Hope High Relay Wins at DeQueen and Sets Records
Hope High trackmen dominated the DeQueen meet with a first in the 440 yard relay at 45.7, and Charles Frazier set a school broad jump record of 20 514. Ray Wheelington, Melvin Weston, Johnny Turner, and David Johnson were relay members. Lynn Norton won the shot put at 47 5, while Kenneth Ellis ran 880 yards in 2 05.6. Junior high totals list Broken Bow leading. Hope showed strong relay performances and will run at Henderson State College Tuesday. The Hope Key Club will sponsor a charity basketball game Friday against the Keel Dirty Dribblers, with proceeds to Marshall University Football Fund.
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Weekend Fights Reported by AP Derby Line
In Mexico City Jose Napoles of Mexico knocked out Manny Gonzalez of Odessa Texas in the sixth round. In Washington DC Dave Holton of Montreal KO'd Brad Silas from Washington DC in the third round.
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Player wins National Airlines Open in Miami
Gary Player finished 14 under par totaling 274 to win the National Airlines Open at the Country Club of Miami. He shot 68 on Sunday to outpace Lee Trevino by two strokes, earning $200,000 plus a prior Jacksonville Open top prize and eyeing a fulltime U S tour.
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Arkansas State signs 6-8 star from Colorado
Arkansas State University announced the signing of Randall Mason a 6 foot 8 inch basketball standout from Calhan Colorado to a grant in aid scholarship Mason averaged 26 points and 90 rebounds per game as a senior he lettered in football basketball and track
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Newcombe Captures Sportface International Tennis Title
Top seed John Newcombe of Australia defeated Arthur Ashe of Richmond to win the $50,000 Sportface International Tennis championship at Northwestern in McGraw Hall. Newcombe earned $10,000, lifting his earnings to $27,000, in his second victory of the series as Ashe collected $5,000.
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State Takes Alabama in Alabama Baseball Classic
Arkansas State University won the Alabama Baseball Classic by defeating the University of Alabama 10. The Indians improved to a 10-2 record, winning five and losing one in the three day event. Pitcher Bobby Harris earned the win with a five hitter, while freshman Jim Callawaert scored the lone run in the second inning and was named tournament MVP. ASU also won games Saturday, beating Alabama 54 and Stillman University 4.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods, printed below, is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to hunt or fish in good territory and cover during these times to maximize sport each day.
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Going Tough for Orioles Redlegs Going Tough for Orioles Redlegs
Orioles drop fifth straight 4-3 to Braves as Pat Dobson takes the loss. Reds edge Pirates 5-4 in ninth, Bench bruised finger blocking another inning. Cardinals Torre hits three homers, Gibson blanks Twins 13-2. Mets beat Yankees 6-2 in Subway Series. Phillies rally past White Sox 7-6. Brewers top Lotte Orion 7-2. Dodgers edge Astros 3-1 tagged by Davis and Buckner.
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Russia Can Clinch World Hockey Title
The Soviet Union can clinch its ninth straight world hockey title today as the United States and West Germany rest before elimination games. If Finland falls and Sweden beats a revived Czechoslovakia, the Soviets likely secure the championship. pending results, the main rival appears to be Sweden.
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Hope Arkansas Baseball Exhibition Scores
Exhibition results from Hope Arkansas show several games with a mix of teams including Chicago, Oakland, Milwaukee, Detroit, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Boston, Washington, New York, Montreal, Baltimore, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, California, and Tokyo Lotte. Scores vary with multiple doubleheaders and 13 innings noted. The slate lists Sunday's, Monday's, and upcoming Tuesday's games across venues in Miami Cocoa Bradenton Orlando and other Florida sites.
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Eastern Fleet Advances Toward Derby Contention
Eastern Fleet won the $137,800 Florida Derby by 1% lengths at Gulfstream Park to boost Derby plans. Calumet Farm weighs Keeneland Blue Grass Stakes entry pending Grace Markey’s approval. Northfields edged List by a length to take the $61,000 Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds.
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Pro Basketball Draft Hangs on Wicks and Haywood Case
The NBA ABA draft saga centers on Sid ney Wicks UCLA All-American and the Spencer Haywood case. Cleveland won the coin toss for No 1 but ABA signings and loans cloud the order as Portland and Buffalo pick next. The Haywood dispute prompts a federal ruling and a Seattle hold.
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Texas Relays loom with eight SWC squads for title clash
Prep for the Texas Relays features eight SWC teams led by Rice sophomore Dave Roberts aiming beyond 17 feet in pole vault after a 17-1% mark at College Station. Alcorn A&M star Willie McGee, tied for world 100-yard berth at 9.1 seconds, headlines spring medley and 110 yard sprints as Kansas State, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Drake, Rice, Texas, and Texas El Paso converge.
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Indians 1971 prospects show young core and strong pitching
The 1971 Indians, coming off a disastrous 1969 start and a 15 of 16 loss run, lean on a young lineup and a strengthened pitching staff. Sam McDowell posted 20 wins with 304 strikeouts and a 2.92 ERA. Steve Hargon and Steve Dunning return from injuries and newcomer Dodgers relays Alan Foster and Ray Lamb join rotation alongside Rich Hand and Mike Paul. Catcher Ray Josse excels in his first full year while Graig Nettles leads the infield with 26 homers. Outfield features Ted Uhlaender and Boog Powell along with potential rookies as Horton’s status hangs. Predicted finish: 4th in the East.
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Hog Freshman Outstanding in Relays at Arkansas Relays
Arkansas freshman Gale Munger of Fredonia Kansas was named outstanding athlete at the 20th Arkansas Relays in Fayetteville. He won two events the discus 159 feet 9 percent inches and the shot put 54 feet 1 percent inches. Missouri set a relay record and Kirk Hogan ran 9 06.1 for the two mile. Lincoln University and Emporia State added relay and field successes as Glenn Carlson defended the intermediate hurdles title in 54.3.
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Rio Bravo rallies to win $50,000 Oaklawn Handicap
Rio Bravo driven by Fernando Valdizan came from behind to capture the Oaklawn Handicap, finishing 3/4 of a length ahead of Sado. The five year old ran 1 16 miles in 1:42 3 5, earning a $7.40 payoff for the winner with Sado paying $5.80 and Great Mystery $3.40. The crowd reached 25,067 as Stillwater Creek and Plymouth Pilgrim posted the doubles.
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Orr Returns to Full Time for Bruins Montreal Game
Boston star Bobby Orr resumes full-time play for the Bruins in a key game against Montreal, aiming to restore strength after four straight losses when he was limited to power plays. Boston, facing the Canadiens in the opening playoff round, needs Orr’s influence as New York’s Rangers push hard in a strong stretch.
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UCLA Stalls Villanova To Clinch Fifth Straight NCAA Title
UCLA coach John Wooden used a stall tactic to slow Villanova in a 68-62 victory securing the Bruins fifth consecutive NCAA title. Villanova cut a 12-point deficit twice, while Baylor faces Texas A&M in SWC baseball as the Aggies maintain league lead.
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Lincoln Service advertises U.S. Civil Service test prep
A vintage recruitment ad urges men and women over 18 to prepare for federal job openings over the next year. It promises high starting salaries, job security, and advancement with minimal education. The Lincoln Service claims decades of experience, offers a free booklet and coupon for positions and salaries, and invites readers to request details and eligibility information.
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