Hope Girls Place 4th in Joe T. Tournament
Hope Ladycats finish fourth in the Joe T. Robinson Tournament despite a Consolation loss to Ashdown 61 to 0. Led by Janet McCain and Dee Singleton, they outscored opponents early but fade late, Singleton 26 points and McCain 11. Kittycats eighth graders and B-team scheduled to play Spring Hill at 5:30 p.m.
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Oaklawn Raises Arkansas Derby Purse Attracts Top Horses
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas boosts Derby purse from 50000 to 100000 making owners selective. Racing secretary Allan W Lavin says some offers are refused to keep high quality entrants for the 50 day meeting opening Friday and the Derby on April 1.
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Wilt Breaks Records in Lakers Triumph Over Trail Blazers
Wilt Chamberlain, at 33, broke Russell's career rebounding record with 24 rebounds as the Lakers beat Portland 153-131. Also, Milwaukee edged Baltimore 116-112, Boston crushed Philadelphia 130-114, Chicago beat Detroit 109-99, Phoenix edged Atlanta 105-103, and Buffalo upset Cleveland 98-98. Chamberlain praised for consistency, receiving backboard mementos and honors as the first NBA player to score 40,000 points in his career, while Gail Goodrich and Jerry West led LA with 29 and 28 points respectively.
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Riker 34 points help South Carolina top NIU 83 72
South Carolina guard Tom Riker scored 34 as 11th ranked South Carolina defeated No 19 Northern Illinois 83 72 at Chicago Stadium in the first game of a doubleheader. Coach Frank McGuire praised Riker and noted the team’s strong road trip start.
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Hope Teams Win Two Trophies at Nashville Invitational
Hope’s Jr. Teams earned a runner up in the Junior Girls Division and first place in the Junior Boys Division at the Nashville Invitational. In the girls game Nashville defeated Hope 38 to 34 as Gail East led Hope with 15 points while Ellis paced Nashville with 19. The boys’ drama ended 41-40 with Hope edging Prescott on a late three point play by Johnny Harris. James Robinson led Hope with 12 points. The Kitty Cats face Spring Hill next.
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SMU Blasts Tech Texas Raps Parks
A four team race for first in the Southwest Conference churns as Texas visits Dallas to challenge Southern Methodist, whose three guard lineup with Delzell Thiel and Rollings has powered a three game league win streak, including an 85-69 home victory over Texas Tech before 9,500 fans.
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Harney Wins San Diego Open With One Stroke Margin
Paul Harney, 42, club pro from Sutton Massachusetts, won the Andy Williams San Diego Open by one stroke over Hale Irwin. Harney earned $30 000 and said he has no plan to return to the PGA Tour despite the year’s $7 500 000 purse.
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Gomez Heads the Hall of Fame List
New York AP Gomez Youngs and Harridge named to baseball Hall of Fame by Veterans Committee. Gomez a 1930s Yankee star while Youngs and Harridge long time AL president honored for careers out of playing field. Committee vote followed BBWA dinner and honors reflect era contributions. Previous careers cited include Youngs’ .322 lifetime average and Harridge’s 28-year AL presidency.
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Solunar Tables from Knight's Solunar Tables printed
The schedule of Solunar Periods is taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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