Hope of Star Bobkittens ousted in Smackover tourney
The Hope Bobkittens, plagued by foul trouble and erratic shooting, fell 42-27 to Camden Fairview in the Smackover Journeyment second round. Hope drops to 4-4 and shifts to consolation play tonight led by Huddleston and Martin while Gore paces Fairview with 15.
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Three Arkansas Players Earn Money in Glen Campbell Open
Richard Crawford of Bella Vista and R. H. Sikes of Nuttingdale Ark finished with high totals in the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open. Miler Barber of Texarkana also earned cash as Lunn defeated Billy Cooper in a sudden death for a prize. Winnipeg Speedskating Team wins Canada US title. Americans hold a growing lead.
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Weekend boxing results from Pittsfield and Ventura
The Associated Press report lists Bob Richards of Portland outpointing Terry Rondeau of Pittsfield in a 12 round match. Windmill Ray White of Ventura defeats Roby Harris of Oakland in a 10 round bout.
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Plunkett Hat in the Hula Bowl
In Honolulu Jim Plunkett the Stanford Heisman winner led the North to a 42-32 victory over the South completing 11 of 12 passes for 133 yards and scoring the final touchdown. Archie Manning sparked a late South rally with 294 passing yards and 30 of 33 completions.
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Parkers Are Outgunned by Longhorns in SWC Opener
In Fayetteville Arkansas Texas Longhorns beat Arkansas 88 79 in the conference opener. Billy Black top scored with 24 points, Jimmy Blacklock 22, while Arkansas senior Bobby Vint set a career high with 26. Vernon Murphy added 16 and Donnie Watts 14 as 5600 fans saw Texas pull away after halftime.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Hunting Timing
The schedule of Solunar Periods is taken from Richard Alden Keight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Use these times to plan days in good territory and seek strong cover for the best sport prospects each day.
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Big Ten stars shine in Tampa all star game
Ohio State’s Leo Hayden ran for two touchdowns and 75 yards as the North beat the South 39 to 2 in the American Bowl in Tampa. Michigan’s Paul Staroba caught six passes for two scores, while Don Moorehead threw for 69 yards and a TD. The event drew 12,000. Lions International secured a $50,000 TV fee for a 1972 return.
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Baseball Hall of Famer Elmer Flick Dies at 94
Cleveland obituary for Elmer Flick, longtime Bedford resident and Hall of Fame outfielder with a lifetime .315 average. Died after a long illness at Bedford Municipal Hospital. Burial planned in suburban Bedford on Tuesday. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown in 1964.
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Lunn Wins Sudden Death at Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open
In a playoff at Rancho Park, Bob Lunn edged Billy Casper for the $22,000 first prize. Both shot 67 in regulation to reach 10 under. Lunn birdied the 18th after a disrupted final round for Casper, who blamed a cameraman for ruining his tempo on the drive.
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Bears and Horns to clash in SWC showdown
Baylor and Texas meet as two hot SWC clubs in a regionally televised game. Texas rode a 2-0 start after beating Tulane and Arkansas 88-79, while Baylor topped LSU 93-80 and Southwestern La. 93-90 as Rice and Tech also posted wins. SWC overall improved to 41-42 after 11 of 14 wins by members.
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