Lincoln Tigers visit Hope Bots in 4-AA West clash
Lincoln Tigers led by quarterback Cleveland Murphy and targets Robert Gulley and Milton Cook visit Hope High in a 4-AA Western Division showdown. Hope's Rondie Higgins wary of Lincoln's passing game as injuries affect Hope tailbacks Artis Martin and Thomas Lloyd. Friday’s game shapes a possible three way tie in 4-AA West. Fairview heads to Philadelphia, Arkadelphia expected to win.
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Fairview
Arkadelphia
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Magnolia
Linebacker Is Player of the Week for Auburn
Auburn linebacker Sonny Ferguson starred against Florida, catching three passes as a defensive back, intercepting three Florida passes, and making eight tackles plus two assists. He graded 92 percent in 85 of 94 plays, with two saves on touchdowns and a 39 yard return to set up a score. The three picks tied the SEC record.
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Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 1927 Consolidated
The Hope Star published weekdays from The Star Building Hope Arkansas with staff including Alex Washburn president editor Donal Parker vice president and advertising manager and C M Pod Rogers managing editor. It is a member of AP and regional press associations with national ad representatives listed in Memphis Dallas Chicago Detroit Oklahoma City and New York.
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Florida Back Takes Over Offense Title
Florida quarterback John Reaves, a 6 foot 3 inch sophomore, overtook Purdue’s Mike Phipps for the major college total offense lead after seven games. Reaves passed for 369 yards on 33 completions in a 63 pass attempt effort as Florida fell to Auburn. Ed Marinaro widened his rushing lead with 1,023 yards on 182 carries. Clarence Davis trailed with 968 yards. Chuck Hixson continued to lead in passing despite SMU’s 45-14 loss to Texas.
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Southern Methodist
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Broyles Warns Over Rice Owls For Arkansas
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Rice presents learning problems with new defensive formations and a wingback setup. The Razorbacks, ranked fourth, practiced in pads focusing on the passing game amid preparations for the Saturday matchup.
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Oklahoma Missouri in Key Game for Election Week Picks
An AP roundup previews Saturday football games led by Oklahoma at Missouri with pundits split. Dan Devine praises Oklahoma talent while Missouri’s defense is questioned, and injuries trouble Terry McMillan. Other games feature Kansas State at Oklahoma State, Nebraska host Kansas, Colorado at Kansas, Alabama at LSU, Georgia at Florida, Michigan State at Purdue, Iowa at Indiana, Wyoming at Utah, Princeton at Harvard, and Pacific at San Diego State.
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NBA and ABA Tuesday results and matchups listed
The Associated Press reports Tuesday basketball results and upcoming games. NBA scores include Philadelphia 113 over Chicago 124, Seattle 116 over Detroit 102, New York 116 over Phoenix, with other scores noted as Baltimore at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Cincinnati. ABA results show Washington 11 7 and Indiana at New York with additional regional matchups.
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Knicks Run to Seventh Straight in NBA Action
The New York Knicks sprinted to a 116-99 victory over the Phoenix Suns for their seventh win in a row and 12th in 13 games, led by Willis Reed with 34 points. In other games, Philadelphia beat Chicago 113-109, Baltimore toppled San Francisco 124-105, Seattle defeated Detroit 116-102, and Washington beat Carolina 117-107 in ABA play. Marcel Rozier aboard Kilt won the American course at Brussels Show.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Hunting and Fishing Times
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan days for optimal sport. The schedule highlights periods when fish and game are most active, encouraging activities during peak times for better success.
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No Bowl for Notre Dame amid policy and bowl rumors
Notre Dame maintains a no bowl policy after four decades though coach Ara Parseghian says a bowl invitation could come if wins continue. The Big Ten reaffirms no repeat Rose Bowl rule and bans other bowl appearances for conference members. Also Yvan Gournoyer to return for a Canadiens game with a face protector after a fractured nose.
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Broyles Breaks His Political Tradition
Frank Broyles, head coach of the University of Arkansas, breaks an 11 year pattern by endorsing a regional airport. In an open letter to Razorback fans he backs the $5 million airport at Tonttown, Washington County, noting air travel is vital to recruiting top athletes and that Drake Field at Fayetteville cannot handle large jets. A separate election on the Benton County tax issue was set for November 18 after voters approved a 16 mill tax last September.
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Tuesday Fights Highlight Miami Beach Card
In Miami Beach Baby Luis, at 133 pounds, outpointed Mario Lautemann of Philadelphia. Montreal's Joey Durelle, at 155 pounds, stopped Bobby Payzant of Freeport, Maine.
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Maine
Foreign Entries for Washington International at Laurel
Three foreign entrants for next Tuesday's $150,000 Washington International were expected at Laurel Race Course. San Florestan of Venezuela, Hitchcock of Germany, and Karabas of England traveled by air, joining Take Shiba O of Japan already in Maryland. Additional U.S. entries Caul Alexander and Hawaii and French entries Goodly and Grandier were due later. In soccer, Southampton and Victoria Guimaraes tied 3-3 in the first leg of a European Intercities Cup round two.
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Oakland Still Leads League in Statistics
Oakland remains atop the league in passing and total offense after their first loss of the season. Kansas City moved to first in the Western Division and leads in rushing and every defensive category, with Oakland surpassing New York in total offense and holding top passing yards. The Chiefs’ totals include 1,587 rushing yards allowed and 1,024 pass defense yards.
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Nicklaus II Favored in Hawaii Open at Watalau Course
Jack Nicklaus remains the favorite in the $125,000 Hawaiian Open at Waialae Country Club. The 72-hole event starts Thursday with a 7,020-yard par 72 layout and a $25,060 winner’s purse. Palmer Trevino Moody Beard Floyd Crampton Archer January others feature in a 144-player field.
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Associated Press
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