Fairview Cardinals Crush Hope In 89 61 Victory
Fairview Cardinals overpower Hope Bobcats 89 to 61 in Camden as Hope stalls in 4-AA West standings. Ricky Putman 16 leads Hope with Terry Turner II, Jim Singleton scoring. Fairview junior Cardinals beat Hope 56 44 earlier in the day.
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Phil Watkins
Thomas Norfel
James Simmons
Shady Patton
Dicky Bush
Richard Sanders
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Camden Lincoln
Jones Field House
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Fights Report From AP Roundup
By Fights The Associated Press details boxing results from Mexico City and San Juan Puerto Rico Benny Briscoe stopped Paul Rondon in 8 rounds Jerry Quavery stopped Aaron Eastling in 7 rounds Kasuyoshi Kanazawa defeated by Ruben Olvares in 2 rounds both bouts held in international venues with fighters listed by weight and city of origin
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Associated Press
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Ruben Olvares
Mexico
Kasuyoshi Kanazawa
Japan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Benny Briscoe
Philadelphia
Paul Rondon
Venezuela
Canton
Ohio
Jerry Quavery
Bellflower
Calif
Aaron Eastling
Minneapolis
Crosby Meet Play Resumes At Pebble Beach
Dale Douglass carries a one stroke lead into the final round of the 1969 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach. He shot 70 to reach six under par 210 as Howie Johnson George Archer John Lotz Jerry McGee and Grier Jones trail in pursuit on the windy coast setting. Douglass touted improved form after rain delayed play, recalling a rough moment from the 1963 Crosby.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
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Bing Crosby
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Denver
Howie Johnson
George Archer
John Lotz
Jerry McGee
Grier Jones
Crosby
Top Ten Cage Teams Good on Defense
The Top Ten college basketball teams show strong defenses with UCLA leading, followed by North Carolina and Santa Clara. New Mexico State, Illinois, Duquesne, Davidson, Kentucky, St John’s, and La Salle also hold high rankings as they face key road tests and home clashes this week. UCLA hosts California and Stanford. North Carolina plays The Citadel and Clemson. Santa Clara visits Hayward State. LaSalle travels to St Francis and Loyola LaSalle hosts Loyola.
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Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Spencer Haywood
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George Washington
Iowa
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O J Simpson Demands Top Draft Price For Bills
The Bills face drafting O J Simpson as the No 1 choice with a rumored price exceeding 600000 in a deal that could shape Buffalo's quarterback options. Sports Headliners Inc President Chuck Barnes notes a non long term contract and social work plans for Simpson. Joe Namath adds perspective on the Bills negotiating challenge amid a two day draft featuring 442 players across 17 rounds.
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O.J. Simpson
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Simpson
AFL
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Chuck Barnes
Sports Headliners, Inc
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San Francisco 49Ers
San Diego Chargers
Notre Dame
Terry Hanratty
Kansas
Bob Douglass
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Arkansas Tech and Ouachita Lead With Big Scores
Arkansas Tech 83 Southern State 73 and Ouachita 89 Arkansas College 74 headline a busy college basketball day. High school results include Hope 61 over Camden Fairview 89 and others from across the state, with district and tournament play featuring Subiaco 70 Scranton 51 and Van Buren 59 Huntsville 48.
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Mammoth Spring
Marrianna Strong
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Harrison
Fayetteville
Huntsville
van Buren
Logan County
Subiaco
Scranton
Dogfight to End Declares Baylor Coach
Baylor coach Bill Menefee sees a tight SWC race after Texas Tech upset Baylor 73 70. A&M leads at 4 0 with Texas Tech Baylor Texas tied at 2 1 and SMU 3 2 as the league stays balanced. Menefee notes Tech impressed with late free throws and Williams scoring. He forecasts possible endgame scenarios and previews upcoming games across the conference.
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Associated Press
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Bears
Texas Tech Red Raiders
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Southern Methodists
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Steve Williams
Jerry Turner
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Gene Phillips
Southern Methodist
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Solunar Tables Show Daily Hunting and Fishing Periods
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is printed below. Plan days to fish in productive territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport opportunities each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Flyers Rally Past Penguins With Late Shorthanded Goals
Flyers winger Dick Cherry scored twice in the final minutes to lift Philadelphia to a 5-3 win over Pittsburgh as Cherry, a first year NHL player, added his second and third career goals after a long journeyman path. Other NHL results: Boston over Minnesota 4-3, St Louis over Oakland 3-1, Chicago 9-3 Los Angeles, New York over Montreal 3-2, Detroit over Toronto 3-2.
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Forbes Kennedy
Ken Schinkel
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Tigers Named AP 1968 Team of the Year in Detroit
Detroit clubs named AP 1968 Team of the Year after clinching World Series glory and a 3-1 Series comeback. Mayo Smith lauds the honor as players focus on games, while legends like Sarrazin and Esposito add standout moments in a season that boosted Detroit's status.
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Associated Press
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Detroit Tigers
Fle Downs
Mayo Smith
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Wilt Chambers Leads Lakers In 60 Point Night
Wilt Chamberlain scored 60 as the Lakers beat the Cincinnati Royals 126-113 to widen their first place lead in the NBA Western Division. He poured in 23 in the fourth quarter after 22 of 36 field goals and 16 of 24 free throws, with Connie Dierking and Oscar Robertson adding 32 and 25 for Cincinnati.
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Elvin Hayes
Don Ross
Clem Haskins
Series Heroes and Awards Highlight Historic Baseball Season
Mickey Lolich clinched three playoff wins including the finale over St Louis ace Bob Gibson after two days rest. Denny McLain, a 31 game winner, captured the MVP and Cy Young. Al Kaline hit .399 in the series as McLain earned top pitching honors while Smith was named Manager of the Year amid a postseason glow.
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