Northside Grizzlies edge Southside for Class AAA title
March 11 1968 Northside Grizzlies beat Southside 46-44 in a tight state final. Jerry Jennings hit a4 second jumper to seal the win after a 44 44 deadlock with 59 seconds left. Lee scored 16 for Northside and Bennett 10 for Southside while Watson added 11 for Southside.
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Robert Bennett
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Charles Watson
Jim Hamilton
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Mr Right Grabs Santa Anita Handicap in Big 100000 Win
Ed Schuyler Jr reports Mr Right trained by Miguel Yanez wins the Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park by two lengths, earning 100000, while Jungle Road takes second and Tobin Bronze finishes ninth amid slow track conditions. In the Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park Herbert Allen's Favorable Turn prevails by one length over Rixdal with Bold Hour third.
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Associated Press
Peter Duchin
Mr. Right
Miguel Yanez
Jungle Road
Ala Ram
Tobin Bronze
Bobby Brocato
Herbert Allen
Rixdal
Bold Hour
Gulfstream Park
Rains Delay Carolina 500 Stock Car Race
Heavy rain at Rockingham North Carolina Motor Speedway postponed the Carolina 500 Grand National event to June 16. The $76,500 race will see 44 cars requalify for starting positions in the rescheduled event.
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Scores From Page 4 Highlight City Matchups
New York faces Baltimore while Seattle plays Datrott and Boston clashes with San Francisco at Thhisa in a mixed set of reported results.
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Baltimore
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Boston
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Giants Edge Toward Peak Form in Spring Training
The Giants, led by manager Frank Franks, push toward improved health and consistency in Phoenix as key players Willie Mays, Marichal, Davenport, and Hart prepare for the Cactus League. Trainer Bart Gustafson notes running routines and a new $5000 gym at Candlestick Park underpin gains, with Mays entering age 37 ready for years more play and Yastrzemski praised for off season conditioning. The club aims to shore up infield depth with Davenport returning to third and Hunt added, while the team assesses readiness after mixed prior seasons.
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Fort Smith Dominated Tournament All-Star Team Named
Fort Smiths Northside and Southside dominated the Western Division All-Star basketball selections with three players each. Northside, the conference champion and state champion, landed Almer Lea Thurston Knox and Jerry Jennings. Southside placed Robert Bennett Robert Stephens and Charles Watson. Other named include Alton Bridwin Richard Oliver Roy Fears Danny Tramell Russell Hall Melvin Smith John Endsley Dana Edwards Tom McAlear and Stanley Collins.
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Jerry Jenings
Southside
Robert Bennett
Robert Stephens
Charles Watson
Alton Bridwin
Richard Oliver
Hot Springs
Roy Fears
Danny Trame Mell
Springdale
Russell Hall
Melvin Smith
Fayetteville
John Endsley
Dana Edwards
El“Dorado
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Stanley Collinssel
Texarkana
Ray Berry to Quit Football After Injury Considerations
Baltimore Colts star Ray Berry the NFL’s all time leading pass receiver announced retirement. at age 35 he cites injuries limiting his 1967 season and believes he cannot deliver the level the team deserves. Over 13 years he made 631 receptions for 9,275 yards and 68 touchdowns, but last year he had only 11 catches.
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Raymond Berry
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
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Emi
Natives Capture Most U S Ski Titles at Nationals
Seattle AP report says natives won all but two titles at the 1968 National Alpine Ski Championships on Crystal Mountain. Rick Chaffee of Rutland and Judy Nagle of Enumclaw won the slalom, while Scott Henderson of Banff claimed the men's downhill and combined crowns. Most competitors headed to Aspen for Roche Cup races. The article notes a long national league record battle between teams and cities, with a contrast to Los Angeles.
