Gilbert Going for Broke at Doral
Gilbert shoots 68 to take leading after first round at the Doral Eastern Open in Miami. He aims high after an earlier injury and plans aggressive play as Trevino Rosburg Lotz Baird Colbert and Coody chase a multistage field including Nicklaus and Palmer shadows.
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Associated Press
MIAMI
Gibby Gilbert
Hollywood
Fla
Joan” Gilbert
Gilbert
Lee Trevino
Bob Rosburg
Dick Lotz
Butch Baird
Jim Colbert
Charles Coody
Paul Harney
Al's Runner Heads Oaklawn's 6500 Feature For 4-Year-Olds Up
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP report Robert Holthus entry Al's Runner and Grey Tune lead a four year olds and up field for a 6500 feature at Oaklawn Park. Al's Runner carries 116 pounds and Grey Tune 119 with other contenders Fasydrive Kenyara and more in the eleven horse lineup. Coconut Row wins Houston Champions International 10000 feature as comeback from January plane crash injuries nears recovery. Gilbert suffers penalties in a round after water trouble.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Robert Holthus
Grey Tune
Oaklawn Park
Olen Sledge
M. F. Spicer
Q. C. Demmet
Fasydrive
C. R. Cochonour
Floating Star
Bub Boyage
Dedicator
Bright Dusk
Oh Myrtle
Iron Control
Coconut Row
Los Angeles
Gilbert
Elusive Allen Still a Holdout
Elusive Richie Allen who prefers to be called Dick remains a holdout mystery for the Chicago White Sox as spring training opens in Sarasota. GM Stu Holcomb says no contract with Allen, no signature, and Allen’s whereabouts unclear amid questions about his readiness to report for exhibitions against the Pirates.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Richie Allen
Allen
Chicago White Sox
Stu Holcomb
Holcomb
White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sarasota
Fla
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Ouachita Captures AIC Title With 89 79 Win Over Tech
Ouachita Baptist University clinched the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball title by defeating Arkansas Tech 89 to 79. Tommy Patterson had 18 rebounds and 25 points, Jim Hamilton 20 points and 11 rebounds, as Tech seniors Terry Hankton and David Combs paced the loss. The win seeds Ouachita for the NAIA District 17 playoff hosted Monday and Tuesday. Arkansas AM&N beat Harding 97-92. Hendrix beat State College of Arkansas 88-81. Henderson defeated UA-Monticello 93-78. Arkansas College edged College of the Ozarks 71-70.
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Associated Press
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita
Tommy Patterson
AIC
Jim Hamilton
Terry Hankton
David Combs
Tech
Combs
Hankton
Hendrix
SCA
Joe Bynes
Bobby Dunn
Golden Lions
Harding
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Shoemaker Sets Record In San Jacinto Stakes Run
Arcadia California AP Bill Shoemaker rode Royal Owl to victory in the San Jacinto Stakes as he extended his record with his 555th stakes win, surpassing Eddie Arcaro. The 40 year old rider also earned his 6,298th career win and eyed the Santa Margarita Handicap as a next big target, riding with calm focus and a plan to continue for several more years.
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Arcadia
Calif
Bill Shoemaker
Santa Anita
Royal Owl
Shoemaker
Eddie Arcaro
Santa Margarita
del Mar
John Longden
Ech
Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight Printed Rules
The schedule of Solunar Periods aims to guide times for fishing and hunting. It instructs readers to plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to optimize sport and success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Sports Ticket Prices to Rise
Washington AP reports the IRS says ticket prices may rise when purses or prize funds increase. The ruling covers sporting events with cash prizes such as boxing, horse racing, golf, and tennis, allowing higher entry fees and program charges while not applying to ordinary baseball, football, or basketball games.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
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Aces by the Fistful Triumphs in Florida Derby
Laurin trains Upper Case to win the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park as Spanish Riddle rallies to second. Upper Case paid 4.40 across the board with 28,768 in attendance and a total handle of 2.82 million. Riva Ridge, later shown as a major Three Year Old threat, remains stashed at Hialeah as Laurin eyes Flamingo and Kentucky Derby plans.
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Spanish Riddle
Florida
Gulfstream Park
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Riva Ridge
Hialeah Park
Hialeah
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Fortis Stable
Gentle Smoke
Ron Turcotte
Helen Tweedy
Mulnuminate
Buld Ruler
Secret ABA Draft Reveals Early First-Round Picks
The ABA held a telephonic draft with 11 clubs. Virginia Squires chose Bob McAdoo, a 6-9 forward from North Carolina, in the first round. Carolina Cougars tabbed Tom Riker, a 6-10 forward from South Carolina, in the same round. Bud Stallworth and Paul Stovall were picked by the Denver Rockets. Additional first-round selections included Dwight Davis of Houston to the Floridians and LaRue Martin of Loyola Chicago to the Dallas Chaparrals.
