Hope Ladycats win 59 47 over Hornets in district tilt
Hope Star reports the Hope Ladycats defeated the Hornets 59 to 47 at Blevins for their fifth win against six losses. Betsy Rodden led with 24 points, Janet McCain through 22, and Dee Singleton added key baskets as the team built a first-half cushion. The B Bruins followed with a 73-56 win over the Hornets to push Hope’s B team record to 3-0.
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Janice Hobson
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Morton
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Fillveals
Kittycats Rally Past Hope In Low-Scoring Classic
The Kittycats claimed a seventh win against four losses, overcoming a 14-4 early deficit. Gigi Gladney scored 32 points, Karlene Coleman added five, and Pogo Griffin contributed key free throws as Hope struggled to score after halftime.
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Gigi Gladney
Karlene Coleman
Kittycats
Hope
Gladney
Pogo Griffin
Kittycat
Coleman
Griffin
Carol Frazier
Mona Rowe
Sharon Rattiff
Gail East
Cindy Whitaker
Patsy Burtch
Melissa Reece
Peggy McCorkle
Peggy Fuller
Solunar Tables and Fishing Guidance Preview
The article presents solunar period schetwe derived from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It advises aligning fishing activity with daily solunar windows for optimal sport, noting timing and good cover considerations for productive angling.
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Richard Alden Knight
Fights Sparked In Multiple Card Results
In Los Angeles Armando Muniz 149 from Artesia KOed Jim Caffey 150 from Youngstown. In Portland Irish Beau Jaynes 138 from Lowell outpointed Bill Wittenberg 138 from Huntington. In Omaha heavyweights Sylvester Dullaire and Jim Elder ended in a fourth technical draw after Elder suffered a first round eye gash from an unintended butt.
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Los Angeles
Armando Muniz
Artesia
Calif
Jim Caffey
Youngstown
Ohio
Portland
Maine
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Bill Wittenburg
Huntington
W.va
Omaha
Neb
Sylvester Dullaire
Hartford
Conn
Jim Elder
Levelland
Tex
Elder
Dullaire
Park Cagers Tie Record in Victory
Arkansas rallied from a 17 point halftime deficit to beat Hardin Simmons 110 101 in overtime behind Donnie Watts 28 points. Ray Williams led Hardin Simmons with 37, Cliff Harris 33. Arkansas ties school record with 110 points, opens Southwest Conference play vs Texas.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Donnie Watts
Hardin-Simmons
Watts
Razorbacks
Cowboys
Tom Johns
Ray Williams
Cliff Harris
Jody Bass
Bobby Vint
John Searles
Vernon Murphy
Almer Lee
TCU
Texas
Haywood case could shake pro sports structure
AP reports 21 year old Spencer Haywood seeks to play for the Seattle SuperSonics, challenging NBA rule requiring college graduation. A federal ruling could upend drafting, salaries and player eligibility across basketball, football and baseball as ABA and NBA leaders warn against a Haywood victory.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Spencer Haywood
Warren Ferguson
Haywood
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Jack Dolph
American Basketball Association
Kennedy
ABA
Denver
Rockets
Detroit
Greenwich
Conn
Dolph
Basketball Standings and Results From Weekend Games
The Western Conference Midwest Division lists Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Phoenix and Seattle among others with win totals and percentages. Thursday results include Los Angeles 110 over Cleveland 105 and Milwaukee 116 over New York 106.
