Smackover Buckaroos Rout Hope In 4-AA Tourney
Smackover Buckaroos defeated Hope Bobcats 74 to 56 in the District 4-AA first round at Southern State College Magnolia. Hope ends season 6-18. Smackover advances to quarterfinals versus Crossett Eagles tonight at 9 30 p.m. in Magnolia.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reports
The Associated Press details boxing results with Leotis Martin outpointing Al Lewis in Detroit and Musashi Nakano stopping Fel Perez in the Philippines. O'Connor outpointed Christan in Rochester while Horsman defeated Reilly in Chatfield. Hes ter outpointed Wilson in Las Vegas.
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al Blue
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Detroit
Tokyo
Musashi Nakano
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Pedi Ranza
Philippines
Rochester
Minn
Pao O'Connor
Ray Christan
Winnipeg
Man
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Bob Reilly
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Las Vegas
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Billy Hester
Los Angeles
Ronnie Wilson
San Diego
Charity Begins at Home for Chaparrals
The Dallas Chaparrals lost field goals 39-34 to New Orleans but won 108-101 after making 38 free throws including 13 in the final two minutes. ABA other results: Indiana beat New York 113-104. Houston over Denver 136-122. Los Angeles routed Kentucky 129-107. Knicks beat Celtics 92-68. Philadelphia 104-97 over Phoenix. Chicago edged Seattle 124-122. John Beasley and Glen Combs contributed for Dallas.
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Fireworks Not Over Yet in East Division
The 76ers beat Phoenix 104 97 and the Knicks topped Boston 92 88, keeping pace in the East as Baltimore lead shrank to four and five. Chicago edged Seattle 124 122 as other ABA results included Indiana over New York Nets 113 164, Los Angeles over Kentucky 129 97, Houston over Denver 136 122, and Dallas over New Orleans 108 101. Hal Greer moved to sixth on minutes played with 29 803. Frazier led Knicks with 28 points, Barnett 21, Boozer sealed Chicago win with two late free throws.
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Willie Reed
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Minnesota
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NBA Scores and Big Performances From A Busy Night
Dallas narrowed the gap to half a game behind New Orleans in the Western Division as both teams posted strong showings. New Orleans led by Roger Brown with 41 points and Freddie Lewis 27, while Dallas leaned on steady scoring to stay in reach of third place. In other games, Walt Simon and Wille Somerset each scored 30 for the Nets, and Houston pulled away from Denver with Bob Varga at 27. Ed Johnson paced a Houston win with 26 in the second period, while Los Angeles routed Kentucky by 32 points.
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Louie Dampier
Colonels
Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Hunting Times
Solunar Periods schedule drawn from Richard Adan Knight's tables guides readers to plan hunts for optimal sport. The article urges placing days to align with favorable periods and cover, aiming to maximize success across each day.
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Tar Heels Triumph Over South Carolina In ACC Clash
North Carolina, ranked No. 2, defeated eighth-ranked South Carolina 68-62 at Columbia to extend its ACC lead to one game. Charlie Scott and Lee Dedmon led UNC, while Johnny Roche scored 22 for the Gamecocks before fouling out late.
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Pirates Holdouts, Rookie Out Two Weeks in Spring
Bradenton Florida AP reports the Pittsburgh Pirates are facing three holdouts Bill Mazeroski Bob Veale and Tommie Sisk. GM Joe L Brown says a top rookie prospect Richie Hemer will miss two weeks of spring training due to reserve duty with the Marine Corps.
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Regional and NBA ABA results in stacked sale sheet
College region scores from Leachville Van Buren and others with Mountain Home Hunts Ville Salem Mulberry and more. NBA and ABA standings show Philadelphia New York Boston Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and others. latest results include New York 92 Boston 88 and Philadelphia 104 Phoenix 97 with Friday games listed.
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Brinkley edges Hermitage in Class A state basketball
In Little Rock AP report Bil Nowlin scores the decisive 8-foot jumper with one second left as Brinkley defeats Hermitage 53-52 in the Class A state tournament first round. Eudora Johns cruises past Alzheimer Martin 70-61, Salem overpowering Mulberry 81-64, with Salem led by Willett and Anderson. Brinkley clung to a tight finish as Clinton fouled late and Brinkley secured the win.
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Eudora Johns
Randy Clinton
Bob Joshlin
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Charles Willett
Jey Salem
Woody Anderson
Muleberry
Altheimer
Harold Goffin
Clarence Lanier
Samuel Cowen
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Baseball salary dispute unsettles spring signings across leagues
The pension settlement triggers a rush of contract talks as bosses and players reopen wage disputes. Yaz signs a two year deal for about 125000 a year with Boston while Lonborg, Marichal, and McCovey seek raises. Several stars across teams remain unsigned and will affect early exhibition plans.
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Harry Dalton
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Twins
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Bob Veale
Tommie Sisk
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Cleveland
Sonny Stebert
Steve Hargan
Duke Sims
Kenny Suarez
California
Rick Reichardt
Jim Fregosi
Tom Satriano
George Scott
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Dick O'Connell
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
Wille McCovey
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Joe Torre
Milt Pappas
Atlanta
Jim Nash
Jim Hunter
Chuck Dobson
Oakland
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Tony Perez
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Alex Johnson
Cincinnati
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Moe Drabowsky
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al Downing
New York Yankees
Wilbur Wood
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Tim McCarver
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al Ka Une
Willis Horton
Norm Cash
Ashland Keeps Lead In Small College poll
Ashland Ohio remains first in the AP small college basketball ranking with nine first place votes and 303 points. Fairmont West Virginia moves to second with 271 points while Howard Payne rises to third and surpasses Kentucky Wesleyan into the top ten amid results from games through Feb 22.
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Wrong Score Figure Has Right Tally
Tommy Aaron led the H field with a five under par 67 in the Doral Open practice rounds. Doug Sanders Mac McClendon and Gardner Dickinson posted strong scores as Palmer Nicklaus Sifford and Snead drawn by the Florida tour competed for the $150,000 purse. In Youngstown John McElroy scored 72 points to lift the Penguins past Wayne State 116 to 61.
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NHL Scores Roundup Shows Varied Results Across Matches
Montreal defeated Detroit 7 to 2 while Toronto beat St Louis 3 to 2 New York topped Chicago 5 to 3 Boston won 4 to 3 over Los Angeles Oakland routed Los Angeles 6 to 2 Minnesota did not have a final score listed in the excerpt.
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Long practice aids skaters says Dr Tenley Albright
Former world and Olympic champion Tenley Albright notes that extended practice and sustained pressure help skaters reach peak fitness. She watches Gabriele Seyfert and Mista Petkevich at the World Championships as Soviet duos and U.S. pairs medal hopes compete. Albright, now a spectator, reflects on her own skating era and her daughters’ possible paths.
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