Fort Smith Tops Arkansas High School Poll In AP Results
Fort Smith Northside dominating with 14 first place votes and an 11-0 record leads the AP Arkansas High School Football Poll. Springdale, Texarkana, Conway and Little Rock rivals vie behind, with Malvern and Pine Bluff climbing in Class AA and other teams contending for positions across classifications.
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Star City
Berryville
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LA Hall
LA Central
Hamburg
Marianna
Sheridan
National League rules clash with AL on expansion plans
The National League held an informal meeting accusing the American League of rule violations as it expands to Seattle and Kansas City. President Warren Giles said NL will not oppose AL expansion, plans a joint meeting in Mexico City on November 30, and cited possible bids from Buffalo Dallas-Fort Worth San Diego Milwaukee Toronto Montreal and Denver.
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Milwaukee
Toronto
Usime
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Baseball
Denver
Grid Hall of Famer Dies at 71 in Baltimore
Grid Hall of Famer Melaren, a University of Pittsburgh football star and 1916 to 1918 captain, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Baltimore after a heart attack. He retired in 1964 as director of industrial recreation at the Mar-Wu Mantetta Corp.
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Jallowlog & Heard
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PIU
Lady Cats Warm Up With Big Victory Over Prescott
Hope Lady Cats sweep Prescott in a 42 15 practice win at Jones Field. Nellie Churchwell Donna Byers Kay Coleman and Jenny Callicott led scoring with Carol Anthony totaling 18. Prescott's Brown topped their side with 7 as Kitty Cats fell to 14 46 in the junior game, promising strong season ahead.
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Howse
Hope Lady Cats
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Nellie Churchwell
Donna Byers
Kay Coleman
Jenny Callicott
Charlotte Gibson
Carol Anthony
Kathryn Coleman
Jo McKamle
Retha Adams
Gail Hartsfield
Mary Beth Millican
Brown
Hope Jr. High Kitty Cats
Prescott Girls
Kitty Cats
Dee Singleton
Hope
Belinda East
Louise Kramer
Lavender
Perry
Bradley
Jones Field House
Hull Could Crash to Scoring Lead
NEW YORK AP Bobby Hull maintains a goal a game pace as he nears the NHL 400 goal club before Christmas. Hull needs 16 goals in 14 games to become the fourth player to reach 400, then could threaten the 60-goal season record. All-time leader Gordie Howe sits at 659, with Maurice Richard and Jean Beliveau among the 400+ scorers. Hull’s 14 goals boost his league lead to 21 points, with Howe second at 18. Other top scorers and assists leaders are listed, along with goaltending averages and defensemen penalties.
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Chicago
Bobby Hull
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Black Hawks
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Montreal
Maurice Richard
Jean Beeiveau
Canadiens
Rumerup Howe
Yvan Cournoyer
Jean Ratelle
Andy Bathgate
Pittsburgh
Billy Hicke
Ashland
Alex Delvecchio
UCLA Tops in Grid Poll After Beavers Beat USC
UCLA rises to No 1 in the Associated Press college football poll after Oregon State defeats Southern California 3-0. Tennessee Purdue Indiana Wyoming and Oklahoma also climb, while UCLA crushed Washington 48-0 and faces USC this Saturday in a key West Coast Rose Bowl bid game. Oregon State moves to eighth, Notre Dame holds ninth, NC State drops to tenth.
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Associated Press
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Army poised for historic bowl bid after Pittsburgh win
Army, at 9-1, seeks its first postseason game as Sugar, Orange and Sugar Bowl races unfold. Tennessee and Oklahoma target bids if they win. Alabama, NC State, Miami and Auburn also in the mix. Rose Bowl stakes hinge on USC/UCLA clash and Indiana's Big Ten title bid. Panama City note ends with Panama’s sunrise.
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Fred Glaze resigns as Hope Bobcats head coach
Fred Glaze resigns as head football coach of the Hope Bobcats effective immediately after three seasons in the role. He will become Southwest Arkansas General Agent for Paramount Life Insurance Co. of Arkansas and remains based in Hope with his family. Glaze cited a new business opportunity and thanked Hope residents for their support.
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Hope Bobcats
Glaze
Southwest Arkansas
Paramount Life Insurance Co
Arkansas
Hope
People of Hope
Rison
Fort Jackson
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Ted
King Keeps Lead in Scoring
King Jim of the San Francisco Warriors holds the NBA scoring lead with 374 points and a 23.4 average, while Len Wilkens of St. Louis trails with 366. Wilt Chamberlain tops field goal percentage at 60.7, Nate Thurmond of San Francisco leads rebounds at 24.6, Bob Weiss of Seattle is the free throw leader, and Wilkens tops assists with 7.0 per game.
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Jim King
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
King
Len Wilkans
St. Louis
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelpha
Nate Thurmood
San Francisco
Bob Weiss
Seattle
Aiu
Wilkens
Trojans and UCLA Meet Saturday in Rose Bowl
UCLA and USC prepare for a big Saturday clash in the Rose Bowl. Zenon Andrusyshyn leads UCLA with a 46 yard punting average and is key to field goals. O J Simpson stars for USC as Jo Lawrence recovers from a knee injury.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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John McKay
Southern California
McKay
Andrusyshyn
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Washington
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Greg Jones
Prothro
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Halfack O. J. Simpson
USC
Jo Lawrence
Gregon State
Last second long shot sinks Pacers in ABA thriller
Mark Ness hit a one handed shot at the buzzer to lift the Pacers 119 118 over Dallas as New Orleans beat Anaheim 106 98 in another ABA game. Fred Lewis led Indiana with 28, Rob Verga and Cliff Fiagan had 30 for the Chaparrals. Ted Abernathy set a NL record by appearing in his 1455th game.
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