Smackover Visits Jones Field House In Tight Hoop Duel
Hoops action tonight and Saturday as Smackover visits Jones Field House for a closely matched boys doubleheader. Hope and Magnolia junior boys lead off at 6 30 p m with B teams following. senior girl and boys games highlight weekend slate.
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Columbia
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Bill Daughtery
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Mark Phillips
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Lee da
Vis
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Alao
Lynn Norton
Charles Rateliff
Abe
Tim White Thomas
Hope
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Bodcaw
Jones Field Louse
Charlotte Gibson
Lady Cats
Bodcan
Purdue Coach Retiring After 23 Years
Purdue head coach Mollenkopf announces retirement after 23 seasons. In 14 years as Purdue coach he has 4 victories, 39 losses and nine ties with the last five squads posting records of 6 or 2? The university names Bob DeMoss as a strong candidate to succeed, with an official news conference scheduled.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jack Henkopf
King
Mollenkopf
Honolulu
Purdue
Bob DeMoss
Guy Mackey
Arkansas college basketball leaders and scores recap
In Little Rock AP report the State College of Arkansas held its lead while Solingon posted 44 points in two wins boosting season average to 29.9. Paul Brown of Arkansas Tech Davis of Henderson and Barry McMahon of Southern State posted 19.9 and 17.9 respectively as rebound averages and state teams led in the standings.
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State College of Arkansas
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Henderson
Barry McMahon
Southern State
Elder May Be First Negro in Masters
Lea Etter, a top Negro golfer on the PGA circuit, aims in 1970 to win a tournament, play in the Masters, and break into the top 60 money winners. He cites past 38th place money and notes the Masters invitation process, with no Negro yet in Augusta.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Golf
LOS Angeles
Lea Etter
Elder
Washington, D.C
Lee
Augusta
Charlie Sifford
Lunn
Grier Jones
Lunk
Ouachita A. Holds Lead in AIC Play
The Ouachita Tigers stay undefeated in AIC with an 89-77 win over winless Ozarks. Terry Reed and Tom Jones lead with 21 points each as Ouachita improves to 7-0 in conference and 11-5 overall. Ozarks’ Ronnie Graham scores 20 and Wallace Ford 12, while Harding escapes State College of Arkansas 76-74 as Danny Russell nails two free throws with six seconds left. Connie Johnson nears 33 points on the night with 17 of 20 free throws. BU Chism and Dana Zartman add 18 each.
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Associated Press
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Senior Bowl Players Work in Bitter Cold
North and South squads endure bitter weather as two a day practices heat up for Saturday's Senior Bowl all star game. Coaches Saban and Shula lead drills with quarterbacks Shaw Burkhart and others, focusing on short passes and running plays.
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Kentucky Wesleyan Still No.1 in AP small college poll
Kentucky Wesleyan holds the top spot with 10 first place votes and 240 points, edging Stephen F. Austin who ranks No. 2 with 211 points. Howard Payne jumps to third as Ashland and Youngstown also rise in the top 10 while several teams swap places and newcomer notes surface in the second ten.
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College and pro basketball scores from Wednesday and week
The roundup lists NBA results with Baltimore beating Detroit and Atlanty over Boston plus New York and San Francisco outcomes. ABA results include New York over Pittsburgh and Denver over Washington. College and high school games feature Arkansas State and Harding wins, plus numerous regional men and women’s scores with multiple invitational rounds and tournament results.
Donald Dell Steps Down in U S Tennis
Washington AP reports Donald Dell resigns as nonplaying executive of the U S tennis team that won the Davis Cup in 1908 and defended it. Dell, a 51year lawyer who played for the Pauls Cup from 1931-63, asked Alastair B. Martin to withdraw his name from consideration for the post. He will focus on a new law office in Washington.
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Tar Heels top NC State as Scott fuels comeback win
North Carolina, ranked fourth, rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat No. 10 North Carolina State 78-69 behind Charlie Scott's 23 points after a rough first half. Vann Williford led Wolfpack with 20. St Bonaventure beat Loyola 56-52. Duke edged Wake Forest 76-72 in overtime.
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Associated Press
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John Posen
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Randy Denton
Charlie Davis
Wake Furst
Dave Osborn Not Fancy But Effective
Dave Osborn is described as a rugged, unflashy contributor who powered the Minnesota Vikings to pivotal playoff wins. The piece touts his gritty running and receiving yardage, noting his role in the 1968-69 era and his impact as a ground threat in the team's offense.
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Jack Han
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Denver
Moyer Outs Huntley In Portland Bout
In Portland Oregon Dehty Moyer from Las Vegas Nevada defeated Dub Huntley from Los Angeles California on points in a 160 pound bout. Moyer led early and outboxed Huntley through six rounds earning a unanimous decision.
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Dehty Moyer
Portland
Dub Huntley
Los Angeles
Chaparrals and Rockets Lead Division
In the ABA Western Division, the Dallas Chaparrals beat the Los Angeles Stars 114-112 to stay close to New Orleans. The Denver Rockets blew out Washington 129-118 for their ninth straight win, led by Larry Jones 39 and Spencer Haywood 28. New York Nets defeated Pittsburgh 133-124 in ABA action, while NBA results saw New York 99-94 San Francisco, Milwaukee 138-119 Cincinnati, Baltimore 121-116 Detroit, and Atlanta 112-106 Boston.
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Flood Expected to Play Ball Despite Reserve Clause Case
Curt Flood plans to contest the reserve clause while remaining with the Philadelphia Phillies. General Manager John Quinn aims to keep Flood in the outfield and said a contract offer would be sent by January 15. Flood has threatened legal action and spoke with Quinn during a New York meeting.
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Associated Press
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Knicks Win Road Clinch Against San Francisco
The New York Knicks defeated San Francisco 94 to 89 on the road to secure their second straight road win and 18th in 20 away games, extending their lead in the Eastern Division. Walt Frazier hit a late free throw to put NY ahead for good with 2:45 remaining as Jeff Mullins led SF with 29 points.
Black Hawks Embrace Rookie Goalie P Esposito
Chicago’s attack thrives with rookie goalie P Esposito who posted his eighth win of the season as the Black Hawks shut out Detroit 0 to halt a losing streak. Other NHL action saw New York beat Pittsburgh 5 3 while Boston routed Oakland 6 1 and several ties occurred.
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Weightlifting sessions resume tonight at 7
Dick Moore, president of the Athletic Booster Club, announces the clubs Pet Project weight lifting sessions reopen tonight at 7 after the holiday. All interested persons are urged to contact Mr Moore or any Booster Club official.
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Athletic Booster Club
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Booster Club
Jerry West Heads West All Stars
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers will lead the Western Division squad in the NBA All Star Game on January 20 in Philadelphia. West was the top vote getter among broadcasters and writers with 13,750 points, with Connie Hawkins Elgin Baylor Nate Thurmond Lou Hudson Chet Walker Elvin Hayes and Jeff Mullins as starters or reserves. The East starters include Billy Cunningham John Havlicek and Walt Frazier among others, with the final 12-man rosters to be completed by the league's 11 coaches later in the week.
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Baltimore
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee
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Hope Star publication details and mailing rates
The Hope Star from Hope Arkansas lists publication details for 1925 1927 and 1899 origins, including address 212 14 S Walnut St Hope AR 71801 and P.O. Box 648. It lists staff titles President Editor Treasurer Secretary Manager and other roles. The page also includes rate cards for single copy and subscriptions, and regional postal distribution notes across Arkansas Nevada and nearby counties.
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Star Building
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Hope
Ark
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