Hope 7 Star SPORTS Hope Ladycats wallop Glenrose 74 47
The Hope Ladycats routed Glenrose 74 to 47 in the Gurdon Invitational, improving to a 68 season record. Standout scorers include Betty Rodden 31 points and Dee Singleton 21, with solid defense from Hollis Honeycutt Hamilton Brown Reyenga and Stuart. Rodden and McCain provided key late free throws as Hope pulled away.
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Fights Thursday's Fights By Associated Press
In Tokyo Masan Oba stopped Fritz Chervet in eight rounds. In Portland Tom Connors halted Jose Pagan in two rounds. In North Bergen Bob Benoit out pointed Jose Chrino over ten rounds.
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Japan
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Switzerland
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Maine
Tom Connors
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West New York
Laver Critiques First Serve In Victory At Madison Square Garden
In New York Rocket Red Laver complained about his first serve after defeating Arthur Ashe 7-5 6-4 7-5 at Madison Square Garden. Laver claimed imperfection but saved enough in reserve to claim the $10,000 winner take all prize in the Champions Class.
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Bobcats vs Cardinals Set for Top Conference Showdown
Hope Bobcats face Fairview Cardinals in a pivotal district clash with 2-0 records, as Fairview sits 15-2 and ranked 10th in the state AP poll. Cardinals rely on Robert Horne and 6'4" John Atkins while Bobcats lean on John Dudley’s 32 point average and Parker Powell’s 80 percent free throw rate.
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Pros Troubled Franchise Rebounds On Court In Nashville
The Memphis Pros beat the Floridians 116 to 106 in Nashville as fans and local donors push to keep the ABA team in Memphis. Indiana defeated Denver 118 to 106 in the other game. Total pledges reach 230000 with 800000 still needed to stabilize ownership after P L Blake pulled out amid 200000 losses in 60 days. The Pros’ on court form remains strong with seven wins in nine amid the Jones trio scoring 64 points.
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Lamonica and Brodie Start the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles
San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie and Oakland Raiders signal caller Daryle Lamonica will start the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles as NFC coach Dick Nolan and AFC coach John Madden name their squads. The game features top NFL stars in a high tempo, without prior coaching restrictions, highlighting an AFL NFL rivalry and conference pride. Lamonica faces a formidable AFC line including Bubba Smith Buck Buchanan Joe Greene and Rich Jackson, while Brodie battles Deacon Jones Bob Lilly Alan Page and Carl Eller. The NFC offense features Gene Washington Larry Brown Dick Gordon and Ron Johnson with MacArthur Lane as a key back, plus strong Rams and Cowboys presence on defense.
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Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Hunting and Fishing Times
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide sportsmen to plan days. Use the periods to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover for peak sport each day.
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NBA Hope Arkansas Hoops Could Boost Midwest Standings
A snapshot of standings and upcoming games across the NBA Western and ABA East and West divisions. Notable teams include Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Phoenix Seattle San Francisco Portland San Diego Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and Seattle with several Thursday to Sunday matchups and players such as Jim Otte Harry Schuh Gary Garrison Leroy Kelly Floyd Little Marlin Briscoe Willie Brown and Bobby Bell highlighted. The narrative covers divisional leaders, game results, and prize purses of 2000 dollars per player with sudden death tiebreakers if tied at end of regulation.
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Leroy Kelly
Floyd Littlle
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Chiefs
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Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Jim Marsalis
Johnny Robinson
Aggies extend win streak in tight Utah showdown
Utah State beat Utah 102-92 to stretch its run to 14 wins this season and nine in a row. Marv Roberts and Nate Williams each scored 30 as Utah State seized the lead at 90-88. Jeff Tebbs left with an eye injury possibly ending his season. Mike Newlin led Utah with 27 in the loss. Massachusetts rolled BU 77-63 to reach 11 straight, led by Pagliara 24 and Erving 22. Gardin had 23 for BU. Other notes: Duquesne beat Notre Dame, Vermont topped Fairfield, and several other games noted.
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James Gardin
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Lombardi Award Goes To Buckeye Stillwagon
Ohio State linebacker Jim Stillwagon won the first Vince Lombardi Award for top collegiate lineman at a Houston dinner benefiting the American Cancer Society. Vice President Spiro Agnew announced the 230 pound 21 year old, who also won the Outland Award, with finalists Larry Di Nardo Chip Kell and Rock Perdoni present.
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Chip Kell
Tennessee
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State Set for ABA All Star Cage Game
The ABA’s fourth annual All Star game in Greensboro will feature major team shifts as four East players join the West and three move East. Notables include Netolicky, Daniels, Brown leaving for the West, while Caldwell and Haywood switch. Haywood sits out due to NBA contract issues awaiting trial. West stars mix height with experience to face a young East in a 2 p.m. EST game as CBS televises a sellout crowd at the Coliseum.
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Phoenix Open adds three Arkansans to field
Mil ler Barber of Texarkana and Richard Crawford of Little Rock shot six under par 65 to sit one behind the pace after the opening round of the Phoenix Open. R. H. Sikes of Springdale and other rookies filled the early leaderboard as the event featured players from Arkansas and other states in a tight start.
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Fame Hall snubs greet Berra Wynn Kiner as Koufax looms
AP report from New York notes Yogi Berra Early Wynn and Ralph Kiner failed to reach the 75 percent threshold on 360 ballots for the Baseball Writers Association of America Hall of Fame, while Sandy Koufax becomes eligible next year. Wynn voiced strong disappointment, Berra and Kiner expressed cautious optimism, and DiMaggio also missed on his first try. The Veterans Committee votes Jan. 31 on long-inactive executives and players.
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National Hockey League Tie Scores Across Friday Card
The Associated Press reports Friday results in the National Hockey League with five ties including New York Buffalo and Montreal Philadelphia while Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 and Minnesota beat St. Louis 5 to 3. Sunday’s schedule lists Montreal at New York Vancouver at Detroit and Philadelphia at Buffalo among others.
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Leaders Forge Early Edge In Par-Heavy Phoenix Round
Frank Beard joked about par as Arnold Palmer shot 68 and trailed in a crowded Phoenix field. Dave Hill, Billy Casper, and Bob Lunn led with 64s seven under par at Arizona Country Club where 98 of 150 beat par. Several players posted 65, including George Archer and Tom Weiskopf, amid a near windless, short course that yielded birdies on par fives and multiple eagles.
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Secret Draft Main Order of Business
ABA owners and managers closed door meetings in Greensboro N C as merger talks with the NBA broke down The All Star game between Eastern and Western division stars is set for Saturday at Greensboro Coliseum at 2 p m Commissioner Jack Dolph spoke with reporters after the sessions detailing the quiet agenda and ongoing negotiations
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