Bobcat Fans Proud of This Year's Team
Hope's 110 percenters close out the Bobcat football season at 7 30 tonight versus winless Arkadelphia. A win secures a district title, second in as many years, while a loss could cost the title. The 1964 squad is remembered for grit over depth, enduring early setbacks and a single muddy tie with Warren. A large crowd is expected for the final game.
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Appreciation Dinner for Keane in Houston Honors Yankees Manager
About 650 people attended an appreciation dinner for Johnny Keane in Houston. Keane, former St. Louis Cardinals manager and 1965 New York Yankees skipper, received gifts including a station wagon from Houston Rotary Clubs.
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Basketball Results Preview From The Associated Press
National Basketball Association report notes no games scheduled on Thursday with a slate of matchups listed for today including New York versus Boston in Philadelphia and St. Louis versus Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles Detroit at Baltimore and Saturday’s schedule pending.
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Solunar Tables For Fishing And Hunting Schedule
The schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables lists Major and Minor periods for optimal activity. Major periods begin at set times lasting about 90 minutes to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times.
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Opening Day Duck Season Forecast in Arkansas
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission predicted strong hunting on opening day of the 40 day duck season. Publicist Gus Albright cited a cold front bringing a large flight, and waterfowl biologist Dave Donaldson estimated about 280,000 mallards north of Brinkley with even more in the Stuttgart DeWitt Hazen region.
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Parkers Aim for Tenth Straight Win Over Texas Tech
Associated Press previews the Southwest Conference title clash at Lubbock as Arkansas seeks a 10th straight victory to seal the undisputed crown. Texas Tech hosts Arkansas while Texas watches, with Rice, Baylor, and TCU also in the hunt for third place and conference bragging rights.
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Third Deer Season Official Now
LITTLE ROCK AP Only legal bucks may be taken during the third firearms deer hunting period next month, the Game and Fish Commission has ruled. The third season will be Dec 31 to Jan 2, two days shorter than expected, with regulations on dog use from the second season applying. Hunters were allowed to kill any size or sex deer in 29 counties for five days in the last hunt of 1963.
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Philadelphia vs Boston at Providence
First listed matchup features Philadelphia facing Boston in Providence with both teams set to compete for early season advantage. The event joins a slate of games across major cities as fans anticipate rivalries and key performances.
Picking the Pro Football Winners
JACK HAND analyzes NFL games for Week with Baltimore and Cleveland aiming titles. Upset risks and key injuries shape outcomes as Colts and Browns chase division crowns and Chicago and Detroit battle for position.
Michigan Faces Ohio State for Rose Bowl Bid
Michigan, ranked sixth, meets seventh-ranked Ohio State to decide the Big Ten champion and a Rose Bowl berth in Pasadena. The game caps college football's final weekend of key rivalry showdowns as Michigan seeks its first Rose Bowl since 1950 and Ohio State aims to stay unbeaten in conference play.
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Pass defense shuts down Bears air game in muddy snow
Wayne Walker's field goals could decide, Detroit wins first meeting 10-0, AFL Boston 31 Denver 14 Friday night. Patriots upset Buffalo. Brones nab Jets at low tide. 39-10 Boston win, Kansas City 28 Houston 21. Oilers drop to eighth straight. Chiefs 28-7 earlier but wary of George Blanda. Jets 24 Oakland 20 on road. home win 35-13 with Matt Snell. San Diego 28 Buffalo 24 Thanksgiving. Bills fade after first defeat.
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800 in Tribute to Ken Boyer
More than 800 persons honored third base man Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals at the Elks sports celebrity night banquet. Boyer drove in 119 runs for the world champion Cardinals and is a top candidate for the National League MVP award, with Stan Musial presenting the award.
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Bluebonnet Picks to Be Announced This Weekend
Houston AP reports the 1964 Bluebonnet Bowl teams will be named Sunday. Selection chair Lou Hassell announced eight candidates remain for the Rice Stadium game on December 19: Tulsa Florida Oklahoma Florida State Mississippi Texas Tech Kansas and Missouri.
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1945 Kentucky Derby Winner Hoop Jr Dies in Alabama
Hoop Jr, the 1945 Kentucky Derby winner, died at Hooper Stable in Montgomery, Alabama. The 22 year old horse raced nine times, winning the Derby and finishing second in the Preakness before an injury ended his career. Owned by Fred W Hooper of Montgomery, Hoop Jr earned $99,290 in prize money.
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Women Golf Pros to Close Season Mary Mills Tournament Opens
In Biloxi Mississippi the 1964 season ends with the Mary Mills Tournament offering a $17 000 purse the largest on the women’s tour. Clifford Ann Creed winner of three events this year led a pro am net 61 at Broadwater Beach golf course with her amateur team while six other foursomes tied for second with 62.
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Arkansas High School Football Scores Reported
Camden defeats Smackover 27 to 7 while Little Rock Hall leads El Dorado 7 to none in a two game set. The brief score roundup highlights Camden’s win and an early Hall edge in the other matchup.
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National Hockey League Today’s Games Result Summary
Ozarks beat Northeast Oklahoma 72 to 68 while Arkansas State JC defeated Central Baptist 112 to 49 in reported hockey action.
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Limit Rule Listed on Olympic Team
The NBA Board of Governors voted to exempt 1964 Olympic basketball players from team roster limits through season's end. Seven Olympians in the league may be carried beyond the 11-player limit, including Mel Counts and Joe Caldwell among others from Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Los Angeles.
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Softball Champion Sponsor Erv Lind Dies at 58
Portland AP report notes Erv Lind, sponsor of the Erv Lind Florists softball team that won the 32nd Women’s Amateur Softball Association Tournament in Orlando, Fla., died Thursday after a stroke. He had been hospitalized since November 2 at Emanuel Hospital.
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Politically Friendly Enemies in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Mrs. Tom Gehr, a Democrat, and Dr. Morton Tompkins, a Republican, campaigned hard but remained friendly rivals. After operating on Mrs Gehr on Wednesday, the doctor found a taped map of the United States on her abdomen reading All the way with LBJ, a sign of her political stance.
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