Hope 3 Star OATS Bobcats Beat Nashville Scrappers
In Jones Field House the Hope Bobcats toppled the Nashville Scrappers 52-39 for their first win after a lone loss. Key scorers were Parker Powell and Lynn Norton with 12 points each, while Nashville’s top scorer Artis had 15 as Hope held the lead from the start. The girls’ game followed with Hope falling 64-52 to the Nashville Pantherettes, as Singleton led Hope with 18 points and Gillis topped Nashville with 22. Next Tuesday the senior teams host Prescott.
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret
The columnist riffs on nightmares and daydreams noting pleasant horsing around, and teases those who claim eye contact proves honesty. He jokes an optometrist would meet anyone who can face you with a straight gaze.
Arkansas Football Playoff Scores From Two Classes
In Class AAA Hot Springs defeated Jonesboro 14 to 9 to advance in the playoffs. In Class AA Stuttgart toppled Arkadelphia 22 to 20 to stay alive in the postseason.
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Curtain Falls Saturday on SW Conference
The Southwest Conference ends its season with four teams playing this Saturday while Texas meets Arkansas next week. Rice and Baylor finish in Waco and SMU faces Texas Christian in Fort Worth. Texas nears its Arkansas date after routing Texas A&M 52 to nothing.
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Morton Named Rookie of the Year for Expos
New York reports Carl Morton of the Montreal Expos edged Bernie Carbo of the Reds by three votes to win the National League Rookie of the Year. Morton, 26, went 18-11 with 284 innings pitched and 3.60 ERA, after being drafted from Atlanta in 1968. Carbo hit .310 with 21 homers and 63 RBIs for the pennant runs Reds.
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Equalizer of odds Jimmy the Greek in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas, Dimitrios Synodinos known as Jimmy the Greek Snyder runs Information Unlimited, sharing football and sports odds with about 200 newspapers weekly. He says he does not pick games, merely equalizes spreads, earning via a PR business and multiple accounts while claiming 78 percent accuracy in 1969.
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Army and Navy Meet In Untainted Low Tide
Army and Navy battle in Philadelphia as both teams enter the game with weak records. Army stands 1-8-1 after a rough stretch including a winless run and a tie with Oregon, while Holy Cross remains winless.
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Probate notice for H L Weeks estate in Hempstead Ark
In the Hempstead County probate court an instrument dated January 21 1965 was admitted as the last will of H L Weeks who died November 13 1970 Route 2 Hope Arkansas Dale Jones is named executor with six months to present claims Readers are warned that contests must be filed by law and first publication was November 28 1970 with subsequent notice December 5 1970.
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Solunar Tables Led by Richard Knight Schedule
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES guide planning daily fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport opportunities.
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Meggyesy's Crucible Within Football's Brutal Code
Former Syracuse, then St Louis Cardinal linebacker Dave Meggyesy details in his memoir Out of Their League how football dehumanizes players. He recalls coercive coaching, race issues, and cash handoffs, while rejecting the sport's moral veneer and tracing his own shift from athlete to politicized critic.
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