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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1963

Page

3

Pine Bluff favored as Big Ten clash tests title bid

Pine Bluff meets Hot Springs in a crucial Friday night barrier to a possible second straight Big Ten title. Norwood and a stout defense anchor Pine Bluff, favored 30 to 12, with several other region games listed including El Dorado over Little Rock Hall 17 to 4 and Benton over Morristown 26 to 17.

Bill Simmons Associated Press Pine Bluff Zebras Hot Springs Trojans Gordon Norwood Paragould Stuttgart Benton Morriston Little Rock Catholic Searcy Rockets Conway Mabelvale Lions Russellville Jacksonville Cyclone Sylvan Hills Fuller Smackover Camden Bucks Hamburg Crossett Eagles Camden Fairview Malvern Hope Arkadelphia Little Big Horn Magnolia Ashdown

Non-Starter Picked for Honors

Eddie Wilson, a bench warmer who never started, was named the AP NFL Player of the Week after leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a 24-24 tie with New England. He replaced Len Dawson, completed 2 of 32 passes for 238 yards, and threw a 26-yard TD pass to Curt McClinton. Lance Alworth and George Blair also starred in other NFL performances.

Jack Hang Associated Press NEW York Eddie Wilson Hank Stram Kansas City Wilson Stram Len Dawson Boston Chiefs Arizona Beantown Patriots Curt McClinton Lance Alworth San Diego George Blair Chargers Bufalo Blair Dick Wood New York Jets Denver Broncos Billy Joe Villanova

When To Fish or Hunt Salunar Tables By Knight

The article presents a note on Solunar periods from John Alden Knight with Major periods lasting about 90 to 120 minutes. It advises planning daily activities to fish or hunt in good territory during these times and mentions bold faced Major periods and lighter minor periods.

John Alden Knight

Fight Results From Around the World

Boxing results report multiple bouts with fighters from Washington, Detroit, Bridgeport, Nagoya and more. Notables include Don Harneyboy Whitney outpointing Tommy Payne in Norfolk and Billy Tisdale stopping Clvig Veasey in Bridgeport. Other bouts feature Hiroyuki Ebihara and Amarlai Amatquaye with decisive endings.

Associated Press Norfolk Ghana Enzo Rozzi Italy

Bears Face Tests as Brown Threatens Pass Attack

Chicago seeks to defend its divisional lead against Ed Brown of the Steelers, a former Bear quarterbacking rival now at Pittsburgh. Brown aims to exploit a Bears pass defense sparked by three top interception men, seeking to derail Chicago’s title run after last week’s win over Green Bay.

Jerry Liska Associated Press Chicago Chicago Bears Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League Ed Brown Zeke Bratkowski Green Bay Packer Zeke John Roach Packers Brat Brown Bears Zeka Rusty Bendhs Steelers Bratkowski Los Angeles Rams Bill Wade

Schayes Confident as 76ers Win and Playoff Hopes Rise

The Philadelphia 76ers led by Dolph Schayes eye the playoffs as they beat the New York Knicks 118-101, ending a skid against New York and moving two games ahead in the Eastern Division. Lee Shaffer and Hal Greer scored 54 points combined, while Dave Gambee suffered a possible fracture of the left foot.

Associated Press Philadelphia 76Ers Syracuse Nationals National Basketball Association Quaker City Dolph Schayes 4Éers New York Knicks Knicks 76Ers New Yorkers Lee Shaffer Hal Greer Philadelphia Detroit Pistons Cincinnati Royals Dave Gambee

Ralston Raises Davis Cup Hopes for U S

Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California beat Roy Emerson 4 2 6 3 6 2 12 10 in the South Australian Tennis Championships semifinal to reach the final against John Newcombe. The United States will challenge Australia for the Davis Cup December 26 to 28 on the Adelaide courts.

Adelaide Australia Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif United States Roy Emerson Ralston John Newcombe U.S

Guernsey Teams Top Garland in Mixed Results

Guernsey swept two of three from Garland on Tuesday night. Junior girls won 44 to 17, Senior girls fell 37 to 25, and Senior boys edged Garland 46 to 45. Guernsey travels to Saratoga Friday and hosts Cal at home Monday.

