Hope Bobcats Rally Past Prescott Wolves in Bruising Battle
The Hope Bobcats defeated the Prescott Curly Wolves 69-63 in a hard fought game. Dudley led Hope with 30 points, Briggs 17, Powell 13, Norton 5 as Hope improves to 2-1 and travels to Pine Bluff Coleman Thursday.
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Palmer Seeks Victory at Coral Springs Open
Arnold Palmer, still seeking his first win of the year, enters the $125,000 Coral Springs Open as a late entrant. He aims to extend his 15 year run of winning at least one event per year, with a strong field led by Lee Trevino and Bruce Devlin, as the 72-hole event begins at Coral Springs Country Club.
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Big League Trades Swap Aparicio Look Alikes
Two rebuilding clubs land Aparicio look alikes as winter meetings unfold. Chicago sends Alvarado and Andrews to Boston for Aparicio, while Baltimore trades Enzo Hernandez and Tom Phoebus to San Diego for Dobson and Dukes. Orioles, White Sox, and Padres reshape infield and pitching with eye on next season.
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Orioles Trade Hernandez in Shortstop Move
The Orioles arrange a trade that brings Enzo Hernandez into the lineup, with manager Harry Dalton noting the deal preserves Mark Belanger Dave Johnson and Bobby Grich at shortstop. Hernandez has spent years under Aparicio in the Venezuelan winter league, suggesting a fit with the Orioles’ infield plans.
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Razorbacks Fall to Missouri in OT Close opener
Arkansas and Missouri opened the season with an 80 to 78 overtime win for Missouri. Ozark State reports show Missouri hit key free throws late, with Vaughn Colbert and Mike Jeffries delivering scores to push ahead. Arkansas led at times but could not close out in the extra period as John Searles and Larry Box produced late efforts for Arkansas.
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Hoople Football Forecast Predicts Week 12 Winners
The Hoople Computer projects Texas over Arkansas 21 13 Arizona State over Arizona 28 17 LSU over Mississippi 17 14 UCLA over Tennessee 33 22 Houston over Miami 58 20 Tulsa over New Mexico State 26 12. Read it first in The Hoople Football Forecast Unrumph.
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Hogs Realize Texas Best at Triple Option
Arkansas coach Charley Coffey defends the triple option as Texas' best use of the scheme. He notes Texas runs a varied, potent attack and worries about stopping Worster, Bertlesen, Dale, Phillips, and a sharp Texas passing game as the Longhorns face Texas in Austin for the possible Southwest Conference title and a Cotton Bowl berth.
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Razorbacks face pivotal test after tough opener
Arkansas seeks turnaround after dropping season opener to Stanford 34 28. Front four tackles Dick Bumpas Dick Kersey ends Bruce James and David Reavis have boosted pass rush. Despite giving up 34 points, the defense has lowered its average to under 11 points per game as the team eyes a proving final challenge.
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Arkansas State Thumps Southeast Oklahoma In Nonconference clash
In Jonesboro Arkansas State University senior guard John Pruett scored 29 points guiding the Indians to a 98-69 victory over Southeast Oklahoma. 6-9 center John Belcher added 22 points and 18 rebounds as ASU dominated the boards 51-29 while shooting 48 percent from the field and leading 47-30 at halftime.
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Ellender Named Coach of the Year by AFCA Region 7
Bennie Ellender of Arkansas State University is named College Division Coach of the Year for NCAA Region 7 by the American Football Coaches Association. Ellender led ASU to a 10-0 season and will mentor his Indians in the Pecan Bowl against Central Missouri State on December 12 in Arlington, Texas. This marks the third straight year he has represented Region 7 in the national competition.
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Pressure Builds for Texas Arkansas Big Shootout
A stadium crowd over 68,000 and national TV will witness shootout No 2 between Texas and Arkansas. Texas favored by 7% despite injuries to Steve Worster and Bill Atessis, while Arkansas also hampered. Royal expects a close game and notes last year’s 15-14 Texas win hinged on ball security.
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