Top Seeded NAIA Teams Win in Semifinals
Magnolia and Subiaco reached the Class AA state tournament semifinals after decisive wins. Subiaco edged Russellville 57-56 with Steve Smyth hitting clutch free throws and Rick Gaskel scoring 17. Magnolia overwhelmed Valley Springs 82-60 led by Willie Dale's 23 and Doy Cecil's 22.
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Little Rock
Magnolia
Subiaco
Russellville
Valley Springs
Steve Smyth
Smith
Rick Gaskel
Nelson Ennis
Panthers
Willie Dale
Doy Cecil
Read Valley Springs
Hurricane Upsets Hot Springs in AAA State Semis Bids
In Little Rock, Hurricane defeated Hot Springs 70 65 to reach the AAA state semifinals. Parkview beat McClellan 70 63 to join them. Jonesboro faces Parkview Friday at 2 30 p m. Holman 26 points, Andrews 18 for Jonesboro. Reed 22, Lowe 17 for Parkview. Bettis 21 Williams 18 for McClellan.
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Little Rock
Jonesboro
Little Rock Parkview
Hurricane
Hot Springs
Parkview
Little Rock McClellan
Mike Holman
Jongspore Toc
Trojans
Holman
James Andrews
Andrews
James Washington
Alfred Lowe
Dexter Reed
J. H. Williams
David Bettis
McClellan
Reed
Lowe
Bettis
Williams
Northside and Central Smash Way In Class AAAA Openers
In the Class AAAA state tournament openers, top seeds Fort Smith Northside and Little Rock Central cruised to easy wins. Northside beat North Little Rock Northeast 59-38 as Ivan Jordan led with 15 points and Tom Poole added 14. Central thumped Little Rock Hall 76-45 behind standout defense and key scores.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith Northside
Little Rock Central
Grizzlies
North Little Rock Northeast
Central
Little Rock Hall
Northside
Northeast
Tom Poole
Ivan Jordan
Grizz
Arkansas
Associated Press
North Little Rock
Jonesboro
Hot Springs
Parkview
McClellan
Magnolia
Valley Springs
Thief of Bagdad wins Oaklawn feature from wire
Thief of Bagdad led from wire to wire to win the $5,500 feature at Oaklawn Park by seven lengths. The five year old gelding owned by W. A. Gebhardt ran six furlongs in 1 11 3-5, paying $24.60 7.60 and 5. Second was Husker Ace with $5, third Levee So Low at $4.40. Jockey Danny Whited guided the winner as Buckeye and other contenders prepare for today’s $7,500 allowance feature. Crowd was 10,300 with receipts of $899,937.
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HOT Springs, Atk
Thief of Bagdad
Oaklawn Park
W. A. Gebhardt
Husker Ace
Levee So Low
Danny Whited
Thief
Elmer L. Brown
Julies
Buckeye
Don Brumfield
Naquill
Carshido
Chickie Chicup
Margalo
Cornada
Sassy Morn
Solunar Tables From Knight's Guide For Sport Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Aiden Knight's Solunar Tables helps readers plan days for fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover. It encourages using the daily periods to locate the best sport available.
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Richard Aiden Knight
Visiting Japs Make Things Look Easy
Exhibitions feature three-ball walks as Oakland A’s lose 12-6 to Lotte Orions while Tokyo Giants top Royals. Orioles, Dodgers, Giants light up springs with big hits. Killebrew extends hit streak. other MLB clubs post wins including Brewers, Mets, Astros, Red Sox, Braves, Cubs in action.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Oakland A’s
Japan
Lotte Orions
Charlie Finley
A’s
Oakland Hurlers
Orions
U.S
Tokyo Giants
Kansas City Royals
Hidetake Watanabe
Shinichi Yamauchi
Tsueneo Haruchi
Watanabe
Willie McCovey
Garry Maddox
Rich Robertson
Bobby Heise
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Matty Alou
Joe Hague
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Willie Horton
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Bob Robertson
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New York Mets
Denis Menke
Boston Red Sox
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Chicago White Sox
Rich Morales
Red Sox
Atlanta Braves
Montreal
Jim Brezeale
Hal Keith
Adrian Garrett
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
South African Stuns 4th Seeded Player at Australian Open
Cliff Drysdale of South Africa upset fourth seed Tony Huche in a lengthy Australian Open match highlighting early seed upset. Drysdale advances to face Arthur Ashe as Riessen and Newcombe suffer losses in third-round play.
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Sydney
Australia
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Tony Huche
Keel
Mark Fox
Britain
John Newcombe
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Drysdale
Arthur Ashe
Hichmound
Riessen
Ton Okker
Netherlands
Gamecocks Get Second Chance in ACC and NCAA Postseason
The 1971 ACC tournament opens with South Carolina aiming to rebound from a year ago as a top preseason pick. Maryland, North Carolina, Clemson, Duke, N.C. State and Wake Forest face off while MVC rivals St. Louis and Louisville play for an NCAA berth. NCAA, NIT fields expand with new entrants. regional NCAA playoffs also begin with multiple first round games nationwide.
