Hope Lizards Rout Willisville in Solitary Tuesday Victory
Hope Lizards beat Willisville 47 to 40 at Jones Field House as Willisville faced a depth disadvantage with five players available. Denny Herring scored 33 of Willisville’s 40, but Hope surged in the second half behind Tammy Webb and Lynn Norton to secure a 5-2 season mark for the Lizards.
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Wytie
Lions
Denny Herring
Emmet
Lynn Norton
Steve Harris
Tim White
White
Willie Tate
Glendon Martin
Bill Rowland
Tommy Frazier
James Bradley
Herring
Tammy Webb
Yorger Bobkittens
Malvern
Fairview
Norton
Harris
Saul
Webb
Newtotns
Martins
Rowland
George Lewis Wins Hibiscus at Hialeah in Derby Prep
California bred George Lewis trained by Bill Hartack cruises to the front in the Hibiscus at Hialeah clocking 1 09 1 5 for six furlongs. Silent Screen was scratched. the three year old star seeks Kentucky Derby prep glory as West Coast horses race in Florida amid Santa Anita strike.
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George Lewis
Florida
Hialeah
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Prentice Hints at Enduring One Last Season With Penguins
Penguins winger Mean Prentice, 27, contemplates retiring after a strong season ending with 16 assists and LE goals. He voiced gratitude for Pittsburgh after a 4-3 win over the Oakland Seals, saying his wife has endured the demanding schedule and he is ready for a long rest.
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Schnkel
Oun Font
Tracey Pratted
Cural Vadmils
Gary Smith
Swale
Gerry Ehman
Ais
Hoaie Memiid
Mike Laughton
Alcindor and Hays to Meet in Houston
NBA doubleheader at the Astrodome pits Elvin Hayes of Houston against Lou Alcindor of Milwaukee in a marquee matchup amid expansion rumors Houston may land an NBA franchise. The Friday night event, promoted by Ben Kerner, draws about 25 000 expected, far below last year’s 41 163 and a 1967 college clash drew 52 693.
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Alan [. Rothenberg
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Lady Cats and Jr. Girls in Tourneys Tonight
Verger Junior Girls travel to Bearden for a 7:00 p.m. tournament game while Hope Lady Cats face Gurdon in the Gurdon Invitational at 9:00. Yerger's Kitty Cats defeated Emmet 49-25 in their last outing as Al Bearden advances to the semifinals by a bye. Hope sits at 6-10 after a 65-35 win over Emmet and a 49-44 loss to Willisville.
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Royce Batley
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Xavier Jones
Steve Eaird
Fairview
John Ross
Mike Green
Shady Patton
Cardinals
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Stantings
Indiana Nips Kentucky in ABA Action
Indiana's Roger Brown surged in the stretch as the Indians beat Kentucky 94-91. Brown and Bob Netollky led with 25 points each, while Steve Jones' late rally for New Orleans nearly overturned the result. George Stone scored 20 for Los Angeles in a related ABA matchup.
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Tessmann to Get Shot at Bob Foster
The Washington AP reports Tessmann faces Bob Foster in a light heavyweight showdown. Foster, quoted by The Washington Post, says he is ready to defend his title against the No 2 challenger Mark Trossaat, with details from Lou Viscusi of Tango, Fla.
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Basketball results and schedule from Associated Press
The bulletin lists ABA results with Oklahoma City 73 over Arkansas Phillips JC 69 and Shorter 63, plus schedules and matchups for Wednesday and Friday. It names teams like Boston, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Milwaukee, Seattle, Phoenix, Detroit, Syracuse, and others, with several city pairings and venues.
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ATE Bers
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Ariz
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New York
Chicago
Phoenix
Trevino Leads Crosby Tournament Atmosphere Amid Suit
Lee Trevino opened the Bing Crosby Pro Am in Pebble Beach amid a Cleveland lawsuit against his former adviser. Trevino, unfazed by the $514,000 suit and a $6.35 million counterclaim, emphasized staying focused on golf as the Crosby Clambake began under typical windy, cool conditions with 168 pros paired with celebrities and amateurs.
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Associated Press
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Federal District Court
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Akron
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Julius Boros
Lee Elder
Larry Hinson
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklas
Billy Casper
Bacon and Grosso power Cardinals past Wichita State
Louisv ille rallied behind Henry Bacon and Mike Grosso in a 58 to 50 win over Wichita State. Grosso nailed two late free throws and Bacon forced the final turnover as Louisville stretched to the Missouri Valley showdown with Drake. Grosso led Louisville with 15 points. Bacon added 14 amid nine lead changes and a strong second-half surge.
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Associated Press
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Green Bay and Chicago Trade Players in NFL Deals
Chicago Bears shed several veterans and acquire running back Elijah Pitts and linemen Lee Roy Caffey and Bob Hyland from Green Bay in a marquee trade. Interconference moves include Charley Johnson to Houston for Pete Beathard and Miler Farr, plus Rufus Mayes swapping to Cincinnati for Bill Staley and Harry Gunner. Rams send Frank Marchiewski to New Orleans for an undisclosed draft choice. Bears aim to rebuild after a 1-13 season, seeking a return to contention with new faces and draft leverage.
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Associated Press
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Robinson Says Players Misunderstood
Brooks Robinson told 2119 fans he and fellow Major League Baseball Players Association members have been misunderstood in their stance on the reserve clause. He said the aim is not to abolish it but to modify it, speaking during the 22nd annual baseball plans event for the United Union Leader Charity Fund Inc. and explaining the voting support for Curt Flood in his civil suit.
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Rubinson
Une Jon Leader Charity Fund Inc
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Solunar Tables Schedules from Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan days for peak fishing and hunting. The schedule highlights daily peak periods to help locate good sports in favorable territory or cover, aiding time-based activity decisions.
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Richard Alden Knight
Seattle Seeks legal appeal to keep Pilots in city
Seattle plans a legal appeal to prevent the Pilots from leaving, aiming to protect taxpayer investments in Sicks Stadium and a $40 million domed stadium. Mayor Uhlman said the city will sue for breach of lease or damages or antitrust remedies if the team departs, as leaders press for a sale to a local group.
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Associated Press
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Yankees in Court for Evading Draft
Yankee executive denied conspiring with attorney George Foss to keep infielder Jimmy Babyak out of the draft. Foss sought 1984 for 50 hours of work. Babyak remained in baseball after a 1968 draft-related discussion with Yankees VP Johnny Johnson. Babyak, from Hampton Massachusetts, served in Vietnam before discharge and later played in Florida Instructions League and was set to sign a 1970 Yankee farm contract.
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Associated Press
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