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Chicago
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Portland
Cleveland
Baltimore
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
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Carolina
Pittsburgh
Utah
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Denver
Texas
Virginia
Greensboro
Miall
Lubbock
Norfolk
Dallas
Casper Palmer Lead Tied After First Round at Los Angeles Open
Billy Casper shares the lead with Tom Shaw and Bob Smith after a five under par 66 opening round at Rancho Park. Arnold Palmer faltered with a triple bogey and a self-penalty on a move caused by a ball touching a beer can. Others in the mix include George Archer Ray Floyd Jerry Barber Dale Douglass Bob Lunn John Schroeder J C Snead Bert Greene Tony Jacklin and Dave Stockton.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Tom Shaw
Bob Smith
Bill Brask
Bobby Greenwood
Jack Montgomery
Rancho Park Golf Club
Palmer
Bob Payne
George Archer
Ray Floyd
Jerry Barber
Dale Douglass
Bob Lunn
John Schroeder
J.C. Snead
Bert Greene
Tony Jacklin
Dave Stockton
Shaw
Florida
Pye
Smith
Ritger Takes Lead in Bowling Tournament
St Paul AP Dirk Hilger of Hartford Wisconsin a nine time PBA champion captured five of eight games Thursday night to take the lead in the 75000 dollar U S Open Bowling Tournament He moved into first during the day second session after starting in fourth place among 24 competitors in match play.
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Dirk Hilger
Hartford
Wis
Hilger
Ers
Mike Limongello
North Babylon
N.Y
Dick Weber
St Louis
Arkansas Basketball Scores and Invitational Results
Arkansas defeated Hardin-Summons 110 to 1 in overtime. Westark Junior College posted 9 percent, while Okla State Tech reached 80. Gould led Arkansas A&M Invitational with 76 points to Rudara 38. Wilmar 97 beat Grady 53. Menches 61 topped Drew Central 43. Star City beat Fordyce 44.
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Penn Cold But Waltzes Over Harvard in Ivy Gridiron Battle
Penn defeated Harvard 81-62 to extend its undefeated run to ten in a row, led by Phil Hankinson with 18 and Corky Calhoun 13 as Harvard briefly led 35-29 before Penn surged in the second half. James Brown scored 24 for Harvard, while Jim Price topped Penn with 23 points in a fast break Ivy League win.
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al Bircheck
Ron Thomas
Louisville
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Princeton
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Dwight Holiday
National Hockey League Scores And Schedules
The Associated Press reports Buffalo defeated Detroit 7 to 4 while Los Angeles and Philadelphia tied 5 all. Boston beat Vancouver 6 to 4. Several games and pairings follow with teams scheduled across various venues including Montreal, Toronto, Minnesota, Chicago and St Louis.
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Chicago
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California
Saratoga Cage Tourney Opens January 11 16
Saratoga hosts its annual invitational basketball tournament January 11 through 16 in the school gym. Boys teams include Mineral Springs Fouke Garland Murfreesboro Genoa Center Saratoga Spring Hill Blevins Nashville Lincoln. Girls teams feature Mineral Springs Genoa Central Spring Hill Murfreesboro Fouke Garland Nashville. Monday games pair Fouke versus Garland at 745 and Nashville versus Lincoln at 9. Genoa Central and Spring Hill girls play at 630.
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Mineral Springs
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Garland
Murfreesboro
Genoa Center
Spring Hill
Blevins
Nashville
Lincoln
Genoa Central
Three-Year-Olds Go Through Tests Again at Santa Anita
A field of 124 yearlings is eyed for the Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita, with 3-year-olds Loud, George Lewis, and Protanto among the probable entrants. High weights include Loud at 123 pounds, Protanto at 120, and Around the Horn at 120, as next month’s big races shape the winter meets.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Loud
George Lewis
Protanto
Santa Anita
Charles H. Strub
William Haggin Perry
Allan Magerman
Charles Engelhard
H. George Schneider
Flmendorf
Butthy
Imares
Liberty Bell
Pimlico
Tropical Park
Hickory ‘Tree Stable
Tyke
I Mes Willan G. Christmas
Trible Tiger
Will
UCLA Names Pepper Rogers New Coac h
UCLA signs Franklin Pepper Rogers of Kansas as head coach, promising instant success and a Rose Bowl bid. Don Fambrough will succeed Rogers as Kansas coach, while Tampa hires Bill Fulcher as offensive line coach amid a wave of college coaching changes.
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Illinois
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Iowa
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Duke
Charlie Coffey
Arkansas
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Bill Jones
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Marshall
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Los Angeles Rams
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