Bobcats Battle Arkadelphia In Crucial Western Division Clash
Seventeen seniors end their high school football careers Friday night at Hammons Stadium as the Hope Bobcats seek third place in the 4A Western Division against the Arkadelphia Badgers. The Badgers, led by coach Frank Spainhour, bring a young, mobile offense and a tough defense to challenge Hope’s final push, while Nashville and Carroll Beck rally for one last appearance before the season ends. Also on tap are intramural basketball games at Jones Field House with no admission, featuring the Lady Cats at 6:30 and the Bobcats at 7:45.
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Hall Converts To Mask In Blues 7-0 Win
Hall, long a bare faced goalie, wore a mask for the first time in a Blues 7-0 victory over Oakland. Berenson coached him on the change as New York, Montreal, Toronto and Los Angeles games featured notable performances including Goyette setting up three goals and scoring, and Desjardins facing 51 shots in a Kings win.
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Solunar Periods Guide for Nov 20 to 24
Solunar schedule from Richard Alden Knight lists daily prime fishing and hunting windows. November dates show varied two or more periods each day, suggesting optimal times to plan outings.
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Badgers and Grizzlies vie for region title in tough schedule
Stanell and Fort Smith Northside preview a showdown with Southside as the Western Division race tightens. Northside beat Southside 21 to 7, while Fairview edged Malvern 13 to 7. Remaining Week 6 results include Magnolia over Fairview and Pine Bluff over Texarkana, with several regional games shaping the Class AA playoffs.
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Royals Prospectus Highlights Key Forwards And Guards
The Cincinnati Royals are projected to be tough with Leeos and Robertson leading. Dierking’s big season, Jucker’s frontcourt and backcourt depth, and additions like Luecos and Robert son shape the lineup. Lucas averages 21.4 and 7.0 rebounds, with Robertson in peak form despite injuries, and Dietking as center key to defense. Rookies Don Smith Frank Colorado and Fred Foster Miami of Ohio may join, but none stand out currently.
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No Change in Dancer's Hearing
After three days of testimony the hearing on Dancers Image sul remains enmeshed in analytic chemistry and legal technicalities. Kenneth W. Smith returns to direct laboratory tests indicating traces of a forbidden medication in the urine after the 1968 Derby. Churchill Downs stewards withheld 122600 first prize. owner Peter Fuller seeks reversal with Kentucky Racing Commission hearings noting potential procedural error in one of five tests conducted the night of May 4.
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A State Ranks 19th In Small College Poll
The Associated Press poll lists San Diego State and North Dakota State atop the small college rankings. Arkansas State appears at No. 19 after a season with several shifting positions, while New Mexico Highlands and Chattanooga also move within the top 10.
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NBA Eastern race tightens after chaotic night of fights
Baltimore edged San Diego 114-110 as Ray Scott sparked a late rally. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 113-107 with Robertson and Smith scoring in bursts. Boston routed Seattle 133-? in a game marked by benches clearing and suspensions amid a messy Knicks Hawks melee.
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Oakland Oaks Rally Past Lakers in Narrow Win
The Oakland Oaks, led by Rick Barry with 37 points, beat Los Angeles 129-125 to extend their West Division lead. In other NBA results, Kentucky edged Denver 103-101, Indiana beat Houston 106-91, Miami topped New York 141-126, and Atlanta defeated New York 111-106.
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Wyoming Leads in Total Defense and Rushing Defense
New York AP reports Wyoming remains among national leaders in total defense and has taken the rushing defense lead after holding Texas Tech to minimal yardage. Syracuse follows, Miami Ohio, and Harvard also noted for strong defensive stats.
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