Ellis fuels Marquette comeback past Notre Dame
Bo Ellis scorched the second half to lift 11th ranked Marquette over 19th ranked Notre Dame 76 to 69. Coach Al McGuire urged Ellis to shoot, and his 12 second-half points, plus key contributions from Filly, spurred a late run as the Warriors pulled away from a 31 percent first-half start.
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Knicks buck trend with starter continuity for win at Golden State
Knicks coach Red Holzman kept the five starters in longer, producing a 111-97 victory over the Warriors. Walt Frazier 24, Jim McMillian 22, Earl Monroe 21, Bob McAdoo 17 with 17 rebounds, Lonnie Shelton 17. Other NBA results noted.
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Arkansas high schools realign football classifications this fall
Arkansas Activities Association adopts a new football alignment affecting 16 Class AA teams in AA staying put while 43 move to AAA. AAAA reshuffles with AAAA for 1977 and the new AAAAA formed. Class B drops football. Notable AA survivors listed. Mena, Rivercrest, Osceola, Morrilton, Stuttgart, Crossett and others shifted conferences in AAA and AA divisions.
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Scouts to Hold Bass Tournament at Millwood Lake
Boy Scouts of America invite anglers to Millwood Lake for a three day bass tournament March 25 26 and 27 with $10000 in prizes including 3000 for first place and 500 daily for the largest catch each day. Only 20 paid applications accepted contact Caddo Area Council Texarkana Texas for entry forms.
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Aggies Rise After Stifling SMU to Seize SWC Lead
Texas A&M under coach Shelby Metcalf chase another title despite starting three freshmen. A 57-53 win over SMU moved the Aggies to 4-1 while Arkansas remained 4-0 after a 72-45 rout of Rice. Baylor idle.
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Lietzke Wins Tucson Open With 65-Foot Clutch Putt
Bruce Lietzke clinched the Tucson Open with a 65-foot birdie putt on the decisive fourth hole of sudden death defeating Gene Littler. The victory earns Lietzke a $40,000 first prize and triggers a busy schedule including Masters and Tournament of Champions eligibility as he ponders overseas events.
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Henderson State beats College of the Ozarks 100 73 in AIC play
Henderson State University extended its AIC lead with a 100 73 victory over College of the Ozarks as Bruce Hines led with 19 points and six Reddies hit double figures. Ozarks top scorer was Paul Persons with 19. Meimerstorf scored 32 for Tech in a double overtime win over Ouachita.
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Pine Bluff Tops AP High School Basketball Poll
Pine Bluff holds the top spot in the AP poll with 119 points after two wins. Fayetteville and North Little Rock Northeast follow as top contenders. Fayetteville rose to second after beating Conway. Northeast moved to third as Parkview dropped after a loss.
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Oaklawn Park to Offer Record 5 Million Purse
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas opens February 4 with a 30 day meeting offering a record 5 million in purses. Four races carry 100000 each including the Arkansas Derby Fantasy Stakes Oaklawn Handicap and Apple Blossom. Elocutionist the 1980 Derby winner, and top trainer Doug Vance lead last year’s figures.
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College Basketball Scores With Wide East Conference Upsets
East region results show Amherst over Colby 78 69 Bucknell 65 and Yale toppling Cornell 80 52. Notable wins include St Bonaventure 113 over St Francis N Y 78 and Northwestern 73 over Sioux Falls.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here comes from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days so you fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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