Hope Kittycats top Wolverettes in Nashville tourney cliffhanger
Hope o F Star SPORTS reports the Hope Kittycats edged Prescott 36 34 to advance in the Nashville tournament. Led by Gladney and Herring, Hope improved to 10 4 as Avery led Prescott with 12. Frazier Ratliff and Rowe starred on defense. The Kittycats face Ashdown next at 5 30 p.m. with Mineral Springs to follow in Jones Field House.
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Top Golfers Gather At San Diego Open
Tony Jacklin, steady but seeking improvement, leads a strong field at the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open. Nicklaus, Casper, Beard, Hill, Sanders, Hinton, and Crampton also compete while Palmer and Trevino absent, as Jacklin explains travel fatigue and adjustment routines after a U.S. Open win.
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Torrey Pines Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
Doug Sanders
Larry Hinton
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Austin Carr Chips Away at Top Scorer
New York AP reports Notre Dame star Austin Carr surged in the national scoring race as Johnny Neumann’s lead shrank from 9.1 to 4.2 points per game. Neumann had 589 points in 13 games, Carr 493 in 13, with Gilmore leading rebounds and Smith and Starrick posting top shooting marks.
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Shed a Tear for VMI in 21st Loss
Virginia Military Institute, Lefington, Virginia, extended its winless streak to 21 games with a 78-67 defeat to George Washington. Walt Szcerbiak scored 30 for the Colonials as VMI remained winless this season, continuing a historically long losing run for a major program.
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French Have Best Chance for Victory in Monte Carlo Rally
French Alpine Renaults occupy the top three places as the Monte Carlo rally enters the final night stage. With four minutes separating the lead six, a tight battle looms through seven high speed sections. Bjorn Waldegaard and Sandro Munari push the Alpine rivals, while Ove Andersson, Jean Claude Andruet, and Jean-Luc Therier defend, as Rauno Aaltonen lingers as an outsider in a Datsun. Weather eases but the route remains demanding. only 30 of 177 starters finished Tuesday’s stage. Alpine leads the team prize with three-car lineups intact.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Hunting Plans
The schedule lists ten Solunar Periods from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to be in good territory or cover during these windows to maximize success in finding the best sport each day offers.
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Broad NBA and college basketball scores and standings update
Regional scores include Milwaukee 132 over Boston 129 and Chicago 111 over San Diego 106 with Detroit 112 over San Fran 129. College results list Niagara over Army 60 and Temple over Pitt 54, plus many other games across conferences and high school events.
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Plunkett Top Pick As Patriots Strike First In Draft
Boston Patriots select Stanford standout quarterback Jim Plunkett with the No 1 choice in the NFL college draft as Archie Manning and Dan Pastorini follow in the early picks. Plunkett seeks about 250000 for a long term deal, while New Orleans and Houston choose Manning and Pastorini respectively amid a quarterback heavy draft.
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Pivot Mon Key Figures in Victories
NBA action highlighted stars Alcindor Reed Green and Wesley delivering pivotal wins for their teams. Alcindor scored 53 including the winning basket, Reed sparked the Knicks with key plays despite a knee tendon issue, Green shifted to center for 36 points, and Wesley provided a spark off the Cavaliers bench.
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Prince Michael of Kent Injured In Sled Trials
Prince Michael of Kent was dragged from a four man bobsled during World Championship trials in Cervinia Italy. He suffered facial cuts a throat gash and a head concussion but was expected to recover in 20 days. The day saw multiple crashes as track cracks forced the cancellation of the second heat with Wade Whitney and Dimitr u Focseneanu also injured.
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Turner Thinks Jets Will Jell This Year
New York AP Bobby Howfield will kick for the Jets in the next Super Bowl after a trade sending him from Denver for Jim Turner who kicked for the Jets. Howfield predicts the Jets will win the Super Bowl next year and Turner says he is leaving the Jets with that confidence.
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