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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

4

Hope JE Star SPORTS Friday Night PreChristmas Basketball

Hope High's girls and junior teams host Spring Hill Bears and Charlotte Gibson's Kitty Cats in a Friday night triple bill. Hope seeks first victory for Kitty Cats at 0-4 while aiming to shake off a 2-6 mark for the Lady Cats against Springhill Barrettes. Local subs fill the BY LIZARDS squad as prep for a January 2 return to Bobcat with Magnolia, Henderson Inv at Arkadelphia janvier 6-11 including Little Rock Oak Grove. Fairview leads after a 61-34 win over Sheridan.

HHS Springshill Bears Hope Charlotte Gibson Kitty Cats Springhill Lady Cats Springhill Barrettes Hope Girls Lizards Springhill Bears Bobcat Bobkittens Bobcats Magnolia Henderson Arkadelphia Little Rock Oak Grove Fairview Sheridan

Don Shula Named NFL Coach of the Year for Colts

New York AP reports Don Shula of the Baltimore Colts won the NFL Coach of the Year award by an AP panel with 31 votes. Jim Dooley of the Bears received eight votes and others from the Browns and Cowboys earned six and one respectively. Shula’s six seasons in Baltimore yield a 63 183 record.

NEW York Don Shula Baltimore Colts National Football League Associated Press Shula Jim Dooley Chicago Bears Gale Sayers Bainton ColMer Cleveland Browns Dallas Cleveland Tom Landry George Allen Los Angeles Colts Baltimore Virginia Kentucky Detroit Green Bay

Bullets End Run With 109-100 Victory Over Warriors

The Baltimore Bullets, led by Kevin Loughery with 26 points and Gus Johnson’s 21 points and 23 rebounds, defeated San Francisco 109-100 to stretch their NBA lead. Philadelphia beat Seattle 115-111 to stay close behind. Detroit snapped an eight-game skid with a 124-112 win over San Diego as New York topped Boston 104-98 and Atlanta beat Milwaukee 122-116. In ABA action Indiana edged Miami 122-118 in overtime. New Orleans beat New York 117-113. Denver toppled Houston 111-102. Kentucky over Los Angeles 115-107.

Associated Press Baltimore Bullets National Basketball Association Bullets Kevin Loughery San Francisco Philadelphia Seattle 76Ers Detroit Elvin Hayes San Diego New York Boston Atlanta Milwaukee Phoenix Cincinnati American Basketball Association Indiana Miami New Orleans Jackson, Miss Denver Houston Kentucky Los Angeles Warriors Loughery Gus Johnson Wes Unseld Jeff Mullins Nate Thurmond Clyde Tee SuperSonics Sonics Lenny Wilkens Bob Rule Chet Walker Gail Goodrich Suns Royals Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson Connie Hawks Beaty Len Chappell Jonel Glocklin Bucks Rockets W. L. Bet Baltimore Philaphia San Fran Chicago

Solunar Tables Plan Daily Outdoor Timing

Solunar Ferlogs schedule from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan fishing or hunting around daily peak periods, suggesting optimal sport times based on lunar-related data.

Richard Alden Knight

High Scorer Wins Over Rebounder

Pistol Pete Maravich led LSU to a 93-89 overtime upset of Florida in Baton Rouge, scoring 45 points and adding five assists as Neal Walk tallied 34 points and 14 rebounds for Florida. Walk fouled out late in regulation, and Maravich hit the key layup to seal the Tigers’ victory.

Ted Meier Associated Press Pete Maravich Louisiana State Tigers Neal Walk Florida Baton Rouge Maravich Walk Rich Lupcho LSU Pistol Pete Cincinnati California Berkeley Rick Roberson Bearcats Lasalle Cancasius Philadelphia Western Kentucky Butler Louiseville Memphis State Mary Selvy

Browns Not Anxious for the Cowboys

The Cleveland Browns may be anxious to face Dallas in the Eastern Conference crown clash but are not eager to meet the Doomsday Defense. Dallas, No. 4 in defense, allowed 85.3 rushing yards per game and scored on the ground only twice all season, while Bob Lilly and George Andrie led pass defense as Dallas shaped the league’s top unit. The piece also notes Pistons and Knicks game actions and a Celtics loss as part of a broader sports roundup.

