Texas Longhorns Face Baylor. Royal Warns of Upset Risk
Texas coach Darrell Royal said a top-ranked Longhorns unit must stay focused as they prepare for Baylor, warning that upsets can happen and emphasizing respect for the Bears. He cited Baylor quarterback Si Southall and receiver Derek Davis as key threats, while praising Texas offense after a 42-16 win over SMU and noting their nation-leading rushing average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Keaver
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Darrell Royal
Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Royal
Texas
Waco
Bears
Si Southall
Derek Davis
Matthew Williams
Longhorns
Oklahoma
SMU
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Hope Star records its publication data including address and staff at 232-14 Walnut St Hope Arkansas 71801 with staff roles. It lists subscription prices by carrier, in-state, and out-of-state mail options, plus a college student offer and assorted advertising contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope
Ark
P.O
Area 501
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike, Clark and Miller
Arkansas
Ex-Player Alleges Pro Gridders Fueled by Drugs
Former NFL lineman Dave Meggyesy accuses players and trainers of widespread drug use and under the table payoffs. He cites steroids amphetamines and barbiturates, saying some teams dispense drugs like candy. Meggyesy criticizes dehumanizing football and paid under-the-table arrangements seen since his Syracuse days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
National Football League
Dave Meggyesy
St. Louis Cardinals
NFL
Megggyesy
Look Magazine
Meggyesy
Syracuse University
Cardinals
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Syracuse
John Corbally
Ben Schwartzwalder
Don Weiss
Worster powers Texas past SMU with four TDs in comeback
Fullback Steve Worster ran for four touchdowns and 144 yards as Texas defeated SMU, lifting his season total to 637 yards on 109 carries. Royal noted Worster’s hip bruise from the SMU game should not affect Baylor. Linebacker Scott Henderson has a swollen knee and may miss Baylor, with Stan Mauldin or Tommy Woodard stepping in. Texas’ defense was better aside from four long passes for 165 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponies
Steve Worster
Royal
Worster
SMU
Baylor
Scott Henderson
Stan Mauldin
Tommy Woodard
Mauldin
Texas
Casper Tops Money List While Trevino Leads Points
Billy Casper led all money winners with 146,372 dollars for the year, while Lee Trevino held the points lead after PGA Tour finishes. Trevino's advantage shrank to half a point as Bruce Crampton closed in, with 1,335.6 points to Trevino's 1,336.1. Hiskey won Sahara Open with 20,000 dollars, boosting his 1970 earnings to 26,625.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Casper
Polf
Lee Trevino
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Babe Hiskey
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Hiskey
Sahara
Hudson Rises to Second in NBA Scoring Race
AP reports Lou Hudson of the Atlanta Hawks surged from sixth to second in the NBA scoring race after 102 points in his last three games. He trails Lew Alcindor of the Milwaukee Bucks, who averages 32.3 points per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Lou Hudson
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
NBA
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee Bucks
Hudson
Cleveland
Alcindor
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Dick Snyder
Seattle
Jack Marin
Baltimore
Snyder
Marin
Len Wilkens
Jerry West
Backhand Shot Regains Edge As NHL Curved Blade Banned
Vic Hadfield and peers adapt to the NHL ruling that pared sticks to a half inch curve. Mikita Hull Esposito Hadfield Gilbert discuss new backhand play, puck control, and confidence after the curved blade era ends. Hull notes speed, Hadfield gains control in corners, Mikita laments straight-stick limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Vic Hadfield
New York Ranger
Hadfield
National Hockey League
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
Phil Esposito
Boston
New York
Rod Gilbert
NHL
Mikita
Hull
Vic
Gilbert
Ranger
Rotary Club Hearing Esposito on hockey curve and local talk
Esposito discusses hockey stick curve and preference for full inch or straight blade. Rotary Club event in Hope Arkansas on Friday October 30 featured Mountaine Poultry official Bill Hairr detailing Mountaire operations and Southwestern Frozen Foods, with attendees from several firms and Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hope Rotary Club
Bob Roberts
Bill Hairr
Mountaine Poultry Company
Mountaine Poultry
Southwestern Frozen Foods
Hope
Mountaire
Cameron Feed Mills
North Little Rock
Nashville
C.R
Dick” Moore
Lee Dingee
Shreveport
Ben Hogan Company
Dick Rowand
Little Rock
Les Mills
Arkadelphia
Harvey Odom
North Hollywood
Calif
J.W. Rowe
Garden bids for Ali Bonavena title bout in New York
