Texarkana Golfer Finally Wins Citrus Open After Struggle
Ken Still of Texarkana captured the Citrus Open title at Rio Pinar with a final 2 under 278 total, earning $23,000. The 34-year-old Tacoma native overcame a double bogey on 12 and a water trouble on 18 to outlast Miller Barber by one stroke, while Barber also faltered late. The win, his first tour victory after 16 years on tour, lifts Still’s career earnings past $75,000.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Ken Still
Sandy Koy
Sandy
Dodger
Still
Job
Ken
Miller Barber
Tacoma
Wash
Rio Pinar Country Club
Barber
Johnny Fett
Bert Yancey
Orville Moody
Gay Brewer
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Tom Wetskopf
Lee Elder
Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Dean Refram
Dale Douglass
Koufax
Los Angeles
North Little Rock tops Central for AAA basketball title
Glenn Abbott fueled a 39-18 second half burst to lift North Little Rock past Little Rock Central 59-40 in the Class AAA state final. Abbott scored 24 with 12 rebounds, while Central, top AP poll pick, struggled after a 22-22 halftime tie.
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Central
Abbott
Wildcats
Associated Press
North Lite He Rock
Tedderfending Covor
Northside
Randy West
Ricky
Ponteur Courae
Pinch Hit Start Fires Up Braves and Yanks Expos Target
Pinch hitters Aaron and White lead spring action with early homers for Atlanta and New York as exhibition games roll on. Aaron’s knee injury cuts his day, White returns to Fort Dix after a weekend pass. Around the league, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Detroit, Boston, Houston, San Diego, San Francisco, California, Kansas City and Montreal post varied wins with notable long balls and early rallies.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Lyman Harris
Ralph Houk
Hank Aaron
Roy White
Aaron
Harris
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles
White
Houk
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Pete Mikkelsen
West Palm Beach
Fla
Yanks
Army
Fort Dix
Braves
Joe Lis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Larry Hisle
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Jose Martinez
Pirates
Ken Myette
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Minnesota
Dalton Jones
Reggie Smith
Billy Conignaro
Boston
St. Louis
Joe Morgan
Houston
New York Mets
al Ferrara
San Diego Padres
San Diego Marines
San Francisco
Cleveland
Indians
Willie Mays
Giants
Aurelio Rodriguez
Jarvis Tatum
Tom Egan
California
Chicago Cubs
Gerry McNertney
Seattle
Oakland
Kansas City
Washington
Ted Williams
Senators
Royals
Montreal
Expos
All-Tourney Teams Picked in State Meet
The Class AAA all tournament team includes Glenn Abbott Randy West Chris Davis Rodney Herndon Dick McLelland John Searles Danny Thomas Dana Edwards Nick Ayles Jerry House Ricky Drury Jerry Finley Larry Box Charlie Johnson Donnie Pevideon and final picks from Leachville Camden Lincoln. Per was named the outstanding player in the Class AAA tournament.
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Little Rock
Glenn Abbott
Randy West
North Little Rock
Chris Davis
Rodney Herndon
Little Rock Central
Dick McLelland
John Searles
Pine Bluff
Danny Thomas
Hot Springs
Dana Edwards
Dorado
Nick Ayles
Fort Smith North Side
Jerry House
Fayettee
Per
Ricky Drury
Jerry Finley
Larry Box
Leachville
Charlie Johnson
Donnie Pevideon
Camden Lincolp
Pirate Skipper Seeks Turnaround After Rough Pirates Year
Larry Shepard, rehired as Pittsburgh manager, faces a tough season after the Pirates finished sixth in the NL, 17 games back, amid injuries to key players like Clemente and Mazeroski. Shepard stresses fundamentals and a stronger offense, with young players Oliver and Robertson competing for first base and Hebner likely at third base, as the team resets after a harsh 1968-69 campaign.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
Larry Shepard
Joe Brown
Pittsburgh
The
Pirates
Shepard
Larry
Joyce
Larry, Jr
St. Jude
Gene Alley
Bill Mazeroski
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Freddie Patek
Alley
Jim Bunning
Tommie Sisk
Secon
St. Louis
Maury Wills
Vonn Clendenon
Wills
Richie Hebner
Columbus
Norristown
Patek
Lincoln of Camden Wins State Title
Lincoln of Camden won the Class AA state basketball title by defeating Leachville 77 to 53. Donnie Davidson scored 26 points and Eddie Ray Moore added 18 for the Tigers, who built a 10-0 start and pulled away late. Leachville’s Ricky Drury led with 16 points in a losing effort.
