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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1971

Page

2

Namath Aims High But Jets Fall Short In Late Intercept

Jets starter Namath replaced the injured Davis and threw 57 and 8 yard TD passes to Rich Caster and Ed Bell but a game ending interception stalled a late rally. Starr faced costly Green Bay miscues in a 21 defeat to New Orleans as Jurgensen left with Washington beating Philadelphia. Other NFL results included Baltimore over Oakland 37 14 and Cleveland over Houston 37 24.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press Setorats Ie Namath New York Sesard Zenag Bart Starr Green Bay Reeps Packers New Orleans Saints Sonny Jurgensen Washington Billy Kilmer Redskins Philadelphia Eagles Baltimore Oakland Cleveland Houston Denver Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Diego Minnesota Atlanta Buffalo New Fingland St Linus ABC Chicago Bears Miami Teiphans Namath Jets Bob Davis Rich Caster Ed Bell Francisco Bell Johnny Fuehler Namath Said. Suc Washington and John Brodie

Morrilton Edges Stuttgart For Class AA Title Thriller

Morrilton defeats Stuttgart 7-7 final with six seconds left as a kickoff caroms off a Stuttgart player. James McDaniels drills a career moment and Morriston holds off a late rally to win the Class AA championship bid amid bold plays and a fractured kickoff.

Ted Omis Morritons James McDaniells Devils Art Racebirds Port South North

UCLA Tops College Basketball Poll Amid Return of Jabbar

UCLA is ranked No 1 in the college basketball poll as the Bruins prepare to defend their title. Coach John Wooden praises returnee Lew Alcindor now Kareem Jabbar and foresees a strong, talented squad built around him. Other top programs like Carolina Southern Cal Marquette and Ohio State are viewed as challenging contenders as the season begins.

South In Thease Carolina Souther Cal Marquette Ohio State Wooden UCLA Maryland Oden Lorne Beach

Coaches Wanted at Two SW Conference Schools

A garbled sports item notes coaches sought at two Southwest Conference schools. Mentions Rice, Texas, Iowa State, and a bowl context with mentions of Liberty Bowl fate and conference standings. References to players Berteben Jan Riuvhardson and a sophomore phenom, with scattered game notes and season outcomes.

Denne H Iowa Fred Tronk Texas Saeadar Ricer Aes

Nebraska Alabama poised for national title shot after weekend routs

Nebraska and Alabama rolled to high profile wins as Oklahoma, Penn State and others chased bowl bids. Devaney praised Alabama power while Bryant's Tide overwhelmed Auburn. The weekend reshaped poll outlook with Texas, LSU, Arizona State and Houston also winning. The Florida Miami clash drew attention over a controversial TD.

Herschet Nissenson Associated Press Nebraska Auburn Devaney Bryant College Louisiana State Alabama Crimson Tide Oklahoma Devanes Lake Hawaii Penn State Tennessee Syracuse Miami Fla North Texas State San Diego Arizona State Arizona Sun Devils Florida State Pitt John Reaves Jim Plunkett Florida Boston College Holy Cross Baylor Rice Bill Beall New Mexico Pacific Coast Athletic Association San Jose State Long Beach State Memphis State Spartans

Unclear college team poll snippet with scattered names

Fragmentary OCR lists several college programs and places including Cincinnati Drake Indiana Kansas Miami Pittsburgh Princeton Providence Rutgers Notre Dame Syracuse Tennessee Utah State Western Kentucky and more, but many items are garbled and stray. The text appears to be a partial vote or ranking note from a college basketball poll with multiple schools.

Cinnati Payton Drake Uquesne Florida State Fordham Furman Harvard Hewan Indiana Kansas Miami Offic Mania Memphw State Murray State North Carolina State Notre Dame Pacific Pittsinceton Providence Rutgers St. Bonaventure St. Joseph's Lousiana Syracus Tennessee Utah Kentucky

Bobcats Beat Nashville Scrappers 45 40 For 2-0 Start

Hope's Bobcats overcame a Nashville comeback, defeating the Scrappers 45 to 40 to move to 2-0. Key scoring came from Steve Harris, Buddy Ingram, David Briggs, and Bill Rowland as Hope held late leads and with free throws sealed the win. Stewart and Rhodes led Hope with eight and seven points respectively.

