Maravich struggles as LSU tops Georgetown in tense NIT tilt
In a televised semifinal at Madison Square Garden, LSU defeats Georgetown 83-80 as Pete Maravich, limited to 20 points on 16 shots, delivers two late free throws and two half court passes. LSU dominated the boards with Hester scoring 30 while Georgetown’s White posted 24. Oklahoma, unseen in late bursts, edges Louisville with Garfield Heard scoring 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘Dotin’s
York
Gedtala Tech Brat Cant Whetters Army
Thureday Sand
Maravich
Madison ‘Square Garden
national television +med
Jess
Pete
Press’ Maravich
Tigers
Yan
LSU
Danny Hester
al Sanders
Bill Newton II
Georgetown
Art White
Sooners
Garfield Heard
Louisville
Oklahoma
Cardinals
All-State Team Players Named from Various Schools
The article lists players by school, naming Ricky, Doug Neely, William Mirk, Scott, Richard Moora, McWharter, Joel Holloway and others from Washington, West Memphis, Hot Soria, Fayette and Sand, as selections for the all-state team.
Arkansas Stars Salb Hill Set Indoor Records
Detriot AP report notes Jarl Salb of Kansas set an NCAA record with a 67-6 24 inch shot put as Kansas wins the indoor meet. Howell Michael of William and Mary clocks 4:03.1 to beat Marty Liquori who settles for second as Villanova and Kansas contend for the title at Cobo Arena. Herb Washington of Michigan State ties world mark with 5.9 in 60 yard dash. Tom Hill of Arkansas State breaks NCAA 60 yard hurdles mark with 6.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Paladino
Preas
Detroit
Marty Liquori
Marty Liquorih
Cobo Arena
Liquori
Villanova
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Howell Michael
William and Mary
Liquort
Thelvileats
Jarl Salb
Jayhawks
Steve Wilhelm
Doug Knop
Michigan State
Herb Washington
Salb
Tom Hill
Arkansas State
McClellan Wins State Class AAA Basketball Title
Little Rock McClellan edged Fort Smith Southside 71 to 70 at Barton Coliseum to capture the state Class AAA championship. McClellan held a 43-33 half, with Southside narrowing the margin to seven in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
McClellan
Fort Smith Southside
Barton Coliseum
Southside
Barber Wins $1,206 at Monsanto Open Golf Event
Miller Barber of Texarkana Arkansas shot a 74 Sunday to finish four days at 286 in the Monsanto Open in Pensacola Florida. Barber earned $1,206 finishing 11 strokes behind Dick Lotz who won $30,000 with a 275 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola, Fla
Miller Barber
Texarkana
Ark
Barber
Dick Lotz
Lotz
Solunar Tables For Daily Fishing And Hunting Guidance
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times. If you wish to find the best sport each day has to offer ALM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alden Knight
Searcy wins AA tournament game in Little Rock final score
Searcy defeats Altheimer as Lonnie Webber scores 27 points and Sam Brads Mt adds 12 from the line. The win marks Searcy's 36th season victory in the Arkansas AA tourney with several players named to the all state squad including Sam Bradley, McConico Creggett, Sam Weatherapoon, Roy Hishop, Bob Forrester, Steve Hogan, Mike Martin, Donald Smith, Scholar Rowland, Billy Vining and Shady Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha’ State Clase
Searcy
Cen bin Mania
Allstate
Sam Bradley
McConico Creggett
Sam Weatherapoon
Roy Hishop
Altheimer
Bob Forsester
Steve Hogan
Mike Martin
Camden
Donald Smith
Harrison
Scholar Rowland
Marvell
Billi Vining
Arkadelphia
Shady Patton
Camden Fairview
Park Swimmers Are Third in Dallas Meet
Southern Methodist’s swim team dominated the Dallas SWC meet scoring a record 725 points, winning 15 of 18 events. SMU’s Jerry Heindenreich led with three wins and two relays, setting records in the 200 yard medley and 200 yard freestyle. Ron Mills and Charles Minder also set conference marks, with SMU sweeping several events as Texas and others trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist