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Little Rock
Campden
Lincoln
Leachville
Tigers
Leachvite
Donnie Davidson
Davidson
Lions
Ricky Drury
Moore
Uncoln
Uneath
Drury
Larry Box
College and NBA Scores From The Week Of Play
HOPE ARK STAR reports college basketball results with scores for numerous matchups including Kentucky 84 Tennessee 90 and Florida 78 Alabama 60. It lists NCAA regional playoff results, conference championships, and NBA scores from the Associated Press with teams such as Baltimore Philadelphia New York Los Angeles and Seattle posting various game outcomes.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Ta. St
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Miss
San Jose
Pepperdine
Uc-Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Loyola
Oregon State
Oregon
U, of Pacific
San Fran
UCLA Loses Streak as USC Upsets Bruins 46 44
UCLA suffers first loss in 85 games with a 46 44 defeat to USC in the final regular season game. The upset ends UCLA's 41 game win streak and 85 home wins as USC uses a slower pace and key defense to limit Lew Alcindor.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Southern California
UCLA
Trojans
USC
Bruins
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s
Princeton
John Wooden
Erie Powell
Giant
Law Alcindor
Ron Taylor
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
Miami
Ohio
Notre Dame
Weber State
Seattle
Colorado State
Dayton
Davidson
Villanova
Duquesne
St. Joseph's
Marquette
Murray State
Texas A&m
Trinity
Tex
North Carolina
Three Players Fill Fancy Double Figures In NBA Night
Gail Goodrich 47 points and 15 assists paced the Phoenix Suns past the San Diego Rockets 146-133. Wilt Chamberlain grabbed 37 rebounds as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Baltimore Bullets 120-109. Walt Hazzard added a Hawks record 19 assists in a 134-107 win over Cincinnati. Celtics roll to 138-89 over San Francisco as Sam Jones Day sparks fanfare and Siegfried pours in 28. Sixteen teams play with Bulls, 76ers, Bucks winning in Sunday action.
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Duke
Associated Press
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Phia
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Boston
Cincinnadlo
Detroit
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
Chicago
San Diego
Seattle
Phoenix
Philaphia
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San Francisco
Cincianat
Gail Goodrich
Wilt Chamberlain
Walt Hazzard
National Basketball Association
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Goodrich
Phoenix Suns
San Diego Rockets
Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
Hazmann
Hawks
Cincinnati Royals
Celtics
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Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knickerbockers
Milwaukee Bucks
Detroit Pistons
American Basketball Association
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New Orleans
Houston
Kenetucky
Minnesota
Indiana
Miami
Oakland
Elvin Hayes
Jim Fox
Dick Snyder
Suns
Rockets
Don Kojis
Jerry West
Lakers
Kevin Loughery
Earl Monroe
Bullets
Hazzard
Lennie Wilekins
Hawk
Lou Hudson
Sam Jones
Jones
Larry Siegfried
Siegfried
Boston Blitz
Philadelphia
Wally Jones
Billy Cunningham
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily sport plans. The text notes good fishing or hunting times and mentions a national TV victory with a 12-point deficit comeback. It also references Jones scoring 25 for the 76ers, Cunningham one less, Reed 25 for New York, and Bucks players Flynn Robinson and Jon McGlocklin scoring 21 each in a late rally.
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Richard Alden Knight
Jones
76Ers
Cunningham
New York
Willis Reed
Flynn Robinson
Jon McGlocklin
The
Bucks
Robinson
MecGlocklin
Hot Shooters Move Colonels Far in Front
Kentucky Colonels surge to first in ABA Eastern Division behind Louis Dampier 42 points and Dare Carrier 31 as they beat Minnesota 118-104 and knock Miami to third. Indiana edged Miami for second while Minnesota fell two games back. other NBA results include Denver over Los Angeles 118-103 and New Orleans 116-102 over Houston.
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Angeles
Houston
Denver
Minnesota
New York
Los Ang
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Kentucky
Indiana
Miami
Oakland
Associated Press
Louis Dampier
Dare
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
ABA
Dampier
Carrier
Colonels
New York Nets
National Basketball Association
Boston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Detroit
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Phoenix
San Diego
Independent Tournament Opens at Spring Hill High
Perrys Independent Basketball tourney begins at Spring Hill High Gym with all proceeds to the athletic department. Sixteen teams compete, games nightly at 6:30 p.m. through Saturday finals, trophies awarded to top three. The week features D&Z Bullets Texarkana vs Arkla Gos Emmett, Emerson vs Stamps, Bodcan vs D&Z Rockets.
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Spring Hill High School
Spring Hill
Perry's. Truckers
Oak Grove
D&z Bullets
Texarkana
Arkla Gos
Emmett
Emerson
Bodcan
D&z Rockets
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