Wildlife Week theme 1975 calls for habitat care nationwide
National Wildlife Week 1975 runs March 18 to 29 with the theme We Care About Wildlife Habitat. Thomas A. Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation urges protecting habitats as essential for wildlife and notes growth impacts. The poster features a blacktail deer in a wooded setting and highlights actions like yard plantings, wetlands preservation, and land-use planning to safeguard ecosystems.
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Exhibition baseball roundup stalls Tug and Scarce day
Tug McGraw ships to Philadelphia for possible back lump surgery while Mac Scarce struggles on the mound. AP reports McGraw faces a five week sidelining after a walnut sized lump near the seventh rib. doctors deem non cancerous though surgery required.
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Mac Scarce
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Philadelphia Philles
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Philip Marone
Caddo Journey Time Bass Tournament Heads to Millwood
The 2nd annual singles bass tournament sponsored by the Caddo Area Council Boy Scouts of America runs April 4 to 6 from Cypress Slough Landing Millwood. Entry is 100 with 30 cash prizes totaling 10000. first prize 3000, second 1500, five trophies. Each boat carries a Boy Scout observer and no partners. Contact Texarkana Bay Front for entry blanks and rules.
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Caddo Area
Millwood
Texarkana Bay
Hope Booster Club All-Sports Banquet Tonight
The Hope Booster Club hosts its annual all-sports banquet at 7 p.m. in the Third District Coliseum with guest speaker Larry Lacewell. Club officials report many seats remain, tickets at 3 ducats at the door, and trophies will honor top school athletes. Lacewell serves as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator for the Oklahoma Sooners.
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Nicklaus wins Coral Owen Open edging Miller for 54th career title
Jack Nicklaus collects $30,000 for a score of 69 79 69 68 276 at the Coral Owen Golf Tournament on the Blue Monster course. Johnny Miller finished fourth behind Forrest Ferrel Bert Yancey and Nicklaus as Nicklaus eyes the Masters in Augusta. Nicklaus said his schedule remains unchanged and Miller’s strong play is good for the game.
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Augusta
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the Coral Country Club
Forrest Ferler
Michigan
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Marques Johnson
Richard Washington
Bruins
Louisville
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Denny Crum
Rutgers
Maryland
John Lucas
Brad Davis
Creighton
Doug Brookins
Lucas
North Carolina
Longhorns extend SWC lead after sweep of Red Raiders
Texas Longhorns swim to 9-0 in SWC play after a 7-1 14-1 doubleheader sweep of Texas Tech and a 7-1 win Friday. They next face SMU, which sits at 1-6 after a rainout split with Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Bowling results keep Chad Moss in Men's Classic lead
In Monday night action Priske Fixxon’s team posted the week’s high 2881 series with Coburn and Company’s 1038 game. Donnie Dougan and Jim Tae, both of Coburn, posted big scores, while Chuck Ferrand and Dalrymple & Henry led their leagues with high games and series.
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Coburn & Company
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William & Company
Dalrymple & Henry
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Tom's DX
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Belinda Miller
Meyers
David Poole
Life of Georgia
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Prescott Fledric
H& M Grocery
Slim Marine C & I, Company
Prescott Feed Mill
Allen
Rosalind McBride
Moore claims win over Green in Millwood Reservoir bass tourney
Gene Moore of Peoria Illinois overtook Rickie Green of Arkansas city to win the Millwood Reservoir national bass tournament in Ashdown Arkansas. Moore earned 1500 dollars a bass boat and a trailer with a total catch of 42 pounds 15 ounces. Green finished two pounds three ounces behind. Joe Berbeck of Bellview Illinois placed third followed by Don Hanken of Alma Missouri and Ted Ablos of Stockton Missouri.
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Arkadelphia
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Bellview, Ill
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Stockton, Mo
Roundballers end season at Jr Olympic League tournament
The Jr Olympics season end tournament at the Coliseum in Fair Park on Saturday featured 11 games and long play. KXAR girls midget beat Farm Bureau 28 12 with Kellam 14 and Young 10. Drug 48 20 over Rutherford. Drug then beat KXAR 39 7 for the championship. Village Rexall won mini division 30 28 over Hope Realty with Thornton 16. Rexall then beat Taha 24 21. Boys midget Atlas 33 27 over Greening Ellis, Turner 15. Jaycee Blue 13 11 over Atlas. finally Atlas 33 27 over Greening Ellis. Boys mini saw an overtime upset Sherwin Williams 20 19 over Western Auto. Hope Builders 33 15 over Otasco. finale Hope Builders 46 31 over Sherwin Williams. All division champions earned trophies.
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Nts
Alvin Langston
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Jaycee Blue
Dereck Turner
Greg Morrison
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David Muldrew
Scott Mazur
Todd Austin
John Regan
Hope Builders
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Leslie Phillips
Steve Leim
Kevin Stafford
Steve Jackson
David Sutton
Indiana and Kentucky poised for Midwest final showdown
Top ranked Indiana and Kentucky appear headed for a collision in the NCAA Midwest Regional final after both advanced from the first round. Indiana routed Texas El Paso 78 53 and Kentucky overwhelmed Marquette 76 54. The Hoosiers defense and Buckner May return from injury key next steps.
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Solunar Tables Plan for Prime Sport Times
Solunar Period schedule from Richard Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables guides readers to plan days around peak fishing and hunting windows for optimal sport. The text emphasizes using these periods to time outings for best opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
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