Hope Bobcats Rally Set After 70 50 Loss To De Queen
Hope hosts De Queen in a non conference rematch at Jones Field House after a 70 50 defeat. The Bobcats, led by Jim Singleton and Ricky Putman, try pressing defense as they chase 4 AA West play momentum and a 0 2 divisional start.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Solunar Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide hunting plans. Plan days to hunt in good cover during these periods to improve chances of success.
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No for Her Ambition to Be Jockey
Barbara Jo Rubin, 19, failed to ride as male jockeys boycott Tropical Park in Miami. After her removal from Stoneland, trainer Bryan Webb replaced her with Jorge Velasquez as jockeys argued over a potential first female ride. ACLU attorney warned of possible court action over interference with contracts and anti trust concerns.
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Gordy Heads Players Organization Retires From Lions Role
Gordy, once league troublemaker and Detroit Lions guard, retires after 11 NFL seasons to become Executive Director of the newly formed NFL Players Association. He led 1968 pension and benefits push and helped avert a strike, as Jim Bakken pledged full support for the association’s progressive policies. The main office stays in Detroit with Lee Vance as PR director.
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Red Wings Win Steadily With 4-0 Montreal Victory
Detroit muscles into fifth in the East with a 4-0 win over Montreal as rookie Paul Poples nets his first NHL goal and Roy Edwards seals his first shutout. Toronto-Boston-Montreal tied 5-5 as Esposito fuels the Bruins’ lead. Chicago and Oakland split, while St Louis keeps West rivals winless. Pirates edge Minnesota 3-1, and other college scores fill the page.
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Higgins Ex Red Soxer to Prison Four-Year Sentence
Michael Higgins former Boston Red Sox manager faces a four year term for negligent homicide after pleading guilty to the 1968 auto crash that killed George Killen and injured others. He will be transferred to Angola State Prison from Lincoln Parish Jail.
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49ers to play at Candlestick as new Frisco stadium plan fades
SAN FRANCISCO AP The 49ers may move to Candlestick Park next season after Mayor Aloito pulled out of a downtown stadium bid. A supervisors committee approved Candlestick upgrades to 66300 capacity at about 9 million dollars and urged San Francisco Stadium Inc. to submit a new expansion plan. Lou Spadia praised Candlestick and fall weather over a site south of Market.
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Chaparrals Rally Past Indiana in OT Thriller
Dallas Chaparrals bench veteran C Hagan sparked a 127-120 overtime victory over Indiana with 3:05 remaining. Hagan added two free throws and two assists to set up Cincy Powell for the clinching baskets as Powell scored 36 and Ron Boone 32. Other ABA scores included Los Angeles beating Miami in OT, and Louisville’s Kentucky Colonels routing New York.
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Hope High Teams To Play At Prescott Tonight
Hope High School faces Prescott in a set of basketball games tonight. Junior and senior girls squads will play two quarters each, starting at 6:00 p.m. The opener features the Hope Junior Babkittens versus Prescott Curley Cubs, followed by a junior girls clash between Hope and Prescott.
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Snow Sports Opening at Lake Placid
The opening of the first annual John F Kennedy International Memorial Winter Games brings more than 300 top athletes to Lake Placid New York for eight weeks of competition. The event features a torchlight ceremony at the Olympic Arena and highlights speed skating figure skating cross country skiing and bobsledding among others with entries from Franz Keller Giacomo Ajmonil and Ludwig Zajc representing several nations.
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U S Girls Score Well in Skiing
U S skiers shine in Austria led by Erika Skinger of Stowe who placed fifth in the Golden Key downhill with 2 18.37. Teammates Judy Nagel Enumclaw and Karen Budge Jackson posted top finishes, while Wilfrud Drexel of Austria won in 2 16.7 as French skiers claimed podium spots. Other Americansänge included Kiki Cutter Bend and Basie Forts Warren with solid showings.
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East vs West NFL All Stars Preview and Lineup Notes
Jets quarterback Namath leads East with familiar targets from his Jets squad. West receivers Alworth Garrison and MacKinnon add speed while Stram tightens timing after weeks of practice. Lemm says the pros will be ready by Friday as East seeks edge from last Sunday’s Super Bowl experience.
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Morrall Seeks Strong Start in Pro Bowl Return
East West All Star Pro Bowl action Sunday pits Earl Morrall of the Rams against the East. Rams coach George Allen says Morrall should start. Morrall will team with Colts receivers John Mackey and Willie Richardson, plus Carroll Dale and Clifton McNeil.
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