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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1970

Page

4

Hope High Girls Triumph in Slow-Paced Victory

Hope girls dominate Mineral Springs and junior Kittycats in a 68-37 win. Singleton leads with quick scores including a 36-24 third-quarter surge as Rodden and Kramer add key baskets. Defensive honors go to East Hobson and Hollis while McCain Colemen and Coleman star for Mineral Springs in a rough, foul-filled contest.

Singleton Hornets Ladycata Hope Girls Rodden Millican Ame Millicag Tn i Hope Louise Kramer Ladycat Sharon East Janice Hobson Cindy Hollis Acs Jennifer Rhodes Rita Taylor Yerger Kittycats Karlene Coleman Janet McCain Mineral Springs McCain Coleman Bonnie Willis Wil Jusia Brown Mineral Springs SR Bell BS Green McAlister Myrick Johnson Final Hope Mineral Springs Iz

Mets Feud Simmers as Kranepool Targets Yastrzemski

Mets first baseman Ed Kranepool continues a public feud with Red Sox star Carl Yastrzemski over the Curt Flood case and reserve clause. Kranepool, speaking at a Albany sports banquet, defends the Players Association and slams Yastrzemski as a proponent of moves that aid players, while Cubs owner Phil Wrigley touts a 1960 profit and no plans for lights at Wrigley Field. Baseball figures gathered in Boston and New York for banquets and awards as teams announced several signings across the leagues.

Ken Rappoport Supernet Press New York Mets Ed Kranepool Chicago Cubs Kranepool Mai Bos Red Sox Carl Yastenemaakt Curt. Flood Yastrzemski Joe’ Cronin Mets Yastryamski Players Association Flood St. Louis Philadelphia Albany N.Y Chicago Cub Phil Wrigley Cubs New York Wrigley Field Wrigley Boston Pinner Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins Rollie Fingers Ray Oyler Louis Pilchers Nelson Briles Chuck Taylor

Hope A Liards fall to Mineral Springs Hornets 66 57

Ralph Routon reports Hope A Liards lose to Mineral Springs Hornets 66 57 after two losses to same team this week. Jimmy Kever leads Hornets with seven first quarter points as they build early lead. Hope roars back with Tim White and Lynn Norton but fail to close gap. Bobcats off tonight for sports banquet, then travel to Camden Lincoln for two games Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

Ralph Routon Star Hope Tim White Lynn Norton Hald Mineral Springs Roger Newton Lizards Steve Harris Tommy Webb Bobcats Cats The Verger Jr. Bobs Kittens Camden Lincoln

Reed joins 9000 point club as Knicks rout Detroit

Willis Reed surpassed 9000 career points for the Knicks in a 127-106 win over Detroit. Reed added 25 points and noted the six seasons as the true milestone. Walt Bellamy led Detroit with 22, Dick Barnett 14, and Duzelle Russell contributed 14 after an early ankle issue.

ED Schualh Yn Associated Press NEW York Willis Reed New York Knicks Reed Knicks Detroit Aetson Phoeniax At- Tauit Seattle San Francisco Kentucky Pittsburgh Los Angeles Kikocks Ailwaukee Monebits Walt Fragier Dick Burneif Enghit Duzéle Russell Bir Beasley Walt Bellamy Dave King Comnic Hawkins Suns United Atlantis Ovyt

Solunar Tables for fishing and hunting periods

Solunar schedule taken from Richard Aiden Knight’s tables guides daily activity. The page lists dates with minor and major periods and hints at planning days for optimal sport, noting fishing in good cover or hunting during peak windows.

Richard Aiden Knight

Creighton Upsets No 5 New Mexico State in Omaha Thriller

Creighton Bluejays, led by John Taylor with key 18 points from Dennis Bresnahan, pulled a 72-68 win over fifth-ranked New Mexico State before 21,000 in Omaha. The upset comes after Villanova toppled St Bonaventure and Florida State defeated Jacksonville as part of a week of top-ranked shocks.

