert added 13 points, while Magnolia held a 41 9 rebounding edge. Paris finished 16 11. Magnolia advances to face Searcy Thursday at 1 30 p.m. with second round games surrounding Morrilton Rivercrest Subiaco Stuttgart Monticello Malvern and Harrison Lakeside.
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Star Sports
Arkadelphia
Ark
Magnolia
Greg Alexander
Paris Cage
Eagles
Alexander
Big Panther
Charles Gilbert
Gilbert
Mark McDonald
Panther
Tim Anderson
Paris
Associated Press
Panthers
Richard Miller
Searcy
Fordyce
Morrilton
Rivercrest
Subiaco
Stuttgart
Monticello
Malvern
Harrison
Lakeside
Marrilton
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