Poll rounds North Little Rock, Jonesboro tops high school rankings
Jonesboro jumps to No 1 in AP poll after a 28-0 win over Fort Rest City. North Little Rock drops to second after a bye. Arkadelphia and Rogers follow, with LR Catholic moving up to seventh as Class AA leaders. Other votes and rankings listed for Class A and B teams.
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World Invitational Gymnastics Tournament Opens In Winnipeg
The three day world invitational gymnastics tournament begins in Winnipeg with entries from the Soviet Union Japan Yugoslavia France the United States Canada and others. East Germany abstained and Japan sends a new team after its recent world titles while Russia notes it matters little who Japan fields following the Yugoslav world championships setback.
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Baltimore Edges Green Bay In Pro Football Thriller
Baltimore Colts defeated the Green Bay Packers 13-10 in Milwaukee. Sam Havrilak opened with a 54 yard pass to Roy Jefferson on the first play, then Jerry Hill added a 15 yard TD run. Unitas led an 80 yard drive for another score as Baltimore moved to 7-1 while Green Bay fell to 4-4. The Colts intercepted four Horn passes to raise their season total to 17 in four games.
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Arkansas Works on Passing in Prep for SMU
Fayetteville Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the team spent 60 minutes Monday practicing passing and pass defense as they prepare for Saturday's game with SMU. He noted SMU uses many formations and players must be ready for everything.
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Notre Dame Tops AP Poll After Pittsburg Rout
Notre Dame rose to No. 1 in the AP college football poll after routing Pittsburgh 46-14 as Texas edged Baylor 21-14 to stay close. The Fighting Irish collected 23 of 46 first place votes and 922 points, with Texas 13 first-place votes and 783 points. Ohio State, Nebraska and Michigan followed, while LSU moved into ninth and Air Force dropped from ninth to 13th after a loss.
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Hanging Out College Grid Wash
AP column recaps a rough weekend for Eastern officials in college football. Narrative notes blunders by game officials at Syracuse Army Yale Penn and Delaware Lehigh, plus praise for standout players Dan Fouts and Ernie Jennings. It mentions Air Force versus Stanford and Wisconsin versus Ohio State, with quotes on Rex Kern and Jackie Walker and a remark on Ed Marinaro’s sprinting style.
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Tech coach dodges bowl talk after tough win
Texas Tech, 7-2, 4-1 in the Southwest Conference, beat Texas Christian 22-14 to reinforce post season chatter. Doug McCutchen rushed for 204 yards as TCU stumbled, misplays and fumbles leaving Horned Frogs frustrated while Tech eyed potential Peach Cotton or Sun Bowl appearances, coach Jim Carlen reserving judgment.
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O J Simpson Doubtful For Bills This Week
Buffalo Bills coach John Rauch says O J Simpson is unlikely to play this week after being discharged from Buffalo General Hospital following a left knee sprain sustained in the previous game against the Cincinnati Bengals. The prognosis remains cautious as further evaluation is pending.
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Basketball standings and schedule for 1970 NBA Pacific Division
The 1970 NBA standings show Los Angeles atop the Pacific with 7 wins and 3 losses, followed by San Francisco at 7 with a 2 game lead, Seattle 7 8, San Diego 6 9, and Portland 5 8. The schedule lists multiple matchups including Philadelphia at Atlanta and Los Angeles at Chicago among others.
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First Names Are Leading the Scoring
Boston's Bruins top the NHL scoring race led by Phil Esposito and Johnny McKenzie with Ken Hodge close behind. Esposito has 22 points, McKenzie 19, Hodge 17, sharing third with Jean Beliveau, while Johnny Bucyk and Bobby Orr sit at 14 as Detroit's Howe, Maki, and Hall and Ratelle also reach seven to five players in the chase.
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