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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1971

Page

8

Rangers Clinch Second in NHL East with 7-2 Win

New York Rangers secure second place in the East after a 7-2 victory over Buffalo, ahead of two weeks to rest before the playoffs. Minnesota North Stars clinch a West playoff berth by beating Los Angeles 1-0, while Vancouver defeats St Louis 4-1. Walt Tkaczuk leads Rangers with 69 points. Phil Esposito tops Bruins with 141 points.

Hal Bock Associated Press NEW York Buffalo Sabres New York Rangers Minnesota North Stars Los Angeles Vancouver St. Louis Rangers Sabres Vic Hadfield Bruins Phil Esposito Walt Tkaczuk Minnesota Danny Grant North Stars Ted Hampson California Ted Harris Larry Cahan Philadelphia Pittsburgh Penguins

Hope Star staff list and publishing details card

The Hope Star announces staff roles and office details including President and Editor Alex H Washburn Vice President and Advertising Manager Donal Parker and other executives. It lists postal addresses circulation and advertising offices and national agency connections for the Hope Arkansas newspaper published every weekday evening.

Star Building Walnut St Hope, Ark P.O Area 501 Hope By Star Publishing CO Alex. H. Washburn Donal Parker Paul H. Jones C.M Pod) Rogers Billy Dan Jones

White Sox go Go-Go in 1971 under Tanner makeover

Chuck Tanner, in his first full season as White Sox manager, aims to revive the Go-Go style. He plans more steals, moves fences back, and introduces red uniforms as he reshapes Chicago’s base running. Newcomers include Kelly Reichardt Johnstone Alvarado Robinson Hershberger.

Miami Neai Chuck Tanner Chicago White Sox White Sox Tanner Wally Moses Luis Aparicio Pat Kelly Rick Reichardt Jay Johnstone Luis Alvarado Bill Robinson Mike Hershberger Carlos May Tom McCraw Minnie Minoso Jungle Jim Rivera Nellie Fox Red Sox Steve Hamilton Yankees Ed Herrmann Chuck Herrmann White Sox Park Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Singleton Could Be Key for Mets

Ken Singleton, a 23-year-old switch hitter at 6-foot-4, is eyed as a core piece to boost the Mets offense alongside strong pitching. He must prove himself from both sides of the plate to win a regular job, amid questions at right field and third base competition. The 1970 Mets featured elite pitching but weak batting, and Hodges seeks consistency from relievers and more run support to challenge Pittsburgh again.

Associated Press ST. Petersburg Fla Ken Singleton Gil Hodges New York Mets Singleton New York Mets Tom Seaver Pittsburgh Hodges Ron Swoboda Art Shamsky Tidewater Bob Aspromonte Tim Foli Aspromonte Atlanta Joe Foy Wayne Garrett Braves Foli Donn Clendenon Shamsky Ed Kranepool Ken Boswell Bud Harrelson Boswell Harrelson Tommie Agee Cleon Jones Jerry Grote Seaver San Diego Steve Carlton Jerry Koosman Gary Gentry Jim McAndrew Nolan Ryan Dean Chance Cleveland Ray Sadecki Tug McGraw Ron Taylor Danny Frisella McGraw Taylor

Trail Blazers Edge Cavaliers For 114 112 Win

Portland defeated Cleveland 114 112 as Geoff Petrie scored 37 points to reach 2031 for the season and become a 2000 point rookie. The Cavaliers tied an NBA record for losses with 67 while Memphis beat New York and Utah topped Denver in ABA action.

Associated Press Cleveland Cavaliers National Basketball Association Portland Trail Blazers Cleveland Cavaliers NBA San Diego Baltimore Bullets Philadelphia 76Ers Los Angeles Lakers Chicago Bulls American Basketball Association Memphis Pros New York Nets Utah Stars Denver Rockets Geoff Petrie Walt Wesley Petrie Stan McKenzie Wesley Memphis Mississippi Johnny Neumann New York Wendall Ladner Steve Jones Rick Barry Nets

Americans Fade in World Hockey Play

In Bern, Switzerland, Soviet titleholders and Sweden face tough matches that could swing the World Ice Hockey Championships. Russia seeks a ninth straight title and meets Czechoslovakia, which has twice beaten the Russians this season. Czechslovakia, after a rough start, showed form in a 9-1 rout of West Germany, while the United States rests after injuries and fatigue in a 16-day tournament.

