Hope Upset Sparks Hope Bobcats Fall To Nashville In District Final
Nashville beat Hope 9-3 after a seven-run fourth inning aided by five errors. Bubba Powers, Sidney Waller, Bill Moore and Tim White produced the Bobcats’ three runs. Texarkana’s Razorbacks crushed Gordon Go-Devils 17-3 to advance, then edged Scrappers 6-4 in the District 7 final led by Danny Freeman’s eight-inning effort and two hits.
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Bill Moore
Hope Bobcats
Nashville
Texarkana
Hope
Bubba Powers
Bobcats
Sidney Waller
Waller
Powers
Mike Downs
Tim White
Razorbacks
Gordon Go-Devils
Scrappers
Danny Freeman
Hogs
Razorbacks White Team Dominates Red in Spring Game
In Little Rock, Arkansas, sophomore fullback Skipper De Borde rushed for 140 yards and scored four times to power the White unit to a 49-35 win over the Red as about 18,000 fans witnessed the Razorbacks’ spring football finale. DeBorde and teammate Dicky Morton combined for 271 rushing yards while Red QB Joe Ferguson threw four TD passes for 341 yards. The sprint and aerial show, aided by eight top defenders sidelined by injuries, produced 1,068 yards of total offense.
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Little Rock
Skipper DeBorde
Arkansas Razorbacks
Arkansas
DeBorde
Lancaster
Tex
Walter Nelson
Jack Ettinger
Dicky Morton
Dallas
Morton
Joe Ferguson
Keith French
Mike Reppond
Bobby Nichols
French
Babe Ruth League Open Tonight at Legion Field
Babe Ruth Merchants meet Blevins at 6 30 tonight to start the 1971 Babe Ruth League season. Corn Belt Hatcheries face First National Bank in the second Legion Field game while at K Park Doctor League opens with Dodgers versus Cardinals at 6 30 and a Yankees Giants nightcap.
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Merchants Babe Ruth
Blevins
Corn Belt Hatcheries
First National Bank
Legion Field
K Park
Dodgers
Cardinals
Yankees
Giants
Arkansas lands 6-8 forward Rymer in signing
Gary Rymer a former high school and junior college All American forward from Cumberland Maryland has signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at the University of Arkansas. He stands 6 feet 8 and 185 pounds and recently completed a Navy hitch. While in service he played with Navy teams after Ferrum Virginia Junior College where he averaged 18 and 23 points per game.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Gary Rymer
Cumberland
University of Arkansas
Rymer
Navy
Ferran, Va
Liquori Beats Ryun in the Mile at MLK Games
Marty Liquori won the feature mile at the Martin Luther King Games in Philadelphia with a 3:54.6, edging world record holder Jim Ryun by a step and denying a late surge. Ryun finished in 3:54.6, followed by Byron Dyce, Reggie McAfee, and Keith Colburn in 3:59.6 to 4:01.1.
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Philadelphia
Marty Liquori
Jim Ryun
Liquori
Ryun
Kansas
United States
Marty
Ryan
Byron Dyce
Reggie McAfee
Brevard N.C. Junior College
Keith Colburn
Sports International
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport and success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Turn on Their Old Teammates
Denny McLain and Joe Coleman faced former teammates in a 5 4 Detroit win over the Senators as Coleman, Stanley and Cash key a late rally after a 4-0 lead. Minnesota topped Chicago 6 2. Milwaukee beat California 6 2. Oakland split Kansas City with a 10 4 nightcap.
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Associated Press
Denny McLain
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Washington
Detroit
McLain
Senators
Mickey Stanley
Tigers
Paul Casanova
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Boston
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Montreal
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Chicago
Cubs
Stanley
Norm Cash
Frank Howeré
Howard
Billy Martin
Denny Riddleberger
Cesar Tovar
Vincente Romo
Twins
White Sox
George Mitterwald
Charlie Manuel
Tom Bradley
Tovar
Rich Reese
Romo
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Holt
Leo Cardenas
Mitterwald
Ellie Rodriguez
Ted Kubiak
Tommy Harper
Angels
Skip Lockwood
Ken Sanders
A’s
Fred Patek
Bert Campaneris
Reggie Jackson
John ‘Blue Moon
Odom
Paul Schaal
Washington Senators
Hogs Split a Pair in Baseball
In Fayetteville Arkansas the University of Arkansas split a doubleheader with Union University of Jackson Tennessee Arkansas won the first game 2 to 0 while Union took the nightcap 6 to 2.
