Bobcats named to All District football team in 1973
The Bobcats placed multiple players on the District 7 All-District football selections for 1973. Names across first and second teams include Patton Ricky Fairview Tate Danny Camden Butler Larry Hope Orr Frank Arkadelphia Smith Robert Camden Miller Todd Magnolia Murphy Mike Crossett Johnson David Hope-Davis Rodney Malvern Alexander Terry Fairview Pwifoy Winn Crossett Five Hope and seniors Huddleston Stuart Smith Coleman Willard Willmon plus several honorable mention juniors such as Edward Marshall Jack Still and Jay Balentine.
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Ohio State holds lead as Alabama closes in in AP poll
Ohio State remains atop the AP college football ratings though Alabama narrows the gap. OSU thrashed Iowa 55-13 to hold 1,142 points from 62 voters, while Alabama, after a 43-13 win over Miami, collects 1,062 points with 16 first-place votes.
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Falcons upset Vikings in Monday night thriller 2014
Falcons beat previously unbeaten Vikings 17 7 as Bob Lee scrambled to Eddie Ray for a 39 yard TD with 1 10 left. Tarkenton sparked a late Viking push but Falcons held on to stay in wild card contention while Rams lead the West.
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Leaks leads SWC rushing entering final games
SWC stat lines show Roosevelt Leaks of Texas holds 23 yard per game lead over Arkansas’ Dickey Morton as both chase final regular season games. Leaks has 1,328 rushing yards and 147.6 per game while Morton has 1,243 yards this year and 124.3 per game. Baylor’s Neal Jeffrey tops in pass completions. Charlie Dancer leads receivers with 43 catches.
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Salute to Detroit: 700 in Lions Redskins halftime show
Detroit Lions halftime entertainment director Arnoldi outlines a 700 performer salute to Detroit for the Thanksgiving Day game versus the Washington Redskins. The production features Wayne State University band, a 900 voice choir fronted by the Temptations, 22 ethnic groups, and a finale with a Renaissance Center float, emphasizing home town cooperation.
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Gratitude for Support After Loss of Loved One
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kind deeds during their bereavement. Special appreciation goes to Memorial Hospital doctors and staff for their care and service.
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NBA Schedule Sees Several Tuesday and Wednesday Matches
The Associated Press lists Tuesday games including Phoenix at Buffalo Los Angeles at New York Portland at Chicago Golden State at Milwaukee Philadelphia versus Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City. Wednesday features Los Angeles at Capital Phoenix at Detroit Omaha at Omaha ABA Carolina at Denver Utah at Indiana Virginia versus Kentucky in Lexington Carolina at San Diego Indiana at Memphis Utah at New York.
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State playoff sites are set for Arkansas finals
The Class A football final between Prescott and McCrory is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Jacksonville High School field. Other playoff games include AAA Texarkana vs Fort Smith Southside at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at War Memorial Stadium Little Rock, AA Brinkley vs Morriston at 7:30 p.m. Friday at War Memorial Stadium Little Rock, and B Farmington vs Haver at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Buerke Field Russellville.
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