Razorbacks set spring drills amid injuries and reassignments
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced spring practice would start Tuesday with several players absent due to injuries and surgery. Returning players Maxwell Burnett and others are not expected to contact during spring work as drills focus on depth. The squad lost 14 to graduation. emphasis shifts to offensive line replacement and leadership stepping up ahead of the May 2 Red-White game in Fayetteville.
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Celtics Clinch Eastern semifinal lead in 125-118 win
Celticss 125 118 win over the 76ers gave Boston a 3 0 edge in the Eastern semifinals. Havlicek scored 23 points with 19 in the first half while Sam Jones added 26. The game featured 21 lead changes and Bailey Howell's late three point play put the Celtics ahead 95 92 with 23 seconds left in the third.
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Hoosiers win NCAA swimming meet for first time
Indiana under coach Doc Counsilman captured its first NCAA swimming title with 427 points, led by Royer Pool standout and Olympian Mark Spitz who won the 100-yard butterfly and set U.S. records in the 200 and 500 free. Stanford placed third, Michigan fourth, and Southern California runner-up with three firsts.
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Solunar Tables Schedule Records Erroneous Text
The fragment provides a garbled Solunar Tables note mentioning Richard Alden Kaigit and periods, with multiple misspellings and incoherent phrasing. The readable portion hints at a schedule of solunar periods but contains no clear events, dates, or locations to verify.
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Breaks Still Plaque Davis Dodgers in 1966 Blood Feud Rematch
Orioles star Palmer, plagued by arm trouble since 1966, shuts out Pirates 5-0 in a symbol of return while Dodgers outfielder Willie Davis faces a 3 to 4 week arm fracture. The day’s slate notes other games with Braves, Phillies, Reds, White Sox and more, and mentions Eisenhower funeral schedule disruptions.
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Collision Course for Top Runners in Derby Showdown
Top Knight and Majestic Prince loom as leading contenders for the Kentucky Derby as both score big Derby wins. Top Knight, owned by the estate of Steven B. Wilson, won the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park by five lengths. Majestic Prince, owned by Frank McMahon, crushed nine rivals in the Santa Anita Derby by eight lengths, the largest margin in the race’s 32-year history.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Cities
Sree Batttedno's Rasulis report scores from New York to San Diego with numerous city matchups. Tuesday results include Atlanta over Chicago and Montreal beating Los Angeles, plus a slate of forthcoming games in Florida, Texas and Arizona with teams like New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Minnesota, Detroit, Cleveland, Seattle and others listed for Fort Lauderdale Sarasota and Tampa venues.
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Local Hope Golf Team Drops Narrow Lead at Home Meet
The Hope Eight golf team opened with a 24 5 loss at Hope Country Club last Friday, as Magnola’s squad forged ahead by the halfway mark. The return match at Magnola’s course will be medal play, not match play or repoint, with Hope seeking a reversal. Meanwhile Hope junior and senior high track squads fared well at Camden, claiming several top finishes including Ray Wheelington’s school record in the 120 hurdles and Tim White’s strong discus and long jump, as both teams prep for Camden meet and Scrapper Relays in Nashville.
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Farm Boy Wins Atlanta 500 Stock Race
Ex farm boy Cale Yarborough won the Atlanta 500 stock car race Sunday earning a $21,027 prize and his first win of the season. He finished three seconds ahead of close friend David Pearson after Pearson led early and traded the lead for most of the 14 mile race at the 40war track.
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Knicks Drive To 3-0 Lead In Series At Baltimore
Knicks beat Bullets 119-116 to take a 3-0 edge in the Eastern Division semifinal. Willis Reed scored 35 with 19 rebounds, Walt Frazier added 26 and a playoff-record 17 assists, and Bob Ferry praised New York’s five open shooters and defense as the Knicks near the series clincher in New York Wednesday.
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NBA Playoffs and ABA Standings With Monday Schedules
Eastern and Western Division results show New York beating Baltimore 119 116 to lead series. Boston over Philadelphia 125 118 moves ahead 3 0 in best of seven. Atlanta leads San Diego 2 0 as Los Angeles hosts. ABA standings list Indiana Miami Kentucky Minnesota New York Oakland New Orleans Denver Dallas Los Angeles with records and games remaining.
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Pacers Win Eastern Division Title Over Sunday Triumph
The Indiana Pacers clinched the American Basketball Association Eastern Division championship after their Sunday win, securing the division crown as reported by The Associated Press.
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Giants Hold Hope In Hectic 1969 Season Outlook
Giants captain Willie Mays leads an outfield trio with Hart and Bonds while Willie McCovey anchors the lineup. Dick Dietz is the top catcher. pitching strength includes Marichal Perry and Savoldi as the staff openings, as manager Clyde King reshapes the club amid second-placer talk.
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