Hope Bobcats Nashville Scrappers Cats Steve Harris Buddy Ingram Smith Bill Rowland Fay David Briggs Charles Goza Briggs Gora Ingram Bounding Ofth Bowhend Ineir Bruins Jimmy Stewart Gary Rhodes Joe Jamison Tommy Russell Stewart Rhodes Sever

District 7 AA All Star Team Includes Four Hope Bobcats

The District 7 AA all star selections announced last weekend name four Hope Bobcats on the first team. Lynn Norton, Hope tackle, is the outstanding lineman on offense and Ray Wheelington earns a first team halfback spot. On defense D Powers is listed at tackle and S Harris at backfield.

Hope Bobcats Lynn Norton Hope Tackle Ray Wheelington D. Powers of Hope S. Harris

Tech Boasts Nine All-AIC Players

Arkansas Tech led the All-AIC football selections with nine players named on the 26-man team. Fisher led the offense with 1,482 total yards, while Brown and Shepherd topped rushing honors. Other picks include Baker, Carozza, Peacock, Dumond, Harris, Ferguson, Cook, and Pevan among backs, linemen, receivers, and defensive standouts.

Little Rock Arkansas Tech Tech Phi Fisher Benny Shepherd Larry Brown Rick Thane Ed Harris Jim Parker Perry Goodel Alvin Livesay Jeff Welch Fisher Brown Shepherd Johnny Baker Charles Carozza Quathita Baker Ronnie Peacock Harding David Dumond Lacke Kenny Harris Southern State Mike Ferguson LA Mundeed Jenny Cook Harang Roger Pevan State College Kal

Arkansas Varsity Rout Freshmen In Pine Bluff Showdown

Six players reach double figures as Arkansas varsity dominates freshmen 130 to 110 in Pine Bluff. Doug Campbell tops with 20 points, Abner Lee 17, Vernon Murphy 15, Dean Tolson 15, Dennis White 10. Steve Price leads the freshmen with 30, Ricky Medlock 27. Previously, the varsity beat the freshmen 96-65 at Fayetteville. Willie Mays marries Mae Louise Alien in Mexico City. honeymoon plans unsure.

Pine Bluff Ark API Arkansas Razorbacks Doug Campbell Abmer Lee Vernon Murphy Dean Tolson Dennis White Steve Price Ricky Medlock Fayetteville

A Tech blanks Northern State to reach NAIA finals

Arkansas Tech, 12-0, blanked Northern State College 24-0 in Russellville as Rick Thone caught eight passes for 184 yards and two touchdowns. Tech advances to face Livingston, Ala. State in the Dec. 11 title game in Birmingham.

Russellville Ark Northern State College of Aberdeen Rick Thone Thone Wonder Boys Wolves Livingston Ala Tech Thane Don Dempsey Birmingham West Liberty W. Va Rick Gray Phil Fisher Fisher Rick Andrejewski Craig Williams Larry Brown Brown Dempsey

Irwin Wins Heritage Golf Meet

Hale Irwin captured the Heritage Golf Classic at Harbour Town with a 279 to beat Bob Lunn by one stroke. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Lee Trevino competed as Beard shot a 67 and Palmer finished fifth, while Trevino earned the season money title with a record $229,553.

Bob Green Associated Press Hilton Head Island Hale Irwin Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Lee Trevino Tve Irwin Colorado Gulf Links Los Angeles Billy Casper Bob Lunn Lunn Nickaus Frank Beard Nicklaus Hele Beard Palmer Trevino

Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting

The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days for fishing or hunting. Use the periods printed below to identify peak activity times and maximize success in chosen territory.

Richard Alden Knight

Lamar Defeats ASU and Shares SLC Title

Lamar University beat defending champion Arkansas State University 24 to 15 to share the Southland Conference crown with Lamar, Trinity, and Louisiana Tech at 4 1 in conference play. Patrick Gibbs intercepted twice setting up Lamar scores as the Cardinals led 14 4 at halftime and built a 24 7 advantage in the third quarter.

Lamar ASU Gibbs Doug Matthews James Flynt Hamilton Fiynan Tom Johnson Indians Matthews Sode Cardnals

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