Local Boys Girls Host Nashville Local Boys Girls Host Nashville
Hope Bobcats and Ladycats host Nashville teams at Jones Field House with girls starting 6:30 p.m. Bobcats seek defense gains after 69-point effort and loss to Ashdown while Ladycats improved to 1-0. Junior teams also travel to Nashville for second games. Kittycats and Bobkittens race to build offense and rebounding ahead of playoffs and next matchups.
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Bile
Moore
Hope Bobcats
Ladycats
Nashville
Jones Field House
Hope
Bobcats
Ashdown
Nashville Five
Bob Cats
Ross
Ladycat
Bobkittens
Kittycats
Magnet Cove Wins In Overtime In Arkansas Playoff
Magnet Cove defeats Luxora 14-8 in double overtime to claim Class B high school playoff victory. Randy Crumby connects with David Bryant for the decisive 16 yard score in the second overtime after a scoreless regulation and first overtime. Luxora led 6-0 early on an interception return by Don Burns and a two point try.
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Forrest City
Ark
Randy Crumby
David Bryant
Magnet Cove
Luxora
Crumby
Don Burns
Magent Cove
Billy Wilson
Jonesboro and Hot Springs clash for AAA title
Hot Springs and Jonesboro meet in Jonesboro for a Class AAA final with an unbeaten season on the line. Jonesboro has 10 0 1 record and nine shutouts, while Hot Springs holds the West title and Jonesboro the East. Top-ranked North Little Rock fell to Little Rock Catholic.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jonesboro
North Little Rock
Little Rock Catholic
Jacksonville
Batesville
Little Rock McClellan
Little Rock Parkview
Forrest City
West Memphis
Marianna
Helena
Blytheville
Stuttgart
Heritage Par Reached by One Man
Pete Dye praised Homero Blancas after Blancas shot 70 to lead the Heritage Golf Classic at Harbour Town. Arnold Palmer called the course the toughest he’s played, while a crowded leaderboard included Beard Jacobs Pace Wiechers and Melnyk. Nicklaus struggled to a 75 as scores rose in calm, cold conditions.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Pete Dye
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Dye
Jack Nicklaus
South Carolina
Arnold Palmer
Oceanside
Harbour Town
Frank Beard
John Jacobs
Roy Pace
Jim Wiechers
Steve Melnyk
Don January
Mason Rudolph
Terry Wilcox
John Miller
Bunky Henry
Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Gibby Gilbert
Lee Elder
Hugh Royer
Dick Jatz
George Archer
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
Bert Yancey
Palmer
Solunar Tables Featured From Knight's Work
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides anglers and hunters to plan days for best fishing and hunting. The text suggests using the periods to target prime sport times for optimal results.
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Richard Alden Knight
Texas Runs Past Texas A&M in Thanksgiving Showdown
Texas, 52 14 over Texas A&M, suffers injuries including hip bruise to Steve Vorster and elbow damage to Jim Bertelsen as No.1 Longhorns prep for Arkansas clash. Houston edges Florida State 53-21. Mississippi State tops Ole Miss 19-14. Villanova beats Temple 31-26 in Philadelphia rivalry renewal.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas A&m
Houston
Florida State
Villanova
Temple
Mississippi State
Mississipp
Wofford
West Liberty
Virginia State
Johnson
Smith
Jacksonville
Ut-Chattanooga
Alcorn
A&m
Jackson State
Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Aggies
Steve Vorster
Jim Bertelsen
Mississippi
Johnson C. Smith
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
W. Va
Texas A&i-Platteville State
Wis
Eddie Phillips
Denny Lester
Cotton Spreyer
Worster
Royal
Bertelsen
Dave Arledge
Bill Atessis
Carl White
Dave Richardson
Happy Feller
Phillips
Lester
Tampa
Fla
Dicky Moegle
Rice
FSU
Moegle
Holm
Landry brothers lead NFL holiday battles on Thanksgiving
Detroit Lions quarterback Greg Landry outpitched Oakland’s Daryle Lamonica by three TD passes as Detroit upset the Raiders 28-14. Dallas coach Tom Landry called signals to power the Cowboys past Green Bay 16-3, boosting both teams' playoff hopes while Oakland slipped in the AFC West race.
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Y Dick
Associated Press
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Dallas
Landrys
Greg Landry
NFL
Tom Landry
Green Bay
Landry
Lions
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
Cowboys
San Diego
Minnesota
St. Louis
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Jets
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Los Anggeles
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Cleveland
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New York Giants
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Denver
Houston
Boston
Buffalo
Atlanta
Miami
Lamonica
Fred Biletnikoff
AFC
Artie Taylor
Charlie Sanders
Sanders
Mel Farr
John Brodie
49Ers
George Blanda
Miracle Worker
Raiders
Dallas’ Doomsday
Packers
Mike Clark
Charlie Waters
NHL Scores From Tonight's Games
National Hockey League results show Los Angeles 3 California 1 and Philadelphia 3 New York 1. Chicago 5 Montreal 3 and Pittsburgh 4 Buffalo 4 tied. New York 2 Buffalo 2 tied. Detroit 4 Vancouver 2 and Boston 4 Chicago 2. St Louis 1 Toronto 0. Minnesota at California pending.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
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San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
Cleveland
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Denver
Texas
Floridians
Norfolk
Raleigh
Hope
Ark
Associated Press
National Hockey League
THE
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Montreal
Vancouver
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Toronto
Minnesota
Horns Coach Faces Injury List After Texas Victory
Texas coach Darrell Royal laments injuries amid a 52-14 win over Texas A&M and a looming showdown with Arkansas for the Cotton Bowl berth. Key players Worster White Atessis Richardson Rebichau Phillips Keithley Woodard Arledge Feller Hurt. Worster's rib injury threatens the Wishbone offense as Arkansas prepares to avenge last year’s defeat.
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Jack Keever
Associated Press
Austin
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Vorster
Aggie
Ready
Phillips
Lester
Texas
Bobbles
A&m
Lex James
Joey Herr
Texas Subs
Dave Elmendorf
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Bert Weaver
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Richmond
Whitehurst
Bill Peterson
Joe Reed
Ole Miss
Archie Manning
Rebels
Louisiana State
Auburn
Drew Gordon
Mike Siani
Bob Hayes
Horns
Model
Winchester
Winchoke
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