Hope 4 Star Sports Roundup
National scores feature Giants 62 10 over Philadelphia and several NFL outcomes. College results list Penn St 49 Pittsburgh 27 and many other Friday through Monday games with varied states and teams.
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Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Colgate
Yale
Harvard
South
Clemson
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Grambling
Nevada
Reno
Bull sparks Razorbacks in 1972 season finale win
Arkansas uses a four back wishbone with Sophomores Bull Morton White and Craig highlighting a 270 rushing attack in a 21 14 victory over Texas Tech sealing a 6 5 season. Coach Frank Broyles praised the running shift and noted Ferguson would play post season while Bull earned the starting nod.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Razorbacks
Scott Bull
Marsh White
Reggie Craig
Jim Lindsey
Harry Jones
Dickey Morton
Craig
Morton
Bull
White
Tech
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Ferguson
Joe
Doug Yoder
Jon Richardson
Mike Kirkland
Drew Toole
Raider
Louis Campbell
Jack Ettinger
Kirkland
Com
Prescott Wins State Finals In Narrow Comeback
In Little Rock, Prescott coach Charles Montgomery credits a blocked field goal as the turning point in a 26 24 Class A final victory over Clarendon. Hilton McDonald scored twice and Anthony Stewart added the final TD as Prescott erased a 17 12 deficit to finish 11 2 while Clarendon ended 4 9. John Jones sets Air Force Academy letter record with nine total.
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Prescott
Charles Montgomery
Curley Wolves
Montgomery
Clarendon
Hilton McDonald
Anthony Stewart
Larry Skinner
McDonald
Jerry Flemons
Wolves
Souri
Iowa State
Kansas
Brent McClanahan
Arizona
Sun Devils
Missouri
Bob Weber
Associated Press
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Alabama
Trojans
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O Bama
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Colorado
UCLA
Washington State
LSU
Florida
John Williams
Tigers
Bert Jones
Basketball standings and results from weekend games
Eastern and Western conference standings show Boston atop the Atlantic with 17 wins, New York 18 matches, and Buffalo trailing. Weekend action featured Portland over Philadelphia and Milwaukee defeating Baltimore, with notable scores including Golden State and Kansas City-Omaha. Next Monday schedule lists no games, Kentucky at San Diego and Indiana at Dallas.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Atlanta
Denver
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Oakland
Kansas City
San Diego
Houston
St. Louis
Miami
W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
New York
Buffalo
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
K.c.omaha
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Boston
Kentucky
Indiana
Dallas
Carolina
Virginia
Memphis
West Indiana
Utah
Greensboro
New Orleans
Giants
New England
Dolphins
St. Louis Cardinals
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days. Aim to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Aiden Knight
Oklahoma State criticizes bowl selections after loss
Oklahoma State Cowboys, 6-4, vented disappointment after a 46-14 defeat to Iowa State, criticizing bowl committees despite beating three bowl-bound teams. SMU echoed discontent, while Missouri and Iowa State drew fire over invites as bowls neared completion.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Louisiana State
Missouri
Iowa State
Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
Southern Methodist
Colorado
Brent Blackman
Oklahoma
SMU
Baylor
Hayden Fry
Mustangs
Texas Christian
NCAA
Fry
Mis
All-Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football team named
All-Conference picks include John ny Baker Ouachita Baptist University and Benny Shepherd Arkansas Tech back for the third straight year with Alan Dixon Tom Ed Gooden Harding and Cleo Howe Southern State. Baker set the league rushing record 1614 yards as a sophomore and 4357 career. Dixon 1356 yards this season House 963 Shepherd 799 Gooden 1093 combined. Additional starters include Starnes Dumond Palmer Douglas Cummins Lewis across end tackles guards and center.
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Little Rock
Johnny Baker
Oachlla Baptist University
Benny Shepherd
Arkansas Tech
Baker
Shepherd
Alan Dixon
Tom Ed Gooden
Harding
Cleo Howe
Southern State
Dixon
Gooden
House
Harry Starnes
David Dumond
Ouachita
Ed Bill Palmer
UA Monticello
Rickey Douglas
Quachita
Mike Cummins
SCA
Billy Lewis
High School Super Team Named From Arkansas AAAA
North Little Rock Ole Main and Hot Springs lead the assembled All-State squad with three players each. Key picks include Ole Main’s Phillip Dokes and Bruce Wooldridge and Charles Walker, and Hot Springs’ Tommy Koonce, William Watkins, and Pete Campbell. The article notes standout RBs Eckwood, Walker, and Robinson, linemen Skinner and Hamp ton, and mentions college prospects Dokes and Speer.
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Little Rock
North Little Rock
Ole Main
Hot Springs
Associated Press
Phillip Dokes
Bruce Wooldridge
Charles Walker
Tommy Koonce
William Watkins
Pete Campbell
Koonce
Walker
Jerry Eckwood
Brinkley
Will Robinson
Little Rock Central
Campbell
Wooldridge
Wildcats
Eckwood
Elijah Pitts
Green Bay Packers
Decision Expected Today On 14-14 Tie In AAA Playoff
The Arkansas Activities Association faces a ruling on the Friday night Class AAA football playoff between Hot Springs and Jonesboro, tied 14-14 after three 10-minute sudden death overtimes. Officials’ reports will be submitted, with cochampions declared unless a ruling changes the outcome.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Johnnie Burnett
Arkansas Activities Associated
Burnett
Super Team LITTLE ROCK AR high school football stars
AP lists Arkansas top senior players by position with schools including Hot Springs LR Central Brinkley Ole Main Malvern Forrest City Newport Wynne Jonesboro Helena Conway and Catholic. Notables: QB Tommy Keence RB Will Robinson IL 6-0 175 and OL Phillip Dokes 260 LB Dwayne Petersen 190.
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Sive
Gerald Skinner
Malvern
Harvey Hampton
Forrest City
Don Shelton
Newport
Paul McMahon
Magnolia
Andrew Hess
Wynne
Dokes
Watkins
Wally Cox
Helena
Robert Speer
Jonesboro
Dwayne Peterson
Leotus Harris
Little Rock Hall
Preston Miller
Charlies Williams
Mike Dunaway
Conway
Conrad Bradburn
Little Rock Catholic
Johnny Erwin
Star City
Eckwood
Harris
Koonce
Campbell
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Associated Press
Scheel
Andrew Hess Wynne
Robert Speer Jonesboro
EL Wally Cox Helena
Phillip Dokes
Ole Main
Lcotus Harris LR Hall
William Watkins Hot Springs
Dwayne Petersen
LR Hall
Skins clinch playoff push with 21 16 win over Packers
Washington, led by Billy Kilmer's two TD passes, beat Green Bay 21-16 to move two games up on Dallas in the NFC East with three games left. The victory also tightens the race for home playoff status as Detroit and Minnesota stumble in Thanksgiving action.
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