King and Jones Meet in Semifinals of Women's Pro Tennis
In San Francisco Friday January 8 1971 Billie Jean King seeded No 1 advances after edging Francoise Durr 6-4 5-7 6-1 to reach semifinals of the 15000 British Motors Women's Pro Tennis Championships Rose Mary Casals faces Nancy Richey Gunter while Gunter defeats Paches Bartkowicz 6-2 4-6 6-2 in another quarterfinal night match Cassals and Jones breezed past Mary Ann Curtis and Kerry Melville 6-1 6-0 respectively to set up Friday's semis.
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San Francisco
Bille Jean King
Ann Jones
Rosemary Casals
Nancy Richey Gunter
British Motors
Mrs. King
Long Beach
Calif
Francoise Durr
Colombes
France
Miss Durr
Billie Jean
Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Miss Casals
Mary Ann Curtis
St. Louis
Mrs. Jones
England
Kerry Melville
Australia
Pete Rose May Replace Bob Tolan for Reds Center Field
Cincinnati AP reports Pete Rose could fill center field while Bob Tolan recovers from Achilles tendon surgery at Christ Hospital. Tolan, NL stolen-base leader last year, is out until at least June 1 after rupturing the tendon during a Reds basketball game in Frankfort, Kentucky. Rose, who has played four positions in seven years, may shift from right field to center as Sparky Anderson weighs options with Bernie Carbo and Hal McRae or Lee May in the lineup.
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Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Tolan
Tolan
Christ Hospital
Reds
Jim Maloney
Rose
Sparky Anderson
Bob Howsam
Bernie Carbo
Hal McRae
Lee May
Frankfort
IOC panel seeks unified Olympic eligibility rules
Lord Killanin and two IOC vice presidents led a three day London session with 26 international federations to address eligibility rules across sports. The group plans further meetings in Paris and Lausanne with a final report to the IOC executive board due in March. Skiing tops concerns amid recent amateurist violations and disqualifications.
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John Farrow
Associated Press
London
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
1OC
Killanin
Count Jean de Beaumont
France
Jonkheer van Karnebeek
Netherlands
Paris
Lausanne
Switzerland
IOC
Avery Brundage
Ute
Marc Hodler
International Skiing Federation
FES
IOC Committee
Landa
Skier Ethics Race Sparks IOC FIS Debate in Paris
Hodler asserts ten skiers violated elementary principles yet could receive payment under IOC rules. He notes 10C will consult with federations including skating fencing biathlon and luge in Paris, and meet Lausanne officials for soccer gymnastics shooting basketball and more.
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Hodler
IOC
FIS
Paris
Lausanne
Cowboys scout laments Duane Thomas snub for rookie honor
Gil Brandt of the Dallas Cowboys called it unbelievable that running back Duane Thomas was not NFL offensive rookie of the year. Thomas, mainly a special teams contributor, totaled 803 yards in 10 games while Dennis Shaw of Buffalo won the award. Brandt credited Thomas with Dallas's success and noted his potential as a pro, though he doubted Thomas would move to linebacker.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Gil Brandt
Dallas Cowboys
Duane Thomas
Dennis Shaw
Buffalo
Brandt
Shaw
Thomas
Calvin Hill
Minnesota
Houston
Washington
Baltimore
West Texas State
Cowboys
Hula Bowl selects QBs amid star power and coin toss
In Honolulu, Stanford's John Ralston and SMU's Hayden Fry must choose starting quarterbacks for the 25th Hula Bowl Classic after weighing Jim Plunkett Joe Theismann Rex Kern Arch Manning Chuck Hixson and Dennis Dummit. Fry relies on Steve Worster Leon Burns and Arkansas duo Burnett Dicus, while kickoff at 4:49 p.m. EST will be televised for the 25th silver anniversary.
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Stanford
John Ralston
SMU
Hayden Fry
Ralston
Fry
Jim Plunkett
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
Chuck Hixson
Dennis Dummit
UCLA
Texas
Steve Worster
Longhorns
Worster
Long Beach State
Leon Burns
Bill Burnett
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
John Brockington
Joe Orduna
Nebraska
Stan Brown
Purdue
Satel- Utw
Sikes, Crawford Lead In First Round Of Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open
R H Sikes from Springdale Ark shot 70 to grab early lead in the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open with 33-37 nines while Dick Crawford of Bella Vista Ark posted 72. Three players tied for first-round lead at 66. In NBA action Oscar Robertson scored 35 as Milwaukee beat New York 116-106.
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R.H. Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Sikes
Dick Crawford
Bella Vista
Robinson
Bucks
Associated Press
Big O
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robinson
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
New York Knicks
Alcindor
Knicks
Dave DeBusschere
Cleveland
Baltimore
Atlanta
NBA
Virginia
Utah
Texas
Pittsburgh
Denver
Cavaliers
Happy Hairston
Jerry West
Bobby Smith
DOJ Denies Link Between Players and Gambling
Washington AP reports a Justice Department spokesman denying a Cleveland Press claim that three professional football players were tied to an interstate gambling ring. The spokesman said there is no evidence or subpoenas involving any players in Cleveland or grand jury proceedings.