Red Barr
Mustangs
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Atm
Texas Tech
Rice
Texas Christian
Baylor
SMU
Jerry Heindenreich
Heindenreich
Ted
Ronnie Mills
Charles Minder
Cal Loock
Frank Salzhandler
Bruce Robinson
Paul Tietze
Fred Schlicher
Steve Bosler
Salghaundler
SWC Tracksters Meet This Weekend Across Texas
Southwest Conference track teams prepare for quadrangular meets in Waco and Fort Worth this weekend. Baylor hosts Arkansas Rice and Texas. Texas A M competes with Texas Christian and Texas Tech SMU and Texas A G M clash at Fort Worth. Marvin Mills defeated Rockie Woods in the 100 yards as A&M defended the Border Olympics title. Texas Christian dominates at Lubbock and Dallas meets. TCU sweeps with Donny Waugh wins in 220 and 440 yard events. Frogs finish with 77 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
Fort Worth
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Texas
Texas Tech
SMU
Texas Agm
Texas Christian
Aggies
North Texas
A&m
Marvin Mills
Rockie Woods
Mills
Texas Clhudstlan
Dallas
Lubbock
Northeast
Louisiana State
East Texas State
TCU
Donny Waugh
Multiple regional finals and NBA ABA results in a crowded college notes
Summary of NCAA regional finals across the East Midwest and Western regions with scores for Niagara 88, Kentucky 100, Iowa 121, Notre Dame 106, UCLA 101, Utah State 79, Manhattan 95, Utah 78, Marquette 62, Army 72, Cincinnati 67. NIT first round results. women’s intercollegiate results. National Christian Tour. Pro Basketball NBA and ABA standings and Saturday results. plus Texas track highlights and meet results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
No. Caro
Utah
Ditka
Marquette
Mags
Army
Cincinnati
Heard
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Duke
Georgia Tech
St. John's
LSU
Oklahoma
Jacksonville Hottest NCAA Team Surges to Final Four
The fourth-ranked Jacksonville Dolphins, led by Arita Gilmore and Pembrook Burrows, upset Kentucky 106-100 to reach the NCAA semifinals in College Park. UCLA and New Mexico State also advance, with Lanier out for the Bonnies after knee surgery. Maravich shines late in NIT win as LSU defeats Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheil Moran
Associated Press
Arita Gilmore
Pembrook Burrows
Jacksonville
St. Bonaventure
Bonnies
Bob Lanier
College Park
Dolphins
Kentucky
Villanova
Lanier
Columbia
Buffalo
N.Y
Matt Gantt
Columbus
Ohio
UCLA
Bruins
Utah State
Seattle
New Mexico State
Drake
Lawrence
Kai
Aggies
John Wooden
Wooden
New York
Pete Maravich
LSU
Georgetown
Maravich
Oklahoma
Louisville
Sooners
Garfield
National Hockey League Standings and Tuesday Games Recap
The standings show Boston leading the NHL with 35 wins and 178 goals for, followed by Chicago and New York in the middle pack as Detroit and Montreal compete for playoff spots. In other notes, Tuesday’s games feature Toronto, Boston, Chicago, New York, Minnesota, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. College basketball notes include Marquette beating Massachusetts and Manhattan surprising North Carolina as Utah battles Marquette in quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hockey League
GFGA
Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Montreal
Toroma
St. Lows
Pittsb
Philaphia
Minnesota Li
Qukland
Bya
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Toronto
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
Lee Ange
Bustace
Los An
Los
Piglade
Glibe Mouning
Gates Neo Gads
Seandulal Tusday
Lis
Algeics al Jetsuit
Stinsons Power In Dodgers Exhibition Rout
