Ack Ack Seeks Santa Anita Handicap Glory at $500000 Price
Ack Ack, bought for $500000 by E E Buddy Fogelson and Greer Garson, aims to prove ownership choice right as he chases Saturday's $145000 Santa Anita Handicap. Bill Shoemaker rides the 5 year old over 1¼ miles, with Cougar II likely his chief rival. Other features include New Orleans Handicap at the Fair Grounds and multiple stakes at Bowie Golden Gate Gulfstream and Aqueduct, with notable entries such as Elegant Heir Tenacious Jr Boldwood Pas De Nom Blessed Angelica and Triple Bend among others.
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Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star publishing company lists staff roles and contact details, including President Alex H. Washburn and Editor Donal Parker. It provides mailing and street addresses in Hope Arkansas, and outlines subscription prices for various durations and regions, noting class and association memberships.
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Three Arkansans Compete In Florida Citrus Invitational
Richard Crawford of Little Rock shot a four under par 68 in the opening round, two off the leaders Jerry Heard and Arnold Palmer. Miller Barber of Texarkana stood in a large group at 71 after nines of 38 and 33. R H Sikes of Springdale posted 73 with 37 and 36.
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Margalo Wins by 12 Lengths in Hot Springs Feature
Margalo owned by BE. H. Wood and ridden by Danny Whited captured Oaklawn Park's 7500 dollar feature for older fillies, finishing six furlongs in 1:11. Naquill placed second, Cornada third, with Apple Jackie and Brother Joel winning earlier races and a daily double worth 252.20. Crowd bets reached 894,798 with 9,847 in attendance.
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Feud Sparks Over A's Three-Ball Walk Experiment
In Mesa Arizona AP report Charles Q Finley pushes a three-ball walk rule across A s games against the California Angels prompting a feud with Angels GM Dick Walsh and Manager Lefty Phillips. After a heated call, the Angels played under the regulation this time, while Finley aims to test the idea in A s spring games and seeks AL confirmation on March dates.
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Esposito Hits 100 as Bruins Rout Kings
Los Angeles AP report notes Phil Esposito becomes first NHL player to reach 100 points in a season with his 49th and 60th goals as the Boston Bruins beat the Los Angeles Kings 7 to 2. Vancouver Canucks dominated Detroit Red Wings in the other league game.
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State opens with win over Hendrix College tennis
Arkansas State University opened its season with an 8-1 victory over Hendrix College in Jonesboro. The Indians swept five of six singles matches and all three doubles matches.
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UCLA USC Clash Looms In Pac-8 Showdown At Pauley
UCLA and USC, both 24-1, meet at Pauley Pavilion in a nationally televised Pac-8 showdown. The winner gains the automatic Far West Regional berth, while a USC victory would force a Monday playoff for the berth and possibly share the league title.
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Hope Star Television Schedule Notes Friday Night
Broadcast log lists HOPE ARK STAR printing offsets and Friday lineup with Brandy Bunch High Chaparral intern program 6 to 7 pm. Evening features include Nanny Kukla Fran Partridge Family Washington Revie That Girl and a string of movies and talk shows ending after midnight with Dick Cavett and The Trunk.
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Weekend TV Schedule Fragment Highlights Variety
A dense daytime and evening grid lists show titles, film segments, and sports programming from classic TV, noting cartoons, dramas, news, and live events. Notable items include Bugs Bunny Road, Harlequin acts, NCAA basketball, Pro Bowlers Tour, and regional programs across multiple time slots.
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Sunday TV Schedule Amid Evening Lineup
A dense Sunday slate presents gospel hours, animal programs, sports, and news. Highlights include Oral Roberts and Rex Humbard religious shows, NBA and college basketball, Nature and wildlife features, plus The Ed Sullivan style variety and late news.
Morning TV Schedule Snapshot Texarkana Area
A time-slung listing shows daytime to late afternoon programs across Texarkana stations. Featured are dramas, game shows, soap operas, children's shows, and public affairs with performers such as Lucille Ball Dinah Shore and Steve Allen, plus news broadcasts from CBS and NBC.
Bailey Plays Best For Expos After Long Wait
Montreal manager Gene Mauch credits Bob Bailey with revitalizing the Expos in 1971. The former high paid bonus baby emerged as a strong hitter, finishing 1970 with a .287 average and 28 homers after a slow start. Mauch envisions Bailey at third base, supported by Staub and Fairly, while addressing holes in the outfield and pitching staff. The team hopes to reach 81 wins.
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Petrie Keeps Portland Roll With 30 Footers
Portland rookie Geoff Petrie shrugged off double teams by hitting four 30 footers as Portland beat Baltimore 136-118, snapping a nine game skid. Seattle beat Detroit 130-97 behind Don Smith 29 and Spencer Haywood 28, while San Diego downed Boston 115-91 with Stu Lantz 29 and Elvin Hayes 22.
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