Arkansas coaches set to testify in Little Rock suit case
Two University of Arkansas at Monticello coaches Lynwood Cathey and Espie Moore will testify for the state in the Little Rock theft trials. Defendants John R. Evans Ogue Jones and Morris Fowler face grand larceny and possession charges for stolen Pfeifer Blass suits. Subpoenas issued for Cathey and Moore to appear August 24 and September 19, with investigation by Drew County Sheriff and State Police tying the scheme to multiple states.
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Monticello
Ark
University of Arkansas At
Little Rock
Lynwood Cathey
Espie Moore
Atty
Frank Wynne
Fordyce
Wynne
Cathey
Moore
John R. Evans
Ogue
Jones
Morris Fowler
Evans
Fowler
Drew County
David T. Hyatt Jr
Cathey and Moore
Lee A. Munson
Pulaski County
Pirates squeeze by Reds 3-2 in tense finish
Pirates edge Reds 3-2 as Stargell belts his 34th homer and Sparky Anderson predicts a late-season surge for Pittsburgh. Astros shut out Cardinals 4-0 while Padres top Mets 3-2 and Dodgers beat Expos 8-5. AL results: Yankees over California, Oakland over Boston, Chicago over Milwaukee, Baltimore over Texas, Detroit over Minnesota.
Sun Kings Take Series Over Travs In Doubleheader
In Little Rock Arkansas Travelers and El Paso Sun Kings split a 2-1 series, but Sun Kings seized the series win 6-2. In game one Marc Hill doubled and Dennis Parks scored on a wild throw for the deciding run in the seventh. Game two saw El Paso rally with two runs in the third to seal the win.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
el Paso Sun Kings
Sun Kings
Travs
el Paso
Marc Hill
Arkansas
Danny Loomer
Dennis Parks
Loomer
Paul Dade
John Jacobs
Parks
Orioles stay hopeful as Weaver touts defense and hitting
In a tight AL East race, Orioles manager Earl Weaver asserted Baltimore has the best defense and pitching in the division as his club beat Texas 7-4 behind homers from Merv Rettenmund and Don Baylor. Baylor added four hits and declared the Orioles are now hitting well, challenging Detroit’s lead. Detroit and others won Monday night, including the Tigers 9-3 over Minnesota to extend their 14 4 game advantage.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Orioles
Texas
Detroit
Billy Martin
Tigers
Minnesota
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Merv Rettenmund
Don Baylor
Rangers
Baylor
Ures
Twins
Gates Brown
Aurelio Rodriguez
Mickey Stanley
Bill Freehan
John Hiller
Steve Brye
Lions block extra point to edge Chiefs in preseason
Detroit Lions beat Kansas City 17 to 16 after Jan Stenerud’s extra point was blocked with 1 18 left. Lem Barney and Mike Weger combined on the robbing rush as Greg Landry and Len Dawson traded drives in a tight opener.
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Bob Jones
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jan Stenerud
Detroit Lions
Chiefs
Stenerud
Lem Barney
Barney
Jackson State
Mike Weger
Hank Stram
Detroit
Don McCafferty
Len Dawson
Dawson
Woodson Loses Two NCAA Wins In Record Count
Trinity University football coach Woodson loses 52 wins from Texarkana Junior College for NCAA lifetime total, dropping his count to 195. Paul Bear Bryant leads active coaches with 220, while Trinity notes other deletions like Bob Blackman’s 34 wins due to Pasadena College.
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John Lumpkin
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Warren Woodson
NCAA
Woodson
Trinity University
National Collegiate Sports Service
Texarkana
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
University of Alabama
Trinity
Glenn
Pop” Warner
Carlisle Institute
Carlisle
American Football Coaches Association
New Mexico State
Bob Blackman
Illinois
Pasadena City College
Russians struggle with security at World University Games
About 4,500 athletes from 76 countries prepared for the world university games in Moscow as tight security and last minute snags affected access. Some Americans left the Moscow State University compound after credentials were fixed. foreign journalists and some officials were barred. The games center on the Lukhniki complex and Lenin Stadium with events across basketball, wrestling, volleyball, gymnastics, track, tennis and fencing. Diving and swimming run in the final days, and Moscow teams are expected to challenge strongly on home soil.
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Moscow
Moscow State University
Fureign
Soviet Union
Americans Train Calmly for World University Games
Moscow memory of the Munich loss lingers in U S basketball, but coach Ed Badger at Wilbur Wright Junior College urges a level keel for his young team in their World University Games run. He warns against getting too fired up about the Russians to avoid distractions or external pressures.
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Moscow
Ed Badger
Chicago
Wilbur Wright Junior College
Hope Star Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
In the American League East the standings show Detroit leads with 66 wins while Baltimore and New York hover mid-pack. Monday results feature Chicago, Baltimore, and Detroit crushing opponents, with Tuesday and Wednesday schedules extending division races and interleague matchups across California to New York. National League lines up tight with Los Angeles, Cincinnati, and Houston jockeying for position as teams swap series across multiple cities.
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Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
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Montreal
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
West Kansas City
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Texas
Wright
Dobson
Pina
Lee
Perry
Kansas City
Busby
Stone
Mwaukee
Lockwood
Alexander
Siebert
Coleman
Woodson
W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Moore
John
Lonborg
Barr
Aaron protected on road trips by Braves as he nears Ruth record
ATLANTA AP Henry Aaron will have extra police protection on National League road trips with the Atlanta Braves. Braves vice president Dick Cecil said the routine security was arranged as Aaron closes in on Babe Ruth's career home run mark. Aaron, 39, has 28 homers this season and trails Ruth's 714 by 13. he could raise his total against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field today amid reports of hate mail from fans. Cecil noted no specific directives to other clubs, trusting ballparks to handle safety.
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Cardinals
Pirates
Cincinnati
Douglas
Henry Reed
Atlanta Falcons
Henry Brandon
Ray Clarke
Eddie Ray
Ray
Norm van Brocklin
Louisiana State
Houston
Garland Boyette
Bill Peterson
Boyette
Oilers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Atlanta
Henry Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Dick Cecil
Aaron
Henry
Cecil
Babe Ruth
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Solunar Tables Plan Your Day For Best Sport
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide anglers and hunters to times when fishing or hunting should be most productive. Use the schedule to plan outings for optimal game activity in each day’s intervals.
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Richard Alden Knight
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