Harrison Favored To Repeat In State Tourney
Harrison the top ranked undefeated team in the AP high school poll enters the Class AA state tournament as heavy favorite over Russellville in a first round game. Nearby first round matchups include Smackover versus Stuttgart and Little Rock Catholic against Paragould with Leachville Searcy and Warren advancing from opening round play. In Tuesday action Leachville beat Hope 72 to 70 in OT as Joe Sharp hit a late layup. Randall Herring led Warren with 32 points while Searcy beat valley Springs and Searcy and Warren set quarterfinals with Leachville meeting Mountain Home. In Florida, Kelso the Horse of the Year candidate may not race again due to ankle injuries delaying his Gulfstream plans and potential earnings milestone.
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National Hockey Scores and College Basketball Roundup
National Hockey League results and Tuesday college basketball scores from various schools. Notable games include Colgate over Lafayette, Oglethorpe over Shorter, and multiple NAIA and high school state tournament results with matchups and final scores across several cities and venues.
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Kentucky Wildcats Top AP Poll In Final 1985 86 Ranking
Kentucky's Wildcats edged Duke and Texas Western as they clinched a near perfect regular season. The AP panel named Kentucky No. 1 with 39 of 48 votes while Duke rose to second and Texas Western faded after a lone setback. Kansas moved to fourth with St Joseph's fifth Cincinnati seventh and Michigan and Western Kentucky entering the Top Ten.
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Hope Star sports notes overtime bid and NCAA roundup
Hope Star reports Leachville seeks overtime to oust the Bobcats with coverage of Ronnie Ingram scoring 31 points and snapshots of Bobby McGill and Larry May. It also notes Kentucky 103-74 over Tulane, Texas Western 89-74 over Oklahoma City, and a top-10 college basketball ranking with teams and records through midweek.
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Battle Shaping in Opening of NCAA Tourney
The article outlines upcoming NCAA first rounds with Kentucky and Western Kentucky poised for a Mid East final, and notes other regional matchups including Duke St Joseph's Syracuse Davidson Kansas SMU Cincinnati Texas Western, plus NIT openers and a note on China’s ice basketball invention.
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Bobcats Edged by Leachville in Overtime at State Tourney
In the AA State Basketball Tournament opener at Barton Coliseum Leachville edged Hope 72 70 in overtime. Ronnie Ingram scored 31 for Hope and Joe Sharp hit the late winner for Leachville as the Lions rallied from deficits, while Robins led Leachville with 34 points and Stan Parris fouled out for the Bobcats.
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Fights Last Night Tuesday's Boxing Results
In Miami Beach Doug Jones defeating Lou Bailey in a KO at 6. In Toledo Rubin Carter outpointed Wilbert McClure over 10. In Lewiston Tom McNeeley outpointed Claude Roy over 10. In Minneapolis Ron Marsh stopped Ray Vega in 3. In New York Mike Cortez stopped Mike Cruz in 8.
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Nicklaus Loses Challenge Meet in South Africa
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio left Johannesburg after a costly error filled challenge series, losing to Gary Player by 14 strokes. Player, the U S Open champion, dominated the event as Nicklaus failed to close the gap.
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Independent insurance agents offer personal, on call service
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