Baseball Writers Crown 1969 Cy Young Winners
Mike Cuellar and Denny McLain tied with ten votes each for the American League Cy Young Award on a 24 member panel. Jim Perry and Dave McNally split remaining votes while Tom Seaver led the National League with 25 wins and 23 votes. McLain expressed surprise at not being the pennant winner in San Jose.
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Hope Star and Sports Notes from Hope Ark and MLB Signatures
The Hope Star notes its 1929 publication details and lists staff leadership and mailing info. The sports items discuss baseball players and teams including McLain’s 24.9 record with the Tigers, Cuellar and Perry trades, and Mel Nally’s Orioles stats, with pennant race context and earned run averages.
State in Big Jump in Standings in AP Small College Poll
The AP small college poll shows North Dakota State maintaining the top spot after an 41-13 win over Northern Iowa. Montana and Delaware rise while Arkansas State improves to fourth. several teams tumble after weekend losses, reshaping the top 20 with Montana, Delaware, and Akron climbing.
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Injuries Hit Bobcats Still Favored Over Lincoln
Hope Bobcats remain favorites in a 4IAA Western Division game at Hammons Stadium Friday night facing Lincoln Tigers. Key Hope players Martin Lloyd and Jones deal with leg and foot injuries, while Lincoln showcases a solid backfield led by Murphy and runners Madison Porchin and Horne. Lincoln struggled to score recently, while Hope’s defense faces a tough test from the Tigers passing game as injuries loom for Hope.
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Solunar Tables and Knight’s Table Advice
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan daily fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights optimal times for sport and cover, encouraging use of the data to maximize outdoor success.
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Indiana Coach Wins Dismissal Over Negro Drill Boycott
Indiana University coach John Pont dismissed ten Negro varsity players after a second boycott of drills while four others returned to practice and planned to play Iowa. The move follows unexcused absences with no stated grievances. track eligibility for Larry Highbaugh remains intact.
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Parkers Slack Off for Game With Rice
Fayetteville Arkansas AP fourth ranked Arkansas Razorbacks relax preparations for Saturdays game against Rice Owls after a 14 hour Wednesday session in pads. Coach Frank Broyles notes Ovvl quarterback Stahle Vincent is the fastest signal caller faced this year and Rice split end Larry Davis could pose problems with his high pass total and Rice receiving records.
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Hazen trounces Heber Springs 28 to 0 in football
Arkansas high school football recap shows Hazen shutting out Heber Springs 28 to 0 while Lit Mills powers Bryant to a 32 to 6 victory.
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Foxy Parent Wins Carleton Stakes at Greenwood Juicy Track
In Toronto and Louisville context, Foxy Parent captured the 313 125 Carleton Stakes at Greenwood Juicy Track on Wednesday after being sold for 60 000 dollars to William Caeus of Louisville Kentucky.
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Hockey Scores and Tie Results Across League
The Associated Press reports Wednesday NHL results include Minnesota 2 Montreal 2 and Chicago 3 New York 1. St Louis 4 Boston 4 tied. Detroit 4 Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles 6 Toronto 2. Upcoming: Montreal at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit and Friday New York at Oakland.
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Maxwell Is Lighter Play Is Better
Arkansas Razorbacks fullback Bruce Maxwell shed ten pounds to 212 and improved speed and scoring pace. Now seventh in SWC rushing with 386 yards on 72 carries at 5.4 yards per rush, he also boosts the passing game and blocking for Bill Burnett. Coach Don Breaux and Frank Broyles praise his improved conditioning, hands, and instinct, with prospects of pro play ahead. Maxwell quips he prefers running, while his blocking opens lanes and he remains a powerful force on the field.
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Fights Writeaday's Fights in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Nevada Zara Fal ley 218 Chandler Arizona out pointed Billy Joiuvy 14 Cincinnati Ohio in a boxing bout. Outcome listed as a decision with Fal ley gaining the victory over Joiuvy in a tense match.
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Bobcats and rival teams duel for state titles and prestige
In Little Rock and across Arkansas, Lincoln and Russellville clash for regional honors as Catholic, Russellville, Marianna Strong, Arkadelphia, and Camden Fairview chase West and conference championships. Key games feature Catholic quarterback Jimmy Doolittle and standout runners like Qzell Collier, with scores highlighted for the week and a long list of district selections.
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Attendance Up in National League in 1969
Attendance in National League rose by 3,373,588 fans in 1969 versus 1968 as two teams joined the league and a close West race boosted turnout. New York led with 2,175,373 fans, pulling ahead in the final weeks.
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Nicklaus credits diet for mental edge in Hawaii
Nicklaus said shedding 20 pounds through a diet gave him greater mental discipline, not just a physical boost, as he prepared for the Hawaiian Open. He noted he was 190 pounds and in solid form after recent wins, aiming to translate discipline into golf.
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Basketball scores and schedule from November 6 1989
Pro basketball results list Cincinnati 133 over San Diego 120 and Baltimore 139 over Philadelphia 130 with several flagged matchups including Atlanta at Chicago and San Francisco at Cincinnati. ABA results feature Indiana 104 over New York 98 and Carolina 124 over Kentucky 109 in double overtime.
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Cards Reds Swap Two Pitchers In Midseason Deal
In St Louis, the Cardinals and Reds completed a swap sending right hander Ray Washburn and right hander George Culver to new teams. Washburn, 31, logged a 3.07 ERA with three wins and eight losses as both starter and reliever for St Louis last season. He and Culver have each pitched a no hitter in their careers.
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