Dodgers rookie catcher Bob Stinson slugged two homers in one inning as Los Angeles crushed the Washington Senators 14-6 in an exhibition game. Whitson allowed the big inning damage, while Stinson, a former Spokane hitter, eyed a Dodgers spot. Other spring results included Oakland defeating Seattle, Bart Zeller delivering a late single for St Louis over Chicago, and Toronto, New York, and Philadelphia wins in various exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Bob Stinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Whitson
Stinson
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Rightield
Whitson
Spokane
Oakland A's
Seattle
Jon Rudi
Tia Francona
Jim Driscoll
Bart Zeller
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
John Ed Wards
Houston
Minnesota
Twins
Ron Woods
New York Yankees
Montreal
Ron
Expos
Chicago Cubs
Jonny Callison
Billy Willaiso
San Francisco
San Diego
Danny Breeden
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Joe Foy
New York
Bob Robertson
Angel Manuel
Pitsburgh Pirates
Mexico City
Bob Miceheil
Atlanta
Baltimore
Braves
Orlando Cepefa
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Veron Johnse
Larry I
Philadelphia
Kaysac CH
Jonson
Penwitters
Hislevay
G Peters
Lev Stage
Jose Santiago
Detroit
Lotz Triumphs at Pensacola in Key Victory
Dick Lotz captured a major win at Pensacola on Sunday, vaulting to the No. 1 spot on the money list with a final 275 nine under par. He beat Dave Stockton by three strokes as Tony Jacklin and Homero Blancas tied at 281, with Bill Collins hampered by an ankle injury and fading late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Cerrudo
Lota
Lotz
Dave Stockton
Lolz
Bill Collins
Collins
Hay Floyd
Floyd
Tony Jacklin
Homero Blancas
Julur Milter
Bob Charles
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Central tops Fort Smith Northside in AAAA final
Central staged a 32 point fourth period to beat Fort Smith Northside 73 to 48 in Little Rock finals. Fred Ane led the Tapers with 22 points, Ian Talley 15, Ed Tatum and Tori Poole 14 each for Central. Randy Elrod of Litt le Rock Central named most valuable player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lite Rock Central
Fort Smith Northside
Fred Ane
Tapers
Ian Talley
Ed Tatum
Tori Poole
Orizzlites
Central
Randy Elrod
Littl
Chiis State
Ue Albstats Teats
Juluuny
Jeupnoun
Bruce Mitchel
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Spring Games
The tally lists multiple exhibition results including Cincinnati 5 over St. Louis 2, Houston 8 over Minnesota 6, Washington 8 over Los Angeles 2, Montreal 6, 10s Angel B 2, New York N 4 over Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati B over San Diego 4, Cleveland 2 over Oakland 5, San Francisco 3 over 10 Innings, and California 3 over Seattle 0. Details include future matchups at Winter Haven Cocoa West Palm Beach St. Petersburg and related city-site games with numerous pairings and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Philaphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ny Phoonly
Seattle
San Fran
San Diego
Phoenix
Los Angles
Omaha
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Minnesota
Washington
Montreal
Angel
Phila
Phia
Cleveland
Oakland
California
Kaw
City
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Mexico City
Winter Haven
Cocoa
West Palm Beach
St. Petersburg
Clearwater
Masa
Esa
Yuma
Palm Springs
Sarasota
Tampa
Bradenton
Orlando
Fort Lauderdale
Tucson
Lakelara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansans
Fort Smith
Mar
Park
SWC
Cet
Seaventers
Iowa
Notre Dame
Midwest
Genta ‘Clas
Long Bira
West Chester
Ursinus
W. Caro
Grace, Ind
Consolation Lee
Tenn
Bethel
Ind
W. L.pet.g.b. Indiana
Carolina
Miami
Denver
New Orleans
Migmi
Indiana
Fresn
Calif
Fresno
Dave Morton
Longhorns
Teen
Texas A&m
Nort Texas
Mickey Mantle
Pensacola
Bob Green
Fla
John
Federal Land Bank Association OF
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!