Leaders Still in 3 Way Tie in the AIC
Arkansas Tech Southern State and Arkansas AM and N won Tuesday night leaving a three way tie atop the AIC standings at 10 2. Tech beat Harding 88 76 Southern State defeated Hendrix 83 60 and Arkansas AM and N beat Arkansas College 83 54.
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College of the Ozarks
Gerald Lockett
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Lions
David Combs
Tommy Shaw
al Flannigan
Glen Dalton
College Cager Paid Monthly by Outside Agent Says He Was
An unnamed former college basketball player told The Dallas Times Herald that during his senior year he received 150 dollars monthly from an external agent speculating on his pro career. He described agents contacting dorms, visiting in person, and presenting grandiose contract stories before college eligibility ended. The NCAA rules treat signing with an agent as equivalent to signing with a pro team before eligibility expires.
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Dallas
Dallas Times Herald
Blackie Sherrod
The
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U S Africa Meet at Duke University
Two athletes from each team will compete in a 21 event program at the United States Pan African track meet July 16 17 at Duke University Stadium in Durham North Carolina Dr Leroy Walker NCCU director announced format Africans nations Nigeria Ghana Senegal Ivory Coast Cameroon Kenya Ethiopia Uganda Tunisia Somalia will be represented. All events are finals with no trials scoring not yet determined CBS will televise the meet.
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Supreme Sports Council of Africa
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King Acquires a Veteran Center in NHL Trade
Los Angeles Kings obtain veteran center Ralph Backstrom from Montreal Canadiens in a swap that sends Gordon Labassiere and minor league defenseman Ray Fortin to Montreal. Labassiere then moves to Minnesota North Stars for center Ray Comeau and an undisclosed cash amount.
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Minnesota North Stars
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Howley Sees Morton Potential To Lead Cowboys Again
New York AP Chuck Howley, MVP of Super Bowl V, says Craig Morton has the tools to guide Dallas back to the Super Bowl if he focuses and overcomes mental hurdles and injuries. Howley notes Morton's erratic play and hints internal factors may be limiting his peak performance.
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Craig Morton
Dallas Stampede
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Baltimore Colts
Howley
Sport Magazine
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Craig
Jones Boys Lead Pros Past Pacers in ABA Showdown
Steve and Jimmy Jones combined for 54 points as the Memphis Pros beat Indiana 108 to 102 to hold the West Division lead. Mel Daniels led Indiana with 23. Kentucky edged Texas 125-122 and Utah defeated Pittsburgh 145-127. In the NBA, Knicks beat Bucks 107-98 and Philadelphia outlasted Atlanta 129-122. Kentucky rookie Dan Issel had 39 points and 13 rebounds. Zelmo Beaty scored 32 for Utah.
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Phoenix
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Los Angeles
Chicago
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Darrel Carrier
Colonels
Joe Hamilton
Zelmo Beaty
George Thompson
Nets
Larry Jones
Rick Barry
Two Hockey Players Fined for Fighting in NHL Incident
The NHL fined defenseman Jim Dorey of the Toronto Maple Leafs and forward Ken Hodge of the Boston Bruins for leaving the penalty box to fight in a January 17 game in Boston. Each received 100 dollar fines for leaving the box, 50 for misconducts, and 100 for game misconducts. Hodge also paid 100 for shoving a linesman. Ted Green of Boston was fined 200 dollars for leaving the bench, his second such incident.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Ken Hodge
Boston Bruins
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Dorey
Ted Green
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Hockey results and upcoming schedule from Associated Press
Tuesday's NHL results show Chicago tied Vancouver 3 3. Upcoming games include St Louis at Montreal Toronto at Pittsburgh Boston at New York Buffalo at Los Angeles Minnesota at California. Thursday features Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Detroit Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Athletics trade Mudcat Grant and face ready bullpen questions
Oakland owner Charles Finley says Grant’s departure opens chances for other relievers while new manager Dick Williams focuses on the rotation. John Odom may miss start of spring training after arm surgery. Fingers and Diego Segui could return to starting roles if he can’t pitch.
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Blue Moon” Odom
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Hull's Shot Gives Black Hawks a Tie
Chicago captain Bobby Hull scored a 60 foot tally on a third period power play to lift the Western Division leaders into a 3 3 tie with Vancouver. Jim Pappin had Chicago ahead early, Ray Cullen tied it short handed, Mike Corrigan scored twice for Vancouver, and Gerry Desjardins stopped late Canuck chances. Hull's goal came at 8 42 of the final period.
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Gary Doak
Canuck
Charlie Hodge
Gerry Desjardins
NHL
Hope Star front matter and publishing info 1899 1927 1929
The Hope Star imprint lists publication details, staff roles, affiliations, and advertising contacts. It notes editions published weekday evenings from The Star Building Hope Arkansas with circulation notes, AP and state association memberships, and subscription rates for various regions and mail classes.
Davis Returns to Cubs as Pinch Hit Threat
Signed 31 year old outfielder Tommy Davis who hit .290 in 46 games with the A's last year. Davis was sold to the Chicago Cubs in September but they recently released him. Williams says he plans to use Davis primarily as a pinch hitter this year.
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Chicago Cubs
Williams
Midlands International Tennis seeds Richey and Nastase top
In Omaha the Midlands International Indoor Tennis tournament seeded Cliff Richey and Ilie Nastase first in singles. Richey, 24, U.S. No. 1 this year, has top ten status since 18 and earned 97000 last year. Nastase, 24, world No. 6, beat Richey at Salisbury last year, noted for court coverage and tactical play.
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U.S
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Romania
Richey
Pancho Gonzales
Nassage
130 Skaters Compete for U S Title at National Figure Meet
AMERICAN PRESS. More than 130 skaters, including Janet Lynn of Rockford and John Petkevich of Harvard, begin the U S Figure Skating Championships. Lynn seeks her third senior women crown while Petkevich aims for his third straight senior men title as events open with junior men and novice levels. The event spans five days with senior pairs and dance, gold dance contenders Shelley and Starbuck, plus Schwormeyer and Sladky pursuing a fourth consecutive dance title.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
U.S
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Rockford
Ill
John Petkevich
Harvard University
Weston
Mass
Lynn
Petkevich
Tim Wood
Richard Ewell
Los Angeles
Kenneth Shelley
Downey
Calif
Page Five
JoJo Starbuck
Shelley
Judy Schwormeyer
Indianpolis
James Sladky
Solvay
Court Rules Against NBA in Haywood Case
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refused the NBA's request for a stay of a lower court injunction, allowing Spencer Haywood, 21, to continue his attempt to play for the Seattle SuperSonics. The ruling comes as the league seeks to halt his participation.
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Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Basketball Association
Spencer Haywood
NBA
Seattle SuperSonics
Haywood
Seattle
Swede Leads Field in Monte Carlo Rally
Sweden's Ove Andersson, 32, in a French Alpine Renault, led the Monte Carlo Rally after a second stage in which ice and blinding snowstorms decimated the field. Only 45 of the 174 cars survived the brutal weather described by drivers as appalling.
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Ove Andersson
France
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