Basketball Season to Open Here at Jones Field House
A long-awaited start arrives as the 67 68 season opens at Jones Field House with the Lady Cats and Bobcats set to host Bradley. Coach Charlotte Gibson trims the Lady Cats to 15 players, led by seniors Carol Anthony and Kay Coleman, and juniors Joanne Reynolds and Debbie Powell, as the new jackets debut and hopes rise for record attendance. The piece also notes college football intrigue with Arkansas MU at the Cotton Bowl and Malvern Leopards facing Fairview for the 4 AA title, plus brief boxing results from three cities.
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Ralph Bouton
Walt
Hets
Jones Field House
Lady Cats
Bobcats
Kitty Cats
Bradley
Carol Anthony
Kay Coleman
Vickie Reeves
Gail Hartsfield
Sandra May
Donna Byers
Kathryn Coleman
Nellie Churchwell
Joanne Reynolds
Jo McKamle
Debbie Powell
Jenny Callicott
Mary Beth Millican
Retha Adams
Sharon East
Hope High School
Dallas
Malvern Leopards
Fairview Cardinals
Malvern
Fairview
Make the Most of Your Deer Kill Extension Bulletin
The Agricultural Extension Service offers a bulletin on processing a deer to maximize flavor and texture. It cites causes of strong venison flavor and provides uses for every cut. Free bulletin available by calling PR7-5771.
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Agricultural Extension Service Bulletin
Agricultural Extension Bulletin
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Casper Has Record in California
Casper shoots a 63 at La Costa to set the course record and win the $5,000 pro-am prelude to the Haigh Scotch Golf Championships. The two time national Open champion birdied seven times and eagled once on the 6,642 yard layout, earning $500 as local fans witnessed the victory.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Billy Casper
Casper
la Costa Country Club
Miler Barber
Sherman
Tex
San Diego
Andy Glover
Florence
5.C
Doane Betuan
Jack McGowan
Ted Makalena
Dick Sikes
Gene Littler
Tommy Jacobs
Don Fairfield
Pete Brown
Ken Stilt
Tacoma
Wash
Los Angeles Dodger
Sanly Koufax
la Costas Club
Merv Adelson
Frankie Avalon
John Lolz
Hayward
George Rains
Pon Briggs
Frank King
Malvern Leopards to face Fairview in 4AA title clash
Malvern and Fairview meet for the Div 4AA football championship Friday night at Malvern. The Leopards boast the league’s top defense and a 6 0 1 conference mark, while the Cardinals are 6 1 0 with the top offense in the league. Coaches David Aple and George Branch moulded their teams into contenders as the season nears its end.
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Malvern Leopards
Fairview Cardinals
Malvern
Fairs View
Leopards
Cardinals
Crossett
Fairview
David Aple
George Branch
Camden
Smackover
Crosselt
Hamburg
Warren
Arkadelphia
Magnolia
DeQueen
Hope
Nashville
WLT Malvern Leopards
Crossett Eagles
Magnolia Panthers
Smackover Bucks
Unitas Regains Loop Lead With Prolific Falcons Win
New York AP reports Johnny Unitas regained the NFL passing lead after a 35 minute debut against Atlanta. He completed 17 of 20 for 370 yards and four TDs, including a 12 straight completion stretch, before halftime. Other leaders remained, with Leroy Kelly atop rushing and Homer Jones the TD catch leader.
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New York
Johnny Unitas
Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington
Willie H Richardson
Baltimore
Jeremy Smith
Homer Jones
HOPEAR Hockey Night Results Highlight NHL Schedule
National Hockey League scores and upcoming games listed by The Associated Press. Tuesday's results show Montreal at Minnesota and Boston at Toronto among matchups. Thursday’s slate includes New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Oakland.
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Associated Press
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball League
Pittsburgh
Oaks
LaVern Taft
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Eastern Basketball League
Tart
Barons
John Brusky
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Houston
Anaheim
Minnesota
Kentucky
National Basketball Association
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National Hockey League
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Toronto
Chicago
Los Angeles
ABA
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Calhas
New Orleans
New Jersey
Indiana
Denver
Yaztrzemski Wins AL MVP On Unanimous Path For 1967
Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski won the American League MVP award, collecting 19 first-place votes and 275 points. Harmon Killebrew finished second with 161 points, while Bill Freehan and Joe Horlen followed in the top 10. Yastrzemski led in home runs with 44, RBI at 121, and batted .326, delivering crucial runs as Boston clinched the pennant.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Tovar
Yastraemski
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
Yastrzemski
Killebrew
RBI
Boston Star
Twins
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Yaz
Sox
Detroit
Atv
Treelian
Horlen
Kaline
Lonborg
Cy Young
Tuvar
Broyles Praises Parkers After Arkansas Practice
Arkansas Razorbacks coach Frank Broyles lauded fundamentals in a 90 minute pad workout. Qb Ronny South showed improvement aided by receivers Max Peacock Mike Sigman and David Dickey. Ketcher out with shoulder nerve issue. Dew to start. Parkers to work on kicking game next.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Ronny South
South
Max Peacock
Mike Sigman
David Dickey
Broyles
Celtics Narrowly Top Supersonics In MSG Thriller
Celtics edge Seattle 114 111 at Madison Square Garden as Rod Weiss scores 29 in 24 minutes including 16 in the fourth quarter to rally the Supersonics. Knicks crush Rockets 122 109 in nightcap. Pistons end Hawks streak 124 107. 76ers top Royals 122 102.
