Braves Manager Faces Puzzles as Season Opens
Atlanta Braves manager Luman Harris begins the exhibition season with Carty out due to a fractured knee and a shaky pitching staff. Harris weighs replacements in the outfield and shortstop while projecting a rotation among Niekro Reed Jarvis Stone Nash and McQueen. He notes a five-team race in the division and pins hopes on Cepeda Aaron Garrido Perez Garr, plus young Lum and Baker amid questions about the pitching staff.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fila
Luman Hartis
Atlanta Braves
Rico Carty
Harry Rogers
Paul Richards
Carty
Harris
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Aaron
Braves
Cecil Upshaw
Ron Reed
Cincinnati
Phil Niekro
Reed
Pat Jarvis
George Stone
Jim Nash
Mike McQueen
Niekro
Jarvis
Stone
Nash
McQueen
Richmond
Upshaw
Sonny Jackson
Gil Garrido
Marty Perez
California
Tony Gonzalez
Ralph Garr
Oscar Brown
Shreveport
Dusty Baker
Mike Lum
Perez
Felix Millan
Clete Boyer
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Hope Star publishing details and staff list 1929
The Hope Star outlines its publication details from January 18, 1929 including frequency on weekdays, address The Star Building 212-14 S Walnut St Hope Arkansas 71001, P O Box 648. It lists STAR PUBLISHING CO officers A H Washburn president and editor Donal Parker VP and advertising manager Paul H Jones secretary treasurer GM and managing editor C M Pod Rogers director and circulation manager Billy Dan Jones and notes AP and press associations and national ad representatives.
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Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area 501
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Bruins rout Seals as Bucyk, Sanderson lead
Boston blasts California 7-0 as John Bucyk nets three goals and Derek Sanderson adds two, with Bobby Orr aiding four points. Esposito line kept quiet but the Bruins extend home unbeaten streak and hunt East Division crown amid a rare 7-0 blowout. Philadelphia and Detroit settle for a 2-2 tie. Vancouver-Montreal game postponed.
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Larry Eldridge
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Boston Bruins
Phil Esposito
Ken Hodge
Wayne Cashman
John Bucyk
Derek Sanderson
Bobby Orr
California Seals
Hodge
Bucyk
Sanderson
Orr
John McKenzie
Bruins
Seals
Boston
the Garden
Montreal
Tom Johnson
Mike Walton
Reggie Leach
Don Marcotte
Esposito
Gals to Take Over Racing Spotlight
Gals to Take Over Racing Spotlight this weekend features a probable 11 fillies and mares led by Manta in the Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap at Santa Anita. Other races include the Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park and several stakes across Bowie Oaklawn Golden Gate and New Orleans with Laffit Pincay Jr. riding Manta in the Margarita.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Gals
Manta
Santa Anita
Gulfstream Park
Bowie
Oaklawn Park
Golden
Boone the Great
Prince George’s
Dust Commander
Charlie Jr
Southland
Bucks Seek 19th Straight as Record Chase Continues
Milwaukee Bucks aim for a 19th consecutive win by beating Buffalo 116-113 after Greg Smith key bench performance. Lew Alcindor posts 25 points 17 rebounds as Milwaukee travels to Detroit before playoffs. Buffalo's Bob Kauffman leads visitors with 26.
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Bob Greene
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
Greg Smith
Bucks
Buffalo Braves
NBA
New York Knicks
Detroit
Kentucky
New York
Pittsburgh
Miami
Smith
Buffalo
Larry Costello
Lew Alcindor
Bob Kauffman
Villanova Set to Defend IC4A Indoor Title at Princeton
Villanova led by senior Marty Liquori appears the team to beat as the Wildcats chase a fifth straight IC4A Indoor Track and Field championship at Jadwin Hall Princeton. Liquori seeks a third straight mile win and will anchor either the two mile or distance medley relay as Villanova shifts the meet from Madison Square Garden after 49 years. Last year Villanova won the title, taking 11 of 14 events, despite a poor showing in field events and strong running results.
