Bobcats Face Magnolia and Smackover In Big Week
Hope high school basketball hosts Magnolia Panthers and Smackover Buckaroos in a pivotal 4-AA West stretch at Jones Field House. Sophomore guard David Briggs battles injuries while center John Dudley recovers from illness. Camden Lincoln visits next Friday for the Western divisional opener reminiscing on last November football loss.
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Crossett stops Hope Bobkittens in tight tourney clash
Crossett defeated the Hope Bobkittens in a tense tournament game led by Rhodes with 12 points and Ingram and Joyce each scoring 14 and 8 respectively. Crossett pulled ahead in the third, with a late surge to a 27-22 edge, then held on as Hope trimmed the margin to two late in the final quarter.
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UCLA Back On Top In AP College Basketball Poll
UCLA moves to No 1 in the AP poll after two wins last week including a 108 77 victory over Notre Dame. Kentucky, South Carolina and North Carolina follow with strong showings as Notre Dame tumbles from No 8. St Bonaventure and New Mexico State rise in the top ten while several others shift positions.
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Tarkenton Named Pro Bowl Quarterback In Swell East
Fran Tarkenton of the New York Giants is selected as the Pro Bowl quarterback for the East, replacing Sandy Jurgensen of the Washington Redskins who withdrew due to pending knee surgery. Bill Nelson of the Cleveland Browns and others are noted among the substitutions.
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Vikings Reach Bowl Title After Cold Season Struggles
The Minnesota Vikings, first expansion team to win an NFL title, travel to New Orleans for the Bowl Sunday showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs. About 2,500 fans join the trip, paying 234.50 for a two day package. Bud Grant notes KC as tough defensively with a strong running game and says Minnesota’s offense is basic while KC’s is more varied.
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Baylor Bears maul Texas 81 to 59 in conference opener
Baylor improved to 8-3 by routing Texas 81-59 as Larry Gatewood poured in 29 points and William Chatman 6 while Tom Friedman added 12. Texas, down to 5-6, was led by Wayne Doyal and Mike Smith with 13 each. Baylor seized control mid game with a 65-49 run and balanced scoring throughout. Tech defeated Santa Barbara 69-57 in non conference action.
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Lamontea Lamontea Hand Injury Not Believed Broken
Oakland quarterback Lamontea hand injury from the Raiders 17 7 loss to the Chiefs may play in the league All Star game on January 17. X rays showed inflammation of ligaments in the wrist, making it hard to pick up objects, he said.
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Kansas City Chiefs Face Injuries Amid Super Bowl Prep
Kansas City coach Hank Stram led the AFL champions through their first Super Bowl workout in New Orleans while worrying about injuries to defensive backs Johnny Robinson and rookie James Marsalis. Oddsmakers favor the Minnesota Vikings 11 to 13 points for Sundays clash. Stram dismissed odds, saying he cannot control such factors as the team prepares for the game following their 17-7 AFL title win over Oakland.
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Jerry West Maintains Scoring Lead at Midseason
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers remains the league scoring leader at the season midpoint with a 31.2-point average after a 45-point game in Seattle and 35 points in Phoenix. Billy Cunningham sits second at 27.5, while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar rises to third at 26.4, nudging past Oscar Robertson.
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Bourbon Street Off Limits to Chiefs and Vikings
Special AP report from New Orleans notes Bourbon Street will be off-limits to the Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the next Sunday's Super Bowl. Coaches Hank Stram and Bud Grant emphasize strict preparation with curfews and team meetings planned. Players will earn about 15,000 dollars for winners and 7,500 for losers in the reported prize pool.
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Magnolia Game Postponed Amid Weather Disruption
Magnolia Ark AP reports a Magnolia college football game postponed due to expected rain. The matchup against SunHietil State is rescheduled with a new date and venue to be announced. no attendance figures or official gate details provided. Joe Rapp of the Minnesota Vikings is noted in connection to the event.
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Frazier Ells clash in Madison Square Garden clash predicted
Ira Berkow reports that public interest centers on a Muhammad Ali bout against Joe Frazier or Jimmy Ellis. Ellis and Frazier train for a title defense at Madison Square Garden on February 16, with press conference scenes highlighting tension, ego, and the looming heavyweight showdown.
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Hope Star Hope Arkansas 1929 publication details and staff
A historical Hope Star page lists the Star Publishing Co. staff including Alex H Washburn president, Donal Parker VP, Paulo H. Jones secretary treasurer and GM, M. Hagers directing circulation, Billy Dan Jones director and supervisor, with identifiers for AP and Arkansas Press Association affiliations. It notes a postal address in Hope Arkansas and describes subscription terms and circulation details.
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