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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1967

Page

4

Louisville Basketball Downed by Dayton in Upset Loss

Cardinals star Unseld scored 22 with 15 rebounds but Dayton used a 1 3 1 defense to frustrate Louisville, forcing poor outside shooting as Don May led the Flyers with 25 points and 20 rebounds in a 63-49 win that snapped Louisville’s upset streaks.

Colts face Rams in final to clinch Coastal Division

Baltimore learns its players gain little individual praise despite strong defensive depth. Ordell Braase, lauded for Pro Bowl past, contends the unit’s cohesion could seal a season-ending win in Los Angeles, with a victory or even a tie clinching the division. The Rams boast Deacon Jones Olsen and Meador on defense.

Gordon Beard Associated Press Baltimore Baltimore Colts Tom Matte Ordell Ordell Brause Colts Colt Bragse Brause Gino Marchetti Iit Rams Los Angeles Dave Deacon Jones Lamar Lundy Merlin Olsen Roger Brown Olsen Maxie Baughan Ed Meador

Solunar Tables Schedule for Solyua Petiods

The text presents Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight indicating major periods beginning at listed times, lasting about one and a half to two hours, and minor periods with shorter duration. It advises planning fishing or hunting for optimal sport during specific days and periods.

Richard Alden Knight

Hope Girls Rally To Victory In Tournament Opener

Hope High girls beat England 32 11 at halftime then cruised to a win as coach Charlotte Gibson rotated the bench. Carol Anthony led with 30 points, Gail Hartsfield added 12, with Kathyrn 7 and other scorers sharing the effort. England fought hard in a slow start before Hope pulled away. Bob kittens and Bobcats head to Gordon for two more games, with KXAR carrying live coverage through the OBU Tournament.

Tongbang Arka Ontawa England Siter Hope Charlotte Gibson Mrs. Gibson Carol Anthony Lady Cats Gail Hartsfield Kathryn Retha Adams Jo McKamie Janie Haggard Sally Johnson Kay Coleman Donna Byers Neilie Churchwell Jenny Callicott Bobkittens Bobcats Gordon KXAR

Davenport Best in Field for NL in 1967

AP report notes Jim Davenport of the San Francisco Giants had the most fielding chances without an error at third base and in second, totaling 137 and 35 respectively. The piece lists top defenders by position, including Wes Parker, Woody Woodward, Clete Boyer, Bobby Wine, Tony Gonzalez, Tim McCarver, Mel (Mel) Carver, and others, with various fielding totals and averages across 100+ games.

Davenport Cincinnati Jim Davenport San Francisco Giants Wes Parker Woody Woodward Clete Boyer Bobby Wine Tony Gonzalez Tim MieCarver Parker Los Angeles Dodgers Woodward Atlanta Braves Braves Wine Philadelphia Phils Gonzalez Phils Mel Carver St. Louis Cardinals Milt Pappas Ron Herbel Pappas Cinciinnati Reds SV Gates Do Vitor Derbel Gongalee Seth Parker McCacs Eijde Banks Cubs

Hope College Pulls Major Upset In Hoop Action

A dense college basketball roundup notes Princeton over Navy 76 59 Kil Weslyean over Philadelphia 75 St Josephs Pa 68 to 65 Albright over Gettysburg 86 83 Boston College 96 Fairfield 46 Conn Liv 66 Manhattan 52 Fordham 77 Rutgers 64 Delaware 86 Haverford 70 St Francis Pa 127 Genev 83 Furman 72 Alabama 90 South Miss 86 West Va 87 Richmond 66 Duke 103 Virginia 61 plus Midwest, Southwest and Far West results from the Associated Press NBA and ABA games are listed with teams such as Cincinnati Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Seattle Denver Oakland Minnesota Houston New Orleans and more.

Ted Meier Associated. Press John Dromo Peck Hickman University of Louisville Cardinals Hickman Westley Dayton Flyers Dayton Dromo Don May Flyers Don Donoher UCLA Louisville Jim Gottschall Dayton Soph Beard Hooper Cardinals Eastern Kentucky Marshall Bobby Washington Garfield Smith Colonels Houston George Washington Elvin Hayes Big E Montana State Mississippi State Boston College Fairfield Princeton Navy Annapolis Steve Adelman Chris Thorforde New Mexico West Texas Ron Nelson St. Joseph’s Philadelphia Providence Don Kelly Texas Christian New Orleans Loyola Columbia Rutgers Fordham Massachusetts St. Francis New York Connecticut Oklahoma State Trinity Tex Duke Virginia Wyoming Denver Colorado Creighton North Texas Texas A&m Furman Mississippi LaSalle Bucknell St. Louis Missouri Evansville Seattle Alabama South Miss West Va Richmond East No. Carolina St Wm. & Mary Midwest Bradley North Dakota St. Louis U Southwest New Mex W. Tex No. Texas A&m Okla Trutty TCU

Bradley and Bing Star As Pistons and Knicks Clash

Bill Bradley receives season publicity as rookie of the year candidate, while last season’s top rookie Dave Bing of the Detroit Pistons leads the league in scoring. Bing scored 43 points and aided Detroit to a 129-117 win over New York in Detroit. Cincinnati beat Baltimore 136-108 and Chicago defeated San Francisco 109-104. ABA outcomes saw Minnesota top Indiana 113-99, Oakland beat New Orleans 92-99, and Denver downed New Jersey 111-92.

