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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1971

Page

7

Notre Dame Faces Hayward State With Bowl Hopes Dim

Notre Dame looks toward a bowl bid as a stretch of odd upsets leaves Hayward State as a 41 point favorite. The piece surveys recent results and notes upcoming college gridiron storylines, including draft picks and coaching twists.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press New York Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hayward State Hayward Southern Cal Stanford San Jose State San Jose Fresno State Fresno

Arkansas College Scores From The Associated Press

John Brown University 76 Phillips Enid Oklahoma 66 Oklahoma Christian 89 Arkansas Tech 88 and Arkansas Tech 88 reported in AP boxing style scoreline.

Arkansas THE Associated Press John Brown University Phillips Enid Okla Oklahoma Christian Arkansas Tech

Uncertain Conference Bowls Delay Final Selections

Orange Bowl chief Earnie Seiler says all bowl contracts will be settled soon before Thanksgiving, with rumors of one team from Nebraska Oklahoma or Alabama Auburn. Gator Bowl’s George Olsen says the late-year uncertainty is unprecedented as bowls weigh remaining games ahead of Dec 31 and Jan 1 showdowns.

MIAMI Oklahoma Nebraska Earnie Seiler Seiler George Olsen Jacksonville Fla National Collegiate Athletic Association NCA

Benton Teacher Turned Golf Club Craftsman in Arkansas

Rex Carson a Benton High School history teacher quietly builds a golf club business from a garage workshop. Certified by the Ben Hogan Co a year ago he crafts adjustments to grips shafts and heads for players aided by pros. Carson says most changes aim to better fit a golfer's size and swing with a broad high faced putter among his designs and he envisions a dedicated shop this year.

Bill Simmons Associated Press Benton Ark Rex Carson Carson Arkansas Benton High School Rogers Ben Hogan Co Hogan National R. H. Sikes Hogan Company Pete Fleming Hot Springs Skulls Speedway College Station Texapl Texas International Speedway Dee Bill France National Association For Stock Var Auto Racing Daniel W Hallaway Farmington Mich Hallaway Hubert M Andrews Lansing Mich

Blanda Plays On At 44 Despite Leg Injury

The article notes George Blanda, a longtime pro football quarterback and kicker, remains active with the Oakland Raiders at age 44. It details his career with the Chicago Bears, Houston Oilers, and Raiders, his scoring record, and a possible left leg fracture after a game against Atlanta. It contrasts with Vancouver Canucks talk of parity and hockey free agency ideas, including coach Hal Laycoe and Babe Pratt commenting on fan expectations and the need for stronger teams.

George Blanda Blanda Chicago Bears Houston Oilers American Football League Oakland Raiders Vancouver Babe Pratt NHL Canucks Pratt New Westminster Salmonbellies Laycee New York Boston

Keeneland Fall Sale First Day Totals Reach 3.3 Million

At Keeneland in Lexington 227 horses sold for 3.3 million on opening Monday. Stallion breeding rights to 13 horses brought 257,700, with prices from 8,500 to 41,000 for Buckpasser mating. Rokaby Stable’s Rokaby mare in foal to Round Table sold for 160,000. Edward Benjamin consignor moved 10 mares and five weanlings for 480,000. Dave Parrish Jr. bought 112,000 for Jan Jess ie in foal to Najinsky 1.

Lexington Gainesway Farm Buckpasser Elliott Burch Rokaby Stable Round Table Burch Ambiorix Zonah Edward B. Benjamin Dave Parrish Jr Paris Jan Jessie Najinsky 1 Jock Jocoy Paul Meredith

Johnson Out for '71 Season Due to Knee Injury

New York Giants running back Ron Johnson, who set a 1,000 yard mark last season, will miss the remainder of the 1971 campaign after tearing cartilage in his left knee. He hurt the knee against San Diego on November 7 and faces surgery. he had previously missed games with a thigh injury while gaining 156 yards on 32 carries this season. Charlie Evans, the Giants’ rookie, also features in the club’s backfield.

NEW York Ron Johnson New York Giant Johnson San Diego Anthony Pisani Charlie Evans

Hope Star 1929 staff and affiliations note

A historical masthead for the Hope Star records staff roles and affiliations. It lists Star Publishing Co with Alex H. Washburn as president and editor, Donal Parker as VP and ad manager, and Paul H. Jones in multiple roles, plus circulation management by C M Pod Rogers. It notes AP rights, press associations, and national ad reps.

Star Publishing CO Alex. H. Washburn Donal Parker Paul H. Jones C.M Pod) Rogers

Solunar Tables From Knight Guide for Daily Sport

Solunar periods are listed from Richard Alden Knight's tables. Plan days to fish in prime territory or hunt in good cover during these windows to maximize sport potential.

Richard Alden Knight

NHL Expansion Has Lessened Playing Quality

NHL expansion has brought a drop in play quality according to Clarence Campbell. Reports cite the Bruins beating the Kings 11 to 0 with a 1967 expansion team and the Rangers defeating the Canucks 6 to 0 as examples. The league plans two more teams next season and two more in 1974, prompting criticism of overall competitive balance.

Hal Bock Associated Press NEW York (Ap Boston Bruins Los Angeles Kings New York Rangers Vancouver Canucks NHL Clarence Campbell

Baltimore Suffers 9-1 Defeat in Japan Series

Baltimore Orioles lost 9-1 to Tokyo Yomiuri Giants and Nago ya Chunichi Dragons in Nagoya. Jerry DaVan pitched 31-3 innings in relief, while Mitsuo Inaba and Hisatoshi Ito shut down Baltimore to four hits. The setback marked a second loss in 17 games on the trip, as the 11-2-4 tour record grew.

Nagoya Japan Tokyo Yomiuri Giants Nagoya Chunichi Dragons Baltimore Jerry DaVannon Orioles Mitsuo Inaba Hisatoshi Ito

Memphis State Back Player of the Week

Memphis State sophomore defensive back David Johnson earned the Missouri Valley Conference defensive player of the week honors after contributing five tackles from deep back, forcing two North Texas State fumbles in a 47 8 win, and adding an eight yard interception return. Coach Billy Murphy praised his big plays and spirit as the team looks to rely on him for the next two years.

Dallas David Johnson Memphis State Missouri Valley Conference Johnson North Texas State Billy Murphy David Walley Wu Tabor Wichita State Tom Martin Louisville Cornecack JF Webllams Drake Pedro Willadtis Tulse

Manager of Celtics Sees Red Again

Boston AP reports Red Auerbach, Celtics president and GM, rails at a 126-119 Phoenix loss after a bench battle between Jo Jo White and Suns reserve John Wetzel. He recalls past fights with stars, notes league rule changes, and cites New Jersey supplying most West Point football players with 13 on the roster and seven from Pennsylvania.

Boston Red Auerbach Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Auerbach Suns Phoenix Jo Jo White Celtics John Wetzel White NBA Kareem Jabbar Oscar Robertson Jerry West Paul Seymour Syracuse Bob Cousy Maurice Podoloff League Bob Brannum Dolph Schayes Schayes New Jersey West Point Pennsylvania

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