Bobcats Fall In Room to Camden 80 70 Season Finale
Hope's Bobcats trailed by 15 in the fourth, rallying to within six before Camden pulled away 80-70. Bill Rowland 12 and Steve Harris 11 helped, but late free throws secured Camden's win as Hope finishes 4-16. Boyette 22, Joyce 18 lead Hope.
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Bill Moore
Hope
Bobcats
Camden
Bill Rowland
Steve Harris
Danny Joyce
Panthers
Rowland
Joyce
David Briggs
Jim Pickett
Gordon Parham
Briggs
Danny Boyette
Boyette
Pickett
Parham
B-Panthers
B-Bruins
Bruins
Ricky Brown
Bud Martin
Brown
Gary Rhodes
Johnny Harris
Rhodes
Smith
Martin
Southern State College
Magnolia
Hope Junior Olympics Tournament Schedule and notes
The Hope Junior Olympics Tournament is set for Saturday in Jones Field House with a first place trophy in each division and participation certificates for all. Matches span junior boys, boys midget, girls midget, and junior girls from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at various venues.
Weiskopf Wins 52000 Payoff at Gleason Meet
Tom Weiskopf beat Jack Nicklaus at Jackie Gleason's Inversary Classic in Fort Lauderdale. Weiskopf shot 10 under par 278 for 52 000 dollars, while Nicklaus shot 67 for 279 and 29 640 dollars. Weiskopf joked about Nicklaus and noted his own rise from Ohio State.
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Weiskopf
Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
Fort Launderdale
Fla
Jack
Tom Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Jackie Gleason
Ohio State University
Tom
Buckeyes
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Ohio State
Mac McLendon
McLendon
Buddy Allin
Tony Jacklin
Bob Smith
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Petty Wins Richmond 500 For Fourth Straight Race
Richard Petty of Randleman NC captured the Richmond 500 NASCAR Grand National race at Fair Grounds Raceway, passing pole-sitter Bobby Allison in the midpoint to take his fourth consecutive victory. Allison settled for second after leading early, with Bobby Isaac third, Dave Marcis fourth, and Bill Dennis fifth as three cautions slowed the 42 mile event to 3 hours 35 minutes 20 seconds. The race ended with Petty averaging 76.625 mph on the 1 2 mile track.
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Richmond
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Fairgrounds Raceway
Petty
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Allison
Bobby Isaac
Dave Marcis
Bill Dennis
Cajuns Seek NCAA Berth After Southland Crown
Southwestern Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns sit No 10, wrapped up the Southland Conference title at 22-3, host Northwestern Louisiana tonight to bolster their at large bid prospects. Lamar must beat Abilene Christian to stay out of a second place tie with Louisiana Tech as Arkansas State lingers at 5-3.
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Associated Press
Southwestern Louisiana
Ragin
Northwestern Louisiana
Lamar University
Abilene Christian
Cardinals
Louisiana Tech
Southwestern
Lamar
Arkansas State
Virginia
Tar Heels
Maryland
Duke
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vols
Alabama
Big Ten
Michigan
Minnesota
Gophers
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Morehead State
Furman
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Ohio University
Toledo
Temple
Rider
Tennessee Suspends Five Top Athletes Over Gambling
KNOXVILLE AP Five University of Tennessee athletes and two student assistants lost their scholarships for one year for betting on football or basketball. President Edward J. Boling said the athletes would not be identified in line with policy. One employee resigned and two athletes were placed on probation for a related matter.
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Knoxville
Tenn. AP
University of Tennessee
Edward J. Boling
Boling
U.S. Department of Justice
Knoxville News- Sentinel
Department of Athletics
Girls League Results and Upcoming Junior Olympic Games
In Guernsey Gym results, Mountaine Kitchens beat KXAR Radio 21 17 with Ward scoring 15. Deanna Drug and B&R Lumber Co. tied 11 11 as Wright and Ward had 6 and 4. Anthony Lumber edged Wylie Glass 21 14 led by Bostic 16 and Monk 12. Next junior Olympic games set for Saturday March 4 at Jones Field House with 18 teams in action.
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Guernsey
Mountaine Kitchens
Kxar Radio
Ward
Martin
Deanna Drug
B&r Lumber Co
Wright
Deanna
B&r
Anthony Lumber Co
Wylie Glass
Salvage
Bostic
Monk
Jones Field House
Soviet Hold Snapped At World University Games
Lake Placid New York Soviet figure skaters dominated early events at the World University Winter Games with Petkevich winning the men’s gold after strong support from judges. The Soviet pair Markova and Karpionitsov took the ice dancing crown, while Galina Karelina and Georgy Proskourin won the pairs event. Canada upset the U.S. 4 to 5 in hockey as round robin play continued. The U.S. entry Debie Hughes and Philip Grout placed second in the pairs free skating.