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Seattle
U.S
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Judy Nagle
Enumclaw, Wash
Scott Henderson
Banff
Alta
Crystal Mountain
Aspen
Colo
Welskopf Fails at Doral as Dickinson Wins Open
In a tense final round at the Doral Open Gardner Dickinson, 19-year veteran, clinched the title with a par 72 275 after Tom Welskopf faltered late. Welskopf, who led early and missed a 10-foot putt at 18, finished second at 276. Dickinson collects the $20,000 top prize and extends his money-winning lead to 52,446 as Knudson slips from the 36-hole cut.
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George Knudson
Phoenix
Tutson
Rookie Has Return Title for Houston
New York AP reports Rookie Zeke Moore of the Houston Oilers won the kickoff return title in the AFL last season with 14 kickoffs for 405 yards and a 28.9-yard average, narrowly beating Kansas City rookie No land Smith who had 1 148 yards on 41 returns at 28.0. Smith set a league kickoff yardage record with a 106 yard TD versus Denver. Denver led team averages at 25.3 yards. Other rookies Floyd Little of Denver and Dick Post of San Diego followed. Moore also had a 92 yard kickoff TD.
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Pipers Claim Two-Game Magic as Hawkins Leads
Connie Hawkins and Chico Vaughn powered the Pittsburgh Pipers to a 122-106 win over New Jersey to shorten their magic number to two for the ABA title. Hawkins scored 36 and Vaughn 25 as Pittsburgh opened a three game lead over Minnesota in the East with four games left. New Orleans’ title hopes were slowed by a 113-105 loss to Indiana, while other ABA results paused Dallas and Houston in the West. In the NBA, Indiana’s Roger Brown totaled 92 in a 120-99 win over New Jersey, clinching a key moment as Denver remained three back of the Nuggets.
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Television Schedule Fragments and Listings for Evening Hours
A fragmented OCR listing of TV and weather segments from a 1960 era schedule. It references The Tonight Show NBC NBC News and Weather segments, The Today Show NBC, Jeopardy, The Hollywood Squares NBC, Days of Our Lives, and various local and national programs with times and channel codes. The chaotic text includes names like Lonnie Gibbons and Robert Taylor, and mentions a New Hampshire Presidential Primary wrap up.
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Lonnie Gibbons
New Hampshire
Television schedule fragment with varied programs
A partial TV guide page lists March 1968 shows across channels and times. Entries include MONKEES, ROWAN AND MARTIN, DANNY THOMAS HOUR, SPYHUNTS, NEWSCOPE, WEATHER, SPORTS, THE TONIGHT SHOW, EVENING DEVOTIONAL, and daytime fare like DAYS OF OUR LIVES and GENERAL listings such as JEOPARDY and LET'S MAKE A DEAL. It also notes TEXARKANA COLLEGE FARM DIGEST and local TODAY SHOW segments.
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Rowan & Martin
Danny Thomas
Jerry Hammons
Vern Stierman
al’ Gordon
Texarkana College
Texarkana
Shreveport
NBC News
Marshal Dillon
Brinkley
AL Gordon
Jeannie
Jerry Lewis
Yul Brynner
Janice Rule
TV Schedule Snippet with Classic US Shows and News Blocks
A dense listing of television time slots and program names including Gunsmoke The Lucy Show The Andy Griffith Show The Monday Night Movie Par Country with James Stewart and Ruth Roman Weather segments CBS News and multiple soap operas plus variety shows. It reflects a mid century broadcast lineup with numerous titles and host mentions.
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Andy Griffith
James Stewart
Ruth Roman Nawa
Dodaon
Bolton
Carol Burnett
Vespera
Fragmented OCR soup hints at a chaotic broadcast lineup
The unreadable text lists various show and weather segments with scattered names such as Payton, Lady Blokeh, Baby Gamma Ase, and Bud Campbell Sports. It appears to be a pasted TV guide fragment with tangled, unclear items and many garbled phrases.
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Nean
Abe
General Hospital
Beta
Bob Toung
ASC
Bud Campbell
Ey World Awa
Joey Wishop
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