1974-75 NAIA District 17 All-Star Team Named
Eleven players named to the All-Star squad after a tie in coaches ballot. Lee Clay of Henderson State lead the list with every ballot, joined by repeat selections Butch Gardner James Washington Maurice Scarbrough and others from Harding Hendrix Ouachita and UCA. The team will be introduced between playoff games in Arkadelphia.
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Searcy
Ark
John ‘Duke’ Wells
Hendersonate
Henderson State University
Lee Clay
Hughes
Clay
AIC
Butch Gardner
Harding
Enes Mitchell
Henderson
Billy Joe Murray
Tech
Tom Poole
Hendrix
Maurice Scarbrough
Ouachita
Scarbrough
David Farmer
University of Central Arkansas
Larry Johnson
UALA
Clifton Lewis
Southern State
James Washington
Ouachita Baptist
Odis Young
UAM
NAIS
Arkadelphia
Henderson State
Hughes David Farmer
Univ. Central Ark
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ua-Monticello
Warren
Cliff Garrison
Hendrix College Warriors
Conway
NAIA
Duke Wells
Garrison
Warrior
College basketball roundups set ECAC NCAA bids in play
West Virginia faces Duquesne tonight as the Mountaineers host the ECAC regional at Morgantown with an at large bid possible. Cincinnati 20-5 on a 14 game win streak looms as likely NCAA at large, Pitt Georgetown and George Washington also in East regional mix. Providence 16-9 earned final ECAC spot by beating St Bonaventure 82 69, joining Holy Cross Connecticut and Boston College in the Springfield Mass regional. Top teams Indiana Penn Missouri Louisville Arizona State Montana San Diego State Nevada Las Vegas also secured spots as others wait for league title outcomes across ACC SOCON OVC and other tours.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Duquesne
Cincinnati
Mountaineers
Cincinnati Bearcats
Dukes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bearcats
NCAA
Mideast
Pitt
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George Washington
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Mass
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Connecticut
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VMI
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Penn
Missouri Valley
Louisville
Arizona State
Montana
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
San Diego State
Nevada- Las Vegas
Oaklawn wrap up Miss Cabildo wins Fantasy Stakes
Miss Cabildo owned by Mrs. Joe W. Brown captured the $15 000 feature at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Ark defeating 2-5 favorite Hot N Nasty by a half length in six furlongs. Jockey R A Smith opened the ride and Darrel McHargue challenged late guiding Hot N Nasty. Snow Doll finished third after a strong stretch run with Ready close behind.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Miss Cabrido
Joe W. Brown
Oaklawn Park
Miss Cabildo
Snow Doll
R. A. Smith
Smith
Darrel McHargue
Women steal show in fourth USSR USA indoor meet
The American women dominate the indoor meet with 73 of 171 American points, nine of 11 event wins, six records and a tie. Francie Larrieu runs fastest ever women's mile in 4:28.5, also 1500m in 4:09.8. Joni Huntley tops high jump with 6-2.75 and falls short at 6-3.75.
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Larry Mecdermott
Associated Press
Richmond, Va
Francie Larrieu
U.S
Banner
Joni Huntley
University of Oregon
Miss Larrieu
North Carolina Central
Charlie Foster
Vladimir Golubnichi
Rick Wolhuter
Chicago
Dwight Stones
Long Beach
Calif
Golubnichi
Valeri
Crosby dissatisfies with PGA TV contract talks
AP notes from Orlando report that Bing Crosby plans possible withdrawal from the Crosby Pro-Am as the Tournament Players Division negotiates a TV deal for the winter 1976 season. Other celebrity events could follow, with Deane Reman stating no major changes expected to the western tour schedule.
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Rv Bob Green
Orlando
Fla
Bing Crosby
PGA
Crosby
Bob Hope
Tucson
Los Angeles
Andy Williams
San
Rot Tean
Reman
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Liudmilla Bragina
Kate Keyes
Cheryl Toussaint
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robin Campbell
Washington, D. C
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Orinda
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Madison
Wis
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Midwest
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Bias
Rerian
Vember
Closete i Akston
Fort’ Worth
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Nicklaus
Muirfield Village
Columbus, Ohio
Lee Filder
Fit Family Center
Hervey Square Hope, Ark
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