Nicklaus Heads Elite Field of 100
Jack Nicklaus, back after a four week absence, leads an elite field of 100 for the first round of the $150,000 Florida Citrus Invitational in Orlando. The event is an invitational this year, drawing some criticism from younger players on the tour including Mike Hill who questions the move.
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Associated Press
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Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 Press 1927 Consolidated January 18 1929 lists publishing staff and offices in Hope Arkansas. It outlines circulation roles, affiliations with the Associated Press and press associations, and national advertising reps. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region, with options for weekly carrier, monthly, quarterly, and yearly mail in Arkansas and outside.
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Citrus Invitational Draw Expands Field At Lakeside Open
The Florida Citrus Open at Lakeside began Tuesday with 144 near-exempt players for a $35,000 satellite event under PGA rules. Players fear invitational limits may shrink chances, while director Paul Warren notes the field grows to 244 with satellites, increasing money and exemption points. Major stars Gary Player, Billy Casper, and Gene Littler are absent as they take time off.
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Parkerless All-SWC Team Reveals 1970 Honors
Gary Reist of Rice was the lone unanimous pick on the AP 1970 All-Southwest Conference basketball team. Gene Phillips of SMU earned Player of the Year as leading scorer, with Gene Knolle and Greg Lowery of Texas Tech, William Chatman of Baylor, and Mike Heltmann of Texas A&M on the first team.
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Associated Press
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Texas Tech
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Baylor
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Texas A&m
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Lowery
West Palm Beach
Fla
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Phllips
Tech
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Ski Champion Sees Sport Making Gains
Billy Kidd, America's first world champion skier, predicts pro ski racing will explode in the Seventies. He notes fast, man-to-man competition with danger, expects top skiers to chase $100,000 to $150,000 prizes next year, and envisions a self-directed pro circuit with Beattie as chief conductor. Kidd touts skiing as a rising blue rib bon sport fueled by live crowds and television interest.
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Italy
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A-Tech Earns Trip to the NAIA Meet
Arkalabas Tech clinched a 76 to 74 victory over Arkansas AM over a NAIA national tourney berth. The contest featured Hankton and Hebders contributing key plays as the team edged the rival in Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Washington Edges Pipers With Bradds
Washington edged Pittsburgh 117-115 behind Gary Bradds 36 points as he came off the bench and hit 12 straight baskets to erase an 18 point deficit. Miami captain George Lehmann contributed four straight three pointers in a late rally, while ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph denied a protest by New Orleans coach Babe McCarthy over a rebounding foul rule call. Don Freeman led Miami with 29 points.
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Oaklawn feature heats nine-year-olds in Hot Springs race
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Oaklawn feature draws nine older runners led by Cim arron Jet and Hunt Me Now with topweights 111 and 113 pounds for a six furlong race. Other contenders include Mark Chris Tom Skelly Master Paul Wy Lane Royal Gemini and I'm a Favor as a large field contests the $5,000 event.
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Lidie Care
Bethel Church to Hear Guest Minister and Organist
Bethel A M E Church invites the public to 10:50 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. services with Rev Jerry Caldwell youth minister of St Philip A M E Magnolia and Miss Rebecca Wyrick organist both Magnolia High School juniors. Services at 418 South Laurel Street. Bethel Junior Church directed by Mrs A H Johnson and Larry Muldrew.
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Magnolia
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South Laurel Street
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O'Brien Returns as Democratic Campaign Chairman
Lawrence F. O'Brien, longtime Democratic operative, agrees to return as full time campaign chairman after cross-party consensus. He aims to fix party management and debt while drawing income from a New York public relations firm and steering Humphrey campaigns.
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