D Scott Appointed to G and F Commission by Gov Rock
Governor Winthrop Rock is appointing Joe D Scott, 54, of Nashville to a seven year term on the Game and Fish Commission beginning July 3, 1988. Scott replaces Neal Son John Nashville who has no term left. Scott, born in Prescott Arkansas, attended Texarkana public schools and served in the Civitan Conservation Corps after high school. He entered the lumber business in 1936 and now owns D Stott Lumber Co in Nashville. Scott is a Master Mason, 82 Mason, Shriner, and member of the Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce. He also serves on the Nashville Water and Sewer Committee and Howard County Rural Development Authority, and is single and a member of First Presbyterian Church Nashville.
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Ro Jacqueline wins Roosevelt International Trot in dramatic finish
Ro Jacqueline the seven year old French filly defied doubt about a lame left leg to win the 1968 Roosevelt International Trot by two lengths over Kentucky Fiber. Owner Henri Levesque hopes for a strong showing in the Challenge Cup next Friday at Roosevelt Raceway.
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Dick Butkus Eyes Bears Preseason Field Talk
New York NEA notes Dick Butkus, the 6:8, 25 year old Bears star, prepares for training camp at Rensselaer Indiana. He jokes about embracing embarrassment in practice over failure on the football field and stresses needing near perfect conditioning like his era peers Donny Anderson Merlin Olsen and Sonny Jurgensen.
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Matthews Named Administrative Assistant in Arkansas Football
Wilson Matthews, longtime Arkansas football staffer, will become administrative assistant in football and head the freshman program. Frank Broyles says the move preserves coaching talent, improves program continuity, and frees the varsity staff for more coaching duties. Matthews has been on the Razorbacks’ defensive staff since 1958 and plans to stay with the team.
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Summer Camp Began After Last 1967 Game
Washington coach Otto Graham launches a strict summer camp after a 1967 season ending loss to New Orleans. He and his staff review every play and player, plan 12 to 18 core plays, and insist players meet high standards of conduct and performance. The NFL strike backdrop looms but Graham vows discipline.
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