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Washington
Justice Department
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert L. Stevenson
Petty Grabs Riverside Pole For $100,000 Race
Richard Petty captured the pole with a 107.084 mph time in a 1971 Plymouth for the Riverside Motor Trend 500 stock car race. A group of Southern Californians now owns Riverside International Raceway after a reported 400,000 dollar purchase gaveSunnymeade Land Investors 80 percent stock. Les Richter, formerly of the California Bears and Rams, announced the sale on Thursday.
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Riverside
Calif
Richard Petty
Los Angeles Rams
Amerian Raceways
Sunnymeade Land Investors A
Richter
Trach
American Racewall
Hope Star Indicates Operational Changes Ahead
The Hope Ark Star notes that the facility retains its capacity and that an overall operation change is anticipated, with official statements implying adjustments in management or process flow to improve efficiency.
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HOPE
Ark
Offset Corporation
Senior Bowl features Dickey Pastorini in North South clash
Lynn Dickey and Dan Pastorini headline the North stars facing a tough South defense led by Bill Atessis and John Sage in the 22nd Senior Bowl. The game in Mobile airs NBC at 2 p.m. EST with an expected 40,000 fans. top prospects include McCauley, Riggins, and Hart Hunter, while Weeb Endbank and Lou Saban coach the teams.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Lynn Dickey
Dan Pastorini
Yankee
Bill Atessis
Texas
John Sage
Louisiana State
Nebraska
Jack Youngblood
Florida
Rick Kingrea
Tulane
Larry Willingham
Auburn
Ronnie Hornsby
Southeastern Louisiana College
Richard Harris
Grambling
NBC
South
Leo Hart
Duke
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Don McCauley
North Carolina
Dave Abercrombie
Mickey Zofko
McCauley
O.J. Simpson
Hart
Hunter
Wes Chesson
Frank Lewis
David Smith
Mississippi State
Arizona State
J.D. Hill
Southern California
Sam Dickerson
John Riggins
Kansas
Fred Willis
Boston College
Bob Newton
Bob Bridges
Oklahoma State
Newton
Dennis Having
Colorado
Larren Jackson
Missouri
Weeb Endbank
New York Jets
Lou Saban
Denver Broncos
Barham helps 57th Fighter Squadron win Hughes Trophy
Technical Sergeant Wayne W. Barham of Cale Arkansas serves as a maintenance technician with the Aerospace Defense Command's 57th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Keflavik Iceland. The squadron flies F-102 Delta Daggers patrolling the North Atlantic and defending U S and Canada against Soviet aircraft. Barham has completed a year in Vietnam and is a 1955 Cale High School graduate. His wife Betty is the daughter of Neil Fore of Prescott Arkansas.
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Iceland
Wayne W. Barham
D.W. Barham
Cale
Ark
U.S. Air Force
Barham
Aerospace Defense Command
57Th
Keflavik International Airport
North Atlantic
U.S
Canada
Hughes Aircraft Corporation
Vietnam
Cale High School
Betty
Neil Fore
Rt. G. Prescott, Ark
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star, Star of Hope 1899, Press 1927 Consolidated, lists publication details for January 18, 1929, including offices, staff, affiliations, and advertising contacts. It also enumerates subscription prices by carrier, office, and mail, with rates for Hempstead, neighboring counties, and outside Arkansas.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Hope
Hempstead
Arkansas
Television Logs and Movie Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of TV logs and film airings from early evening through late night. Entries include programs on channels 2, 3, 7, and 11 with titles such as The Brady Bunch Nanny Hannibal That Girl The Bridge On The River Kwai Tom Jones Strange Report The Men Comanche My Wife's Best Friend 711 Ocean Drive Nocturne Mandrin Horror Of Dracula and Dick Cavett.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Andy Griffith
Washington News
Playhouse
Ocean Drive
Mandrin
Dick Cavett
Saturday Morning Television Schedule Snapshot 1960s Era
A dense listing of daytime and evening broadcasts across multiple channels with cartoons, news, sports, and variety programs. Notable items include Bugs Bunny Road Runner segments, regional sports, and classic shows like The Monkees, Mannix, Dragnet, and Lawrence Welk, with interspersed film titles and announcements.
Across The Fence And Morning Devotional Schedule List
Sunday broadcast grid shows a packed lineup from 6:55 to 12:15 including religious services, children’s programs, cartoons, news, sports, films, and various talk and variety shows. Notable entries include This Is The Life, Oral Roberts, Face The Nation, NBA Basketball, and a film marathon with titles like Run Silent Run Deep and Madame Bovary.
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Jetsons Agriculture
U.S.A
Assembly of God
Oral Roberts
Christophers
Tom and Jerry
Smokey Bear
Herald of Truth
Penelope Pitstop
Jonny Quest
Rex Humbard
Dangil
Church of Christ
Meet the Press
NBC News
Oklahoma Territory
Silent Force
Young Lawyers
McHale's Navy H
CBS News
Texarkana TV Schedule Morning Through Afternoon
A dense listing of TV programs and timings from Texarkana stations. The schedule spans 6:20 AM to 6:39 PM withMorning devotions cartoons dramas news game shows soap operas and classic series featuring hosts and guest stars across channels. Prominent titles include Bozo the Clown Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Lucille Ball Bewitched Jeopardy Love Of Life General Hospital and The Edge Of Night along with news briefs and weather segments.
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Texarkana College
RFD
R.F.D
Arkansas A.M
NBC News
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