Hope It Star SPORTS Hope It Star SPORTS Results Show Taken
Results from the South Central Arkansas Horse Show Association second show at Hope list winners across Pony Class Junior Western Pleasure Western Pleasure Open Barrel Race and more with riders such as Cindy Buck Kyla Wilson Brenda Gills Jamie Hobgood Kay Haliday and others, across Arkadelphia Prescott Gordon Cam den Magnolia Okolona and surrounding towns.
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Carl's
Tony
Jamie Hobgood
Okofona
Mr. Jed
Brenda Gills
Arkadelphia
Lightening
Kay Haliday
Gordon
Buster Waggoner
Buck Pool
Carlene Crawford
Magnolia
Phyllis McCauley
Okolona
James Cleaver
Gayle Allen
Sheridan
Billy Davis
Murfreesboro
Bud
Albert Medlock
Cody Slow
Everman Estates
Hot Springs
John Branan
Millar McCauley
Moots McCauley
Dock Fincher
Hope
Punkin
Ark
Cecil Glover
Dottie Matthews
Texarkana
Buck
Becky Boyd
E. J. Alexander
Cathy Alexander
Dude Boy
Gene Livington
Saranga
Harm Walker
Dona Fry
Becky Glover
Earl Dude
Kathy Alexander
Camden
Wagoner Joe
Dick Lambert
Miss Sassy
Bill Oliver
Prescott
Millard McCauley
Okotona
Riiden
Tigger
Willie Lambert
Bill Erhart
Dey Cricket
Vernon McKinnon
King Julio
Milburn Dillard
Glenood
Gurdon Idrd
Millard McCauley Oholong
Moots McCsuley
Celtics Take 2-1 Lead In NBA Finals Victory
Boston tops Los Angeles 120-106 at the Sports Arena to seize a 2-1 series edge. Veterans Russell, Jones, and Sanders sparked a decisive third-quarter rally as the Lakers praised the Celtics while Red Auerbach asserted the title bid. The series moves to Boston and Los Angeles games are scheduled next.
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LOS Angeles
Boston Celtic
Red Auerbach
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Auerbach
Lakers
NBA
Boston
Laker
Fred Se
Bill Russell
Celtic
Russell
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
Solunar Tables for Fishing and Hunting Periods
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide plan daily activity. Major periods begin at listed times and run about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Plan days to fish or hunt during these windows for best sport opportunities.
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John Alden Knight
Aaron's Homer Helps Atlanta Rout the Phils
Aaron hit two home runs helping the Atlanta Braves crush Philadelphia 8-1. The slugger topped 400 career homers with his second blast, while Lee Thomas homered and Ken Johnson earned the complete game win. In the NL, Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 3-2 and Los Angeles defeated Houston 3-2. AL tests saw Cleveland beat New York 4-2 and other results.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Bobby Bragan
Aaron
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Bragan
Braves
Babe
Henry
Ruth
Ed Mathews
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Lee Thomas
Ken Johnson
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Los Angeles
Houston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Astros
al Ferrara
Osteen Struc
Jim Gentile
Jose Pagan
Cneinnati
Pagan
Pirates
Jerry Lynch
Ted Davidson
Jack Baidschun
Donn Clendenon
Clendenon
Pirate
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday's Games
The latest major league box scores show Boston, Detroit.
Basketball Stolen bases-Agee Chicago and Gonzalez Cleveland
Pitching-McDowell Cleveland and Lolich Detroit 20 strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 31 Lolich Detroit and Richert Washington 19 Minor League Results Pacific Coast League Seattle Tacoma Phoenix Indianapolis Tulsa San Diego Portland Vancouver 17 innings curfew Spokane Hawaii NBA Playoffs Denver Oklahoma City postponed Boston Los Angeles 120 106 Huston leads best-of-7 series Today’s Game No game Friday Roston Los Angeles
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Agee
Chicago
Gonzalez
Cleveland
McDowell
Lolich
Detroit
Richert
Washington
Associated Press
Seattle
Tacoma
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Tulsa
San Diego
Portland
Vancouver
Spokane
Hawaii
Denver
Oklahoma City
Boston
Los Angeles
Huston
Roston
Whitfield's late homer sinks Yankees in 4-2 win
Cleveland first baseman Fred Whitfield crushed a game winning homer in the eighth to lift the Indians over the Yankees 4-2 as New York sank deeper into last place. Etchebarren and Aparicio fueled Baltimore past Washington 6-3, while Conigliaro homered for Boston in a 5-3 win over Detroit.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Fred Whitfield
Keane
Yankees
Whitfield
Cleveland
New York
Indians
Whitfeild
Yankee
Baltimore
Andy Etchebarren
Luis Aparicio
Washington
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
Detroit
California
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
San Francisco
Boog Powell
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Stu Miller
Senators
Pete Richert
Red Sox
Tigers
Conigliaro
Cold Slows Razorback Workouts in Spring Practice
In Fayetteville Arkansas, a cold rain eased as the Razorbacks began a two and a half hour practice capped by a 30 minute scrimmage. Coach Frank Broyles criticized recent full back draw plays while praising the execution by Alvin Jones and Eddie Woodlee. David Dickey scored the scrimmage touchdown and freshman Steve Miltz added an 18 yard field goal.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Alvin Jones
Eddie Woodlee
David Dickey
Steve Miltz
Arkansas
Fragmented Readable Text Among Shabby notes
A murky OCR fragment mentions indecisive behavior and unnamed figures in a context of threats and attack. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, with references to authority and danger but no clear event or names to identify.
