UCLA Eyes 47th Straight as Alcindor Doubtful
UCLA seeks a 47th consecutive win as Lew Alcindor may miss the Portland game and a crucial Saturday date with Houston in the Astrodome. Alcindor, sidelined by an eye injury from a Friday night collision with Cal, has limited practice and will be judged on eye readjustment and stamina.
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Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
The Associated Press reports several bouts last night with notable results. Victor Melendez of Puerto Rico knocked out Bud Anderson of Philadelphia in Las Vegas. Freddy Little of Las Vegas defeated Wes Collins of New York by decision after ten rounds.
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Bud Anderson
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Freddy Litte
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Montreal Beats Detroit 6-1 in NHL East Clash
The Canadiens rout the Red Wings 6-1 in Montreal to run their winning streak to six, climb to third in the East, and tighten the race with Boston. Jean Beliveau scores three, Dick Duff adds two, and Phil Goyette and Camille Henry contribute as New York and Chicago results shift standings.
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Dick Duff
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Camille Henry
Bernie Geoffmon
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Boxing Doubleheader Opens New Garden March 4
The Madison Square Garden debut features Joe Frazier versus Buster Mathes for the heavyweight title and Nino Benvenuti challenging Emile Griffith for the middleweight crown in a New York boxing doubleheader. An unrelated note mentions Chopin's Funeral March reflecting Polish independence loss.
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Lady Cats sweep Chidester to reach Gurdon invitational quarterfinals
Hope Lady Cats rolled past Chidester 64 to 25 at Gurdon to set a 6:20 p.m. quarterfinal showdown with Carthage. Kathryn Coleman led with 26 points, Carol Anthony 24, and the team dominated the boards as Chidester was held scoreless in parts.
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Gail Hartsfield
Debbie Powell
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting
The Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight guide daily sport timing. Major Periats marked in bold begin at shown times for about two hours. Minor Periats in regular type run shorter. use Central Standard as PM. Saturday shows Minor at 10 40 and Major at 2 45 with amplitudes for best activity.
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Bobcats Rematch at Magnolia Prep for Big Weekend Showdown
The Hope Bobcats ready for a rematch with Magnolia Panthers at Magnolia Gym after a 56-49 win by Magnolia earlier. Coach Joe Austin’s squad focuses on rebounding and outside defense to slow Sid Moore and Todd Landes. Magnolia counters with 6-3 Mac Dodson and 6-4 Larry Hill, and Hope plans a possible full court press to disrupt Magnolia’s offense. The weekend includes a trip to El Dorado to face the Hornets, with Hope seeking back-to-back wins after a 65-57 opener. The Bobcats, Bob Kittens, and B’ Lizards all compete in Magnolia, with fans urged to support.
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Reserves Spark Drake Past Iowa State 72 67
Drake rode late reserves Willie McCarter Ron Gwin and Nelson Whitaker to a 72-67 victory over Iowa State. McCarter scored 22, Gwin and Whitaker added key baskets as Drake built a 28-10 lead, withstood a Cyclone rally to seal the win.
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Basketball scores from East to Midwest college games and pros
Scores across college and professional basketball with numerous teams and leagues. East region games include Cornell over Villanova and Holy Cross over St Michael's while Northeastern defeats Tufts and Colby loses to Bowdoin. Pro results show NBA and ABA action with teams like San Diego Boston New York and Kentucky.
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Unbeaten Long Island in Trouble
Long Island University Blackbirds, the lone undefeated team in the small college poll, may struggle to stay perfect after a schedule next at Philadelphia Textile. Evansville holds top votes with 141 points, while Kentucky Wesleyan remains second with 106. Long Island is third with 100.
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Kansas Trackmen to Los Angeles for Invitees Meet
Lawrence Kansas AP report says University of Kansas track team travels to Los Angeles for the annual Invitational meet. Freshman Karl Salb from Crossett Arkansas will compete in shot put after a 60 feet two inch debut in Monroe Louisiana. Senior Ben Olsson of Bakersfield California, and George Byers of Kansas City Missouri also run events with Byers co holding a 6.6 clocking in the 60 yard low hurdles alongside Lee Adams.
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Missed 15th Shot Defines Narrow Knicks Victory
Earl Monroe scored 26 points and hit 14 free throws but missed a crucial layup at the end as the Baltimore Bullets fell 111-109 to the New York Knicks. Dick Barnett hit the winning basket for New York while Cazzie Russell scored 30. Other NBA and ABA results follow.
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Pipers Defeat Indiana 137-101 in ABA clash
Pittsburgh Pipers crushed Indiana 137-101 as Chico Vaughn poured in 40 points eight of which came on five treys. Connie Hawkins added 28 points, Charlie Williams 23 and Art Heyman 22 for the Pipers. Other ABA results included New Jersey over Kentucky 103-96 and New Orleans over Houston 110-103.
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Blevins and Bodcaw Lose at Saratoga
In the Saratoga Invitational, Mineral Springs defeated Genoa Central 62 55 in girls action while Fouke beat Blevins 57 43 and Kirby eliminated Bodcaw 45 27. Murfreesboro topped Fouke 72 06 in boys play. leaders included Linda Green 36 for Mineral Springs and Shields 34 for Genoa Central.
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Davidson to State Hall of Fame
Davidson to be inducted into the Arkansas Hall of Fame in Hot Springs alongside H. Bo Rowland Howard Mae Hickey and Elmer Smith. The former All-Southwest quarterback born near Waldron in 1896 starred at the University of Arkansas from 1916 to 1929 and later served six terms as county clerk and three as county judge.
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Davidson
University of Arkansas
Arkanas
Texas
Hope High S Blazers Sought By Booster Club For Teams
The Bobcat Booster Club and coaches seek about 40 cardinal blazers for Hope High football and girls basketball. Blazers, worn during out of town games, stay with coaches and are returned with uniforms. Donor name on inside label and ‘Hope’ across pocket. Contact Victor Magsanelli, Bob Turner, or boosters to donate. A donor list will be published later.
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Broyles Welcomes End of 1967 Punt Rule
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said he was relieved the 1967 punt return rule was rescinded. He noted the rule hindered Razorbacks special teams and defense, forcing safer plays and limiting punt return development. Broyles helped vote for the rule last year but switched to opposing it this week.
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New College Football Rules Cut Injuries and Tighten Play
The Football Rules Committee issued updates banning some dangerous yardage moves and tightening protections. Highlights include penalties for unsafe blocks and sucker plays, limits on downfield blocking during punts, and new numbering rules for linemen. Quarterbacks may consult multiple coaches on timeouts, with shortened charged times and first down clock stops. Safety penalties for ball carrier momentum on interceptions remain, and end zone runs after interceptions face placement at the interception spot.
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Jym & Wiliam
Iso
Santagasan
Willamson
Bengals eye college draft to bolster roster
Cincinnati Bengals owner Paul Brown says the AFL expansion club will seek college talent in the upcoming draft. The team has 40 veterans from the expansion pool but will avoid mortgaging the club for older players. Possible quarterback targets include Gary Beban Kenny Stabler and Kim Hammond, with Jon Stofa already on the roster from a pre-draft trade with Miami for two college picks.
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Associated Press
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