Magnolia to host five week basketball camps for youths
Five week basketball camps for junior and senior high players begin Monday June 23 at Southern State College in Magnolia. Girls sessions run June 22 July 7 and July 14 with openings in the first two. the final week is filled. Boys sessions start July 20 and July 27. Staff includes Dr. Margaret Downing Phyllis Landes Nelda Smith Jo Bottoms Helen Cowart Nancy Allen Wylie Staggs Carl Reed Eva Gamble and coaches W T Watson Monroe Ingram and others from area high schools.
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Standings and schedule for American League East and West
The AP standings show Boston leading the AL East at 33 24, New York 33 2, Milwaukee 29 30, Baltimore 26 32, with Cleveland and Detroit also in the mix. AL West lists Oakland 35 25, Kansas City 35 28, Minnesota 29 27, Texas 30 30, California 31 23, Chicago 25 34. Monday results include Baltimore 8 Cleveland 3 and Boston 6 Detroit 2 in 12 innings, plus New York 10 Milwaukee 7. Tuesday games feature Oakland at Minnesota, Milwaukee at New York, Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, California at Kansas City, Chicago at Texas, with many others slated for Wednesday across both leagues.
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Miller Birdies Pair Pushes Miller to Ryder Cup Spot
Tom Jenkins shot a 275 nine under par to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic, holding a five stroke lead into the final round and clinching the title with a clutch 15-foot par save on the 71st hole. Johnny Miller surged into share of the winner’s spotlight, finishing one behind, while Bob Wynn, finished disappointed after a costly eight on 71st hole. Jenkins earns $30,000. Miller pockets $17,100 from a $150,000 purse.
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Title IX shakeup faces college sports leaders
AP reports President Ford approved federal regulations banning sex discrimination in education including athletics. NCAA leaders fear destruction of men’s programs amid inflation and budget strains. Texas coach Darrell Royal and NSA head Kathy Kelly back and oppose. hearings set as July 21 enforcement nears.
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Rainy Night in Bloomington as Fingers Loses Lead
Oakland reliever Rollie Fingers faltered in the ninth against Minnesota as Steve Braun scored on a late homer and Larry Hisle delivered a go ahead single to give the Twins a 7-5 win. Orioles beat Indians 8-3, Red Sox top Tigers 6-2 in 12, Yankees 10-7 over Brewers, and California and Kansas City postponed. Reggie Jackson and Tenace homered late for Oakland in a 6-4 lead that fizzled.
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Abdul Jabbar Boosts ABA Prospects With Lakers Move
Lakers owner Jack Kent Cooke wagers at least 2.5 million to boost Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who signed a five-year deal after a Milwaukee Bucks trade that sent Elmore Smith and two first round picks to Los Angeles. Abdul Jabbar, 28, once eyed New York, grew up in Harlem before starring at UCLA, and emphasized his desire to join a team that truly wanted him. Michael Burke, Knicks president, reacted to his remarks.
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Solunar Tables From Knight Guide For Daily Sport Times
Plan days around Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover and maximize sport each day. The timetable guides best activity windows for fishing and hunting.
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Nuggets eye top picks Webster Thompson and Willoughby
New York AP report says the Denver Nuggets are pursuing No 1 draft choice Marvin Webster and Virginia Squires pick David Thompson, aiming to sign both and potentially add Bill Willoughby. If realized, it would embarrass the Atlanta Hawks who drafted them.
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Pirates Win 10-2 to Lead NL East by Two Games
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10-2 on Monday, pushing their winning streak to five and expanding their NL East lead to two games. Willie Stargell hit his 10th homer, Rennie Stennett and Al Oliver also connected, and Bruce Kison improved to 7-2 with Ramon Hernandez finishing. The Cardinals’ Ron Bryant lasted only one inning, with Bob Gibson later appearing in relief for the first time since 1965.
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Carew Remains AL All Star Favorite in Voting
NEW YORK AP Ron Carew second baseman for the Minnesota Twins remains the overwhelming favorite in American League All Star voting. He hits .400 and leads with 475,010 votes. Sandy Alomar of New York trails with 65,942 in returns released by the baseball commissioner's office. Oakland contenders appear strong with six players leading or close in various positions.
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