NEW York Cleveland Browns Dallas Cowboys Cleveland New York Giants Doomsday Gang Bob Lilly George Andrie Baltimore Colts Minnesota Los Angeles

Hope Star Basketball Scores and Standings Update

Arkansas sports brief covers college and ABA results. Notable: Hofstra over St. Francis NY 72-68, Yale 91 over Brown 62, Princeton 88 over NYU 16, Florida A&M 81 over Tampa 87, Canisius 6 over St. LaSalle 68. Eastern Division leaders include Baltimore 24-9 and Philadelphia 22-7. Kentucky leads Western with 13-12. Wednesday results include New York 104-98 Boston, Baltimore 109- San Francisco 100, Phoenix 123- Cincinnati 114.

Memphis Tampa Florida A&m Caro East Cato Midwest Butler West Kentucky Missouri Tulane Southwest Tex Christian Pan Amer Aes State Cincinnati California

Elvin Hayes widens NBA scoring lead and rebounding rank

New York AP reports Elvin Hayes rookie standout for San Diego widened his NBA scoring lead by tallying 127 points over four games last week, reaching 998 in the season span and pulling 325 points ahead of Bob Riley of Seattle. Hayes also climbed to third in rebounds with 27 boards against Milwaukee, trailing Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell.

New York Elvin Hayes San Diego National Basketball Association Hayes Bob Ryle Seattle NBA Rocket Milwaukee Wilt Chamberlain Los Angeles Boston Bill Russell Chamberlain Russell Inield Cincinnati Jerry Lucas Detroit Terry Disy Chinger Adrian Smith Oscar Robertson Len Wilkens Robertson Guy Rodgers

Baseball owners seek new commissioner to replace Eckert

Chicago report says major league owners meet in executive session to pick a new commissioner after William D. Eckert resigned December 6. Candidates include Mike Burke, Judge Robert Cannon, Chub Feeny, Joe Cronin, Lee MacPhail, and Bing Devine, with NLAL tensions over Eckert’s handling of expansion cited as a factor.

Jerry Liska Associated Press Chicago William D. Eckert Eckert Dee Adamoh Mike Burke New York Yankees Columbia Broadcasting System Yankee Burke Robert Cannon Milwaukee Chub Feeney San Francisco Giants Joe Cronin Lee MacPhail Yankees Bing Devine St. Louis Cardinals

Baylor Still Looking for a New Coach

Baylor University searches for a successor after firing head coach John Brides ers. Jerry Claiborne of Virginia Tech withdraws after talks, Texas assistant Mike Campbell declines, and Cecil Ingram withdraws. Baylor considers SMU's Dave Smith, Arkansas' Mervin Johnson, and LSU's Bill Beall as possible coaches. Claiborne cited no sleep and thorough evaluation before deciding to stay at VPI.

Waco Athletic Council Dave Smith Southern Methodist Mervin Johnson Arkansas Bill Beall Louisiana State Claiborne Blacksburg Caliborne VPI Baylor Houston West Texas Baylor Faculty Athletic Council Abner V. McCall

Maple Leafs Turn Back Oakland in NHL Action

Toronto, led by 44-year-old goalie Johnny Bower, defeated Oakland 5-2 as Floyd Smith Bob Pulford and George Armstrong scored late in the third. Montreal rookie Yvan Cournoyer helped Los Angeles tie 2-2 with Cournoyer’s late goal. Chicago’s Denis DeJordy shined in a 3-1 win over New York.

Associated Press National Hockey League Oakland Seafs Los Angeles Kings New York Rangers Toronto Johnny Bower Maple Leafs Gaksland Floyd Smith Bob Pulford George Armstrong Montreal Tony Espagno Canadiens Los Angeles Yvan Coursoyer Chiscago Denis DeJordy New York Oakland Smith Pulseford Armstrong

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