Malvern Defeats Hope In 7-1 Conference Clash
Malvern Leopards out rebounded Hope Bobcats 68-59 at Hope Gym. Lonnie Bucknee led Malvern with 17 points while Jimmy Williams scored 22 for Hope, as Malvern improves to 17-5 overall and 7-1 in conference and Hope drops to 7-13 overall and 2-6 in league.
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Wayne Dyer
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Bill Niven
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Clay O’steen
Calvin Williams
Lonnie Bucknee
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Bucknee
Cedric Hawkins
Marshal Scott
George Bayley
Bayley
Jimmy Williams
Jerrel Muldrew
Ronnie Blackman
Panthers
Ashdown
Cardinals
Camden Fairview
Ira Whitfield
Ronnie Blackmon
First Arkansas player taken in NFL draft Stan Winfrey
Arkansas State fullback Stan Winfrey was the Dolphins first pick of the NFL draft, 23rd in the second round. He compiled 11 touchdowns in 1974 and 574 rushing yards on 150 attempts, with a reputation as an excellent blocker, while ASU quarterback Steve Burks went to New England in the fourth round as a wide receiver. Rollen Smith of Arkansas was later drafted by Cincinnati in the sixth round.
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Marshall Johnson
Pittsburgh
Harold Evans
Reggie Cherry
Bubba Broussard
Buffalo
Minnesota
Gray
A&m
John McCrumbley
James Daniels
Oakland
Baylor
Derrell Luce
Steve Beaird
St. Louis
Phillip Kent
Miami
Shoot-out date finally set for Henderson Ouachita clash
The top Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference teams Henderson and Ouachita will meet twice in the Feb 16 to 22 window. The Feb 17 game shifts to Henderson, then a Feb 22 return at Ouachita. The Jan 16 contest was postponed due to an emergency in Ouachita coach Bill Vining's family. Henderson leads the league at 8-0, Ouachita at 7-1.
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Ark
Henderson
Ouachita
Bill Vining
Statewide basketball results from Associated Press
Arkansas 74 Rice 67. UALR 89 Whitworth Miss 79. High school results include NLR Ole Main 69 over LR Park View 62 and Conway 60 FS Southside 41. Notable scores list Van Buren 81 Mountainburg 4 and Monette 112 Manila 77 among many games statewide.
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Forrest City
Razorbacks rally past Rice 74 67 to stay perfect in SWC
Arkansas erased a six point halftime deficit, taking control after Rickey Medlock’s 18 foot jumper to lead 52 51 with 13 57 left. Medlock and Marvin Delph each scored 10 as Arkansas improved to 3 0 in conference and 9 6 overall while Rice fell to 0 3 in SWC and 11 (the Owls’ Daniels led all scorers with 24).
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Kent Allison
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Rice
Razorbacks
Hogs
Rickey Medlock
Robert Birden
Charles Daniels
Danny Carrol
Tim Moriarty
James Simmons
Owls
Medlock
Marvin Delph
Gardner leads AIC scoring as Harding star at 20.7
Butch Gardner of Harding College tops the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference scoring list with 20.7 points per game. Hendrix’s Tom Poole moves to second at 19.1, while Odis Young of Arkansas Monticello and Billy Joe Murray of Arkansas Tech tie for third at 18.6. James Washington of Ouachita Baptist sits fifth at 18.4. David Farmer of Central Arkansas leads rebounding with 11.4 per game.
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Butch Gardner
Harding College
Tom Poole
Hendrix
Odis Young
University of Arkansas-Monticello
Billy Joe Murray
Arkansas Tech
James Washington
David Farmer
University of Central Arkansas
Gopher Cycles Team Dominates Arkadelphia Turkey Run
The Hope cycling team swept the top five of six places at Sunday’s Turkey Run in Arkadelphia. Riders Charlie Hair, Tommy Joe McKee, Jackie Roberson, Larry McKee, and Jay Kopecky led the field. contact Jay Kopecky or visit I Gopher Cycles in Cleveland for join requests. The Browns announce Dick Modzelewski will stay as defensive line coach while Fran Polsfoot, Dale Lindsey, and Dick Wood depart. Mary A Prentiss, renowned tennis champion with 30 national titles, dies at 58 after a long illness.
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Hope
Charlie Hair
Tommy Joe McKee
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Larry McKee
Jay Kopecky
Texin
Cleveland
Dick Modzelewski
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Art Modell
Fran Polsfoot
Dale Lindsey
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mary A. Prentiss
Mrs. Prentiss
Hope x Star College Cage Scores Update Round results
East games show Fordham 67 over Columbia 58 and Penn 57 over Princeton 5 with St. John’s NY 72 beating Villanova 63. South results include Pan American 80 over Ga Tech and East Carolina 71, Old Dominion 76 over South Carolina 60. Midwest notes Notre Dame 73 over W Michigan and Kentucky State 105 to 86 over Transylvania. Southwest outings Texas Christian 74 over Texas 72 and Baylor 66 over S Methodists 63 with Texas A&M 62 over Texas Tech 5.
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Princeton
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N.Y
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NFL draft moves through seven rounds and continues
By Bruce Lo in New York the NFL college draft stretched past seven rounds with wide gaps in names. Stars like Bartkowski Whites Huff Payton vanished early as teams hoarded talent. Maryland kicker Steve Mike-Mayer and Texas star Roosevelt Leaks drew late picks, while Pat Haden went at 176 as a Rhodes scholar.
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Randy Whites
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Nick Mike-Mayer
San Francisco
Roosevelt Leaks
Texas
Baltimore
David Hamm
Nebraska
Oakland
Ken Stabler
Pat Haden
Southern California
Los Angeles
England
Texans shine in SWC presence in NFL draft rounds
The 1975 NFL draft featured 21 Southwest Conference players in the first seven rounds led by Texans Roosevelt Leaks, Mack Mitchell, and Doug English. Houston Cougars dominated picks with six players. A&M, Baylor, Texas, SMU also well represented as Round 1 selections included Bartkowski and White.
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Baltimore Colts
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Baylor
Texas
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A&m
Don Hardeman
Houston Oilers
Tim Gray
Louie Kelcher
SMU
San Diego
Doug English
Detroit
Lewis wins ABA All Star MVP in San Antonio
Freddie Lewis of the St. Louis Spirits led the Eastern Division to a 151-124 win over the West in the ABA All Star Game. He tallied 26 points and 10 assists at age 31, outpacing George Gervin and James Silas of the Spurs. Julius Erving and Brian Taylor added 21 each for the East. Artis Gilmore had 13 rebounds. George McGinnis led West rebounding with 12. East shot 56 percent. Silas went 11-for-11 at the line.
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St. Louis Spirits
Lewis
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San Antonio Spurs
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Julius Erving
Brian Taylor
New York Nets
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
George McGinnis
Indiana
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Solunar Tables Published for Fishing and Hunting Tips
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning for optimal sport. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to maximize chances of success.
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Richard Alden Knight
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