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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1973

Page

2

Houston Beats Portland 123 120 In Late Shot Battle

Associated Press Houston ends Portland 123 120 as Buffalo edges Philadelphia 105 104 and Detroit defeats Atlanta 126 123. Cleveland top Milwaukee 112 98 while Los Angeles falls to Chicago 95 92 and Golden State visits Philadelphia with New York at Detroit on Wednesday.

Houston Portland Cleveland Boston Golden State Philadelphia New York Detroit Seattle Buffalo Atlanta Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago L. Pet Baltimore Carolina Kentucky Virginia Memphis Dallas Indiana San Diego Denver Utah

Junior Olympic Girls and Boys results and schedule at Guernsey Gym

Monday results in Guernsey Gym Girls Junior Division: Anthony Lumber Co. beat KXAR 30 28 led by Palmer with 16, Martin 28 for KXAR. Mountaire Poultry 14 8 over Wylie Glass & Salvage, Palmer 8, Wright 6. Western Auto beat Main Auto Parts 22 20, Henley 10, Poindexter 8. Hope Builders beat J A West 35 15, Scott 15, Vickers 10. Moore Bros. edged Sherwin Williams 25 23, Cooley 16, Moore 6. Next Thursday Feb 1 events include Deanna Drug vs Will Rutherford at 4 pm and Western Auto vs Hope Builders at 5 pm in Girls and Boys divisions. Tuesday Jan 30 Boys Junior Division: Western Auto 22 20 Main Auto Parts, Hope Builders 35 15 J A West, Moore Brothers 25 23 Sherwin Williams. Thursday Feb 1 Boys Midget Division games Collums Floor Covering vs Walkers Refrig 6 pm Village Rexall vs Laha Cleaners 7 pm Farm Bureau vs Herbert Burns 8 pm.

Guernsey Anthony Lumber Co KXAR Palmer Martin Mountaire Poultry Wylie Glass & Salvage Mountaire Wright Wylie Deanna Drug Will Rutherford Western Auto Hope Builders Main Auto Parts Henley Poindexter J.A. West Scott Vickers West Moore Bros Sherwin- Williams Moore Cooley Collums Walker Rexall Laha Cleaners Farm Bureau Herbert Burns

Razorback assistant coaches reshuffle outlined

Razorback receiver act resigns and a Kansas freshman coach would take over as coach of the Razorback quarterbacks and receivers. In 1972 Richard Williamson coached the Arkansas offensive backfield. Broyles said William son would handle only the running backs with three backs planned instead of two.

Kansas Razorback Richard Williamson Arkansas Broyles Williamson Razorbacks

Butz Jones Grabbed In Pro Drafts

Houston Oilers used their No 1 pick to launch a lineman year taking Tampa defensive end John Matuszak. Baltimore Colts selected Bert Jones quarterback LSU, while other top picks included Gary Huff with the Bears and Jerry Sisemore with the Eagles. Johnny Rodgers went to the Chargers as the draft opened, with Matuszak declaring he expects big pay.

NEW York Houston Oilers Baltimore Colts Oilers Tampa John Matuszak Jones Chicago Bears Florida State Gary Huff

Sisemore Leads SWC in First Rounds of Pro Draft

Eight SWC players were chosen in the early rounds led by Jerry Sisemore two time All American offensive tackle from Texas. Texas Arkansas and Rice had two selections each with picks also from Texas A M and Texas Christian. Sisemore joined the Philadelphia club in the draft.

Associated Press Southwest Conference Jerry Sisemore Texas SWC Arkansas Rice Texas A&m Texas Christian Sisemore Phila Oakland Diane Scrivener Tulsa Bruce Walton UCLA Bob Leven Yale Rodrigo Barnes Cowboys Walton Bill Wilton

Matuszak No 1 pick in pro draft

Houston AP report describes John Matuszak, 6-7 272-pound defensive end from Tampa University, chosen No. 1 by the Houston Oilers in the 1973 NFL draft. He expresses enthusiasm, plans to gain 10 more pounds, and emphasizes intensity and technique as key to success. Other Texas players also go in early rounds, including Sisemore and Price. The piece notes Cardinal Cooke to honor Baseball Commissioner Kuhn and Roberto Clemente at a Club of Champions Dinner in New York.

Johnny Rodgers Nebraska San Diego Chargers Rodgers Rich Glover New York Giants Matuszak Michael A. Lutz Associated Press Houston John Matuszak Houston Oilers Mammouth Tampa University Oiler Florida Ovler Bill Peterson Wisconsin Purdue Dave Butz Butz Texas New York Delphia Eagles Detroit Mike Holmes Texas Southern San Francisco Sisemore Terence Cardinal Cooke Bowny Kuhn Pittsburgh Pirates Roberto Clemente New York Catholic Youth Organization Club of Champions

Cowboys select Billy Joe DuPree in first round

Dallas picks Michigan State tight end Billy Joe DuPree to join four tight ends on the roster. Mike Ditka and veterans face a fight to make the team as Tom Landry expects a competitive camp and Ditka weighs his future in football.

Denne H. Freeman Associated Press Dallas Dallas Cowboy Mike Ditka Cowboys Billy Joe DuPree Michigan State Ditka Billy Truax Gene Fugett Tom Landry DuPree

Texas Tech survives late, tops Texas A&M 68 67 in SWC clash

Texas Tech remains unbeaten in SWC play at 5 0 with a 68 67 road win over Texas A M as Gerald Myers lauds defense and late turnover. SMU beats Arkansas 110 94 to stay within one game of Tech with Ira Terrell 33 points and 21 rebounds and Sammy Hervey 31 points fueling the win. Baylor outlasts TCU in overtime 82 76 as Jerry Ahart 25 and Charlie McKinney 20 pace the Bears while B G Brosterhous nets a career high 26 for Texas and Rice drops to 2 3.

Tech Texas A&m Southern Methodist Arkansas Baylor Texas Christian Frogs Texas Rice Gerald Myers Aggies Myers SMU Dallas Ira Terrell Sammy Hervey Terrell Hervey Martin Terry SWC Dean Tolson Mustang Bill Prewitt Terry Tolson B. G. Brosterhous Longhorns Owls Gregory Gymnasium Austin TCU Bill Boceit Bears Jerry Ahart Charlie McKinney Lynn Royal Horned Frogs

Arkansas players spotlighted in NFL draft selections

Six Arkansas college players were chosen in the NFL draft with Buffalo claiming three picks. Razorback quarterback Joe Ferguson went in the third round to the Bills, joined by John Ford and Wallace Francis. Other picks included Terry Nelson to the Rams, Bennie Shepherd to the Dolphins, and David Reavis to the Steelers. Ferguson spoke of excitement and a desire to go earlier, while Reavis noted surprise at his high selection and potential position changes for the Steelers.

Fensive Travis Roach New York Jets Rice Gary Butler Kansas City Rodrigo Barnes Dallas Arkansas Joe Ferguson David Reavis Buffalo Bills Ferguson Reavis Pittsburgh Guy Morriss TCU Philadelphia Aggies Brad Dusek New England Price Little Rock Buffalo Arkansas Razorback Bills John Ford Henderson State Wallace Francis University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff Ford Francis Los Angeles Rams Terry Nelson UAPB Miami Bennie Shepherd Arkansas Tech Pittsburgh Steelers Razorbacks Shreveport Dennis Shaw San Diego State Steelers

Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting

Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for optimal fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover, highlighting daily desport opportunities.

Richard Alden Knight

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