Hope Five Fights Open Dist Play With Cardials and Buckaroos
The Hope Bobcat basketball team opens Region 4AA play hosting the Fallview Cardinals at Jones Field House tonight then travels to Smackover tomorrow for a meeting with the Buckaroos. Led by seniors Stan Parris and Stan Reyenga the squad features several newcomers and aims to contend for the district title this season. The junior high game tips at 6 30 p m with Fairview visiting.
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Luther Shaw
Verger High School
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Guernsey
Larry East
Dwight Galloway
Fairview Cardinals
Knicks Topple 76ers in Pittsburgh Upset
The Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 112-104 at Civic Arena as Walt Bellamy led with 29 points and 10 rebounds while Wilt Chamberlain was limited to 13. The win ends Philadelphia’s 11-game streak and drops New York to 21-21, 3rd in the Eastern Division. In Oakland, San Francisco beat Los Angeles 122-91 behind Nate Thurmond's 24 points and 25 rebounds, extending the Warriors’ woes.
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76Ers
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Pittsburgh
Civic Arena
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Chamberlain
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
St. Loui
Nate Thurmond
Rick Barry
Matson Targets Indoor Shot Put World Mark
Texas A M star Andy Matson plans a bold shot at the world indoor record Saturday night as he seeks to back his outdoor greatness. He cautions about indoor circle variability but is expected to attempt the 64 foot six inch mark Garry Gubner set in New York in 1962 at the All American Indoor Games in the Cow Palace.
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Boxing roundup misread names and places
Associated Press report lists diverse boxers with scattered ages and locations. It notes Gene Herrick beating Willie Williams, Tony Alone gi defeating Chuck Lestie, and Paul Takeshi Fuji knocking out Cortez, with unclear nationalities and inconsistent data.
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Portland
Maine
Gene Herrick
Saco
Willie Williams
New Weaterford
N.S
Los Angeles
Tony Alonegi
Long Beach
Calif
Chuck Lestie
Tokyo
Paul Takeshi Fuji
Hawaii
Des See Cortez
The
Philippines
Tigers Meet Lewisville Here Tonight
Yerger High School Tigers host Foster High School of Lewisville Arkansas tonight at 6 30 PM The junior teams open the program followed by the seniors An evening of basketball and a halftime show to boost the Tigers Admission 35 and 50 cents
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Senaior
Brown tops opening round in Southern California Open
Pete Brown led the $22,000 Southern California Open after a six under par 66 in the first round at Los Coyotes. He aims to avoid last year’s second-round collapse and seeks a strong finish as the field narrows to the low 120 after Saturday’s play.
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Los Coyotes Country Club
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Bob Lunn
San Francisco
Dick Lytle
San Diego
George Bayer
Incline Village
Nev
Jerry Steelsmith
Santa Barbara
Cali
Jerry Barber
Dave Hill
Evergreen
Colo
Doug Ford
Walter Burkemo
Bob Rosburg
Charlie Sifford
al Besselink
Chuck Courtney
Feld
Chiefs Owner Enthusiastic About New Stadium Plan
Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt backs a 75,000 seat stadium and a $54 million two stadium complex. He offered to buy over $6 million in revenue bonds to aid financing and suggested bonds guarantees or a long term lease. Efforts to reach Charles O. Finley were unsuccessful and his stance remains unclear.
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Jim van Valkenburg
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Finley
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Kentucky Falls In Overtime At Home To Vanderbilt
Kentucky loser in overtime 91489 at home to Vanderbilt as Rebels topple with late plays. Vanderbilt led by 18 early, Jerry Southwood 20, Bo Wyenandt nets winner with six seconds left. Dampier 30 for Kentucky. Cincinnati lost 65-64 at Tulsa in overtime. Bradley edged by Wichita 83-69. Louisville, Houston, Providence win.
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Adolph Rupp
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Tulsa
Bradley
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Louisville
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Latar Tech
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Massachusetts
Kentucky
Virginia
Illinois
Lexington
Jerry Southwood
Widcats
Southwood
Commodores
Bob Tallent
Bo Wyenandt
Louie Dampier
Eldridge Webb
Mike Rolf
Warren Armstrong
Detroit Beats Chicago 6 4 in NHL Thursday
Detroit tops Chicago 6 to 4 in a National Hockey League game. Upcoming schedule lists Detroit at Montreal and Boston at Toronto with no games on Friday. Saturday features matchups Detroit vs Montreal and Boston vs Toronto.
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Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Chiefs Plan for Absence of Arbanas
Kansas City coach Hank Stram readies for possible Arbanas absence in the Super Bowl by lining up rookie Aaron Brown at tight end. Brown, 6-foot-5, 265 pounds, played both ways at Minnesota and is a strong potential replacement for the injured Arbanas, who sustained a shoulder separation in the AFL title win over Buffalo and is doubtful for the January 15 game in Los Angeles against Green Bay.
