Hope Bobcats Edged by Texarkana in Rough Showdown
The Hope Bobcats fell 70-66 to Texarkana Razorbacks as Norton 21 points and Powell 14 led Hope, with Dudley adding 13. In a second game the B Bruins lost 60-44 as Ingram 14 and Newton 10 paced Hope. Thursday the Ladycats travel to Gurdon for the Invitational.
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Fights Tuesday's Fights By The Associated Press
Ireland's Dan Mc Alsden defeats Lou Bailey by points in Belfast while Joe Bugner tops Carl Gizzi in London and Gizzi scores noted in Wales. Omaha results reflect nationwide boxing actions and coverage by The Associated Press.
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Bonavena Hand Injury Delays Patterson Bout
Argentina heavyweight Bonavena hurt his left hand in training and doctors said the fight with Floyd Patterson in New York would be postponed. A hand strain delayed his departure for New York to finish training as the doctor noted bleeding and swelling but no tear, keeping him out for at least two weeks.
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Hogs Kinard May Take Over Ole Miss
Jackson Clarion Ledger reports John Vaught will retire as Ole Miss head football coach and Billy Kinard, Arkansas defensive backfield coach, is set to succeed him. Kinard, noted star halfback 1953-55, has coached at Auburn Florida and Georgia and recently joined Arkansas.
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Bobsled Accidents Stir World Championship Trials
In Cervinia Italy nine accidents over four days rocked the World Bobsled Championships trials with two serious injuries. British driver James Mantclark suffered a fractured cheekbone brain concussion and facial cuts while West German Pepi Badel endured facial stitches after a crash.
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing by Knight Fables
The Solunar Tables outline daily periods for prime fishing times. It promotes using the Knight Fables schedule to plan outings, aiming to fish in good territory and cover during favorable windows.
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Controversy Over Pass Decides Super Bowl Remains
Four Pro Bowlers dispute the famed Mackey reception in the Colts win over the Cowboys, with Renfro denying touching the ball and officials sustaining the call. Daryle Lamonica, Jerry Mays, Bobby Bell, Dick Nolan, and Mike Curtis weighed in on the disputed 75 yard play as replays and photos fuel ongoing debate.
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International Raceway Reorganizes Under Bankruptcy Act
Atlanta International Raceway froze debts and sought federal reorganization to ensure the Atlanta 500 stock car race proceeds. Judge Sidney Q. Smith accepted the petition placing the track under federal regulation while four new officers take charge and debts are controlled until the race and a portion of proceeds are realized.
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Arkansas college basketball scores and standings snippet
A compact roundup from the Hope Ark. Star and Associated Press shows NBA results across divisions, ABA standings, and college basketball scores. Notable items include Milwaukee, Detroit, Chicago and Phoenix with varied records, plus numerous college games across East, Midwest and Southwest regions with multiple teams listed and scores.
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Printed by Offset CU Upsets Texas Tech in the SWC
Jacksonville University alum Jack Williams returns to battle Furman as the Paladins visit Jacksonville on the Florida team court. Williams faces former teammates Lisco Thomas and Jerry Hartin while Texas Christian upsets Texas Tech in the SWC and Davidson seizes sole Southern Conference lead.
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Cowboys star Lee Roy Jordan blasts refereeing after Super Bowl loss
Lee Roy Jordan told the Birmingham club he felt officials hurt the Dallas Cowboys in Sundays 16 13 defeat to the Baltimore Colts claiming he faced many bad calls and the Cowboys played against 16 men. He voiced strong dissatisfaction with the officiating during the Super Bowl controversy.
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Palmer Seeks Phoenix Open Victory After Second-Place Finish
Arnold Palmer eyes a Phoenix Open win fueling a late-season push on the tour. The aging star, who has not won in over a year, aims for the $25,000 first prize at the Arizona Country Club while facing challengers Billy Casper Tony Jacklin Dave Stockton and Dale Douglass among others.
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NHL All Stars Matchups List
West All Stars 2, East All Stars 1. Toronto at Vancouver. Philadelphia at New York. Pittsburgh at California. Montreal at Philadelphia. New York at Buffalo. Detroit at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. St Louis at Minnesota.
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Southern and Texas Leagues Merge Form Dixie Baseball Association
Southern and Texas baseball leagues merge to form a 14 team three division Dixie Baseball Association retaining both identities for national meetings. The merger creates a wildcard playoff entrant and preserves current presidents Bobby Bragan and Sam Smith. Delays in AA affiliate subsidies and league shifts to the Eastern League prompted the union, with hope for eight teams per league next year.
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Deaf Player Scores 102 Points at Arkansas Deaf School
Ben nie Fuller a 6-1 guard from Arkansas School for the Deaf scored 102 points Tuesday night against Leola as Deaf School rolled to a 133-58 victory. Fuller made 41 field goals and 20 of 23 free throws finishing with 44 at halftime and 48 in the final period.
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A&M Knocks Off Reddies in ASC Play
A&M shot 56 percent to upset top-ranked Henderson State 78 70. Vonnny Morrison scored 33 for A&M while Danny Davis led the Reddies with 17. Henderson State drops to 7 2 and A&M to 6 4. In other ASC action State College of Arkansas defeated Hendrix 95 87 and Arkansas Tech beat Ouachita 93 83.
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McCormack to be inducted into Arkansas Hall of Fame
Frank H. Swede McCormack, Hendrix College standout and multi sport star, will be inducted into the Arkansas Hall of Fame in Hot Springs. A Malvern native, he helped Hendrix set track records and earn all state football honors in the 1920s, later coaching and serving on the Game and Fish Commission.
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