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Hogs
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Union University of Jackson
Tenn
Arkansas
Union
Baseball scores and standings from a midseason slate
A garbled recap lists team records and results across leagues with results from Cleveland, Chicago, Baltimore, New York, and other clubs. It includes scores for Saturday and Sunday games such as Cleveland 4 New York 2 and Baltimore 7 Boston 4, plus Monday and Tuesday matchups and leading players in batting and pitching for the American and National Leagues.
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Pet
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Blyleven
Dunning
Bosman
Dobson
Stottlemyre
Chance
Peters
San Diego
Montreal
Morton
Pittsburgh
Walker
Seaver
Atlanta
Stone
Philadelphia
Bunning
Cincinnati
Merritt
Roberts
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Associated Press
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Balt
Killebrew
Bando
Oak
J.powell
Rojas
K.C
Tovar
Travelers
Amarillo
Dixie Association
Dallas - Fort Worth
Birmingham
Shreveport
Montgomery
Savannah
Asheville
Columbus
Charlotte
Jacksonville
San Antonio
Memphis
Donnie Allison Wins Richest One Lap Race At Talladega
Donnie Allison, 31, from Hueytown Alabama, wins the Winston 500 at Talladega in a photo finish over brother Bobby by a car length. Buddy Baker finishes third after Dave Marcis’ crash delayed the race. Bobby wins $19,850. Baker $9,925.
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Bloys Britt
Talladega, Ala
Alabama International Speedway
Donnie Allison
Hueytown
Allison
Bobby
Buddy Baker
Dave Marcis
Bobby Isaac
Allisons
Gebel-Williams Son Signs Circus Contract at 21
The note states Gunther and Sigrid Gebel-Williams guide their son Marc Oliver to ink a contract on Aug 16 1991 making him the youngest prospect to sign an option and follow in his father’s footsteps. Dad is pictured performing with a Royal Bengal tiger in a Barnum & Bailey act at Madison Square Garden New York.
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Mare Oliver Bebel- Williams
Gunther
Sigrid Gebel-Williams
Dad
Marc Oliver
Royal Bengal Tigers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
New York
Madison Square Garden
Utah Stars and Kentucky Colonels reach ABA final game
The Utah Stars and Kentucky Colonels head to Salt Lake City for the ABA title game after Kentucky’s 105 102 win in Louisville tied the series at 3 3 before a 13 000 strong sellout in Salt Palace. Utah has dominated this season at home and the altitude is a noted factor for Kentucky.
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Utah Stars
Kentucky Colonels
Utah
Kentucky
Salt Lake City
Salt Palace
Louie Dampier
Colonels
Mike Storen
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Travs Lose and Swap Players
The Arkansas Travelers fell to Albuquerque 5-2 as coach Jack Krol announced a trade sending George Greer from Tulsa to Arkansas in exchange for Randy Brown to Tulsa. Greer led the California League with 96 RBIs, 21 homers and a .304 average last season. Geoff Zahn earned the win for Albuquerque. Brown drove in a run for the Travelers late.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Albuquerque
Jack Krol
Arkansas
Krol
George Greer
Tulsa
Randy Brown
Greer
California
Geoff Zahn
Brown
Travelers
Canonero the Unknown Adds Preakness to Ky. Derby Victory
Canonero II, once unwanted as a yearling and the Kentucky Derby winner, won the Preakness by 11/2 lengths at Pimlico, breaking the track record in 1:54. Belmont Stakes on June 5 in New York looms as the final test for the possible first Triple Crown in 23 years.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Canonero II
Canonero
Reggie Cornell
Eastern Fleet
Gustavo Avila
Nashua
New York
Arias
Jim French
Sound Off
Bold Reason
Executioner
Royal J.D
Vegas Vic
Impetuosity
McLaren Memorials Lead Indy 500 Front Row Picks
Bruce McLaren memorials grace the 500 field as three Mark 16s prepare for May 29 at Indianapolis. Pole winner Peter Revson tops time trials with 178.696 mph. Donohue second, Hulme fourth, all in McLaren or related entries. Donohue’s car is Ro. Penske owned.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis, Ind
Bruce McLaren
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Peter Revson
New York
Mark Donohue
Revson
London
Indianapolis
Bobby Unser
Indy
Dan Gurney
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