Angels Rally To Beat White Sox In Extra Innings
Don Demeter drove in a run and Jerry Stephenson earned the win with relief from Dick Radatz as the Angels edged the White Sox 4 3 in extras. Bob Rodgers sparked the decisive sequence with a two out single, Paul Schaal walked, and Joe Adcock delivered a pinch hit. Tom McCraw had tied the game with a two run single in the sixth.
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Wid Wald
Terry Conigliaro
Jerry Stephenson
Don Demeter
Dick Radatz
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Paul Schaal
Joe Adcock
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Ree x
Unbeaten Arkansas tops league in Texas League
Unbeaten Arkansas extended its Texas League streak to five wins on Wednesday night. Dallas-Fort Worth fell 4-2 as Brian Sinnot pitched for Arkansas with Larry Stubing homering and Floyd Wicker driving in a run. El Paso beat Amarillo 4-2 in the top of a doubleheader, Amarillo won game one 3-2 behind George Gerberman as Arkansas and El Paso each posted early leads. Austin opened with a 10-0 win over Albuquerque, Pat House allowed five hits with nine strikeouts while Rafael Gomez and Bob Connolly spurred an eight-hit attack.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
el Paso
Austin
Amarillo
Arlington
Brian Sinnot
Dallas-Fort Worth
Larry Stubing
Floyd Wicker
Sonics
Tom Egan
George Gerberman
Albuquerque
Pat House
Rafael Gomez
Bob Connolly
House
Fights Last Night Wednesday's Fights
Ralph McCoy of Richmond knocked out Rocky Montalvo of San Francisco in 4 rounds. Eddie Cotton of Seattle outpointed Emil Umek of Germany over 10 rounds in Vancouver BC.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Calif
Ralph McCoy
Rocky Montalvo
San Francisco
Vancouver
B.C
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Emil Umek
Germany
Pipeline Accident Toll From Gas Lines Reported
A Senate Commerce Committee report states natural gas pipeline accidents have caused 64 deaths and 222 injuries over the past 15 years in the United States.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Army Men to the Aid of West Point
Army coaches and officers rally to assemble a spring football program at West Point after Paul Dietzel’s departure. Tony Cahill will direct spring drills with Tad Schroeder, aided by Lt Col Bill Webb, Maj Petes Lash, Maj Joe Franklin, Capt Art Johnson, and Cammiec Lewis, among others, in a two platoon system.
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West Point
Tony Cahill
Army
Cahill
Tad Schroeder
Paul Dietzel
University of South Carolina
Las
Bill Webb
Doc Blan
Chard
Glenn Davis
Maj
Petes Lash
Red Blaik
Joe Franklin
Capt
Art Johnson
Cammiec Lewis
Pappy Lewis
Fine Field in Dallas But Big Pair Missing
The 85 000 Dallas Open Golf Tournament starts with its strongest field yet despite absent greats Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer, No 1 and No 3 money winners, loom as favorites for the 15 000 first prize. Eleven Dallas pros compete in a 145 player field. Brewer, Sanders, Bon January, Billy Maxwell, Tony Lema, Ray Floyd, Jacky Cupit, Bruce Crampton, Shelley Mayfield and Joe Black are among locals.
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Dallas
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Sanders
Bon January
Billy Maxwell
Tony Lema
Ray Floyd
Jacky Cupit
Bruce Crampton
Shelley Mayfield
Joe Black
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Star Sports
Beeky Boyd
Chico
David Stewart
Barrel Pickup
Milburn
Bobby Dean Clark
Larry Scott
Spring Hill
V. Tonnillo
Key Hole
Oko-lona
Ay Thurs
Albugerque
Dal-Fw
Dallae-Burt
Homer
Phils
Hope (Ark.) Star
W.W. L. Pet
San Fran
Philaphia
SL. Louis
Chicago I
Smith
Boyer
Alou
Lefebvre
Parker
Mays
W. Davis
Pinson
Wills
Brock
Osteen
Craig
Bolin
Marichal
Maloney
Oliva
Robinson
F. Robinson
B. Robinson
Alvis
Kaline
McAuliffe
Aparicio
Blair
Etchebraven
Knoop
Freehan
Schaal
Thomas L. Funk
Byron V. Pepitone
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas
N.Y
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dodge
Nunn -Pentecost Motor CO
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