Bill Bradley Dave Bing Detroit Pistons National Basketball Association Bing New York Knicks Pistons Knicks Detroit Cincinnati Baltimore Chicago San Francisco West Coast Minnesota Indiana Qakhind New Orleans Denver New Jersey Bradley Caréle Russell Sean Slyeh Destyts Eddi Miles Walt Bellamy New York Willis Connie Dierking Cinetanat Oscar Robertson Uys Alyath Mantoe Chleags Sal Brandis Odrdo Chet Ashi Thross Jerry

San Diego State Leads Small College Poll in A PSA Rank

In the Associated Press small college basketball poll, San Diego State earned seven first place votes and 132 points to top the Top Ten. Kentucky Wesleyan is second with 94 points, Evansville third with 93, and Trinity Texas fourth. Southwestern Louisiana rises to fifth, followed by Akron, Indiana State, Long Island University, Winston-Salem, and Cheyney State. voting reflects games through last Saturday.

Associated Press San Diego Stile White Evansevillé Southwestern Louisie Ana Associated Prays Kentucky Wesleyan Evansville Trinity Tex Southwestern Louisiana Akron Indiana State Long Island University Winstona Salem Cheyney State San Diego State Whittier San Diego Central State of Ohio Lamar Tech San Diego St Southwestern Long Island U Winston-Salem

Blake Sets Record for Minnesota in NHL Play

Blake set a personal record as the Minnesota North Stars shut out Los Angeles 4-0 and extended their first-goal-scored rule to 10 games. Mikita led Chicago with two goals in a 5-2 win over the Rangers, while Montreal routed Boston 6-2 amid Blake's ejection for protesting a goal.

Associated Press Blake Minnesota North Stars National Hockey League Chicago Stan Mikita Montreal Canadiens Canadiens Boston Minnesota Los Angeles Mikita New York Rangers Pittsburgh Toronto St. Louis Oakland Bill Friday Ken Hodge NHL Jean Beliveau Jacques Lamalre John Ferguson Cesare Munliga North Stars Wayne Connelly Maniaga Chitavo Perdal Teronty Agaist Une Capane Ated Chirage

Unitas Named MVP After Colts Clinch 11-0 Start

Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player by AP voters, winning 40 of 41 ballots. The 12th season standout led the Colts to an 11-0-2 run, setting records for completions and passing yards while guiding a resilient aerial attack with receivers Orr Berry Mackey and Matte.

Jack Hand Associated Press NEW York (Ap John Unitas Baltimore Colts National Football League Unitas Dave Deacon Jones Los Angeles Rams Leroy Kelly Cleveland Gale Sayers Chicago Bears Bart Starr Green Bay Sumemer Los Angeles NFL Y.A. Tittle Jimmy Orr Raymond Berry Tack Rams Alex Hawkins Berry Willie Richardson Orr John Mackey Tom Matte Colts

Buffalo Back Janik Shines With Interceptions and Range

Buffalo defender Tom Janik, a four position capable back, starred against Boston in a 44-16 rally. He intercepted three passes, returned 87 yards on thefts including a 38 yard touchdown, and tied for the AFL lead with Dick Westmoreland. Janik praised safety versatility while coaches lauded his backfield speed and tackling in the win over New England.

Hal Bock Associated Press Tom Janik Buffalo Hesami Janik Boston American Football League Adin Udne Dick Westmorebind Allam Morder Dave Billy Atkins

Muskies Take Lead in ABA Division Standings

Minnesota Muskies rebound to beat Tadiana 113 99 in New Castle Indiana as Gary Keller Skip The ren and Mel Daniels control the boards Keller 19 and Thoren II 13 lead a dominant rebounding effort. Other ABA results saw Oakland Denver and New Orleans stake big wins with notable point totals.

Associated Press Minnesota Muskies American Basketball Association Muskies Tadiana New Castle Ind Gary Keller Skip Theren Mel Daniels Indiana Sevon Keller Thoren II Thardlels Laver Tart Gakland New Orleans Densver New Jersey Gefooteli Thuren Ido Kantels Don Freenman Roger Brown Fred Laws Packers Taft Oakland LT Sire Ands Alen O Buccaneers Moreland

Blevins Tops Murfreesboro In Boys Game

Blevins Senior boys defeated Murfreesboro 79 to 61 with James Roberts scoring 21 and Billy Smith contributing strong on points. Henderson led Murfreesboro with 32 points. In girls action, Blevins Senior girls edged Murfreesboro 55 to 50 led by Lindy Fox with 37 points.

Blevins Murfreesboro Billy Smith Poppe James Roberts Ricky Pay Henderson Wevins Senor Tosh Lindy Fox T He Logerk Loa Turnage Norothy Fabfer Hugett

Bengals Schedule First Victory Before Any Game Played

New expansion club Cincinnati Bengals have yet to play a game but inked a victory plan via the expansion draft. In Jacksonville and New York events, 40 players from AFL teams are set to join, with 45 collegians added in a revised draft plan led by Paul Brown and NFL officials. The process freezes a bold start for Cincinnati ahead of its first on-field season.

NEW York Cincinnati Bengals Bengals Miami Jacksonville Fla Pete Rozelle Cincinnati Engals Tanner Cluss Cincinnati Generals Conch Paul Brown Ben Orleans NFL APL Mag Aeheir Bengels Ton Seene Elaiee

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