Hope Bobcats and Ladycats Tip Off Fourth Season
Hope High basketball opens its fourth season with the Bobcats hosting Ashdown at Jones Field House. Coach John Ross returns six seniors, 10 juniors and two sophomores, led by Parker Powell and John Dudley, while the Ladycats feature Dee Singleton and Janet McCain in a promising 17-game schedule with two invitational tournaments. Junior high games against Ashdown start the night at 6 30 p m, with Bud McLarty covering junior high and B team contests.
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Parker Powell
Charles Ratliff
Charles Frazier
Roger Newton
Ronnie Massanelli
Bill Cox
John Dudley
Lynn Norton
Bill Rowland
David Briggs
Tim White
Steve Harris
James Bradley
Riley Williams
Glendon Martin
Danny Boyette
Buddy Ingram
Danny Joyce
Ross
Charlotte
Gibson
Hope
Dee Singleton
Janet McCain
Cindy Hollis
Betty Honeycutt
Belinda East
Renee Quillin
Judy Reyenga
Betty Rodden
Janice Hobson
Sandra Hamilton
Sharon Brown
Rebecca Stuart
Carol Hobson
Julia Brown
Bonnie Willis
Debbie Crank
Nan Arnold
Peggy McClyer
Bud McLarty
Nothing Much Has Changed About Hull
Bobby Hull remains largely the same as he adds his 25th three goal game in a 9-0 Black Hawks win over the California Golden Seals. Hull lifts his season total to 11 as a benefit of altered stick rules. Gordie Howe scores twice but exits with a chest injury in Detroit’s 4-2 win over Philadelphia. Other scores include New York 4 Minnesota 0 and Boston 4 Pittsburgh 2 as Saturday results feature Montreal 5-4 New York and Toronto 6-3 California.
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Can Be Taken in 3 Day Hunt
LITTLE ROCK The second deer hunt of 1970 opens Thanksgiving Day and runs three days from November 26 to 28. Hunters may take any deer in open zones. dogs are prohibited statewide. Zone 23 and all state parks, Ark Post National Monument, and Wapanacca Holla Bend and Big Lake Refuges are closed. White River National Refuge allows a special hunt for permit holders only. Seventeen Wildlife Management Areas close, with Hope Quail Area Bayou Meta Bois d Arc Cit Off Creek Harris Brake St Francis Sunken Lands Petit Jean Sulphur River Piney Creeks open. all others closed.
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State Wraps Up Perfect Season
Arkansas State caps a 10-0 season with a 27-3 victory over Southern Illinois University in Jonesboro. Calvin Harrell rushes for 154 yards and two late touchdowns as ASU secures potential Pecan Bowl bid and ESPN AP top status.
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Texas and Arkansas set to clash in Big Shootout
Texas aims to beat Texas A&M on Thanksgiving and then face Arkansas on December 5 in Austin for the SWC title showdown. Notre Dame, after voting to return to the Cotton Bowl, eyes a national championship, while Arkansas’ win over Texas Tech compounds Texas’ path to a Cotton Bowl bid. Arkansas suffer injuries but led with Montgomery, and SMU’s Hixson returns to beat Baylor.
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Lneup
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Macon Hughes
John Cardwell
James Hodges
Mark Williams
Williams
Fred Taylor
Hope (Ark.) Football Saturday Scores and Results
A compact recap of college football results across multiple games and conferences. Notable showings include Boston College beating Massachusetts, Dartmouth trouncing Pennsylvanian, and a wide slate featuring Harvard Yale Princeton and many more. Also lists professional standings and Sunday results with city matchups and final scores.
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Raiders edge Chargers as Blanda kicks winner in final seconds
In a tense clash Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica played, but George Blanda aged 43 delivered the decisive 16-yard field goal with seven seconds left to beat San Diego 20-17. Blanda already fueled late heroics this season with three clutch field goals and two touchdown passes in relief, while the Raiders extended their unbeaten streak to seven and held a one game edge over Kansas City.
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Basketball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Western Conference top teams Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Phoenix race with Illinois teams. ABA results show Kentucky New York Floridians Pittsburgh Memphis and Utah in close tables. Sunday and Saturday games feature Chicago, Milwaukee, Portland Phoenix and Los Angeles posting wins with notable scores and standings summaries.
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Parks Take Away Techs Momentum
Texas Tech led Arkansas late second quarter but Arkansas surged in the second half, 24 10 Razorbacks win to set Big Shootout II with Texas. Brookers commentary highlights Bill Montgomery Pat Morrison and Dick Bumpas as key figures while tech injuries loom.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Hunting and Fishing Days
Solunar Period schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides daily fishing and hunting timing. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods. Date
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