Prescott Teams Dominate Hope High tripleheader
In Hope Star coverage, three Hope High School basketball teams lose to Prescott squads in a tripleheader. The Hope B team, Hope Junior Kittycats, and Hope Junior Bob Kittens each fall to Prescott opponents, with final scores 39-18, 37-36, and 45-35 respectively, highlighting Prescott’s shooting and Hope's late rallies.
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Hope High
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Walverettes
Ann Jackson
Hope
Cindy Roberts
Mary Young
Roberts
Walden
Young
Gladney
Karren Coleman
Jill Herring
Wolverine Cubs
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Coleman
Kittycats
Bob Kittens
Wolf Cubs
Kittens
Jimmy Smith
David Huddleston
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Huddleston
Hogan
Gary Rhodes
Witherspoon
Allin Leads Coral Springs Open After First Round
Vietnam veteran Brian Allin, in only his second pro event, leads at 67 four under par in Coral Springs as 51 players go under par. Notable names like Palmer struggle with a 72, while Lunn Hill Johnson Baird McLendon and Homer nik share the early tie for second at 68.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Coral Springs
Fla
Brian Allin
Allin
PGA Players School
Bob Lunn
Mike Hill
George Johnson
Butch Baird
Mac McLendon
Wilf Homernik
Plenty of Advice for Shootout
Coach Frank Broyles gathers outside help as Arkansas prepares for the big shootout with Texas in Austin. Burnett may return to play. Montgomery and Ferguson could quarterback a two backfield, while Texas may get Worster back from a hip bruise in time to bolster the Longhorns Wishbone T attack.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
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University of Arkansas
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Bill) Montgomery
Joe) Ferguson
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Marvin Knight
Dallas
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Richardson
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Darrell Royal
Steve Worster
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Royal
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Arkansas
Crawford shoots four over par in Coral Springs debut
Richard Crawford of Bella Vista Arkansas carded a four over par 76 to sit at 6 under for the Coral Springs Open first round at Coral Springs Golf Club.
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Crawford
Coral Springs
Coral Springs, Fla
Richard Crawford
Bella Vista
Ark
Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Fishing and Hunting Windows
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan days for peak fishing or hunting. It advises targeting periods when sport opportunities are best and encourages using the data to find the day’s best sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Vikings Picked to Win in Pro Basketball News
The HOPE Arkansas Star reports on NBA standings with New York leading the Atlantic, Philadelphia and Boston close behind. Results from Thursday to Sunday cover games across the Eastern and Western conferences, with matchups featuring Milwaukee Chicago Seattle New York Buffalo Boston Cleveland and more.
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Texas Arkansas clash decides Cotton Bowl host team
The 1969 Southwest Conference title matchups hinge on Texas and Arkansas with the winner likely hosting the Cotton Bowl while LSU and Mississippi battle for the Orange Bowl slot. No. 1 Texas seeks its 30th straight victory as Arkansas fights to stay in the national title picture amid injuries to stars Worster and Burnett.
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Hockey Scores and Schedule Highlight NHL Night
In the National Hockey League Montreal beat St Louis 6 to 3 while Boston and Buffalo tied 4 all. Detroit and Los Angeles drew 4 apiece and Philadelphia hosted California with only a single game on the schedule. Upcoming matchups include Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto Detroit at St Louis and more across the circuit.
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Spring Hill and Perry's Post Win at Guernsey Gym
Perry's Truckers beat Blevins 88 to 82 with Wayne Lee scoring 26 and Henley 19. T Hicks and L Huggs led Blevins with 23 and 18. Spring Hill defeated Monty's Bar bers 98 to 87 as C Kidd led Spring Hill with 19 and Anderson 17. Townsend and Brint Odom starred for Monty's with 27 and 20. On December 9 Monty's faces Perry's and Spring Hill meets Blevins.
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Texas Players Not So Hurt After All
Texas coach Darrell Royal expressed optimism about key players' recoveries ahead of the Arkansas game. Fullback Steve Worster showed improved running after a hip-pointer, and other injured players including punter Gary Keithley defensive linemen Carl White and Bill Atessis reported progress. The Longhorns, led by Worster in the Wishbone offense, aim to stay atop AFC Central standings as Week resurgence continues.
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Associated Press
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Backus Upsets Napoles To Claim World Welter Title
In Syracuse AP report, Billy Backus, a Canastota native and former journeyman, knocks out Jose Napoles at one minute of the fourth round to become the world welterweight champion. Napoles suffered cuts, the crowd numbered about 5,500, with radio and TV revenue. Backus earned a promised 18 percent share from the net.
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