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N.J
Villanova
Marty Liquori
Wildcats
Jadwin Hall
New York
Madison Square Garden
Maryland
Pro Grid Wash Highlights 1970 Offseason Trends
The Pro Football Hall of Fame drew a record 122,738 visitors in 1970 and plans a new 600000 dollar wing this spring. Broadway Joe Namath had the top single game yardage with 397 passing yards in five games, breaking his wrist in that game. Dennis Shaw of Buffalo had two 300 plus yard games. NFC placekickers set a .611 field goal rate, Curt Knight led NFC at .741, while Garo Yepremian topped both leagues at 759. Six new NFL head coaches were Ed Hughes, Sid Gillman, Dan Devine, Tommy Prothro, George Allen, and Bob Hollway.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
NEW York
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
Hall
Joe Namath
Namath
Baltimore Colts
Dennis Shaw
Buffalo
Miami
Jets
NFL
Elias Sports Bureau
Redskins
Curt Knight
Ed Hughes
Houston
Sid Gillman
San Diego
Dan Devine
Green Bay
Tommy Prothro
Los Angeles
George Allen
Washington
Bob Hollway
St. Louis
Old Family Wins Feature at Oaklawn Park
Old Family ridden by Robert Kotenko led by a three length margin down the backstretch then held off Plaza Beau to win the $5,000 Oaklawn feature. Plaza Beau paid $5.00 to show while Old Family paid $31.40 for the win.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Old Family
Robert Kotenko
Plaza Beau
Oaklawn Park
Light Sleeper
Prissy K
Mama Mel
Amber Melody
Roman Hostess
Bold Tex Miss
Somegoer
Sara Mahan
Phantom Leader
Don Brumfield
Shot Pas Kasun
Kasun
Steve Richie
Bob Holthus
Devil Made Me Do
Suzy Sledge
Boss
Television schedule for Hope Arkansas Star listing
A fragmentary Friday schedule from the Hope Arkansas Star lists programs and times across the day. Shows include Brady Bunch, High Chaparral, Partridge Family, Andy Griffith, That Girl, Love American Style, The Nanny, Kukla Fran and Ollie, Washington Review, and multiple movies and late-night programs with titles such as The Biggest Bundle of Them All Charade Ensign Pulver A Summer Place All the Fine Young Cannibals Hotel Reserve Battle of the Worlds The Curse of Dracula.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Andy Griffith
Washington Review
633 Squadron
Ensign Pulver
Saturday Morning Cartoon and Kids Show Schedule
TV guide style listing for a Saturday morning lineup with animated cartoons and family programs. Includes titles like Bugs Bunny Road Runner Tomfoolery Woody Woodpecker Pink Panther Scooby Doo and live action shows along with time blocks from 6:00 to 12:00 and character names such as Chimp 3-7 and Jamba 6.
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U.S.A
Arkansas
Chimp
Woody Woodpecker
Sabrina
Jerry Lewis
Dr. Dolit
Court and Goolagong win in Auckland Open quarterfinals
In Auckland New Zealand Mrs Margaret Court defeated Patti Hogan 63 62 in singles semifinals. Evonne Goolagong beat Sharon Walsh 63 46 60 in a quarterfinal. Court and Goolagong won women's doubles with Legge Pryde losing 63 62. Shaw Bowrey won over Hogan Walsh 753 63 in doubles. Carmichael Ruffels defeated Barth Ulrich 67 64 62 75 in men's doubles. Dibley Court defeated Crealy Shaw 46 63 61 in mixed semifinals. OTTAWA AP Warren Amail former Saints trainer named trainer of the Rough Riders. He has 2 years experience including with Saints. He also worked at Indiana University Wake Forest and Iowa State. The 10:30 Movie
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Auckland New Zealand
Margaret Court
Australia
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Auckland
Evonne Goolagong
Sharon Walsh
San Rafael
Lesley Bowrey
Miss Hogan
Miss Walsh
Bob Carmichael
Ray Ruffels
Roy Barth
San Diego
Torben Ulrich
Denmark
Colin Dibley
Mrs. Court
Dick Crealy
Miss Shaw
Ottawa
Warren Amail
National Football League
New Orleans Saints
Ottawa Rough Riders
Arail
The
Saints
Indiana University
Wake Forest
Iowa State
Television ScheduleHighlights From A Day of Classics
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs features American Bandstand Dick Cavett ABC News and Sagebrush Trail alongside sports events like Southeastern Conference basketball and the Pro Bowlers Tour. The schedule includes talk shows cartoons dramas and church services with multiple channels airing CBS NBC and ABC programs.
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Jetsons
Larry Kane
Southeastern Con Basketball Commodores
E Craft Work
Nashville Music
Greene House
Wide World of Sport
Wilburn Brothers
Jim Walter
Jambor
Pennypacker
Porter Wagoner
Oak Ridge Boys
NBC News
CBS News
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William F. Buckley Jr
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Mr. Wong
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H & R Block
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