Badgers Hold Off Hope in Overtime Thriller
Arkadelphia and Hope battled in a tight game with Arkadelphia taking a 37-31 halftime lead. Vining and Dudley fueled a fourth quarter comeback for Hope, forcing overtime where Muldrew scored 27 for the Bobcats before Copeland sealed a 68-67 Arkadelphia win with late free throws.
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Hope to Host Emmet Eagles Here Tonight
Hope to host Emmet here tonight at Jones Field House starting at 6:30 p.m. The Hope B and Lady Cats, led by Janet McCain and juniors/ freshmen, aim to rebound after recent losses and repeat December 65-62 win at Emmet. Arkadelphia and Willisville games loom, with Malvern and Fairview visiting this weekend.
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Froehling Wins Florida State Open Tennis Singles
Frank Froehling of Fort Lauderdale Florida defeated Mike Belkin of Montreal Canada 6 4 3 6 6 4 in the finals of the men's singles at the Florida State Open Tennis Championships held Sunday in San rie APY CampAmaya wadete.
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NBA Scores From A Busy Night Across The League
Celtics beat Knicks 109 102 as Emmette Bryant sparks Boston with 13 points in the second period. Suns rally past Bullets 195 194 with Gail Goodrich 22 points in the final period and Lamar Green tipping in with seven seconds left. Bucks top Warriors 123 167 behind Jon McGlocklin 29 and Greg Smith 25, halting Nate Thurmond’s absence. Hawks rout Bulls 125 107, 76ers crush Royals 141 116, Pistons beat Lakers 106 100, Pacers top Knicks 126 111, Nuggets crush Carolina 135 112, and Lakers beat Nastas 197 124 in ABA play. Hal Greer scores 27 as 76ers overpower Royals. Dave Bing 27 and Otto Moore 25 pace Pistons past Lakers. Bellamy plays all, tying record for consecutive games as Pistons win. In overtime, Chicago edges Milwaukee 122 190. Seattle defeats Phoenix 113 131, Baltimore 145 113 over San Diego.
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Yastrzemski backs poll of ball players on reserve clause
Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski opposes Carl Floods court challenge to baseballs reserve clause and calls for a poll of all major league players to gauge sentiment. He wrote to Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major League Players Association, noting the association board voted 25 0 to support the move.
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Rice Owls Contenders Stumble Yet in SWC Opener
Don Knodel cautions that Rice remains unproven as a contender despite a 86-65 road win over Texas Tech, aided by Gary Reist’s shooting and pressure defense. He cites inconsistency after two strong showings and notes upcoming tests at TCU and other SWC games, including SMU at Texas Tech.
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Golf Money Shows Increase in Tourneys
Golf writer Bobultbe reports that the Phoenix Open winner Dale Douglass led a rising trend in tour winnings as mature play and better putting lifted his game. Douglass shot a final 66 to win the $100,000 Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club, improving after a year highlighted by the Azalea Open victory and Ryder Cup selection.
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Scott Picked for National Football Hall of Fame finalist
Clyde Smiackover Scott, longtime executive with Jow & Little Rock Insurance, is named as a finalist for possible induction in the 1970 National Football Hall of Fame. He played football at Navy and Arkansas in the 1940s and later with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Chambliss First Choice in B B Draft
New York AP report on the winter draft lists the first-round picks across 24 clubs. Carrol Chambliss is tabbed by the Indians as the No 1 choice. John Scott and George Bacher go to the Padres and Pilots respectively, with 357 players drafted overall.
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West Wins Pro Bowl to close a long season
The West defeated the East 10 13 in the Pro Bowl, with a late 72 second pass from Rams star Roman Gabriel to Packers star Carroll Dale sealing the win. The game featured a safety late in the fourth, and several notable players from across the NFL contributed to the tense finish as the season concluded.
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Wake Forest Beats Tar Heels 91 90 In Upset Thriller
Wake Forest edged North Carolina 91 90 as Charlie Davis overcame a knockout blow to score 34 points. Dean Smith lauded the late comeback while UNC faltered after a strong first half. Other top programs also posted wins in a weekend of high stakes college basketball.
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Henderson Edges Ouachita In Wild AIC Upset
A fractured OCR unreadable sports snippet reports Henderson narrowly defeating Ouachita in an AIC game. Chaos in text hides exact scores and dates, but mentions late game surge by Henderson to overcome Ouachita and parts of a pivotal meeting and rankings.
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Arkansas Names 1909 Outstanding Athletes Dicus Bergey
LITTLE ROCK AP Ar kansas Manker Chuck Dicus and Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Bill Bergey have been named the state's outstanding athletes for 1909. Dicus won the Charles T Meyer Foundation award as the outstanding amateur athlete Saturday night and Bergey received the award as the outstanding professional. Bergey was the 1968 outstanding amateur for his performance at Hoebecker for Arkansas State University.
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Beginning and end of AFL marked by All-Star game
In Houston the AFL's final All-Star contest ended the league era as West star John Hadl led a 26-3 victory over the East before 30,170 fans. Jim Otto participated, reflecting on the start and end of the AFL and noting preserved rivalries despite the merger soon to form the American Conference. Alworth and Huff connected for a 21-yard TD as MVP Hadl impressed in the farewell game.
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Feuding Forces Merge as NFL and AFL Trade Opens
After decades of rivalry the National and American Football Leagues merge and begin interleague trading. The interchance period runs from midnight today through March 4, with scouts from all 26 pro teams evaluating players across the unified league amid the new two-conference structure.
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