New York Madison Square Garden joins the race to secure the Muhammad Ali Oscar Bonavena fight. Garden boxing director Harry Markson said a decision will come within 24 hours. Other bids come from Atlanta and Miami for the scheduled December 7 heavyweight bout. Ali, who defeated Jerry Quarry in Atlanta, has agreed to meet Bonavena, with promoter Chris Dundee involved. Terry Brennan, the Garden match maker, says Ali prefers New York and Dundee would transfer the contract for a fee.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali
Oscar Bonavena
Harry Markson
The
Garden
Atlanta
Miami
Ali
Jerry Quarry
Bonavena
Chris Dundee
Miami Beach
Terry Brennan
Dundee
Sandra Haynie Wins 1970 LPGA Player of the Year
Sandra Haynie, Fort Worth native and Runaway Bay resident, earned the 1970 LPGA Player of the Year on points, edging Kathy Whitworth who had claimed the honor since 1966. Haynie, 27, describes her trophy display as modest, revealing a preference for pants outfits and lighthearted knee injury recovery from 1969. She recalls a career totaling 19 tournament wins and notes her limited use of her leg at the season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karoql Stonger
Associated Press
NEW York
Sandra Haynie
Texas
LPGA
Miss Haynie
Fort Worth
Runaway Bay
Tex
Sandy
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra
Carol Mann
del Ray Beach
Fla
Burnett Starts Slow Recovery From Surgery
Arkansas tailback Bill Burnett began a slow recovery after shoulder separation surgery from Saturday's game with Texas A&M. Doctors said he came through without complications and could return in about five to six weeks, aiming for a bowl game. Burnett hopes to be back in five weeks for the Texas showdown. In other notes, Cowboys split end Bob Hayes is probable to start in New York after a groin injury, and Dave Soutar won a two-pin decision in the Bellows-Valvar Open despite trailing in pins, earning bonus match points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Arkansas
Bill Burnett
Texas A&m
Burnett
Razorbacks
Texas
Associated Press
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes
New York
New York Giants
Hayes
Cowboys
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Dave Soular
Gilroy
Calif
Nelson Burton Jr
Burton
Soutar
Episcopalian Bishop Installed in Arkansas
The Rt. Rev. Christoph Keller Jr. was installed as the 10th Episcopal Bishop of Arkansas at Trinity Cathedral. In his first sermon he urged reconciliation between church and world and to enlarge church boundaries, saying God is with all people. He will oversee about 50 priests in 25 parishes and 27 missions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Christoph Keller Jr
Arkansas
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Keller
Perry's and Spring Hill Post Win Big In Local Games
Perry's downed Monte's Barbers 85 to 78 led by Lee with 25 and Henley 24. Odom 22 and Hatfield 14 for Monte's. Spring Hill edged Blevins 92 to 89 in overtime as Andrews and Souter 26 each for Spring Hill and Bonds 24 Neese 18 for Blevins. Wednesday night Monte's vs Blevins and Spring Hill vs Perrys.
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Perry
Monte
Barbers
Lee
Henley
Odom
Hatfield
Spring Hill
Blevins
Andrews
Souter
Bonds
Neese
Monte's
Perrys
Italy and China Near Diplomatic Relations Accord
Diplomatic sources say Italy and Red China are close to an agreement to establish diplomatic relations after secret talks in Paris spanning over 18 months. Meetings continued this week with a final issue the wording of Formosa statements, Rome silent on the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Red China
L'Unita
Communist Party
ADN Kronos
Rome
Peking
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Fights Monday's Fights in Philadelphia and Windsor
Kenny Briscoe of Philadelphia stopped Harold Richardson of Windsor Ontario at 159 pounds. Jimmy Meilleur of New York outpointed Connie James of Cleveland at middleweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Kenny Briscoe
Harold Richardson
Windsor
Jimmy Meilleur
New York City
Connie James
Cleveland
Rose Bowl Is Starting to Build
In Broward and Palm Beach counties a two mile offshore sewage patch nicknamed the Rose Bowl is spreading raw waste from Miami Beach. Eco-Command Force 70 joined Gov Claude Kirk and the Miami News in releasing 700 bottles with postcards to raise awareness. Since Oct 22 bottles washed ashore from Pompano Beach to Dania, yielding 62 cards to the News and 47 to Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Broward
Palm Beach
Atlantic
Eco-Commando Force 70
Claude Kirk
The
Miami News
Kirk
George Gardner
Pompano Beach
Boca Raton
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood
Port Everglades
Dania
Rose Bowl
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Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
42Nd St
N.Y
Penobscot. Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rotary Club
Esposito
Mote Peeke
HMU Mella
Lmchgo
Espo
Boom Boom Geoffrion
Montreal
Rangers
Bill Wray
Coleman Fuel
LON
Stuart Hall
Havoline
Gibson
V-T-Lok Raeeeree
ZEBCO
Gibson's
Howard
Gibco Corp
Perry's
Spring Hill Post
China
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