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EL Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Rod Weiss
Boston
Boston Celtics
Weiss
Seattle Supersonics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Weils
Supersonics
Celtics
National Basketball Association
New York
Madison Square Garden
New
Minnesota
Kentucky
American Basketball Association
San Diego
Rockets
Will Reed
Knicks
John Black
Terry Dischinger
Dave DeBusschere
St. Louis
Dischinger
DeBusschere
Oscar Laters
Sani Francisco
Balthore
Nate Thurmond
Wariucs
Jeff Mullins
Dyn Chi
Balthemore
Jack Marin
Simpson Can Wrap Up Some Titles
Simpson of Southern California and Jim Poole of Davidson can clinch major college football offense titles in their final games. Hammond of Florida may claim a total offense crown next week. Keyes of Purdue leads in scoring and Ball Sellers of Florida State tops in receptions.
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New York
G J, Simpson
Southern California
Jim Poole
Davidson
Nat Kim Hampond
Simpson
UCLA
Gene Morris
West Texas State
Wichita State
Poole
West Virginia
Terry Stone
New Mexico
Sal Allvay
New Mexico State
Hammond
Florida
Olivas
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Graves Vows Greatest Run In Florida Georgia Classic
Florida coach Ray Graves called Richard Trapp’s 58 yard dash the greatest run he ever saw in college football as Florida edged Georgia 17 16. Trapp later caught a 24 yard pass setting up a game winning field goal, while his nine receptions for 171 yards showcased his all around dominance.
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Hon Rapoport
Associated Press
Florida
Ray Graves
Nmanker
Richard Trapy
Georgia
Trapp
Gators
Traly
Uims
Tragg
Graves
Forida
Elise
Meek
UCLA
Gary Bebsn
Kpults
Washington
Ueban
Pro Basketball NIA San Fran 120 Baltimore 123
San Francisco hosts Baltimore in a high scoring NBA style night as teams from diverse regions face off. Chicago battles Los Angeles while Houston and Anaheim clash with strong showings expected.
Tart Retains Lead in ABA Scoring
In a volatile ABA scoring race, Mbeh and Vere Tact battle for top honors as Tart clings to the lead. Notable players include Bod, Dale da, Mel Danuela of Minnesota, and Larry Row of New Orleans, with average marks near 214 to 216 points.
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St. Louis
Bruce Gussett
Los Angeles Rats
le Next
Ponte
Pap Studstall
Letratt
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Runkie Ben Davis
Cleveland
Lave Wiltsell
New Orleans
Mbeh
APOE
Bradley Slat
Oakland Duke
Aswatalion
Dale da
Mel Danuela
Minnesota
Larry Row
Narrowed Junior Rose Bowl Pairings Face Cal State Sate
Pasadena reports the Junior Rose Bowl field narrows as California Collegiate Athletic Association teams prepare for the game. Montana State and Virginia clash with North Texas and others while emerging pairings seek a strong showing for the bowl.
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Pasadena
Toledo University
North Texas
Virginia
State
Porsielittes
Montana State
Southern Cal Over UCLA Picks Loom Large in Openals
AP columnist Harold Claassen forecasts college football outcomes, favoring Southern Cal over UCLA and Tennessee over Mississippi while betting on Cal, Purdue, Indiana, Oklahoma, and Notre Dame, with notes on key players like Gary Beban and Dennis Byrd shaping Rose Bowl and bowl hopes.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
NEW York
Martha
Souther California
UCLA
Gary Beban
Tennessee
Cal
Simpson
Trojans
Mississippi
Memphis
Dewey Wars Ren
Purdue
Michigan State
Spartans
Indiana
Minnesota
Wyoming
Dennis Carr
Cowboys
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahomans
Oregon State
Cregui
Mike Haggard
Beavers
Notre Dame
Georgie
Tiger Will Defend His World Title
Associated Press reports boxing will feature a heavyweight world title defense in Las Vegas. challenger Koger Rouse, a Montana fighter, predicts a tough bout while champion Tiger will defend Friday night amid family concerns and training focus.
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Associatedd Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Avchek
Montana
Koger Rouse
Hehard Chetu
Pattof Nugetha
Patel
Almenina
Bette
Dalle Taptes
Comets
Sen's
Palday
Ahyrte
Solunar Tables Preview With An Odd Schedule
Fragmentary note outlines solunar tables and pentad schedules. Mentions names and places in broken form with references to periods and times. The legible portions imply a dated almanac style while missing concrete dates or locations.
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