Bern Switzerland Sweden Soviet Union United States Czechoslovakia West Germany

Australian Moves Into Second Round

Top seed John Newcombe of Australia beat Nikki Pilic 6 4 6 4 to reach the second round of the $50,000 Sportsface International Tennis Championship in Wheaton Illinois. Pasarell upsets Roche 6 4 6 4 while Riessen defeats Taylor 7 6 4 7 5. Rod Laver withdrew due to a back injury as the Chicago area event moves between Blue Island Eisenhower High School and Northwestern University venues.

Owen Davidson Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif Chicago Blue Island Eisenhower High School Northwestern University Rod Laver

Rockets Tie Indiana Pa Cers In Western Division Battle

Willie Wise scored 28 for the winners while Denver’s Larry Cannon topped all scorers with 38 as Utah trailing 51 at halftime surged to lead late in the second half. The Rockets edged ahead several times before Utah grabbed the final advantage with 6 38 remaining.

Indiana Pacers Willie Wise Denver Larry Cannon Stars Rockets Utah

Americans Struggle After Three Straight Losses Abroad

Coach Murray Williamson admitted the team has lost physical conditioning after a 7-4 defeat by Finland following a 5-1 win over the Czechs. The Americans then dropped games to Sweden, the Soviet Union, and Finland in succession.

Murray Williamson Finland Czechs Sweden Soviet Union

Lawmakers push to end exclusive broadcasts of major sports events

Rep. Les Aspin and Rep. Charles Sandman propose bills to ban closed circuit and exclusive rights for championship fights and major sports, aiming to allow the public to witness events via any media. The moves follow the Frazier versus Ali bout, which generated huge sums for promoters and television.

Tom Seppy Associated Press Washington Joe Frazier Muhammad Ali Les Aspin D-Wis Charles W. Sandman Jr R.N.J Sandman Frazier-Ali Frazier Jerry Perenchio Perenchio

Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary

The Associated Press reports Tuesday results. St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 to 2, Pittsburgh 7 Baltimore 4, Washington 4 Montreal 2, New York N 5 Boston 4, Minnesota 8 Atlanta 3, Detroit 6 Kansas City 1, Houston 8 Los Angeles 3, Chicago A 4 New York A 3, Chicago N 8 San Francisco 0, Milwaukee 9 Oakland 3, San Diego 5 California 4, Tokyo Orions 9 Cleveland 4. Wednesday matchups include Baltimore vs Detroit in Lakeland, New York A vs Boston in Winter Haven, Chicago A vs Kansas City in Ft Myers, and others in Florida, Arizona, and California venues. Thursday plans feature St Louis vs Boston, Minnesota vs Chicago A, and multiple games across venues including Palm Springs and Yuma.

Associated Press St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Montreal New York Boston Minnesota Atlanta Detroit Kansas City Houston Los Angeles Chicago A New York A Chicago San Francisco Milwaukee Oakland San Diego California Tokyo Orions Cleveland Lakeland Fla Winter Haven

Cavaliers Feels Things Will Be Better After 15 67 Season

The Cleveland Cavaliers near record lows at 15-67 after a 14-112 loss to Portland, tied the worst NBA mark. Walt Wesley led with 35 points before Portland surged 7-0 late to win. The team and coach Bill Fitch believe a turnaround is possible next season.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Cavaliers Portland Trail Blazers Bill Fitch Cavaliers San Diego Rockets National Basketball Association Walt Wesley Portland Blazers Caves Geoff Petrie NBA Associated Press College Park Fred O’connor Villanova Maryland Today C.W. Post N.Y

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