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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

2

IOC Eligibility Fuss Continues at Winter Games

In Sapporo Japan AP reports ongoing controversy over the eligibility of top skiers for the Winter Olympics. After an IOC Executive Committee session in Tokyo most members avoided reporters while Lord Michael Killanin of Ireland said We have no re...

Sapporo Japan IOC Tokyo Michael Killanin Ireland Olympic Marc) Hodler FIS International Ski Federation Avery Brundage Brundage Hodler France Austria

Ouachita Beats Hendrix in AIC Basketball Fight

Ouachita Baptist University held first place in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference with a 79-76 win over Hendrix. Danny Thomas led Hendrix with 29 points, while Tommy Patterson had 25 for Ouachita. Other AIC results included State College of Arkansas 79 Arkansas College 77 and Southen State 60 Harding 73. IOC released a preliminary report from its eligibility commission amid debates over professional skiers.

Associated Press Ouachita Baptist University Hendrix Danny Thomas Tommy Patterson Ouachita AIC State College of Arkansas Arkansas College Southen State Harding Arkansas Tech Ba-Monticello UALA College of the Ozarks Southern State

Cowboys scout says 1971 college crop is leanest yet

Gil Brandt, Cowboys VP and talent evaluator, calls the 1971 graduating college class the leanest in his tenure. He cites fewer blue chip prospects like Walt Patulski or Bobby Moore, notes improved scouting elsewhere, and points to GPA rules, Vietnam-era drafts, reduced scholarships, and waning college football interest as factors.

Denne H. Freeman Associated Press Dallas Dallas Cowboys Gil Brandt Brandt Walt Patulski Notre Dame Bobby Moore Oregon John Reaves Florida William Buchanan San Diego State Cowboys Jethro Pugh Rayfield Wright Pugh Wright Grambling Isaac Thomas Bishop College

Littler leads San Diego Open after opening round

Gene Littler fired a six under par 66 at Torrey Pines to grab a two stroke lead in the Andy Williams San Diego Open. He revived an old bullseye putter and ran off five consecutive birdies after a rough start. Paul Harney, Jim Colbert, and Takashi Murakami tied at 68, with several others at 69. Arkansas high school scores also listed.

Associated Press San Diego Gene ‘Littler Torrey Pines Paul Harney Sutton Mass Jim Colbert Takashi Murakami Tammy Aaron Tom Weiskopf Bunky Henry Homero Blancas Dale Douglass Phil Rodgers Hale Irwin Bill Brash John Schlee Colbert Harney Brask Schlee Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus Protourney Nicklaus Billy Casper Charles Coody Littler

Irish Frank McGuire Homecoming Wins at Madison Square Garden

South Carolina 11-3 over Fordham 100-77 at Madison Square Garden. Tom Riker 42 points on 19 of 21 FG as McGuire’s leprechaun theme shines. Danny Taylor 15 rebounds, Riker, Joyce among NY-area recruits. USC 11-3, Fordham 11-5. other top games noted, USC’s Westphal sidelined.

Alex Sachare Associated Press Frank McGuire McGuire South Carolina Gamecocks New York Madison Square Garden Fordham Tom Riker Riker Rams Danny Traylor Gamecocks South Carolina Rick Aydlett Kevin Joyce Ken Charles Riker Joyce Brian Wirters Bob Carver Jimmy Powell Billy Grimes Southern California Seattle Howard Ladd Steve Bravard USC Trojans Paul Westphal Ron Riley Larry Finch Memphis State Wichita State Mike Laughan Georgetown D.C William & Mary Duquesne Lionel Billingy Dukes

Gibron Heads Bears With 300-Pound Coach Title

Chicago Bears owner George Halas promoted Abe Gibron from assistant to head coach on Thursday marking the team’s first 300-pound scale figure in a head coaching role. Gibron, long a beloved figure in Halas’s staff, steps up after serving since 1965.

