Doughty Basketball Joins NEA Green Hope
Former Marine and ex football player Roger Doughty joins NEA Sports Green. He served three years in the Marine Corps and helped coach the Marine football team in Brunswick Maine. Doughty later wrote for the Poughkeepsie Journal and became NEA sports editor in 1965. He and his family live in Tarrytown New York awaiting a football squad and quarterback.
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NEA
Roger Doughty
Marine Corps
Ithaca College
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Maine
Roger
Poughkeepsie Journal
Cleveland
New York
Gail
Beth
Renee
Tarrytown
Obituaries and sports scores from Hope area page
Edwin J. Baker, former Hope resident, died Thursday night in Hot Springs. Survived by wife Rena Acker and two daughters. Services Monday at 1 p.m. in Hot Springs. burial in Little Rock National Cemetery. Randolph Haddix, 3, of Hope died Friday in a local hospital. Survived by two sons, four daughters, siblings, and 19 grandchildren. Funeral notices by Herndon Funeral Home of Hope to be announced. Also notes a daily oats and hay intake for a thoroughbred race horse. College basketball results from multiple teams and conferences listed in brief, including Rochester Tech, Auburn, Staci, Xavier, UCLA, Gonzaga, and others, with several game scores.
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Edwin J. Baker
Hope
Hot Springs
Rena Acker
National Cemetery
Little Rock
Randolph Haddix
Glen and
Alford
Rudolph Hughes
Baton Rouge
Keith Campbell
Panflac
Mich
Bessie Haddix
Laura Haddix
Edie Ward
Dallas
Minnie Stout
Oklahoma City
Seth Lrews
Herndon Funeral Home of
Gaslite Bowl Leaders and Regional Scores
Week of February 26 1967 leaders across leagues include Robert Martin 0.46 885 Gilbert Ross 24.45 23 Jack Reynard and Jack Dailey with 66 and 207 totals Gerry O Neal Brint Orom and Jack McClemion in high series and games. Regional tournaments feature Leachville Trumann West Memphis Heléna SAA Russellville and Southeast events with multiple school results and NBA scores and upcoming games.
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Robert Martin
Gilbert Ross
Jack Reynard
Jack Dailey
Gerry O'Neal
Jack McClemion
Hubert Ross
Bill Brantley
Lawton Carver Hosts Wild 1967 Outdoor Show Party
New York hosted a Henry Hudson hotel press party for the 1967 International Sport and Camping Show. Lawton Carver regaled guests with fishing feats, from bass to watch-bait tricks, while rooms showcased trout tanks, Maine lobsters, clambake fare, and snowmobiles amid plush hospitality, ribald reminiscences, and festive drunken camaraderie.
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New York
NEA
Lawton Carver
Carver
Old
International News Service
Herald Tribune
Louisiana Bayous
Henry Hudson Hotel
Maine
Jack Randolph
New York Times
Mississippi
New Brunswick
Manhattan
Santa Claus
No Oscars for Walker in Providence tale of Jim Walker
Jim Walker, a 6-3 senior guard from Providence, rejects comparisons to Oscar Robertson while starring in college. He recalls scoring 118 points in three Holiday Festival games and a 50-point single game, reaching 1,000 career points, as Lew Alcindor dominates headlines. Walker emphasizes winning over polls and tourneys as the true measure of his team’s success.
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Providence
R.L
NEA
Jim Walker
Oscar Robertson
Walker
Robertson
Jim
Boston
Oscar
Ment
New York
Boston College
Stres
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Falcons $5 Million Windfall for City
A NEA report details direct expenditures tied to the Atlanta Falcons totaling 4.9 million dollars. Out of town fans spent about 2.9 million, 143000 attendees, 32 percent of total, with Georgia fans forming 57 percent and others from nearby states. Average travel distance 162 miles. Local fans spent most money at the stadium and 82 percent of expenditures entered the Atlanta economy. Multiplier effects could raise total incomes by up to 16.2 million dollars in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
NEA
Atlanta Falcons
Last Falls
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Stadium
Falcons
Detroit Tigers look for comebacks in 1966 season
Preview notes a weak pitching staff with Aguirre Sparma under par and Wilson expected to boost the rotation. Mckain and Lolich have mixed results, while the bullpen shows promise. Strong power from Ortiz Cash Horton Kaline and Northrup but catching and bench depth raise questions. Mood tempered by Dressen’s death and a tough road ahead.
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Hank Aguirre
Joe Sparma
Tigers
Big
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Earl
Denny Mckain
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Bill Monbouquette
Dave Wickersham
Fred Gladding
Orlando Pang
Larry Shetty
Johnny Podeos
Aguisc
Charley Dressen
Tommie Smith Smashes Indoor 440 Record in Louisville
San Jose State sprinter Tommie Smith clocked 46.2 seconds to set a world indoor 440 record in Louisville. Officials and observers tout his unlimited potential as he targets the 1967 season and the Mexico City Olympics with high hopes for multiple golds.
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San Jose
Cali
NBAI
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Tommie
Smith
John
Louisville
Ted Williams
Track & Field News
Grim Reaper
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Arbogiatre Press
Rochester Tech
AtHen
Norwich
Clarkson
Suffolk
Curry
South
Auburn
Midwest
Staci
Xavier
Ohio
Illnois St
Cornell
Iowa
Beloit
of Grinnell
Coe
Carleton
Knox
Far West
Colorado St
UCLA
Stanford
Pine Bluff
Arkansas A&m
Marlyn Swinney
Moonliters
Fred Filler
Ted Prices
Red Lockett
Red Wesson
Jerry O'Neal
Don Fagan
Nae Oy
Ted Price
Ann Price
Mildred Fagan
Pat Dunne
Janice Lockett
Velora Bright
Mary Reilly
Helen Beavett
Sandy Frees
Fort Smith Southside
Texarkana
Fort Smith Northside
el Dorado
Little Rock Central
North Little Rock
Little Rock Hall
Blytheville
McClellan
Jonesboro
Jacksonville
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Ang’es
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Fresno
Calif
Los Angeles
R.I
Pittsburgh
New England College
Peter Bowes
Pete
Pat Smith
Hope (Ark) Star
Fred Stolle
Left
Australia
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Stolle
Forest Hills
By Roger Doughty
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dean Smith
University of North Carolina
Larry Brown
Brown
Deeremans
Detroit Tigers
By Sandy Padwe
Naorm Cash
Jerry Lumpe
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Don Wert
Willie Horton
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Mickey Stanley
Bill Freehan
Orlando McFarlane
Gates Brown
Stanley
Dick Tracewski
Roy Oyler
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