Dickinson Leads in Miami Open Round One
Gardner Dickinson shot a seven under par 65 to take a two stroke lead in the Doral Open behind George Knudson who struggled to a 76 with five bogeys and no birdies. Knudson, top money winner after wins at Phoenix and Tucson, admitted pressure and erratic play as Dickinson moved ahead Friday.
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Crossett Upsets Harrison In Class AAA Tourney
Crossett defeated Harrison 54-48 to snap the defending champion's run as part of Class AAA quarterfinal results. Northside, Southside, Stuttgart and Marianna also posted wins while Crossett advanced to face Leachville in the Class AA semifinals alongside other showings across the region.
Sikes and Barber close to Doral Open lead
Sikes of Springdale Arkansas and Milley Barber of Texarkana Arkansas keep pace with leader as the Doral Open moves into its second round. Gardner Dickinson led after round one with 65. West Virginia basketball, Dayton game set. semifinals and final scheduled with CBS TV coverage.
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Loyola Upsets Houston in NCAA First Round Thriller
Loyola Chicago dares the top-seeded Houston Cougars in Salt Lake City, forcing a full-court press and fast break plan as coach George Ireland’s team eyes an upset. The Underdogs, riding a 16-9 record, press for pace and outside shooting to trouble Houston, while St Bonaventure and other first-round actions unfold across the country.
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Solunar Tables Plan for Fishing and Hunting Periods
Richard Alden Knight presents a schedule of Solunar Periods for Central Standard Time. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold, while minor periods are shorter. The table lists dates and times including March 5 to 10 with entries for pay, minor, and major periods.
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Noisy Busy Weekend Scores In State and National Games
The page catalogs multiple high school and college basketball results. State tournament action includes Fort Smith Northside 64 over LR Horace Mann 49 and Pine Bluff 55 over LR Gantral 48. Other notable games feature Crossett 54 over Harrison 48 and Stuttgart 45 over Conway 40. National NBA and ABA scores appear alongside college matchups such as Fordham 72 over Manhattan 66 and Missouri 91 over Nebraska 70, with Atlantic Coast Conference first round results noted.
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Texarkana
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Conway
Marianna
Searcy
Crossett
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Eddie Vinson
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Zebras
Chris Davis
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Jerry Jennings
Grizzlies
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NYU
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Bad Blood Flare Up Between Shack and Zeidel In NHL Duel
A ten year feud erupts as Eddie Shack and Larry Zeidel clash on Toronto ice edging the Flyers 2 1. The incident costs both players a match penalty and fines. Boston sits within one point of Idle New York in the East. Kings pound Oakland 9 2 as North Stars tie Pittsburgh 2 2. Zeidel had prior trouble with Shack in 1958 Niagara Falls incident.
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Ken Hodge
Gary Doak
Gerry Cheevers
Pat Hannigan
Flyers
Maple Leaf Gardens
Lowell MacDonald
Bill White
Gord Labassiere
Howie Menard
Sandy Fitzpaty
Fitzpatrick
Paul Andrea
Wayne Hicks
Penguins
Baseball Exhibition Thursday Result in New York and Wash'n 0
Thursday's results show New York and Washington opening exhibition play with a 1 0 score. Friday's schedule lists Cincinnati against Philadelphia in Clearwater Florida Houston versus Pittsburgh in Fort Myers Florida Chicago NL vs San Francisco in Scottsdale Arizona Boston against Chicago AL in Sarasota Florida Oakland at Detroit in Bradenton Florida
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Los Angeles
Oakland
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Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
New York
Cincinnat
Clearwater
Fla
Houston
Fort Myers
San Francisco
Scottsdale
Ariz
Sarasota
Fia
Bradenton
Robinson Signs for $115,000 in Orioles Deal
Frank Robinson and Johnny Callison reached agreements with teams, Robinson signing for about 115000 with the Orioles and Callison for over 40000 with the Phillies. The Yankees managed only three hits in a 1-0 Grapefruit League win over the Senators as spring exhibition play began.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
New York Yankees
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Orioles
Callison
Phillies
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Harry Dalton
NIT Pairings Near End As Oklahoma City Awaits Matchups
Fourteen teams learned first round opponents for the 31st NIT at Madison Square Garden. Oklahoma City Chiefs remain uncertain, slated to meet ACC runner-up in the opening night doubleheader while North Carolina and Duke loom as potential faves.