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Associated Press
South Carolina Gamecocks
Gamecocks
N.C. State
South Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina
Clemson
Duke
Wake Forest
Virginia
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Louisville
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Drake
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Wicks and Carr Lead 1971 College All Stars
Sidney Wicks UCLA Austin Carr Notre Dame Artis Gilmore Jacksonville Jim McDaniels Western Kentucky John Roche South Carolina named to the 1971 college all star team selected by 17 coaches in the National Basketball Association. The eight player group also includes Dean Meminger of Marquette Ken Durrett Lasalle Howard Porter Villanova Johnny Neuman Mississippi Paul Westphal Southern California and Staunde? Oregon.
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Sidney Wicks
UCLA
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Artis Gilmore
Jacksonville
Jim McDaniels
Western Kentucky
John Roche
South Carolina
Wicks
Carr
Secood
Dean Mennipger
Mare
Ken Durrett
Lasalle
Howard Porter
Villanova
Johony Neuman
Mississippi
Paul Westphal
Southern
California
Stabhove
Oregon
Blaare Sroith Ot Poenkticky Shute
Standings in Gaslite League Play March ninth update
Gaslite Rolling Pins League standings show Wow Lost Hope Star 49 percent and 30 percent, Bramlett Oil 48 and Wk Logan Grocer Co. 40 and 39, KTPA 4040, H M Grocery 3644. High game was a tie between Rosalind McBride and Mildred Nelson at 168, high series by Mildred Nelson 458.
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Gaslite
Hope Star
Bramlett Oil
Logan Grocer Co
K.T.P.A
H&m Grocery
Rosalind McBride
Mildred Nelson
Hogs Tolson Named to Fresh SWC Team
Baylor's Lee Griffin Texas' Larry Robinson and Arkansas' Dean Tolson head the 1971 All Southwest Conference freshman basketball team as chosen by Hollis Biddle. Robinson scored 33.9 per game Tolson 30.4 and Griffin 27.7. Arkansas led with 16 0 in a standout season.
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Waco
Tex
Lee Griffin
Baylor
Larry Robinson
Texas
Dean Tolson
Arkansas
Hollis Biddle
Waco News Tribune
Griffin
Robinson
Tolson
Richard Little
Texas Tech
Zack Thiel
Southern Methodist
Scott Fisher
Rice
John Tuszynski
SMU
Randy Prince
Dennis White
Don Moore
Rick Billik
SWC
Texas A&m
TCU
Perez Ends Holdout With Reds After 10 Days
Slugger Tony Perez, the Reds third baseman, ended his 10 day holdout in Tampa after agreeing to terms. He hit .317 last season with 40 homers and 129 RBIs, and the contract includes an estimated $20,000 raise, bringing the 1971 pay to about $45,000, despite his bid to become the first Puerto Rican NL player to earn over $100,000 in a single season.
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Tampa
Fla
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Perez
Austrian Proell Crowned Queen of Slalom at Abetone
Austrian 17 year old nemarie Proell dominated the Abetone giant slalom to win the World Cup race over the French team. She announced plans to win the next race as well, signaling a strong start to the Italian event week. Ted McClain and Smith from Tennessee Shute, both in college division, are noted but not central to the result.
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Abetone
Italy
Annemarie Proell
Austria
Ted McClain
Tennessee
Smith and
McClain
Cutepury
Rose
Bobby Tolon
Tran
Hal McRae
Bernie Curbo
Bill Plummer
Mipening
al Crawford
Danny Godby
Miller Barber Favored in Citrus Play
Miller Barber, the leading money winner on the tour this year, is favored in the Citrus Invitational in Orlando. The Arkansas graduate from Sherman, Texas, known for his putting, has won six titles and earned over $105,000 in 1968, while facing rivals like Palmer, Trevino, and Snead, with Nicklaus and Casper absent.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Doc
Sam Snead
Miller Barber
Snead
Phoenix
Sherman
Tex
Mr. X
Barber
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Pau Pretty Ali
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
J.C. Snead
Tom Shaw
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Neuman and Carr Trade Scoring Leaders in NCAA Race
In a stats release through March 9 Neuman of Mississippi leads the scoring race with 923 points in 23 games at 40.1 ppg, while Carr of Notre Dame sits 53 points back with 976 over 26 games at 37.5 ppg. Gilmore leads rebounding at 23.2 per game, with Washington and Starrittk contending for free throws. Belcher leads field goal percentage while Wuycik could regain top perch. Also Bay State Patriots hire Rommie Loudd as director of pro scouting.
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New York
Austin Carr
Johnny Neumann
Johnny Reb
Mississippi
Rebels
National Collegiate Sports Services
Carr
Neumann
Notre Dame
Jacksonville
Artis Gilmore
Kermit Washington
Americansigiyprgty
Greg Starritk
Southern Illinois
Brown
Rusty Tyler
John Belcher
Arkansas State
Dennis Wuycik
North Carolina
Belcher
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