Hope High banquet honors OU coach speaker and awardees
Larry Lacewell, famed Oklahoma Sooners defensive coordinator and rumored top paid college assistant, will headline Hope High School Booster Club’s all sports banquet on Monday night March 17 at Fair Park Coliseum. Tickets are $3, program starts 7 p.m., public invited, tickets from boosters or House of Music.
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Larry Lacewell
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Hope High School
A. J. Rhodes
Bobcat
Fair Park Coliseum
House of Music
Hope Parks and Recreation Department
Jon Kim
Hope Parks Commission
Jeff Webb
Derwood Merrill
Stanton shoots 64 leads Gleason Classic first round
Stanton, 29, an Australian pro living in Biloxi, shoots eight under par 64 at Inverrary to lead the Jackie Gleason Golf Classic by three. Nacklaus and seven others tie for second at 67. Palmer and Trevino sit four and six back respectively, with Irwin at 69 and Miller at 70.
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Lauderhill
FLA
Bob Stanton
Stanton
Biloxi
Miss
Europe
Australia
Inverrary Country Club
Jack Nacklaus
Miller Barber
Joe Porter
Terry Diehl
Bill Rogers
Doug Sanders
Lou Graham
Eddie Pearce
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
Johnny Miller
Charles Coody
Red Curl
Bob Murphy
Rik Massengale
Tom Kite
Jim Barber
Joe Inman
Bruce Devlin
Tom Shaw
Jim Simons
Magnolia Malvern advance in Arkansas Class AA playoffs
In the Arkansas Class AA quarterfinals Magnolia led 27-0 this season and crushed Searcy 77-53 while Malvern defeated Harrison 46-41. Marvell edged Watson Chapel 58-56 on a last second free throw, and Morrilton routed Stuttgart 97-54. Augusta beat Greenbrier 57-55 in Class A.
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Searcy
Greg Alexander
Arles Gilbert
Arkadelphia
Ark
James Smith
Marvell
Watson Chapel
Morrilton
Stuttgart
Malvern
Harrison
Watson Chanel
Ouachita Stuns Hendrix To Secure 20th Victory
Ouachita Baptist University edged Hendrix 81 to 71 to claim their 20th win of the season as Coach Bill Vining’s Tigers overcame a late deficit. James Washington led OBU with 23 points while Billy Vining and John Jenkins added 20 and 13 respectively. Hendrix’s Tom Poole scored 15 to pace the Warriors, who fell to 19-11.
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Vining
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Hendrix
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Warriors
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AIC
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Hot Springs
Bengals
Billy Vining
John Jenkins
Billy
Jenkins
Shreveport
Tom Poole
Warrior
John Hardman
Stuttgart
Kirk Oliver
Tiger
Hardman
Oliver
Washington
Mc Scarbrough
Onsy
David Becton
Scarbrough
Mike Adams
Abe Realive Obu
Poole
Reddies claim AIC title as Henderson finishes first
Henderson State University tops the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference at 16 2 securing the league title. Ouachita Baptist and Southern State share second at 14 4, followed by Central Arkansas 11 7 Hendrix 10 8 Arkansas College 9 9 Arkansas… Ozarks 3 15. In the final games Lee James led Henderson with 18 points in a 74 56 win over Arkansas Tech, while OBU beat Hendrix 81 71 Harding edged Arkansas College 77 75 and Southern State beat Ozarks 57 41. Central Arkansas defeated UAM 68 63 as Harding ended 11 16 and Arkansas College 15 12. Southern State finished 20 4, Ozarks 13 21.
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D-X
Rose Rinkle
Rosalind McBride
Associated Press
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University of Arkansas-Monticello
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Harding College
College of the Ozarks
Lee James
Billy Joe Murray
Tech
Lee Clay
Enos Mitchell
Colles Webb
Bill Baker
Reddies
OBU
Harding
Southern State
Ozarks
UAM
Randy Reynolds
Butch Gardner
Jim Hansen
Arkanas College
Hansen
Reynolds
Sam Riley
Souther State
Paul Person
Stanley Hall
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