Hope Girls top Mineral Springs 59 to 44 in rematch
Hope Girls beat Mineral Springs 59 to 44 to avenge an earlier loss and raise their season record to 4 or 5. Key contributions came from Janet McCain with 31 points and Dee Singleton with 23. Kittycats also defeated Mineral Springs Juniors 42 to 31, led by Gail East and Pogo Griffen.
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Judy Reyenga
Janice Hobson
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Sone
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Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame
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Bonnie Roy
Melissa Reece
Three Arkansas players suspended for code violation
Fayetteville Ark AP three University of Arkansas basketball players Vernon Murphy Gary Rymer and Ron Van Eman were suspended for seven days for a violation of the team code stemming from an incident after the Memphis game on New Year’s Eve. After the suspension ends the cases will be reviewed and Coach Lanny Van Eman will decide if further action is needed.
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Memphis
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Ron van Eman
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight’s Tables
Solunar periods are listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan fishing and hunting around these times to find the best sport each day offers in good territory or cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Miami Dolphins duo likened to Butch and Sundance
In a lighthearted feature the Miami Herald painted Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick in 19th century finery for a preseason portrait tied to the Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid craze. Csonka recalls playoff win over Baltimore and a long game with a birthday beer celebration after a Chiefs win in two overtimes.
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Nixon Calls Shula Praises Dolphins After 21-0 Win
Miami coach Don Shula recounted a 1 30 am call from President Nixon who congratulated the Dolphins on their 21-0 AFL title win over Baltimore and offered tips for the Super Bowl against the Dallas Cowboys. The President noted a favored quick slant to Paul Warfield and warned about Dallas coach Tom Landry.
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Tom Landry
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Kansas City
Lakers hinge on West as lineup key to record run
NEW YORK AP Jerry West headlines a Lakers surge. With West in the lineup the team is 35-0 this season, while LA is 2-3 without him earlier. West ranks sixth in scoring at 25.4 and leads the league in assists at 9.5. Jabbar tops scorers at 33.3, Goodrich sits third at 26.5, and Wilt Chamberlain leads rebounds at 20.3.
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Ozarks Edge Hendrix 82 80 In Conway
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball games Monday night showed balanced action. College of the Ozarks toppled Hendrix 82 to 80 in Conway with John Reed scoring for the winners.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
John Reed
College of the Ozarks
Hendrix
Conway
Knicks Top Bucks In Narrow 101 99 Rally
Knicks rally from 24 9 and 53 46 halftime deficit to beat defending champion Milwaukee 101 99 on Walt Frazier’s late surge. Jabbar 38 points 22 rebounds led Bucks. 13 3s? No, final shot rimmed out as officials ruled no foul. Dallas edged Indiana 102 101 in ABA play.
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Marquette Defeats Wisconsin Behind Chones's 31 Points
Marquette star Jim Chones 6-11 tallied a career-high 31 points and 13 rebounds to power the second-ranked Golden Eagles to a 72-60 win over arch rival Wisconsin. Coach Al McGuire hailed Chones as “Big Man” and the top performer as Marcus Washington added 19 guiding Key post offense. Wisconsin coach John Powless praised Chones but defense failed to slow him. Virginia and Ohio State also won in Top Ten action, with Virginia rallying past Wake Forest and Ohio State beating Creighton 94-76.
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Associated Press
Marquette
Jim Chones
Chones
Wisconsin
Jimmy
al McGuire
John Powless
Powless
Marcus Washington
Washington
Virginia
Wake Forest
Frank DeWitt
Barry Parkhill
Jim Hobgood
Ohio State
Creighton
Final Poll Shows Arkansas No 16 In final AP poll
The Associated Press rankings place Nebraska at No 1 with a perfect 55 first place votes after a 38-6 Orange Bowl win over Alabama to finish 13-0. Oklahoma 11-1 is No 2 following a 40-22 Sugar Bowl win over Auburn, and Colorado 10-2 is No 3 after beating Houston 29-17 in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl.
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