Friday television logs for November 7, 1969
Television listings show a Friday schedule from 6:00 to 7:12 with programs including Get Smart World of Music Brady Bunch and The Good Guys, plus segments Weather and sports updates. Note: OCR noise obscures some titles.
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Fridep
Hope Star and Hope Star Press Consolidation History
A historical note on how The Star and The Press merged in 1929 to form the Hope Star, tracing the 1899 Star of Hope origins, earlier Hope newspapers, and key owners and leadership through consolidation and later ownership shifts. Names include Claude McCorkle, Ed McCorkle, C.E. Palmer, A. Washburn, and Mrs. Palmer, with regional ties to Hempstead County and Texarkana Newspapers.
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HOPE
Star of Hope
Claude McCorkle
McCorkle
Hope News
Lowry Brothers
Withers & Johnson
Hope Telegraph
Curtis Cannon
Hempstead County Review
Cannon
DA. Gean
Morning Hope Daily Press
C.E. Palmer
A.H. Washburn
Star and the Press
Hope Star
Palmer
Washburn
Star Publishing Co
Texarkana Newspapers, Inc
Broadcast slate with varied classic TV and film items
A dense schedule lists dozens of programs across channels from early morning to late night, naming shows like Twilight Zone, Green Acres, Wide World of Sports, and The Outcasts of Poker Flat, with films such as Houdini and The Gambler from Natchez and numerous regional promos and reruns.
Sunday Morning Radio Schedule Chaos
Broadcast listings show a dense slate from early morning to late night featuring Sunrise Semester This Is The Life Daniel Across the Fence and several cartoons and Westerns. Notable programs include Penelope Pitstop George of the Jungle Dudley Do-Right and Johnny Quest with sports coverage NFL pre games college football the Arkansas State football game and a Gunsmoke feature.
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Ugh Lights
Georgia
Tommorrow
Penelope Pitstop
Superman
Oral. Roberts
George of the
Dudley
Herald of Truth
Cathedral
Christopher
Texarkana Town
Camera
Texarkana College
Gomer Pyle
Dark Shadows
Big Valley
Arkansas A.M
Lucille Ball
Debbie Drake
Marshal Dillon
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Falcons Rally Stuns Bulls In Frantic Chicago Tilt
In Chicago, 9,087 fans witness a wild finish as the Hawks erase a 17 point hole in nine minutes. Lou Hudson ties the game with 15 seconds left, then fouls and free throws seal a 124 122 lead. A disputed final seconds play leaves the outcome in dispute and a Bulls protest to the league looming.
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Chicago
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Buzer
Atlanta
Bulls
Pat Williams
Walter Kennedy
Hawks
Lou Hudson
Clem Haskins
Tom Boerwinkle
Raker
Motta
Richie Guerin
Rakel
Madden
Blues Power Play Erupts In 5-2 NHL Win At Detroit
St Louis leads West with 16 power play goals in 12 games after a 5-2 victory over Detroit as Montreal shuts down Philadelphia 4-1. Berenson nets twice and Goyette adds a PP marker aiding the Blues surge. Canadiens move into first in the East with Detroit idle.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Blues
Detroit
Red Wings
Montreal
Philadelphia Flyer
Red Berenson
Phil Goy
Ette
Berenson
Larry Keenan
Canadiens
Boston
Philadelphia
Bill Sutherland
NHL
Yvan Cournoyer
Mickey Redmond
Claude Provost
Jacques Laplerriere
Perry's Truckers Beat Magnolia 115 to 87
Perry's Truckers defeated Magnolia's Independent team 115 to 87 at Guernsey gym on Wednesday night November 5. Wayne Lee scored 36 for Perry's, with 26 from Paul Henley and 23 from Vic Massanelli. Magnolia's Ken Allen led with 30 and Evy Brett Jones added 25. Perry's played with five players, no substitutes, Magnolia to return next week.
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Guernsey
Perry’s
Truckers
Magnolia
Perry
Perry's
Wayne Lee
Paul Henley
Vic Massanelli
Ken Allen
Evybrett Jones
Henderson's Hart High in Statistics
Kansas City AP reports Henderson State College quarterback Tommy Hart ranks fifth in total offense and sixth in scoring with 1,672 yards and 80 points. He also stands 15th in rushing with 867 yards. Doug Freeze leads receivers with 641 yards. Quachita ranks ninth in passing defense as Henderson also sits 25th in rushing offense.
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Kansas City
Staistics
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Henderson State College
Tommy Hart
Hart
John Wayne Cunningham
Quachua Baptist University
Charles Harkless
Arkansas Am&n
Doug Freeze
OBU
Quachita
Henderson
Arkansas A&m
Hockey Raid May Bring a Merger
Baltimore AP report says talk of a rival league for professional hockey is under consideration. Robert C. Embry of the Orioles Clippers notes raids on the NHL as a possible path, with future discussions likely amid rising franchise prices. Clippers and Cleveland interests exited bidding for two NHL franchises planned for next season.
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Baltimore
American Hockey League
Baltimore Clippers
National Hockey League
Robert C. Embry
Embry
NHL
Clippers
Cleveland
Arkansas Coach Previews Rice Showdown After Big Win
Arkansas coach Broyles analyzed last week’s win, warning not to relax as they prepare to face Rice. He noted Rice shifting to more zone coverage and stressed keeping Dicus Morri son and Rees covered, while Montgomery remains a key threat. Injuries could force Roger Harnish to start at defensive end.
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Broyles
Arkaneey
Houst Broyles
Mt Ie Aire
Rice
Arkansas
Owls
Bill Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
A& His
Montgomery
Baylor
Cme
A&m
Roger Harnish
Fort Smith Northside Tops Horace Mann on Thursday Night
Robert Owens surged for 161 rushing yards on 30 carries and two touchdowns to lift Fort Smith Northside to a 23-12 win over Little Rock Horace Mann. Billy Joe Releford, sidelined by a knee injury last week, remains out for the season.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Robert Owens
Billy Joe Releford
Fort Smith Northside
Little Rock
Horace Mann
Releford
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