Wilk Cuush Associated Press Creighton Bluejays John T-Bong Taylor New Mexico State Villanova St. Bonaventure Jacksonville Florida State Soph Aggies Dennis Bresnahan Jimmy Collins Omaha Neb Memphis State Houston Montana State Utah Texas-El Paso Miners Salt Lake City Princeton Ithies Piyters Missouri Valley Comb Jeff Prost Dar Whiners Cag Cures Wiehlta Stitte Wes Gary Zetler Gontieet Drake Yuller Osi AL Willits Vaunlaty Fey John Hunitigr Duddlesne Spake Purtiini Kentucky Fayfer

Valterquez Wins Vacant Europe Lightweight Title

In Madrid Miguel Valterquez, 132, Spain, outpointed Ken Buchanan, 139, Scotland, 15 rounds to claim the vacant Europe lightweight title. In Montreal Joey Durelle, 154, Sorel, Quebec, defeated Calin Fraser, 150, Toronto, 10 rounds. In Los Angeles Robert Cervantes, Maxco City, edged Shigeki, Tokyo, 10 rounds in bantamweights.

Associated Press Madrid Miguel Valterquez Spain Ken Buchanan Scotland Velazquez Montreal Joey Durelle Sorel Quebec Calin Fraser Toronto Los Angeles Robert Cervantus Maxco City Shigeki Tokyo

Florida A&M Coach Plans to Retire

Associated Press reports longtime Florida A&M coach Jake Galther Gaither will retire after 25 years with the Rattlers bringing a 203 36 1 record. Robert Griffin, a 26 year defensive assistant, will succeed him as head coach.

Florida A&m John van Gieson Associated Press Tallahassee Fla Jake Galther Sinle Jake Alonzo Gitther Mornda Agm Rattlers Jean Seetsen FAMU Perry Andenbeys Ind Chi Galtiog Robert Voter Griffin Hettler Coothear Percy Gaithsac Gaither Gatier

Koufax Named Baseball Athlete of the Decade

Dodgers star Sandy Koufax reacts to being voted Baseball Athlete of the Decade by the Associated Press. He recalls his peak years 1961 to 1966, boasting 129 wins against 47 losses, three Cy Young Awards, no hitters and a perfect game, while noting his elbow pain and relatively brief but brilliant career.

Bob Myers Associated Press LOS Angeles Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodger Koufax Mays Mantle Henry Aaron Sandy Nissonstoss Ldrz Citi Migs Menthelle Wile Mickey San Faraine Viseours Nw York Shoufay Sparks Nowe Revel Tad Awron Athayte Rontix Tong Gulf Reaufux

Small Man Leads in Statistics Amid Unclear Text

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered words and names like Man, statistics, names such as Rilke and Bale, with garbled phrases. Core facts are unreadable. no clear event, date, or entity set to summarize reliably.

Nicklaus Leads San Diego Open After 65 Round

Jack Nicklaus fired a seven under par 65 at Torrey Pines to open the Andy Williams San Diego Open as the field bunched behind him. Tony Jacklin and a group at 67 pace the challengers while Floyd and Yancey faced trouble. Nicklaus warned he must do better as he seeks defense of his title.

Bob Green Associated Press SAN Diego Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Tony Jacklin al Baldwin Gay Brewer Julius Boros Joel Goldstrand Gene Littler Bobby Nichols George Archer Torrey Pines Golf Club Big Jack

Moving Pilots Face Confusion Over Seattle Sale

Oakland reports indicate Seattle businessmen seek to finance the Pilots and possibly keep the club in Seattle while Boward J. Daly presses to buy and move the team. Cleveland officials navigate conflicting reports on ownership and sale price amid ongoing confusion.

Oakland Seattle Seattle Pilots Aq Ghikland Stirllies Boward J. Daly Conesiderig Daly Cleveland Tastressman Teboy Dette

Basketball Scores At A Glance From Friday And Weekend

Arkansas AM&N and other colleges posted high scores in a weekend roundup. Notable names include Edward Carlson, a hotel executive, and Edward Daly, president of World Airways, Inc, tied to a Jacksonville charity event.

Edward Carlson Edward Daly World Airways, Inc Oakland Charles ©. Finley Oakland Athletics

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