Hope Ladycats win Hope Invitational final in softball
By BILL MOORE Star Sports Writer Hope Ladycats avenge a loss to the Gurdon Go-Devils with a 13-5 victory in the Hope Invitational final. They advanced by beating Nashville Scrapperettes 21-9, while Gordon defeated Prescott 14-12 to reach the final. Nan Arnold earned the wins in both Hope games, with Gigi Gladney collecting six hits in nine plate appearances.
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Bill Moore
Gurdon
Go-Devils
Hope Ladycat
Hope
Nashvilles
Gordon
Prescott Curley Wolves
Ladycats
Betty Rodden
Mary Young
Rodden
Bonnie Willis
Young
Nan Arnold
Carol Frazier
Karen Davis
Nashville
Prescott
Gigi Gladney
Gladney
Arnold
Willis
Bobcats
Texarkana
Taylor
Benvenuti to Give Up Boxing at 33 After Monzon Fight
Nino Benvenuti, once vowing to quit boxing at 30, appears to retire at 33 after a 10 year pro career. He left Monte Carlo unhappy after losing to Carlos Monzon, being stopped in the third round as Monzon defended the world middleweight title. Benvenuti showed diminished speed and power, and his manager withdrew him with a towel as the referee stopped the bout.
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Benvenuti
Monte Carlo
Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Trieste
Nino
Monzon
Victor Avendano
Bruno Amaduzzi
New York
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Sandro Mazzinghi
Milan
Ableis Dominates Harness Championship Race Standings
Adolf Ableis from Baden Austria leads the HTA series with nine wins in 17 races. He sits at 526 points, ahead of Billy Haughton and others as the season nears a title decision at Liberty Bell Park Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Austria
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United States
Herve Filion
Canada
Jean Rene Gougeon
France
Cencio Ossani
Italy
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New Zealand
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Australia
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Solunar Tables Schedule For Daily Sport Times
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide hunters and anglers to plan days for peak fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights prime windows each day to maximize success in favorable territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Oakland Sweeps Pair From Orioles
Oakland A s pitcher Vida Blue and Jim Hunter pitched four hitters as the A s swept the world champion Orioles 6 2 and 1 Blue struck out nine in the nightcap and Hunter held Baltimore to two hits in the opener Reggie Jackson and Joe Rudi fueled the late rally in the seventh Blue extended his streak to eight straight complete wins and Palmer fanned 11 in defeat The doubleheader marked Baltimore s first two losses in a twin bill since 1969
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Associated Press
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Hope Ark Baseball Scores and MLB Standings Report
In Hope Arkansas the league table shows Boston leading the American League East with 18 wins and 9 losses, followed by Baltimore and Detroit. Highlights include Tony Oliva’s .407 average for Minnesota, a Twins win over Washington, and notable performances from Gail Hopkins for Kansas City and Mike Kekich with Jack Aker for New York. The report covers daily results, leading batters, and key injuries affecting upcoming games.
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Minnesota
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Royals
Tigers
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Jack Aker
Yankees
White Sox
Alan Foster
Indians
California
Ted Uhlaender
Cleveland
Cincinnati Turns Back the Padres
Padres right-hander Clay Kirby pins Reds in a 7-2 win with a club record tying 12 strikeouts. Mets beat St Louis 9-5. Pirates explode for eight in the 8th to beat the Dodgers 11-5. Giants edge Braves 5-2. Cubs lose doubleheader 6-5 in 10 innings. Phillies top Houston 2-1. Other AL results include Oakland sweeping Baltimore. Milwaukee over Boston. Kansas City over Detroit. Minnesota over Washington in 10. Cleveland over California 4-1. Yankees rout White Sox 6-1.
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Boxing Gloves for ABA Championship Games
ABA final series action centers on Kentucky and Utah with Dan Issel and Zelma Beaty battling rough play as both teams cope with injuries. Salt Lake City hosts two of the potential remaining games while leaders Ken tucky and Utah push toward the title in a hard fought series marked by rugged defense and key performances by Louie Dampier, Mervin Jackson, Red Robbins, and Issel.
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Ferguson Ho leads Red Hogs past White in spring game
Arkansas quarterbacks Ferguson Ho completed 20 of 35 passes for 362 yards directing the Reds to a 42 14 win over the White. He threw three TD passes to Lively Hollingsworth and a 21 yard strike to Hollingsworth. Richardson rushed 20 times for 107 yards and two scores. White countered with Morton 110 rushing yards and Emerson scoring late. Second spring Red White game set for War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.
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