Guernsey Garland Saratoga Cale

Delaware Leads Top Small College Football Rankings With Unbeaten Run

Delaware remains the leader in the small college football rankings, aiming to solidify the title with a likely final poll after a showdown with Bucknell. The Blue Hens, 8-0 after beating Rutgers 14-3, earned five of eight first-place votes and sit atop a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 points tally, ahead of Northern Illinois and others.

Associated Press Delaware Bucknell Dartmouth Blue Hens Rutgers Northern Ilinois Southwest Texas Northern Illinois Wittenberg Massachusetts Florida A&m McNeese State Abilene Christian McMurray Slippery Rock West Chester Teachers St. John’s

Trade Winds Blowing in Baseball Trades Open

The three week interleague trading period begins with the Detroit Tigers sending Rocky Colavito to the Mets for Jerry Lumpe and pitchers Dave Wickersham and Edi Rakow. New York seeks Frank Thomas as a principal trade piece while clubs prepare for meetings in San Diego and Los Angeles. Possible AL targets include Leon Wagner and Earl Wilson, Jim Bunning. NL links involve Vada Pinson, Joey Jay, Gordy Coleman, Orlando Cepeda, Eddie Mathews.

NEW York Detroit Tigers Rocky Colavito Jerry Lumpe Dave Wickersham Edi Rakow Joey Jay Gordy Coleman San Francisco Q Orlando Cepeda Milwaukee Eddie Mathews Leon Wagner Los Angeles Angels Jackie Brandt Jim Gentile Baltimore Orioles Lu Clinton Earl Wilson Boston Red Sox Jim Bunning

Marshall Gets Starting Call Against Ted

Arkansas quarterback Fed Marshall, who rode the bench and then played in last week's 14-7 loss to Southern Methodist, will start against Texas Tech despite a shoulder injury. Coach Frank Broyles said junior Billy Gray and sophomore Jon Brittenan will also see considerable action as Arkansas aims for a .500 season. Texas Tech, 5-4, expects two players out, halfback Roger Gill and full back Leo Lowery.

Fayetteville, Ark Marshall Arkansas Southern Methodist Razorbacks Frank Broyles Red Raiders Memphis Broyles Billy Gray Jon Brittenan Hogs Tech Winloss Ledger Texas Tech Roger Gill Leo Lowery

Red Wings Face Road Woes After Chicago Loss

Detroit failed to win on the road, drawing 2-2 with Chicago before Bobby Hull sparked a 5-2 Black Hawks victory. Hull’s 13th and 14th goals of the season turned the game, keeping Detroit winless in eight away games this NHL season. Chicago captain Pierre Pilotes suffered a fractured nose in the final period after a puck hit him.

Associated Press Detroit Red Wings Bobby Hull Red Wings Chicago Hull Black Hawks Detroit Gilles Villemure Nets New York Rangers Boston Bruins Madison Square Garden Montreal Toronto Jean Beliveau Pierre Pilots

Law Returning to Baseball With Pirates

Vernon Law, former Cy Young winner, will return to baseball with Pittsburgh next season. The 33 year old will attend spring training to win a spot on the Pirates after years of arm trouble following the 1960 World Series victory over the Yankees.

Pittsburgh Vernon Law Pirates Law New York Yankes

National Basketball Association Scores Brief

Wednesday results show Philadelphia 118 def New York 1 and Detroit 124 def Cincinnati 118. Thursday schedules include St Louis visiting Los Angeles.

National Basketball Assn Associated Press Philadelphia New York Detroit Cincinnati St. Louis Los Angeles

Beecham Worthem bout called off in Weirton

A scheduled 10 round middleweight bout between Jimmy Beecham and Bobby Worthem was canceled after Beecham refused to fight Promoter Don Elbaum said the fighter declined because he was not picked up at his hotel near Steubenville Ohio, as arranged.

Weirton W.va Jimmy Beecham Philadelphia Bobby Worthem Buffalo Beecham Don Elbaum Elbaum Neighoring Steubenville Ohio

U S to Take on Canadians in Cross-Country Meet

A six-man Toronto Olympic Club contingent will race in the United States 10,000-meter cross-country junior championship in Chicago on Saturday. Coach Pace announced Wednesday.

