Bobcats Journey to Magnolia Fight Tonight
Hope Bobcats travel to Magnolia to face the hot Panthers in a key 4AA showdown after a 56-49 loss to Magnolia earlier. Bobkittens face further injury woes with Buddy Ingram sidelined, while Gaylord Solomon gears up the reserves for a three-game varsity night starting at 5:30 p.m.
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Ralbh Routon
Magnolia
Panthers
Bobcats
Joe Austin
Bobkittens
Buddy Ingram
Gaylord Solomon
Hope
Hopeens
Thrillers in Play at Saratoga In Invitational Tourney
In Saratoga Invitational last night Saratoga Seniors beat Mineral Springs 62 60 in overtime with Johnny McJunkins scoring 30 and George Stewart 24 for Saratoga. Bleving edged Bodeaw as Wendell Hoover 19 and Quinton Moss 15 led Bodeaw. Kirby defeated Foreman 60 44 in the girls game as Ban Oglesby 25 and Joyce Parker 16 led Kirby. Boys bracket Friday features Murfreesboro vs Spring Hill and the girls matchups Mineral Springs vs Murfreesboro Fouke vs Spring Hill.
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Mineral Springs
Johnny McJunkins
George Stewart
Bleving
Bodeaw
Wendell Hoover
Quinton Moss
Kirby
Foreman
Ban Oglesby
Joyce Parker
Murfreesboro
Spring Hill
Murfreeseboro
Fouke
NFL Players Recognized by Owners
In New York AP report, NFL players, seeking stronger bargaining, accept union status and will meet owners mid February. Leaders Gordy Schulman Howton Wood Kennedy outline aims including higher minimum salaries and post season review, with no strike planned but kept as leverage.
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National Football League
Detroit
John Gordy
Players’ Association
Dan Schulman
Chicago
Association
Schulman
Gordy
Bill Howton
Gary Wood
New Orleans Saints
Malcolm Kennedy
Teamsters
NFL
Yning
Weather Big Issue in Tournament
In Napa California weather disrupted the Kaiser International Open second round delaying start by 80 minutes and leaving 39 golfers on the Silverado Country Club north course at dusk. Brewer led a group finishing second nine while Dave Marr Rex Baxter and Howie Johnson posted 68. Casper tied for 75 after a late birdie while Arnold Palmer finished 70 after bogeys.
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Brewer
Dave Marr
Rex Baxter
Howie Johnson
Bunche
Don January
Jacky Cupit
Ted Makalena
Bert Greene
Jim Weichers
the Kaiser
Billy Casper
Johnny Pott
Casper
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Coaches Pleased With Stars Ahead of AFL All Star Game
In Jacksonville, Lou Saban and Joe Collier praise their squads for the AFL All-Star game. Collier notes East talent to counter West Raiders influence. Namath and Griese rotate at quarterback for the East, with anticipation building for Sunday’s clash.
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Fla
Lou Saban
Joe Collier
Sq. Pan
Collier
Itl
Oakland Raiders
Praye
Oakland
Joe Namath
New York
Bob Griese
Miami
Ast
Daryle Lamonica
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Lamonica
Namath
UCLA–Houston Showdown Looms at Astrodome Saturday
UCLA and Houston prepared for a top showdown with 55,000 fans expected for the Astrodome clash. Lew Alcindor, nursing a patched eye, is a game-time decision as UCLA pursues a 47th straight win under coach John Wooden. Houston coach Guy Lewis called the Cougars the toughest test yet for UCLA.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Houston
Lew Alelnstor
América
UCLA
Astrodome
Alebelor
Bruins
Portland
Los Angeles
Houston Cougars
John Wooden
Ateinder
Wooden
Guy Lewis
Lew
Alcindor
Pro Bowl coaches name starters for NFL showcase
In Los Angeles AP report Shula of the Colts and Graham of the Redskins announce West and East starting lineups for the Pro Bowl. Johnny Unitas will lead the West offense with Roman Gabriel as alternate, while Don Meredith and Fran Tarkenton will split quarterback duties for the East.