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Lake Placid
N.Y. A
John Miusna Ptkevich
United States
Soviet Union
Swanglehold
FISU
Sunday Petkevich
Harvard
Vladmir Kovalev
Perry Hutchings
Barrington, Ill
Arizona State University
Ond
Elena Markova
Gennady Karponitsov
Axl
U.S
Plattsburgh
Galina Karelina
Georgy Proskourin
Annual Scrabble for Bid to the NCAA Tournament
Brigham Young and Long Beach State have it made with NCAA berths via conference titles, while UCLA leads the Pac-8. Marquette, Oral Roberts, Hawaii, Marshall, South Carolina, Southwestern Louisiana, Florida State, Houston, and other independents contend for at large bids. Conference races across the nation remain tight as selection day approaches.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Brigham Young
Long Beach State
UCLA
Long Beach
Los Angeles State
Bruins
Oregon State
Ceive
Marquette
Warriors
Detroit
Jim Chones
Tom Scott
Oral Roberts
Boston University
Hawaii
Rainbows
Vaster Captures Class B Tourney
The Vaster Pirates led by Samuel Briley with 24 points crushed Williford 105-44 in the state Class B boys tournament opening round. Kirby beat Prairie Grove 62-50 and Wilmar topped Cushman 78-43 as Mountain Pine and Mammoth Spring also advanced with wide margins.
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Little Rock
Vaster Pirates
Williford
Kirby
Prairie Grove
Wilmar
Cushman
Valley Springs
Rison Woodlawn
Scranton
Cale
Mammoth Spring
Delaplaine
Mountain Pine
St. Charles
Menifee
Armorel
Samuel Briley
Waster
Homer Jackson
Rodney Ryce
Jimmy Gladney
Cleveland Allen
Vaster
David Cruse
Danny Turner
Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting by Periods
Solunar Tables taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days around peak activity. The schedule highlights daily periods best for fishing in productive zones and hunting in favorable cover, helping to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
Five Way Tie in SWC Sparks Basketball Madness
The Southwest Conference produces a five way tie at 8 4 with Rice 1 11, Texas, SMU, Texas Tech and TCU vying for NCAA berths. Remaining games shape playoff chances as Texas Tech, A&M, Rice, and Houston chase at large bids. standout performances include Larry Robinson 37 for Texas and Leroy Marion leading Rice.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Rice University
Rice
College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
A&m
Tulsa
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
SWC
Red Raiders
SMU
Texas A&m
TCU
Las Cruces
N. M
Baylor
Tech
Aggies
Arkansas
Lve
Knodel
Leroy Marion
Owls
Marion
Larry Robinson
Longhorns
Hobbs
N.M
Ralph Palomar
Greg Lowery
Ricky Hall
Houston
Houston Baptist
WANTED Men and Women City Citizens
Local notice seeks men and women for city service or roles. Details unclear in fragments. emphasizes recruitment with urgency. Potential community impact and civic duties noted.
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Louis Campbell
Hope High School
Colisuem
Raymond Barry
Razorbacks
Hope Builders
J. A. West
Moore Bros
Western Auto
Tate Motor
Herbert Burns
Crescent Drug
Sherwin-Williams
Farm Bureau
Walker's
Village Rexall
Laha Cleaners
B&b Lumber
Anthony Lbr
Mountaine
KXAR
State
Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
Samford University of
Plymouth
Tennesse
West Anthony Lumber Co
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Pick
Sonny Ray
C. E. Nichol
Chilipin
Kathryn
Idle Lady
Nasoma
Tex Miss
Yuki- San
Diana
Martin Skutmuekka
Czechoslovakia
Tebbice Gansun
Bradley Helou
Seattle
Itn
Debbie Hughes
Philip Grout
University of Denver
San Diego State
Marshall
South Carolina
Davidson
Dayton
Florida State
Stetson
Duquesne
Providence
Syracuse
Villanova
Jacksonville
New York
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphis State
Penn
Columbia
Princeton
North Carolina
Jerry Adams
Kerwin Dees
David Parks
Sherman Ingram
Junior Howard
Bill Beshoner
Roy Humphries
Fred Yarbrough
Danny Busch
Phil Lance
Larry Nevels
Nevels
Tommy Ward
David Widener
Gary Heaggans
Feather Raymond
Ricky Srickland
Charles Hood
Ronald Willams
George Suringer
Armorel Wilh
Lincely Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Dlinois
State Board Education
Nan
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