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Bob McAdoo
North Carolina
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Carolina Cougars
Denver Rockets
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Paul Stovall
Arizona State
Dwight Davis
Houston
LaRue Martin
Chicago
Loyola
Dallas Chaparrals
ABA
Jack Dolph
Utah
Kentucky
New York
Nets
Bill Chamberlain
McAdoo
Bill Walton
UCLA
Dallas
Dave Brent
Jacksonville
Memphis
Doug Collins
Ilinois State
Denver
Rockets
Memphis State Message Clear in Louisville Test
Memphis State coach Gene Bartow declares the team has come too far to settle for anything less than a victory over Louisville. Bartow delivers a bold pregame message as the Tigers aim to finish strong.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Memphis State
Gene Bartow
Louisville
Bartow
Bullets coach fined for referees remarks
New York AP Baltimore Bullets coach Gene Shue must pay a 2000 fine by March 15 for statements deriding NBA referees after the 118 117 overtime loss to Seattle. Commissioner Walter Kennedy said Shue confirmed the remarks and faced a substantial sanction.
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NEW York
Baltimore Bullets
Gene Shue
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
Shue
Bullets
Seattle SuperSonics
Stamps Edges Hampton in Class A Basketball Playoffs
In Little Rock Charleston beat Hardy Highland 74 66 to reach the state Class A semifinals. Randy Terry led Charleston with 29 points while Highland’s Jim Hansen scored 31. Other results: Monette 57 Green Forest 54 and Stamps 60 Hampton 56 as Ted Gilkey starred for Stamps with 19 points.
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Little Rock
Charleston Tigers
Hardy Highland
Charleston
Highland
Tigers
Randy Terry
Jim Hansen
Monette
Green Forest
Stamps
Hampton
Ted Gilkey
Bulldogs
Gilkey
Ricky Smith
Jim Steele
Darrell Bridges
Steve Winkle
Arkansas College and High School Scores Summary
Arkansas colleges Quachita 89 Arkansas Tech 79 Hendrix 88 State College of Arkansas 81 Henderson 93 UA Monticello Arkansas AM&N 97 Harding 78 Arkansas College 71 College of the Ozarks 70 High school Class A Sr. Boys Little Rock Monette 57 Green Forest 34 Charleston 74 Highland 66 Stamps 60 Hampton 56 Class B Sr. Boys Little Rock Mayflower 58 Biggers Reyno Menifee 82 Wilmar 48 Waster 76 Scranton 69 Regional Tournaments Region 5AA Conway 91 Watson Chapel 82 Region 6AA Sheridan Hot Springs Lakeside 68 Lonoke 65 Alzheimer 68 Sheridan 48 Region 7AA Magnolia 53 Camden Fairview 46
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College of the Ozarks
Little Rock
Monette
Green Forest
Charleston
Highland
Stamps
Hampton
Biggers-Reyno
Menifee
Wilmar
Waster
Scranton
Conway Conway
Watson Chapel
Sheridan Hot Springs
Lakeside
Lonoke
Alzheimer
Sheridan
Magnolia
Camden Fairview
Exhibition Baseball Schedule and Results Preview
Exhibition slate lists Thursday results with no games. Friday features Pittsburgh versus Chicago at Sarasota New York against Texas in Pompano Beach San Diego versus Mexico City Reds in Mexico City. Saturday schedule includes Pittsburgh versus Boston at Bradenton New York New Jersey against Chicago 1A in Sarasota Minnesota facing Detroit in Lakeland.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sarasota
Fla
New York
Texas
Pompano Beach
Waster Keeps on Winning In Class B basketball title chase
LITTLE ROCK AP May flower stays in the hunt as Waster Eagles beat Biggers-Reyne 58 56 in the Class B tournament with Theardis Stubbs scoring the decisive two free throws with 17 seconds left. Menifee crushed Wilmar 83 48 and Waster beat Scranton 76 69 as Samuel Riley led Scranton with 36 points and Chuck Hodges added 28.
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Little Rock
Mayflower
Biggers-Reyne
Theardis Stubbs
Eagles
Menifee
Wilmar
Waster
Scranton
Longhorn
Colonels Edge Squires in ABA OT Thriller
Kentucky Colonel Les Hunter scored 39 points to lift Kentucky over Virginia 135 130 in overtime and clinch a tie for first in the ABA East. Artis Gilmore added 34 for Kentucky while Charlie Scott led Virginia with 41 as Julius Erving added 26. In other ABA action Utah beat Dallas 123 121 in overtime as Glen Combs scored seven in OT and Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 37. The long NBA history note matched Indianapolis 75 Rochester 73 in six overtimes in 1951.
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Associated Press
Les Hunter
Hunter
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
Colonels
American Basketball Association
Nashville Pearl
Chicago
Loyola
Kentucky
Utah
Squires
Virginia
Artis Gilmore
Walt Simon
Willie Wise
James Jones
Dallas
Donnie Freeman
Joe Hamilton
Steve Jones
Horoscope Checker Calls For 12 Numbers In Daily Forecast
After reviewing each section of your horoscope, this notice instructs you to add your 12 numbers and then check the below forecast for your overall day. It delivers a brief guide to compute a daily outlook using a numeric sequence. Readers are prompted to follow the steps to obtain a personal forecast.
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