Toronto Toronto Olympic Club United States Chicago Vhs Pace

Wednesday's Results In Pro Hockey Standings

Montreal defeated Toronto 3 to 1 while Chicago beat Detroit 5 to 2 and New York tied Boston 1 to 1. No games scheduled for today.

Montreal Toronto Chicago Detroit New York Boston

Pro Player of Week Is Astonished By Kick Prowess

Roger Leclerc of the Chicago Bears, honored as Associated Press National League Player of the Week, booted four field goals in a 26-7 win over the Green Bay Packers and recovered a fumble leading to a Willie Gallimore touchdown. The Trinity of Connecticut alumnus recalled his nervousness before the opening kicks.

Jery Liska Associated Press Chicago Chicago Bears Roger Leclerc Green Bay Packers Bears Packers Leclerc Herb Adderley Willie Gallimore Gallmore Green Bay Trinity Connecticut

Locksburg sweeps Blevins in Tuesday games

Locksburg took two of three from Blevins with the junior boys winning 44 to 40. The senior girls fell 67 to 29 while Locksburg routed the Blevins boys 68 to 2 after Blevins had several players foul out.

Locksburg Blevins

Older Football Players Don't Fade Away

AP report notes veteran players like Hopalong Cassady returning to pro action. Cassady signs with the Detroit Lions as a defensive back to shore up an injured secondary, after a stint with the Eagles and a prior Ohio Youth Commission post. Other old pros mentioned include Gugliemi, Martin, Perry, and Layne with various team moves.

Ron Wilson Detroit Howard Hopalong Cassady Philadelphia Eagles Detroit Lions Ralph Gugliemi Jim Martin Joe Perry Bobby Layne Ohio Youth Commission Lions Yale Lary Gary Lowe Night Train) Lane Dick Compton Ohio State Lion Layne Lou Creekmar Waeker Baltimore Perry NFL San Francisco 49Ers 49Ers Gueliemi New York Giants Philadelphia

Battle for Rose Bowl Saturday

Illinois faces Michigan State in a decisive Big Ten clash for a Rose Bowl bid. MSU showcases a top rushing defense allowing 1.9 yards per rush and 6.3 points per game, ranking high nationally while Mississippi leads in overall and scoring defense.

Illinois Michigan State National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Spartans Mississippi Southern Mississippi Memphis State Michigan Staters Texas Western

New Plane Taxes Off Vertically

FT BENNING Ga AP A strange looking jet airplane built under a 2 million Army contract lifted off vertically and then leveled to normal flight in a demonstration. Lockheed Georgias new Hummingbird can hover like a helicopter or fly straight, has no propellers, and was shown in its first complete take off to landing operation Wednesday. Powered by two turbjet engines, the 32 foot plane climbed to 10000 feet in seconds.

FT. Benning Afl Lockheed-Georgias New

Gator Bowl Looks Over Prospects for Dec 28

The Gator Bowl in Jacksonville listed 11 teams as still under prime consideration for the December 28 game. Chairman Joe Sykora named Pittsburgh Alabama Auburn Mississippi North Carolina Georgia Tech Louisiana State Air Force Nebraska Penn State and Syracuse among the contenders.

Jacksonville

Withdrawal Bitter to Jerry Lewis

Cynthia Lowry notes CBS and NBC air Greece specials while NBC previews a Trevor Howard narrated portrait of the era. She reviews Mr Novak's teaching theme and ABC's Jerry Lewis Show cancellation after 13 programs due to poor ratings and Lewis’s hopeful two hour plan.

Cynthia Lowry New York CBS NBC Greece Alfred Lunt Lynne Fontanne Trevor Howard Parthenon Delphi Richard Boone ABC Jerry Lewis Lewis

Arkansas fish farming potential expands exports

Fish farming in Arkansas shows exceptional capacity with the potential to ship 100 million pounds if a market exists. Current production already reaches global markets with fish from these farms being shipped by air to destinations around the world.

Arkansas

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