Hope 2 Star Assigns Little League Teams and Practice
Hope 2 Star SPORTS lists team rosters for Lions Hope Auto Sheriffs and Barry s with names including Bobby Frazier Scott Rowland Gerald Muldrew Jim Henley and many others. Practice periods are scheduled Monday to Saturday with distinct time blocks for each team.
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LIONS
Bobby Frazier
Darren Sanders
Dennis Bilbo
Robbie Cox
Dale Lafferty
Cris Newton
Ken Newton
Johnny Vickers
Cris Cagle
David Smith
Edwin Connelly
Britt Henry
Tracy Com~er
Stevie Jones
Tommie Scott
Hope Auto
Scott Rowland
Bruce Huddleston
Jim Henley
Cedric Hawkins
Artis Perry
Larry Huff
Doug Allen
Kevis Cumming
Steve
Mark Harris
Leonard Brown
Clifford Coleman
Dick Harris
Jim Stuart
Tommy Waters
Leslie Ferguson
Steve Cox
Stan Harris
Wayne East
Danny Williams
Taylor King
Sheriffs
James
CBC
Barry
Barry’s
NBA Playoffs Roundup from Saturday and Sunday Results
The Associated Press reports New York tops Milwaukee 117 to 105 to lead the Eastern finals 1 0. Los Angeles defeats Atlanta 133 to 114 to take a 4 0 series lead in the West. ABA semifinals show Indiana 123 Carolina 105 and Kentucky 113 New York 111. Denver 143 Washington 133 and Dallas 129 Los Angeles 121 with Indiana up 2 0 and Denver up 2 1 in their best of seven series.
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Associated Press
NBA
New York
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Indiana
Carolina
Kentucky
Denver
Washington
Dallas
Coaches named for Arkansas All-Star football and basketball games
Fayetteville’s Ray Brown and McGehee’s Sammy Gill were named football coaches for the Arkansas High School All-Star games in Little Rock on August 8. Brown will coach the West and Gill the East. Fort Smith Southside’s Ronnie Bateman will coach the West basketball team and Little Rock McClellan’s Bob Reese will head the East squad.
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Little Rock
Ray Brown
Fayetteville
Sammy Gill
McGehee
Brown
Gill
Ronnie Bateman
Fort Smith Southside
Bobby Reese
McClellan
Kansas State star Thomas Hill wins Meyer Award
Arkansas sportswriters panel selects Kansas State University track athlete Thomas Hill as the March winner of the Charles T. Meyer Foundation Award for excellence in athletics.
Olivares Remains Bantam Champion In Close Bout
Mexico City's Ruben Olivares defeated Chucho Castillo by unanimous decision in Los Angeles to keep the bantamweight title and extend his unbeaten streak to 57 fights. The crowd of 18,762 set a California Indoor record, with gate and television rights pushing total income toward an estimated $450,000.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Ruben Olivares
Olivares
Keagves
Chucho Castillo
Forum
California
Mexico
Texas
George Parnassus
Chuchho
Ruben
Castillo
Lam
George Latka
Reds Defeat Whites in Scrimmage at Arkansas
In Fayetteville Arkansas the Reds defeated the Whites 39 to 0 in a University of Arkansas football scrimmage on Saturday. The teams were divided with the Reds taking early control and showcasing strong play on both sides of the ball.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Reds
University of Arkansas
Solunar Tables For Daily Fishing And Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Simpson Handcuffs the Giants
Cincinnati rookie Wayne Simpson no-hit San Francisco 6 0 as Tom Griffin matched in Houston 5 1 over San Diego. Dodgers beat Braves 10 1 after a benches emptying altercation. Phillies split doubleheader with Mets, winning 3 2 in 10 innings before losing 10 2. Weather rain postponed Montreal Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh games.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Wayne Simpson
Tom Griffin
Simpson
Cincinnati
San Franscisco
Houston
Griffin
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Larry Jaster
Braves
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Philadelphia
New York
Montreal
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Ken Henderson
Tony Perez
Padres
Clarence Gaston
Gaston
Jimmy Wynn
Jimmy
Wes Parker
Ted Sizemore
Alan Foster
Jaster
Davis
Dodger
Phillies
Jerry Kooseman
Larry Hisle
John Briggs
Rick Wise
Donn Clendenon
Mets
Jim McAndrew
San Francisco
Reds
Tym Griffin
Astros
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Hope Ark Baseball Scores From Saturday Rain Intervenes
Baseball results list many games with Chicago beating Milwaukee and Cleveland topping Baltimore while New York routed Minnesota. Rain impacted several matchups including Chicago at Milwaukee and St. Louis at Pittsburgh as teams shift schedules and doubleheaders. Major League leaders highlight Fregosi and Horley as top batters with Alyea and Walton tied for home runs in the American League.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Associated Press
Johnstone
Horley
Fregosi
R. Smith
Alyea
Voss
Walton
A. Rodriguez
R. Oliver
le Pet
Wash
Cleveland A
Oakland A
Chica
Knicks Clinch Playoff Edge in Milwaukee Victory
New York trails only one win from the title after a 117-105 Sunday win in Milwaukee gave them a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven division final. Lew Alcindor led the Bucks with 38 points, Willis Reed added 26 for the Knicks, and Cazzie Russell rounded out 18 off the bench as the Lakers later sealed their Western sweep over Atlanta. Indiana and the Pacers, Nets, and Washington also posted playoff results in a day of tense round-one action across the leagues.
