Kittycats halt Ashdown in Nashville tourney clash
Hope High School girls known as the Kittycats win their second straight game in Nashville, 27 to 20, bringing their season record to 11-5. Gigi Gladney leads with 18 points, while Corny Coleman and Jill Herring contribute key free throws and rebounds as Ashdown fights to the end. Bobcats travel to Camden tonight with a 13-5 record and high scorers John Dudley and Jouchey anchoring the lineup.
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Mineral Springs
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Corny Coleman
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Pantherettes
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Carol Frazier
Mona Rowe
Sharon Ratliff
Bobcats
Camden
Bobkittens
John Dudley
Jouchey
Parker Powell
Hope Teams Split With Mineral Springs
In Jones Field House the Hope Ladycats defeated Mineral Springs Hornets while the Kittycats fell to the Hornets. Celia Clark led Mineral Springs with 31 points, Pogo Griffin scored 10 for Hope, final Mineral Springs 45 Hope 16. In the second game Dee Singleton sparked Hope to a 41 25 win. Singleton 18 points, McAlister 15 for Mineral Springs.
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide daily planning for prime fishing and hunting. Use the periods to target productive times and select locations with favorable cover or water access.
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Allen Takes Half Rams With Him In Trade To Redskins
Redskins coach George Allen orchestrates a major NFL trade, adding Rams defenders Myron Pettus Pardee and Maxie Baughan plus tackle Diron Talbert and guard John Wilbur and running back Jeff Jordan. Washington also gains Boyd Dowler from Green Bay, while Rams add Travis Williams from Green Bay. Other teams pursue moves as Don Horn and Zeke Bratkowski change allegiance, and Philadelphia and Minnesota swap picks and players in a flurry of 1971 draft activity.
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Arizona State
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Two Arkansas Players Drafted in Early Rounds
New York AP reports University of Arkansas players Jerry Moore and Chuck Dicus were drafted in the NFL draft. Moore, a defensive halfback, went in the fourth round to the Chicago Bears, while Dicus, a wide receiver, was chosen in the seventh round by the San Diego Chargers.
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Chicago Bears
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San Diego Chargers
Former Davis Cup Star Garland Dies at 72 in Baltimore
Charles B. Garland, a notable Davis Cup tennis figure, died late Thursday at age 72. A Yale captain and 1915 junior singles champion, Garland helped the American team win Wimbledon doubles in 1920 with R Nogrris Williams II, later leading in banking, education, and civic duties.
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Yale University
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Midwest Conference Standings Highlight Tight Races
The tESS Western Conference Midwest Division shows Milwaukee leading with 42 wins and Detroit at 34, followed by Chicago 31 and Phoenix 32 in a tight race. In the Pacific Division Los Angeles 29, San Fran 28, Seattle 22, Portland 17. Thursday results include Phoenix 118 over Los Angeles 112 and Seattle 120 over Buffalo 110. Friday’s slate features Cincinnati at Baltimore and New York at Boston among others. Sundays include New York at Baltimore and Detroit at Milwaukee in Madison. College basketball results across regions note East Penn over Princeton and Clemson edging Virginia, with several routs and close games across Midwest and Southwest.
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Trade Week Emerges As NFL Draft Opens
The 1971 NFL draft kicks off with top quarterbacks Plunkett Manning and Pastorini as first round picks, while dramatic trades reshape teams. Key moves send Norm Snead to Minnesota for Greg Barton. Don Horn to Denver. Zeke Bratkowski back to Green Bay. and Washington and Los Angeles swapping major assets in a blockbuster deal.
Barber Close in Diego Open Meet
Ralph Johnston, a rookie pro, shares the first round lead at the Andy Williams San Diego Open after a six under par 66. He and Dave Eichelberger lead a crowded field at Torrey Pines while big names and a transfer from Montreal shape the evolving leaderboard.
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Torrey Pines Golf Club
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Associated Press
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National Hockey League
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Montreal Canadiens
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Hockey Friday January 29 1971 NHL results and matches
National Hockey League action listed for Friday January 29 1971 features Boston defeating Philadelphia 6 2 and Detroit beating St Louis 1 1 by Chicago 4 1 over Pittsburgh Buffalo at California Minnesota at Vancouver Saturnys Games Toronto at Montreal New York at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Detroit Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Calhoun’s Late Jumper Ezerts Penn Upset Bid
Penn narrowly avoided its first loss as Corky Calhoun hit a 25-foot jumper with two seconds left in regulation to force overtime, then the Quakers defeated Princeton 66-62. Dave Whal also scored 16 for Penn while Brian Taylor led Princeton with 21. Other top 25 results included LaSalle over Drexel 81-63 and Clemson’s late free throws sealing a 45-44 win over Virginia.
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