Hope Baseball League Schedule May 11 1971
The Hope Baseball League unveils the 1971 season schedule with sponsor and official listings. Key matchups include CBC vs Hope Auto, Lions vs Sheriffs, and James Motor vs Barrys on May 18 and a series of games through June.
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Baseball
Hope Parks & Recreation Department
Paul G. Henley
Hope Baseball League
Perry Henley
Gus Hogan
Shorty Vanscoy
Doctors League
Tom Ed Hays
CBC
Hope Auto
Lions
Sheriffs
James Motor
Barrys
Barry’s
Lions Barrys CBC Hope Auto layod baseball schedule notes
The Hope Star lists summer baseball fixtures with teams Lions Barry s James Motor CBC Hope Auto and Sheriffs through June July. Game times 6 00 pm 7 20 pm 8 40 pm include home fields and coaching staff for Barry s Lions James Motor Hope Auto Sheriff s CBC and CB C.
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Lions
Barrys
James Motor
CBC
Sheriffs
Hope Auto
Boy Scout
Barry's Grocery
Lowell Harris
Dick Harris
Jim Stuart
Tommy Waters
Leslie Ferguson
Steve Cox
Stan Harris
Wayne East
Danny Williams
Taylor King
Barry Hogan
Kenneth Coleman
Dwayne Coleman
Sam Butler
Kelly Butler
Eric Cofield
John Nelson
Dewayne Brown
Mark Schrader
Hope Auto Company
Wesley Huddleston
Jim Rowland
Bruce Huddleston
Scott Rowland
Jim Henley
Steve Gough
Gary Singard
Rufus Herndon IV
Corby Wiggins
Richard Haney
Howard Ross
Greg Gough
Thomas Scott
Blake Tolleson
Fred Nichols
Tommy Alten
Danny Wilson
Sheriff's Department
Harley Sisson
Danny Joyce
David Sisson
Joe Guilliams
Mark Dillard
Tee Powers
Ricky Bennett
Larry Rhodes
Richard Wilson
Keith Cummings
Ronnie Atkins
Keith Bennett
Jimmy Palmer
Jackie Bain
Britt Henry
Dennis Bilbo
Darren Sanders
Cris Cagle
Chris Newton
Johnny Vickers
David Smith
Ken Newton
Paul Willis
Jackie Cooley
Scott Brown
Robert Cooley
David Jones
C. B.C
Larry Walker
C. D. Smith
Charles Thomas
Jay Rowe
Britt Monts
Bryan Cox
Rodney Rice
Livensky Smith
Preston Walker
Jay Moses
Gary Billings
David Endsley
Alvin Davis
Elvin Davis
Aaron Shepard
Vincent Bishop
Bill Bruner
Foreman Knocks Out Peralta to stay undefeated
George Foreman extended his perfect record with a 10th round knockout of Gregorio Peralta in Oakland. Foreman, 21 pounds heavier and faster, improved to 25 KOs in 28 fights as he eyed a possible showdown with Joe Frazier. Peralta was cut and floored twice in the 10th before the stoppage at 2 52 of the round.
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Associated Press
Oakland
George Foreman
Foreman
Dick Sadler
Argentina
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WBA
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Jimmy Ellis
Terrell
Luis Pires
Chicago
Toronto
Ellis
George Chuvalo
Peralta
New York
Elmer Costa
Costa
Sadler
Joe Frazier
Oakland Coliseum
Foreman-Peralta
Modern electronic language center opens at Southern State College
Magnolia Ark May 15 1969 Southern State College unveils one of the nation’s most advanced language laboratories a $60 000 facility in Wilson Hall. Dr Wesley Childers states the system offers 72 programs via dialed three digit codes enabling observation and interaction from a control room. The lab serves Spanish French and German students and operates 8 am to 5 pm. Childers joined SSC in 1967 and will give the commencement address at Wilkins Stadium.
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Magnolia
Ark
United States
Southern State College
Wesley Childers
Department of Foreign Languages
SSC
Wilson Hall
Parsons
Flora
Hayward
Southern State
Childers
Wilkins Stadium
Blues Pick Flint Facility for Training Complex
The National Hockey League club the Blues announced on Monday that Flint will host their training complex due to the city’s two arenas. The team formerly trained in Ottawa Ontario Canada and cited facility options as the deciding factor for the relocation.
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The
Blues
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Flint
Early Release Fight Film Sparks Suit
A class action suit filed in Chicago seeks 10 million dollars on behalf of theater and TV viewers who paid to watch the Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier bout. Plaintiffs claim advertisements promised no film release for six months after the March 8 fight, while full-length films appeared in theaters four days later and home 8mm copies went on sale April 30, with purchasers paying 10 to 30 dollars.
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Chicago
Pratt
Shc
Philip Zera
Skobis
Richard W. Schreiber
Arlington Heights
Breacast
Jack Kent Cooke
Jerry Perenchio
Zera
Schreiber
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