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Associated Press
New York Knicks
Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Victoy
New York
Bucks
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Atlanta Hawks
Los Angeles
Hawks
Indiana
Carolina
Indianapolis
New York Nets
Kentucky
Washington
Denver
Lew Alcindor
Willis Reed
Cazzie Russell
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
Atlanta
Richie Guerin
Guerin
Walt Hazzard
Bob Verga
Spencer Haywood
Rockets
Dallas
Tedlel
Charlotte
Nets
Barber in 3 Way Golf Playoff
Howie Johnson, Miller Barber, and Bob Charles reach a three way playoff at the Greater New Orleans Open after 72 holes. Weather delays pushed the finish to Monday as Charles set a late back nine pace and Johnson and Barber chased the $25,000 first prize amid strong finishes from Lou Graham and others.
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Jerry Estill
Associated Press
New Orleans
Howie Johnson
Johnson
Baton Rouge
Miller Barber
Bob Charles
Lou Graham
George Archer
Billy Casper
Jim Colbert
Dave Stockton
Gary Player
Rod Curl
Barber
Charles
Speedsters from A&M and Texas set SWC sprint marks
In a quadrangular meet at Memorial Stadium and College Station, Texas and Texas A&M posted top SWC times in 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes. Dave Morton of Texas ran 46.0 in the 440 at Austin. Rockie Woods of A&M beat freshman Marvin Mills in the 100 with 9.3, also 49.3 in the 100 and 20.9 in the 220 for conference-best, as Texas-Mills-Aggie sweep yielded Rice edging A&M 73-72 for the team title. Rice’s Dickie Phillips contributed for the day’s action as Texas Christian and Arkansas victories added to Texas’ nine firsts in Austin.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas A&m
Dave Morton
Memorial Stadium
Austin
Rockie Woods
Marvin Mills
College Station
Woods
Morton
Mills
Aggie
Rice
Aggies
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Dickie Phillips
Boston Wins Opener Over Chicago in NHL Playoff
Boston defeats Chicago 6 to 3 to take a 1-0 lead in the East Division best of seven. Pittsburgh falls to St. Louis 3-1, giving St. Louis a 1-0 edge in the West Division. Boston visits Chicago, while Pittsburgh travels to St. Louis for the next games.
Beef Stew Is Traditional at This Event
Boston AP report on the 74th Boston Marathon with beef stew for finishers, 1,174 entries, start near Hopkinton High School, No 1 starter Ron Hil leading hopes, keli American contenders Johnny Kelley and Ambrose Burfoot among the few winners since WWI, plus brief notes on other track and relay events.
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Will Cloney
Hopkinton High School
Ron Hil
Boston
Johnny Kelley
Groton
Spriggs Toss Perfect to Home Plate in 13th Inning
Royals right fielder George Spriggs threw out Chicago Ruiz at home to save a 4-1 Royals win over the Angels in 13 innings. Spriggs also added a bunt single as Kansas City scored three in the 13th, Amos Otis and Bob Oliver driving in two more. Yankees split with Baltimore. Mets split with Philadelphia. other NL and AL games listed with several rain postponements.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
California Angels
Kansas City
George Spriggs
California
Spriggs
Royals
Chicago Ruiz
Joe Azelle
Ruiz
Angels
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
Midwest
Washington
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Phillies
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Azcue
Amos Otis
Bob Oliver
Jim Fregosi
Speiggs
Horace Clarke
New York
Yanks
Andy Etchebarren
Chico Salmen
Pete Ward
Fioe
Wanted Men and Women for U.S. Civil Service Jobs
A public notice promotes Lincoln Service private test preparation for U.S. Government positions. It promises high starting salaries, job security, and advancement, claiming many roles require little formal education. Readers are urged to mail for a free booklet detailing agencies, salaries, and test prep, with phrases urging immediate action. The ad notes licensing by the State Board of Education and provides a Pekin address.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Qinois Iam
U.S
State Board of Education
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