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Los Angeles
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
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Graham
Otto
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Unitas
Willie Richardson
John Mackey
Bob Vogel
Green Bay
Boyd Dowler
Meredith
Bob Hayes
Don Perkins
Ralph Neely
Washington
Charley Taylor
Cleveland
Leroy
Gabriel
Ram
Lester Josephson
Bernie Casey
McFarr
Detroit Lions
Tarkenton
Hosmer Jones
Hope Girls Rally Past Carthage in Gurdon Semi Final
Hope Lady Cats powered to a 70 45 win over Carthage at Gurdon to reach the semifinals of the Gurdon Invitational Tournament. Centered by Carol Anthony 29 points and Kathryn Coleman 18, the squad opened with a 23 16 first quarter surge and continued a second quarter burst to a 61 29 halftime edge. Mary Huffman Debbia Powell and Betty Wylie contributed for Carthage as Hope improved to 16 4 on the year and faces Willisville at 6 30 p m. A taped replay will air on KXAR Saturday morning.
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Ralph Bouton
Hope Lady Cats
Gurdon
Aarthaee
Guron
Sky-High
Lady Cats
Willisville
Hope
Carthage
Carol Anthony
Hope Guards
Donna Byers
Anthony
Lady Cat Guards
Kathryn Coleman
Gail Hartsfield
Mary Beth Millican
Debbia Powell
Mary Huffman
Betty Wylie
Sandy Crowder
Bobcats
Magnolia
KXAR
Solunar schedule shows major and minor hunting windows
The page advertises Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight with daily Major and Minor periods. It notes major periods begin at specified times lasting about 90 minutes to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. times are given in Central Standard Time for Friday through Saturday.
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Richard Alden Knight
Lobos Take Over Cage Spotlight
The unbeaten New Mexico Lobos upset Utah 72-66 to extend their win streak as UCLA, despite resting Lew Alcindor, won 93-69 over Portland. Edgar Lacey and Cucius Allen led New Mexico with 24 and 20 points, while Merv Jackson scored 26 for Utah. Colorado State, Denver, Tennessee Tech, and Miami also posted victories.
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Associated Press
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UCLA
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Lew Alcindor
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Pauley Pavilion
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Phil Snow
Congress Confronts Track and Field Feud Threats
Congress weighs action as AAU and NCAA clash over a February 9 New York meet organized by the NCAA linked body. Senator Javits calls for resolution, while Brundage warns government interference could disqualify the U S Olympic team. A federal panel has mediated for over two years with a decision expected soon.
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Jacob Javits
N.Y
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Sen
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Get
R-Mich
New York
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
U.S
Broyles Hires New Assistant at Arkansas
Fayetteville Arkansas AP coach Frank Broyles announced the hiring of Richard Williamson 26 as an offensive ends and receivers coach Williamson a former Alabama split end mentored Crimson Tide receivers Ray Perkins and Dennis Homan Bryant urged him to join twice before accepting Williamson played at Alabama in 1960 and 1962 had a brief AFL trial with the Boston Patriots in 1963 and joined Bryant 1964 Minoan Art signifies the art of ancient Crete.
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Arkansas
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Williamson
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
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Dennis Homan
Alabama
Paul
Bear
Bryant
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Boston Patriots
College Basketball Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Midwest games feature Miami Ohio 72 over Xavier 65 and Southwest New Mexico 72 over Utah 66. West action shows UCLA 93 defeating Portland 69. Seattle 79 beat Denver 100. Utah State 80 over Colorado State 88. Pro NBA results include St Louis 119 over Baltimore 116 and Cincinnati 129 over San Diego 126. Future games list New York at Boston and Seattle at Detroit among others.
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Detroit
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Skating Champ Opens Bid for Fifth Title
Peg Fleming the United States top hope for Olympic glory in figure skating opens her bid for a fifth consecutive national title. The 19 year old twice world champion competes in compulsory figures while facing Elite rivals Albertina Noyes and Jennie Walsh. The four day nationals began with a surprise in the men's compulsory figures as Tim Wood edged Scott Allen and Gary Visconti.
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France
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Fina) Noyes
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Los Angeles
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Bloomfield
Orr Out, So Toronto Stops Bruins in NHL clash
Toronto Maple Leafs exploited Orr's injury to Boston and edged the Bruins 4 2 as Toronto closed within four points of first place. Philadelphia topped Minnesota 4 2, Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 3 2, while Boston led 1 0 and 2 1 before Orr's absence. Masters funeral noted for Minnesota. Burnett eyes comeback with Bengals after injury.
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