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Associated Press
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Marshall
St. Peter's
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Kansas
Temple
Villanova
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Long Island Us
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Notre Dame
Fordham
Duquesne
Rockets Tie NBA Record For Losses At Home In 119-102 Setback
San Diego Rockets suffer 119-102 loss to Los Angeles as Henry Finkel scores 41, eclipsing his rookie output. Rockets drop to 15 wins in 76 games, tying an NBA futility mark for home losses. Warriors previously held the record. Other NBA results include Philadelphia over Cincinnati and Chicago over Boston.
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Warriors
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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Oakland
Houston
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Anaheim
American Basketball Association
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Hawkins Tops Scoring Title Race With 39 Points
Hawkins extended his lead in the ABA scoring race by scoring 39 as the Pittsburgh Pipers beat the Oakland Oaks 149 to 114. The Oaks trailed by two late before free throws by Hawkins and Chico Vaughn sealed the win. Minnesota Muskies beat Anaheim 124-115 and Houston Mavericks defeated Indiana Pacers 145-104. Don Freeman sparked the Muskies with a go ahead basket, while Mel Daniels led with 24 points.
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American Basketball Association
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Quk
Land Oaks
Quks
Oaks
Hawking
Chico Vaughn
Pipers
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Anaheim
Houston Mavericks
Indiana Pacers
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Speakers for State Grid Clinic in Little Rock
Joe Dillard headlined the Arkansas High School Coaches Association announces speakers for the annual Little Rock coaches clinic Aug 7 9 Tex Winter Kansas State football coach Jim Red Parker Citadel rebuilding effort past seasons 66 67 61 Brooks Bill McClure Abilene Christian track coach W T Watson Southern State basketball John Prock Harding football coach add list of speakers
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Joe Dillard
Arkansas High School Coaches Association
Tex Winter
Kansas State University
Jim ‘Red’ Parker
Citadel
Parker
Fordyce
Arkansas A&m
Ninth place good pitch no lt club and steal home
The run came in the eighth on a delayed steal of home by outfielder Andy Kosco, drafted from the Minnesota Twins. Kosco reached third on a single, infield out and wild pitch as Ruben Amaro, who had walked, tried for second and was balked at by Bill Bryan. Kosco beat the return throw home. Mel Stottlemyre, Bill Monbouquette and Jim Bouton allowed five singles for the visitors.
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Minnesota Twins
Kosco
Ruben Amaro
Washington
Bill Bryan
Mel Stottlemyre
Bill Monbouquette
Jim Bouton
Red threat of boycott looms over 1968 Olympics
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union and about 40 patrons may skip the Games if South Africa is not omitted. Avery Brundage and Mexico oppose changes as Russia demands an emergency IOC session. In Mexico City lodging chiefs note no cancellations yet, as 32 African nations join the boycott threat over apartheid.
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Avery Brundage
Mexico
Brundage
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Olympic -Collinus Tee
Chicago
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Mexico City
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International Olympic Committee
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Ussr Olympic Committee
Africa
Tass
Punt Title Claimed by Punt Title Claimed by NEW YORK AP
NEW YORK AP reports Falcons QB Billy Lothridge led the NFL in punting with 87 boots for a 43.7 yard average, while Green Bay Packers ranked fifth at 36.5 yards per punt on 66 attempts. Donny Anderson totaled 65 punts at 36.6 yards, Don Chandler 31 yards, and the Giants averaged 36 yards on 55 punts. Other leaders included Bob Green of the Bears with 79 punts and Tom McNeill of the Saints with 174.
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Green Bay Packers
Falcons
Billy Lothridge
Packers
Donny Anderson
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Lothridge
Bobby Joe Green
Chicago Bears
Tom McNeill
New Orleans Saints
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