All-State Football Honors Outline Strong 4A Team
The 4-A East and state all-state selections feature Miles of Magnolia as outstanding back and McWilliams of Hope as outstanding lineman. Crossett’s McDougald earns an East Division lead lineman nod. Other picks include Handy Gamer of Camden at end and Wayne Anderson of Arkadelphia at guard, with a broad list of backs, guards and centers across the state.
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Garner
Burl Camp
Sheridan
Dean Brown
Dewitt
Jackles
Rue Luter
Newport
Mike Senito
Stuttgart
John Camper
Watson Chapel
Larry Yarbrough
Dollarway
Layton Bull
Rogers
Gordon Patterson
Harrison
Anderson
McWilliams
Kent Bartlett
Russellville
Dale Felderhoff
Subiaco
Bergey Named AFL Defensive Rookie of the Year
Cincinnati's Bergey, a 240 pound middle linebacker from Arkansas State, was chosen AFL Defensive Rookie of the Year as part of a clean sweep of 1969 freshman honors. Teammate Greg Cook earned Offensive Rookie of the Year and Paul Brown was Coach of the Year.
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Dick Touch
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bill Bergey
Cincinnati
Bengals
Bergey
Little Arkansas State
Greg Cook
Cook
Kansas City
Jim Marsalis
Miami
Bill Stanfill
Denver
Bill Thompson
Paul Brown
Brown
Parkers Lead Nation in Points Allowed
New York AP report notes Toledo LSU Dayton and Arkansas as defensive champions per National Collegiate Sports Services. Toledo tops the nation in total defense allowing 209.1 yards per game.
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Parkers
NEW York
Toledo
Louisiana State
Dayton
Arkansas
National Collegiate Sports Services
Pecan Bowl showdown pairs Drake and Arkansas State in TV clash
Drake and Arkansas State College meet in the Pecan Bowl for the Midwest College Division title. Drake, 7-1-2, relies on passing with Mike Grejowski and Duane Miller, while Arkansas State, 2-1-1, leans on Calvin Harrell’s ground game and a strong line led by AP All-America selections Dan Buckley and Clovis Swinney. The game, televised by ABC at 12:20 p.m. CST, follows a 21-21 regular-season tie.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Arlington, Tex
Drake
Arkansas State
Colege
Indians
Calvin Harrell
Benny Ellender
Ellender
Jack Wallace
Arkansas Lite
Harrell
Dan Buckley
Clovis Swinney
Buckley
Swinney
Associated Press College
Missouri Valley
Solunar Tables for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides planing days for peak sport. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Pistol Pete scales LSU to 61 in SEC record win over Vanderbilt
LSU star Pistol Pete Maravich poured in 61 points against Vanderbilt to spark an 109-86 victory, a Southeastern Conference mark and part of a standout three-game stretch that has him approaching Oscar Robertson's career scoring record. He added 10 rebounds and five assists, while LSU remained unbeaten.
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LSU Uy
Ted Meter
Pistol Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Lew Alcindor
LSU
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Tulane
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Bayou Tigers
Oscar Robertson
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Aggies
Chito Reyes
BYU
Steve Kelly
Duquesne
Associated Press
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Rick Mount
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NYU
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Rhode Island
St. Peters
Creighton
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Texas
Marquette
Drake
Utah State
West Texas
Southern Colorado
Weber State
Pacers Jump Out To Early Lead In 115 96 Victory
The Indiana Pacers built an early advantage and rolled to a 115-96 win over the Kentucky Colonels in ABA action. The result widened the Pacers' lead to 34 games in the Eastern Division as other ABA and NBA games featured Washington, Miami, Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, and New Orleans in various matchups. In Vermont, Bob Clifford resigned as Vermont Catamounts coach after eight seasons and a 37 29 1 record.
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Ustless Colonels
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American Basketball Association
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Bob Hayes
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Bill Munson
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Bud Grant
John Brodie
Steve Spurrier
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Norm van Brocklin
Franken Field
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Major College and Pro Basketball Scores From Thursday and Friday
A convoluted recap shows Arkansas State and several colleges posting results across invitational and league play while national teams and tournaments deliver emphatic wins and close losses. Notable outcomes include LSU defeating Vanderbilt, Harvard over Boston University, and Texas Tech topping Colorado. Pro games feature Chicago, Detroit, Seattle, and more with upcoming schedules across NBA and ABA matchups.
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Detroit
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New York
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Milwaukee
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Madison
Wis
Bruins Stop Rangers 2-1 as Carleton Scores Twice
Wayne Carleton, newly arrived from Toronto, scores his first two Bruins goals in a 2-1 win over the New York Rangers, snapping the Rangers 14-game unbeaten streak. Boston moves into a tie for second in the East, four points behind New York, with Montreal idle. Derek Sanderson assists on both goals. Detroit and Minnesota finish 2-2 as the North Stars stay unbeaten in six.
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Associated Press
Wayne Carleton
Boston
Bruin
New York Rangers
Rangers
National Hockey League
Carleton
Toronto
Poston
Montreal
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Philadelphia
Derek Sanderson
North Stars
Bill Goldsworthy
Lackhunder
Oakland Chiefs Fight for West Top in NFL Shootout
In a marquee week, Oakland hosts Kansas City in a West division showdown with the winner earning home playoff position. NFL action features nine games incl Detroit at Los Angeles and Green Bay at Chicago as teams jockey for position while injuries test lineups.