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Memorial Coliseum
Green Bay Packers
HOPE ARH basketball scores and pro college results
The report lists college and high school basketball results across regions. Notable games include Providence 62 versus Massachusetts 2 Virginia 91 NYU 84 Canisius 60 Louisville 5 North Texas St 66 Vanderbilt 91 Kentucky 89 in overtime Clemson 76 Georgia Tech 5 Tulsa 65 Cincinnati 64 Wichita 83 Bradley 69 Drake 69 St Louis 66 Houston 82 Lamar Tech 62 New Mexico St 71 Hardina Simmonts 61 Seattle 90 Idaho St U 81 NBA action New York 112 Philadelphia 104 San Francisco 122 Los Angeles 91 Chicago Detroit Boston Los Angeles St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Baltimore New York San Francisco Arkansas Little Rock Henderson 70 Northeast Arkansas Tournament Jonesboro Quarterfinals B Division Cash 52 Black Rock 48 Strawberry 47 Valley View 45 A Division Leachville 63 Forrest City 1 Trumann 47 Walnut Ridge 41 Arkansas Tech Russellville Harrison 78 Cedarville 60 Marshall 74 Russellville 59 Mulberry 55 Valley Springs 54 overtime Green Forest 47 Pyatt 43
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Butch Beard
Westley Unseld
Drake
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Virginia
NYU
Canisius
Iowa
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Midwest
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Wichita
Bradley
Southwest Houston
Lamar Tech
New Mexico St
Hardina Simmonts
Far West Seattle
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Arkansas
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Little Rock University
Henderson
Jonesboro
Cash
Black Rock
Strawberry
Valley View
Leachville
Forrest City
Trumann
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas Tech
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Harrison
Cedarville
Marshall
Mulberry
Valley Springs
Green Forest
Pyatt
Red Wings Defeat Chicago In NHL Showdown
Detroit routs Chicago 6-4 as Gordie Howe nets his 699th and 700th NHL goals. Dean Prentice adds two goals reaching 250 for his career, while Norm Ullman scores on a penalty shot. Bobby Hull fires two long shots for Chicago. Howe hails the win as a strong team effort.
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Dean Prentice
Norm Ullman
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Prentice
Gilmer Fired by Detroit Lions Reportedly Replaced
Detroit papers report coach Harry Gilmer fired and to be replaced by assistant Joe Schmidt. Lions owner William Clay Ford and Schmidt could not be reached for comment. Gilmer on a scouting trip denied official word amid rumors following a 1966 season record of four wins, one tie, nine losses.
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Hula Bowl match ups draw college and pro stars
Sherman of the Giants weighs top college quarterbacks Spurrier and Griese in Honolulu while NFL backups Cuozzo and Mira push trade talks. Playoff Bowl in Miami draws big crowds as Pro and college stars plus Senior Bowl matchups in Mobile spotlight future QB moves.
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Mel Parr
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Michigan State
George Webster
Lloyd Phillips
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Diron Talbert
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Johnny Unitas
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George Mira
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Honolulu
Mobile
Ala
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota
Otto Graham
Washington
van Brocken
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Graham
Terry Southall
Baylor
Native Diver Returns to Racing Scene at San Carlos Handicap
Native Diver, two time 2% stakes winner in California, returns to seven furlongs at Santa Anita in the $50,000-added San Carlos Handicap as the highweight of 128 pounds with apprentice Jerry Lambert aboard. Time Tested and Cupid loom as rivals, with other topweights including Pretense and last year’s winner.
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Packers Cowboys Flashback Tales from the 1960s NFL Era
In a Texas NEA feature, veteran observations from Vince Lombardi, Don Meredith, and others recount the Packers Cowboys clash, Lombardi humor, Meredith’s glass-door gash, and tense late moments. It recalls Buddy Parker’s earnings, Mecom’s Saints name debate, and Bart Starr’s supporting Lombardi in crunch plays.
Arkansas Outdoors Hog myth and hunting notes in Arkansas
Arkansas Outdoors reports there are no native wild hogs in the state and only feral hogs occur without open seasons. It notes regulations focus on hunting licenses, warns officers enforce G F regulations, and cites Ricky Hale’s New Year’s beagle resolution. It also recaps November fines for license violations, cost figures, and profiling of fishing publications by the Fisheries Division.
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Hugh Hackler
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G &F
Ricky Hale
Ping Bluff
Beagle
Ricky
G & FC
Beagles
Lombardi Hit It Right on the Nose
Packers coach Vince Lombardi predicted a big day for Starr as Green Bay beat Dallas 34 24. The article notes Len Dawson of the Chiefs and Starr of the Packers as key duelists for the upcoming Super Bowl in Los Angeles. It covers Dawson and Starr careers, TD totals, long and short passes, and the Chiefs and Cowboys weapons like Otis Taylor Burford and Dale. It also mentions Paul Hornung returning after a back injury and the warm California sun for the title game atmosphere.
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Buddy Parker
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John Mecom
New Orleans
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Mecom
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Itart Starr
Starr
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Iran
Len Dawson
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Hank Stram
Purdue
Dallas Texans
Chiefs
Len
Buffalo
Pai
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Elijah Pitts
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Prairie View
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Burford
Pete Beathard
Bert Coan
Dale
Pitts
Eckert Chooses McHale to Succeed MacPhail as Aide
Atlanta Constitution reports Baseball Commissioner Eckert and owners have selected John McHale president of the Braves to be special assistant to the commissioner. McHale declined comment while Lee MacPhail had resigned to join the New York Yankees as GM.
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Rams QB Rosman Gabriel to have knee surgery
LA Rams quarterback Rosman Gabriel, a five year NFL veteran, will undergo surgery next week to remove cartilage from his right knee after a midseason injury. A team spokesman said the procedure aims to relieve ongoing knee problems. The report notes the timing follows the injury that sidelined him earlier in the season.
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