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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
4
General Manager Bing Devine announced on Tuesday that Louis Cardinals figure Peterinil holding Jouan Javier is among the players linked to 1970 contracts. Haver is noted as the most recent Redbird to sign last year.
fragmented report from Richmond Virginia notes a South African contender seeking entry to compete as an individual in the event. The traveler reportedly faced visa barriers, with officials indicating the process remains unresolved and could affect participation.
Packers star Ray Nitschke says the key in the Vikings Chiefs clash is the front four. He cites Minnesota’s Page Elter Fare Marshall and Kansas City’s Culp Brown Buchanan Mays as dominant. He notes Green Bay beat KC in the first Super Bowl and recalls late-season struggles in 197X.
Salisbury Maryland AP reports Peter Curtis and Gerald Battrick of England and Ingo Buding of West Germany have entered the National Open Indoor Tennis Championships to be held in Salisbury February 15 to 22. The entry was announced by tournament chairman William F Riordan.
The New York Knicks shut down the Baltimore Bullets 129 to 100 marking their ninth consecutive win over Baltimore. Willis Reed led with 25 points, Dave DeBusschere and Dick Barnett added 21 each, and Walt Frazier had 19 with 10 assists as New York stretched its Eastern Division lead.
Hope High teams shift schedule after weather postponed last night. Lady Cats host Bodeaw at Jones Field House Thursday with 6 30 p m start, aiming for a second straight win as 7 4 season mark nears. Bobcats face Magnolia and Smackover at home Friday and Saturday in a key 4 AA East push.
Montreal built a 2-2 game into a 4-3 win over Los Angeles as Jacques Lemaire snapped the tie on a brief Kings penalty stretch. John Ferguson scored on a final-period power play after returning Dec 13 from a fractured thumb. Lucien Grenier and Ralph Backstrom added goals for Montreal, while Skip Krake, Ted Irvine and Leon Rochefort replied for Los Angeles.
AP Labor Writer Neil Gilbride reports the Teamsters present a three year wage demand for truck drivers totaling at least 2.50 per hour plus 4.25 per hour in fringe benefits and possible cost of living adjustments. The move adds to Nixon administration inflation pressure as George Shultz cites high interest rates and tight money supply harming the economy.
The ASpetireD Press lists Tuesday college scores including Dartmouth 66 Amherst 93 and Wisconsin 74 Iowa 101 with mixed results across conferences. Pro results show New York 129 Baltimore 99 and Cincinnati 128 Phoenix 124, plus upcoming games across NBA and ABA matchups.
Pro football fans scramble for tickets at the Sugar Bowl sellout as ad pages flood with swap offers. Tickets fetch 100 to 150 dollars on the scalper market amid arrests and vows of enforcement.
Weather forces cancellation of Bowie Race Curve winter program in Maryland halting activities for today. Officials cited ongoing snow and unsafe course conditions prompting immediate shutdown. Event organizers quickly communicated postponement plans and advised participants to monitor updates.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. AP Arkansas assistant coaches Charley Coffey and Richard Williamson are among prospects for jobs on new Tennessee coach Bill Battle's staff. Coffey would become Battle's chief defensive aide if lured from Arkansas. Williamson, a former Alabama player, coaches the Arkansas receivers. Battle planned to announce assistants at the coaches meeting January 12 in Washington.
Bad weather in Russellville Arkansas delayed first round basketball games in the Tournament of Champions at Arkansas Tech. Opening round games were moved to today with second round set for Thursday and quarterfinals Friday. A caller offering travel and dates to chorus line performers sparked a light moment during the exchange.
Texas A&M overcoming a snowstorm and a charter plane fire finally arrived in Fayetteville to beat Arkansas 64-59 in the SWC opener. The Aggies shot 40 percent as Almer Lee scored 23 for Arkansas, while Mike Heitmann led A&M with 15 points and Steve Niles added 13 as A&M moved to 6-4 and Arkansas to 2-8.
Arkansas Tech defeated Hendrix 75 64 in the only AIC game Tuesday night as Paul Brown scored 33 points. Tech built a 34 28 halftime lead, stretched to 61 48 with 8 26 left, then withstood a late surge as Hendrix trimmed it to 63 62 before Tech sealed it with 12 free throws.
Alex D. Douglas, a retired professional golfer born in Montrose Scotland, died Monday at 61. He moved to the United States in 1911, settled in New York, and became golf pro at Rock Manor in Wilmington in 1922, retiring in 1957. Funeral services will be Thursday.
Arnold Palmer, 40, arrives late for the first PGA event of the year and is favored after winning the last two 1969 tournaments. The field is strong with major winners and top money leaders, including Sitford seeking a repeat title. The event marks a high-stakes start to pro golf for 1970.
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