Multiple NBA and college games with late comebacks and key performances
The 76ers beat the Nuggets in double overtime as Doug Collins and Billy Cunningham led late. In Boston, Rick Watts pushed the Sonics past the Celtics, and the Bucks edged Washington with Bob Dandridge starring. Central Washington State squeezed past Newberry in a late rally, and Henderson State toppled Dowling in a tight tournament night amid regional college scores.
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Optimist Club Tri Star Basketball Contest at Fair Park
The Optimist Club of Hope will stage a Tri Star Basketball skills contest at Fair Park Coliseum on Saturday March 13 at 10 a.m. Six age groups from eight to thirteen will compete, with trophies for the top three in each group and a memento scorecard for every contestant. Entry blanks are available at Dexas Sport Shop Howards Discount Deanna Drug and Dairy Queen.
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Oaklawn Feature Win for Dimnart Over Galley Ho
Dimnart ridden by David Whited surged to a 1 length victory over Galley Ho in Oaklawn Park's $12,500 feature. Galley Ho finished five lengths ahead of Spirle Top for third as Bold Dave faded to ninth. Wager details show exacta and daily double payouts.
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Razorbacks Face Wake Forest in Midwest Regional Clash
Arkansas and Wake Forest meet in Norman Oklahoma for the NCAA Midwest Regional opener. Coach Eddie Sutton says Wake Forest matches pace and toughness, noting their running game and high free throw percentage. Arkansas aims to extend a win streak, leveraging quick, man-to-man defense as they chase a return to Atlanta for the finals.
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Dreamteam selection announced for KXARLAND high schools
Jim Taylor of KXAR Radio unveils the Dreamteams from 28 area schools. Coaches pick 15 boys and 18 girls for a banquet on April 4 in Hope with Pat Foster as speaker. awards include player of the year nominees Glasgow Buffington Tucker Turner. Boys include Maxwell Berry Allen Coffman. football plans next fall.
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Blevins
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Jeane Gant
McNeil
Laurie Cooper
Emerson Tami Mormon
Prescott Essie Tucker
Lewisville
Jeane Mize
Ashdown
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Cale Sandra Turner
Kathy Yocom
Spring Hill
Yvonne Smith
Garland Cindy Spell
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Arkadelphia
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Tucker
Ephiriam Maxwell
Bradley Joe Berry
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Dominic Coffman
Waldo
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Roberts Sets NIT Scoring Mark In Opening Round
The 6 foot 4 senior scored 33 points by hitting 3 field goals and 15 free throws to break George Mikan's 1945 NIT record. Virginia Tech beat Georgetown 63-79 while Villanova beat Old Dominion 71-48 and Houston edged Indiana State 83-82 to reach the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Georgetown led late before losing, and Villanova survived in overtime behind Jeff Fuhrmann and Larry Herron.
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Whitey Rigsby
Jeff Fuhrmann
Larry Herron
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Larry Bird
Dan Rutledge
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