Hope 7x Star SPORTS Cats Hope to Extend Win Streak
Hope Hobcats face Arkadelphia Badgers in Hamms Stadium at 7 30 p m hoping to extend a three game winning stretch The piece highlights senior players and injuries while predicting a 13 7 Hope victory over Arkadelphia and notes a 4 AA West position and Thanksgiving title implications
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Barber Is Leading at Lafayette Cajun Classic
Barber leads after a seven under par 65 at Oakbourne Country Club in Lafayette in the Cajun Classic first round. He holds a one stroke edge over Dan Sikes Dave Stockton Frank Boynton and Sam Carmichael as Stockton pursues the 100000 earnings mark and pro golf's PGA tour faces a player revolt with the APG plotting a Los Angeles Open in 1969.
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AA Leaders Both Post Victories in Class AA Night
Magnolia 34 El Dorado Washington 3 as Larry Eddy ran in two touchdowns and Knotts connected on a 24 yard TD. Little Rock Catholic 14 Pine Bluff Southeast 7 with Charles Watkins scoring from five yards and a late 77 yard drive cap. Reynolds 25 yard field goal for Magnolia completed the scoring.
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Ohio State Michigan in Showdown
Ohio State and Michigan, both highly ranked, meet in Columbus for a decisive Big Ten clash that could decide the conference title and a path toward national rankings and a Rose Bowl bid. Kansas Missouri Oklahoma also contend for league crowns as USC UCLA and others chase regional titles. Vanderbilt visits Davidson in tonight’s major game.
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Hawks Rally Elevates Atlanta To Second In West Standings
Atlanta pulled away from Detroit after trailing by 12 in the second quarter to win 129 to 112 and move into second place in the NBA Western Division. Chicago beat Milwaukee 120 to 111 in the night’s other NBA game as Los Angeles led the division.
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Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Table
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables provide daily hunting and fishing guidance. The list shows November 22 to 24 with four time windows each day for optimal activity.
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Parks Have a Lock on Sugar Bowl
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says a win or loss to Texas Tech would lock in a Sugar Bowl bid, keeping focus on Tech while Tech pursues Cotton or Liberty/Sun bowls. King notes Tech could still reach the Cotton, Liberty, or Sun bowls with a win and a Texas loss. Win Thursday would clarify bowl intentions for both programs.
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Stanfield Powers Bruins Past Kings in 4-1 Win
Boston shoots past Los Angeles 4-1 as Fred Stanfield nets two goals for the second straight game. Gerry Cheevers stops 18 shots, while Eddie Shack and Phil Esposito add goals before intermission. Other NHL results include Montreal 3 Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburgh 3 Oakland 1 as the Seals fall behind early.
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NBA Scores and Highlights From Evening Games
Oakland defeated Denver 125-114 while New Orleans beat Indiana 129-117 and New York cruised past Dallas 117-104. Atlanta rallied late in the first half and surged to lead after intermission, then outscored the Pistons 38-24 in the third. Milwaukee trailed Chicago by 18 before a late rally led by Guy Rodgers, but Dave Newmark and a rookie stopped the surge.
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Razorbacks Need Win at Texas Tech for Big Conference Claim
Arkansas aims for at least a share of the Southwest Conference title with a victory over Texas Tech in Lubbock. A win would also secure a top ten finish and bolster bowl prospects amid Cotton Bowl hopes for Tech and potential bids for Arkansas.
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Harvard football star also doubles as intramural boxing champion
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard defensive end John Cramer is noted as a boxer who won the school's intramural heavyweight title for the past two years. He says boxing helps his football while joking that the only person worried is his mother and the tipping fee is a concern.
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Football scores from Arkansas high school games
In Little Rock Catholic 14 defeated Pine Bluff Southeast 7 Magnolia 4 lost to El Dorado Washington 3 Camden 13 beat Smackever 6 Alma 39 routed Qzark 0.
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Tigers and Cubs fall at Lewisville in double loss
Yerger High basketball teams traveled to Lewisville and dropped two games. In the opener Yerger lost 56 to 27 as David Briggs led with 13 points and Jerry Jackson and Haie Lee Griffin added four each. The Tigers fell 60 to 48 with David Black scoring 14 and Ira Isley 12.
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Hope Cagers Open Season With Spirited Workouts at Jones Field House
Hope basketball practice runs show Reds beating Whites 47 35 behind Johnny Johnson 19 points and Rickey Putman 10 as Durward Bourns begins as head coach. Lady Reds roll 37 24 led by Jo MeeKamie 24, Sharon East and Joanne Reynolds. Senior Girls and B squad start season next Tuesday. junior girls travel to Nashville for jamboree Saturday.
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Basketball results and schedule from the weekend of 1968
Pro basketball results show Atlanta defeating Detroit 129 to 121 and Chicago edging Milwaukee 126 to 125. Scheduled games list Chicago at New York, Phoenix at Boston, Baltimore at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Los Angeles, and Seattle at San Diego. Weekend fixtures include Detroit at Baltimore, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Phoenix at Milwaukee, Boston at New York, Atlanta at Chicago, Seattle at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Diego, Milwaukee at Seattle, and Baltimore at Atlanta. Sunday matchups feature Chicago at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Diego, Milwaukee at Seattle, and Baltimore at Atlanta. Thursday results include New Orleans 129, Indiana 117, New York 117, Dallas 104, Oakland 125, Denver 114. Indiana at Miami and New York at Minnesota are listed as next games.
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