Charles Chamberlain Associated Press Chicago Chicago Bears Abe Gibron George Halas

Gibron Named Bears New Head Coach After Dooley Fired

The Chicago Bears replace Jim Dooley with Gibron as head coach after a 6-8 season and five straight defeats. Gibron, 46, is a former Bears offensive captain and veteran of the Browns Eagles and Redskins staff, described as aggressive with a keen football mind. He signed a multiyear deal and learned of the job at a news conference after Halas dismissed Dooley and most assistants.

Ing Gibron Man Martini Jim Dooley Dooley Halas Dovley Abe Chicago Papa Bear Bears

Tarkenton Traded From Giants Back To Vikings

Fran Tarkenton is traded from the New York Giants back to Minnesota in a deal that brings Bob Grim Norm Snead Vince Clements and two first round picks to the Vikings The Giants receive the veteran quarterback in exchange and Grim expresses mixed feelings about leaving a contending team Grim later voices concern about giving up too much for Tarkenton and questions linger about the Giants’ future prospects.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press NEW York Vikings Giants Bob Grim Vikes Norm Snead Minnesota Gary Cuozzo Bob Lee Vince Clements NFL Tarkenton Grim Atlanta Red Bluff Calif Jim Finks Georgia

Hope Teams Win to Reach Nashville Invitational Finals

Hope Junior teams defeated Prescott 45 24 in the opener as Pogo Griffin led with 23 points and Gail East 17 while Susan Henley added five. Janie York, Melissa Reese, and Bonnie Roy shut Prescott down. In the nightcap the Bobbittens beat Foreman 52 47 as Hope’s defense clamped down after a slim first quarter.

Hope Foreman Prescott Hope Kitty Cats Pogo Griffin Gail East Susan Henley Janie York Bonnie Roy Melissa Reese Bobbittens Gators

Warriors Rally To Down Bulls 108 107 In Close Thriller

Golden State overcame a 43 point deficit after Jeff Mullins missed the game due to a family death. Thurmond 31 points 20 rebounds and Russell 29 paced a 13 of 14 surge. Barnett sealed it with 55 seconds left as Chicago lost a five game win streak in Portland bound Mullins rejoined after the absence.

Eric Prewimt Associated Press Oakland Golden State Warriors Chicago Bulls Nate Thurmond National Basketball Association Chicago Jeff Mullins Thurmond Golden Staters Bulls Mullins Warriors Lexington Portland Trail Blazers Cazzie Russell Russell Chet Walker Jim Barnett Barnett

Tulsa Drops Arkansas State in Nonconference Win

Tulsa, led by 2 points from senior Steve Bracy, beat Arkansas State 66-60 behind a full court press that pressured ASU into six first-half turnovers and seven more after the break. Tulsa pulled away to a 37-29 halftime edge while Arkansas State struggled with ball handling and injuries to Steve Brooks.

Tulsa Okla Steve Bracy Golden Hurricane Arkansas State Indians Steve Brooks Illess

Hope Ladycats edge Highland Rebels in tournament thriller

In the Joe T Robinson Tournament second round Hope Ladycats upset Highland Rebels 62 to 59. Janet McCain scores 31, Dee Singleton 27, Gigi Gladney 4 as Hope advances toward a quarterfinal against Norphlet, while guards Honeycutt Hobson Rowe Hamilton Reyenga anchor defense. Also tonight the Bobcats and Bobkittens head to Camden for a 6:30 p.m. conference game.

Hope Ladycats Joe T. Robinson Hope Norphlet Ladycats Janet McCain McCain Dee Singleton Singleton Gigi Gladney Ladycat Gladney Highland Rebels Betty Ruth Honeycutt Janice Hobson Mona Rowe Sandra Hamilton Judy Reyenga Bobcats Bobkittens Camden

Cale Red Devils Host Area 13 District Junior Boys Tourney

The Cale Red Devils host the Area 13 Class B Junior Boys District Tournament with Oak Grove top seed at 12 2 Waldo second Okolona third Village fourth. Play begins Monday February 7 at 4 00 p m with 5 00 p m starts Tue Wed Thu. Semis Thursday at 7 00 p m Finals Saturday at 7 30 p m. Admission 25c students 50c adults Mon Tue Wed. 50c students 1 00 adults Thu Fri Sat.

Cale Red Devils Oak Grove Waldo Okolona Village

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