Hope High All Sports Banquet highlights Razorbacks speakers
At the Hope High School All-Sports Banquet in the Coliseum last Saturday night, UA Razorbacks football players Jon Richardson Louis Campbell Jim Hodge Mark Hollingsworth and Linebacker Coach Harold Horton shared testimonials for Christ and their team goals. Horton spoke on FCA unity and goal setting while Hodge cited pursuit of SWC and national glory through teamwork and faith. Richardson described arrival, city tour, and arriving early, Campbell and Hollingsworth emphasized faith first as athletes.
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Foyt wins Miller High Life 500 at Ontario
A J Foyt returns to Texas victory lane by beating Bobby Allison by four seconds in the Miller High Life 500 at Ontario, leading 145 of 200 laps. The win nets him $31,695, with an average speed of 127.606 mph, and he calls it one of his most thrilling wins.
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Brick Door Heads Oaklawn Feature In New Unbeaten Run
Brick Door unbeaten in two Oaklawn starts this season leads seven 3 year olds in a $10,000 feature race. Homebred by W C Partee Magnolia the son of Mr Brick Girl Next Door has two straight wins this year after a second in his 2 year old debut at Arlington Park. Green Country owned by R N Hardin may be favorite with John Lively aboard Siften Country who has placed in Oaklawn races this year including a Southwest Handicap division.
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Menifee Mustangs Win Class B State Title
Menifee coach Eddie Boone hails the dream realized as the Mustangs capture the Class B state basketball championship on Saturday. The victory marks a landmark in March 1972.
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Stephens Takes Crown In Class A Basketball Title
Stephens Roadrunners repeat as state champions by defeating Stamps 63 55 in the Class A final. Jim Jenkins scores 16 to lead Stephens while Ralph Porchia earns tournament outstanding player honors with 12 points. Stamps players Royce White with 14 and Danny Spear with 13 highlight the runners up.
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Hankton Earns unanimous NAIA All Star honor
SEARCY Ark AP Terry Hankton of Arkansas Tech led the NAIA District 17 All Star team with a 22.7 point season and 11.8 rebounds, chosen by coaches. Other top vote getters included Joe Bynes Ark AM&N Tommy Patterson Ouachita and David Combs Tech. The 10 player squad also featured Danny Thomas Hendrix John Reed College of the Ozarks Charlie Johnson UALR Sam Witherspoon Henderson Al Flanigan Southern State Jim Hamilton Ouachita.
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Packers Star Shot in Neck in West Memphis
Packers defensive tackle Bob Brown, 6 foot 7 and 265 pounds, was reported in satisfactory condition after neck surgery in West Memphis Arkansas. Howard Sanders, 41, of West Memphis, was jailed on charges of assault with intent to kill for wounding Brown in his car Friday night. The .38 pistol bullet entered Brown’s neck and exited through a jaw bone, with doctors saying he will spend a week in hospital and about six weeks on a liquid diet. his playing career should remain intact.
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Bullets Hand Lakers a Loss on West Coast
The Baltimore Bullets edged the Los Angeles Lakers 108 to 96, ending L A’s streak of holding teams under 100. Lakers face dimmed odds of reaching 68 wins as they must win 10 of 11. John Tresvant and Mike Riordan sparked a third-quarter run, Jack Marin led Baltimore with 29 points while Jerry West scored 25 for L A. Other NBA results include Philadelphia over New York 100-98 and Chicago 126-97 over Houston.
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Willie Dale leads Magnolia in Class AA Tournament
Magnolia begins defense of the state Class AA title at Barton Coliseum with Willie Dale as the team’s backbone. Dale’s hot scoring from last year anchors Magnolia as they face Hot Springs Lakeside after an opening game featuring Magnolia’s win over Camden Fairview and Dale’s 18 points in that contest.
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Central Tops in Class AAAA Tournament Opener
Little Rock Central, ranked No. 1 with a 25-2 record, opens the Class AAAA Senior boys state tournament today in Little Rock, meeting Jonesboro in the first game. Coaches Nixon Parkview High and Blytheville weigh in on hot streaks and getting every break to claim the title.
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Nicklaus Trevino Lead at Doral Open in Rain Hit Closure
In a rain delayed finish at the Doral Eastern Open Nicklaus and Trevino share the 72 hole lead at 10 under 206. Sam Snead Paul Harney Pudgy Bob Rosburg Julius Boros Art Wall and others chase from within a stroke as Nicklaus fires nine birdies and one bogey after a soaking Sunday.
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Parkers Beat Rice Owls in 113-108 Upset
Arkansas Razorbacks snapped a 13 game road losing streak by defeating Rice 113-108 in Houston. Ter ry scored 31 points and Dean Tolson added 30 as Arkansas led 60-65 at halftime and extended the margin in the second half. Rice fell to 1-13 in conference play and 6-20 overall.
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This Is Big Week for College Basketball
Nine conference races will be decided as NCAA and NIT fates loom. Minnesota beat Illinois 91 62 to move a game ahead of Ohio State after the Buckeyes fell to Indiana 65 57. Michigan still has an outside shot.
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Harding Wins at Atlanta
Harding College has won the Emory University Intercollegiate Business Game for the second time, becoming the first school to repeat as champion. The announcement caps six weeks of competition among 40 colleges from the South Midwest and Eastern Seaboard. The event involved theoretical manufacture and sale of shellless steel household products with judging in each lean market.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Premier Fishing and Hunting Times
Schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advises planning days around peak fishing and hunting windows to optimize sport. The article promotes using the tables to locate favorable activity periods for each day and improve success in outdoor pursuits.
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