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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
7
Television listings show a full day schedule with programs across channels including dramas comedies and films. Notable entries include The Flim Flam Man Take Her She’s Mine and Sergeant York along with talk shows and game shows in the late evening hours.
Marcus Welby 37 60 Minutes 11-12 0 News, Weather, Sports 3 Leste
TV timetable for Tuesday December sixteenth detailing Sunrise Semester through late afternoon. Programs include Texarkana College Sunrise Semester, Morning Devotional, CBS News, Arkansas A M, Bozo the Clown, Captain Kangaroo, Lucille Ball, Romper Room, Family Affair, Hillbillies, This Morning, Love of Life, The Edge of Night, General Hospital, and news weather and game shows.
Desha Central Clubbers led by 6 foot 8 inch Jessieville standout Ma jor Jones with 28 points and 23 rebounds topped Jessieville 67 to 48. In other first round results Magnet Cove defeated Black Rock 63 to 45 Turrell beat Delight 71 to 0 Hazen edged Thornton 71 to 64 County Line won over Brookland 66 to 4 Emerson surpassed Mount Vernon 69 to 51 West Side down Greenland 66 to 55 Judsonia crushed Bruno 94 to 60 Charles Sims scored 35 for Hazen while William Carr poured in 45 for Thornton Patrick Storms added 14 for Greenland Freddie Hubach 29 and Kim Osborne 21 paced Judsonia. Emerson’s Tom Rhynes led five in double figures as they pulled away late.
Italian star Gustavo Thoeni won the giant slalom at Heavenly Valley, earning 10 World Cup points and moving 20 points ahead of France's Henri Duvillard in the overall standings. Barbara Ann Cochran also swept both slalom and giant slalom for a first women’s double victory, delaying Annemarie Proell’s bid for the title as three races remain.
The Southland Conference title clash brings Abilene Christian and Arkansas State to Jonesboro Arkansas. Both tied at 5-2 the teams resemble each other in shooting and scoring with ACC at 49.2 percent and Arkansas State at 48.2 percent. Belcher and Pruett lead Arkansas State while Hearne tops ACC scoring.
The Kentucky Derby countdown opens with the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park Florida offering 10000? This first major prep leads to the Triple Crown races at Churchill Downs in May. Prominent horses include His Majesty Jim French and Executioner with others such as Eastern Fleet Bold and Able and Twist the Axe likely in the field. Fort Marcy upset in the Southwest Handicap at Oaklawn Park while Barbizon Streak edged Staunch Avenger in the Southwest. Drumtop became the Turf Cup winner ahead of The Pruner. Ack Ack breezed in the San Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita. Other Saturday features Towzie Tyke and Golden Poppy among winners at various tracks. The Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap tops this weekend's card.
Maryland bred three year olds contest the Prince George’s Stakes at Bowie while Vallejo in Golden Gate and Le Comte Handicap at the Fair Grounds offer purses of 20000 and 15000 dollars respectively.
Texan J. Foyt and the Wood Brothers dominated the first Miller 500 Grand National race on the Ontario Motor Speedway high oval. The 1969 Mercury driven by Fast won $51,800 in front of 78,000 spectators, with Buddy Baker second and Richard Petty third as Foyt edged Baker by 8.5 seconds. Petty’s late pit miscue cost him the lead, allowing Foyt to seize the advantage. Bobby Isaac, Dick Brooks, and LeeRoy Yarborough followed in the top positions.
The NBA playoff race tightens as Detroit edges Atlanta 106 105 and New York holds Baltimore 110 104 while Milwaukee rallies past Boston 111 99. Cleveland suffers a 107 90 loss to Los Angeles as Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 131 121. ABA results include Kentucky 122 Carolina 112 and Utah 125 Texas 123. Pistons gain ground in the Midwest as Cincinnati, Chicago, and Phoenix remain ahead.
Billie Jean King of Long Beach California won the national women's indoor tennis crown for the fourth time in Winchester Massachusetts. She defeated Rosie Casals of San Francisco 6 1 7 5 2 6 3 to claim the title and a 2300 dollar prize on the Virginia Slims circuit. Ann Haydon Jones of England finished third after beating Frances Franceise Darr 5 0.
In Scranton Bob Foster lashes out at the WBA and the light heavyweight scene. He complains no money is offered for a title defense against Hal Carroll while Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier race for $2.5 million. Foster recalls paying Dick Tiger $100,000 in 1968 for a shot and says the WBA cannot strip him while he remains champion until beaten in the ring.
Zenjko Franulovic of Yugoslavia won the Macon International Tennis Tournament singles title in a sudden death playoff. A powerful back-hand passing shot clinched the victory as Franulovic defeated Rumata 7-6 3-1 or 54.
Denver rallied from a halftime deficit behind Larry Cannon's 33 points to beat Memphis 118 111 in ABA action. Tom Workman also scored, and Memphis fell to 7th straight loss amid late turnovers. Pittsburgh, the Floridians, Kentucky, and Utah won other ABA games as New York and Boston led NBA scores.
Dick Railsback nearly set a world pole vault record at 17 feet 6 inches but brushed the bar with his chest and failed. He won with 17-6 4, a career best, besting Seagren and Isaksson as four meet records fell at Madison Square Garden during the 83rd AAU Indoor Championships.
RAFAELA Argentina AP Unser beat Lloyd Ruby in the 300s mile Indianapolis race at Rafaela to begin defense of his USAC driving title. Unser from Albuquerque drove a Colt Ford to win by a small margin at 167.148 mph over 150 miles, then 149.750 mph in the night segment, finishing 21 seconds ahead of Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas.
The Hope Star star builds a 1929 issue note listing offices, staff roles, and publishing details. It includes address, contact numbers, association memberships, and advertising rates for carrier and mail subscriptions across local counties.
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