Hope Ae Star Bobcats Lead District Standings Early
The Hope Bobcats enjoy a strong start in 4AA western division with Big John Dudley tied for scoring lead at 28 points after against Magnolia. Team’s free throw and rebound leaders include Steve Harris 83 percent, Dudley 112 rebounds, and Parker Powell 82 percent with 41 rebounds. The Bobcats face Arkadelphia Bradley in Henderson tourney as district standings unfold. Also notes: Camden Panthers beat Malvern 74-58. Fairview defeated Arkadelphia 56-42. Benny Briscoe and Billy Wagner headlines boxing results in brief.
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Big John Dudley
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Magnolia
Dudley
Fairview
Arkadelphia
Camden Panthers
Malvern
Steve Harris
Parker Powell
Bill Rowland
Lynn Norton
David Briggs
Norton
Powell
Harris
Briggs
Rowland
Hope
Bradley
Henderson
Hopes Finish Will Be on a Ski Slope
Danny Reeves player coach of the Dallas Cowboys opened the year in a psychiatrist’s office and told Tom Landry his aim to finish with a Super Bowl ring on a snow covered ski slope. He was given a chance by Landry during the summer and faced the task ahead.
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Freeman
Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Danny Reeves
Dallas Cowboys
Reeves
Dallas
Tom Landry
Landry
St. Louis
Cowboys
Baltimore
Craig Morton
Tom
Parkers No Match for Texas Tech
Texas Tech defeated Arkansas 98-68 as Greg Lowery led with 34 points on 15 of 23 shooting and four free throws. Balanced scoring, defense, and rebounding sealed the SWC victory after Arkansas briefly led on an early jumper by Vernon Murphy. Bobby Vint added 21 and Donnie Watts 15 for Parker.
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Tex
Greg Lowery
Texas Tech
Arkansas Razorbacks
Lowery
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Vernon Murphy
Tech
Bobby Vint
Parkers
Donnie Watts
Henderson State Reddies Roll Past Harding 82-70
Henderson State College led by Don English and Danny Davis with 22 points apiece defeated Harding College 82-70 in AIC basketball action. Bill Chism scored 30 for Harding as other AIC results included Arkansas A&M 70 Arkansas College 63 and Ouachita 106-73.
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Henderson State College
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Harding College
Don English
Danny Davis
Bill Chism
Harding
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Arkansas College
Arkansas Tech
Southern State
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Ouachita
College of the Ozarks
State College of Arkansas
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
Tech
Wonder Boys
Teo
Arkansas
Associated Press College
Texas Tech
Henderson
Coaches Rip Report on Scholarships Debate Splits AFCA
AP report describes the American Football Coaches Association criticizing an NCAA financial aid plan to base aid on need and cap scholarships. Coaches clash on a 30 football and six basketball limit, citing recruiting costs and fairness. Duffy Daugherty, Eddie Crowder, and others question need rules, while some favor one year or scale adjustment. The piece also notes NCAA awards and other convention actions amid drug and eligibility debates.
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Herschel Nisshnson
Associated Press
Houston
American Football Coaches Association
NCAA
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
AFCA
Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Alex Agase
Northwestern
Broyles
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Big Ten
Daugherty
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Greensboro
N.C
Small Player Star of Pro All Star Game West Wins 108 107
Milwaukees Lew Alcindor clinched victory with a three point play with 48 seconds left as Lenny Wilkens, 6 foot 1, named MVP of the 21st NBA East West All Star game in San Diego. Wilkens led scoring with 21 points and sparked the West with second and fourth quarter drives.
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Ron Roach
Associated Press
SAN Diego
Milwaukee
Lew Alcindor
Lenny Wilkens
Wilkens
West
Alcindor
Chicago
Bob Love
Atlanta
Lou Hudson
New York
Willis Reed
Red Holzman
Seattle
Larry Costello
Holzman
Costello
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Elvin Hayes
Wilt Chamberlain
Marquette Ends Notre Dame Streak In 71-66 Victory
Marquette, ranked second, defeated Notre Dame 71-66 to extend their unbeaten streak to 24 games and 12-0 start this season. Dean Meminger and Jim Chones combined for 39 points sealing the win with late free throws after Notre Dame rallied late.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
al McGuire
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Town
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Jim Chones
Meminger
Chones
Austin Carr
Irish
Bud Stallworth
Pierre Russell
Atlanta
Rich Yunkus
Yellow Jackets
Jimmy O'Brien
Ernie DiGregorio
Solunar Tables From Knight's Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Aiden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times and find the best sport each day has to offer.
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Richard Aiden Knight
Kapp says owners browbeat players in NFL matters
Cleveland AP report. Quarterback Joe Kapp tells newsmen owners try to browbeat players to gain leverage. He notes no comment on grand jury testimony and cites risk to his livelihood as a current Patriots quarterback after leaving the Vikings. Ron Kramer also testified, saying the jury asked general NFL questions.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Joe Kapp
Kapp
National Football League
Boston Patriots
Patriots
Billy Sullivan
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
NFL
Ron Kramer
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Kramer
Detroit
Buffalo Bills May Move to Seattle Threat Looms
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. presses for a firm 60 to 90 day decision on building a new open air stadium in Erie County or leasing Seattle venues as the team weighs a West Coast move. Seattle officials and NFL owners meet in Palm Beach. Governor Rockefeller and state leaders pledge help.
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Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Buffalo Bills
Seattle
Wilson
Detroit
King County
Wash
John Spellman
Erie County
Bills
University of Washington
NFL
Palm Beach
Fla
War Memorial Stadium
Frank A. Sédita
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