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NEW York
Oakland
Raiders
Kanesas City Chiefs
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Dallas
Cleveland
Tokyo Kadota KOs Pak in Tokyo bout
Kadota of Japan defeats Suk Kyu Pak of South Korea by knockout in five rounds in Tokyo. The card features Toro stopping Pellegrini in New York and Henrique besting Ariida in Rio de Janeiro. Vals dez outpoints Moreno in Mexico City. Jaynes stops Campbell in Portland Maine.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Shinichi Kadota
Japan
Suk Kyu Pak
South Korea
Baltimore
Pete Toro
New York
Jerry Pellegrini
New Orleans
Rio DE Janeiro
Joas Henrique
Braail
Juan Ariida
Argentina
Los Angeles
Jose Valsdez
Mexico
Jose Moreno
Portland
Maine
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Kenny Campbell
Providence
Parkers Again Lose But by Narrow Margin
Mississippi State edged Arkansas 76-74 in overtime of the Liberty Bowl Classic consolation game. Vernon Murphy scored 23 and Almer Lee 20 for Arkansas, which dropped to 0-4. Martin hit a 20-foot jumper at the buzzer as time expired.
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Martin
Mississippi State
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Arkansas
Robert McKenzie
Vernon Murphy
Almer Lee
Razorbacks
University of Texas At Arlington
Arington
Indians Trade Uhlaender Tiant Williams Nets Trade Debate
The Minnesota Twins traded Ted Uhlaender Dean Chance Graig Nettles and an unnamed player to Cleveland for Luis Tiant and Stan Williams as Uhlaender claimed the Indians "got the best of the trade" while Chance said he was surprised by his move. Separately the Class A All State football team was named with multiple players from Augusta McGehee Paris Carlisle and Rison.
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Ted Uhlaender
Cleveland
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Indians
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Uhlaender
Dean Chance
Graig Nettles
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Stan Williams
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Twins
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McGehee
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Carlisle
Rison
Mark Miller
Coy Branscum
Alex Jackson
Miller
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Ed Douglas
Billy Miller
Claude Hawkins
Foreman
Kelly Lewallen
Corning
Rubert Patrick
Brinkley
Bob Wood
Berryville
Phillip Petrus
Dennis Daniels
Clarksville
Larry Cozens
Johnny Marsdin
Walnut Ridge
Benny Hollinger
Derimutt
Stuart Freeland
Prescott
Bucks
Billy Heider
Jimmy Johnson
Piggott
Henry Walker
Alvin Danny Windston
Greg Holt
Lakesidey
Clell Gurman
Booneville
Tom Goode
Carliste
Wiley Coley
Ashdown
Trps
Waeh
Success of Calvin Hill No Surprise
New York AP report notes Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman says Calvin Hill of Yale and later Dallas Cowboys shows pro potential. Blackman cites Hill's 26 foot broad jump, weight changes from 215 to 230, and pro-camp connections. He also highlights former assistants now coaching elsewhere and his pride in moving players up.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Bob Blackman
Dartmouth
Yates
Calvin Hill
Dallas
Blackman
Yale
Cowboys
Princeton
Gordon Rule
Green Bay
Bob Hews
Joe Yukica
Boston College
Jack Musick
Cornell
Jim Root
New Hampshire
John Anderson
Middlebury
Bill Craver
Delaware Valley
Frank Kapral
Otto Graham
Coast Guard Academy
Walt Anderson
Monrovia
Cali
Pasadens City College
Denver
Notre Dame Confident of Winning
Notre Dame Coach Ara Parseghian told 1,200 at the 50th annual banquet in South Bend that he has confidence in beating top ranked Texas in the Cotton Bowl. He cautioned that weather, dedication and other factors will affect success, and said players would stay in shape over the holidays.
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Jom. Mooshil
Associated Press
South Bent
Ind
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Parsegian
Colle
Texas
Jan
Parseghian
Parseguan
Stanford
Arkansas
Lizards Rally Past Mineral Springs In Close Clash
Hope High captured a 50-48 home win over Mineral Springs as Lizards guard Lyn Norton led with 12 points and Lee Davis added 15. The Bobcats defeated Yerger 40-25, improving to 3-2, with Buddy Ingram scoring 18. Mineral Springs’ Jay Barrentine and Mike Armstrong posted points in a losing effort. The night also previewed upcoming games against Foreman and Jones Field House rematch dates.
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Lizards
Mineral Springs
Hornet
Minera Springs
Loca
Jun
Bobkittens
Lyn Norton
Lee Davis
Tim White
Steve Harris
Roger Newton
Secon
Hornets
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Kittens
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Danny Joyce
Don Lively
Jimmy Smith
Jay Barrentine
Douglas Archer
J.B. Jeans
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Jones Field House
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Larry Muldrew
Ronny Brown
David Briges
Parker Powell
Tommy Webb
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Prescott Curley Wolves
Pelle
Lady Cats
Kitty Cats
Gordon's Go-Devils
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