Bobcats to Host Crossett Eagles After Malvern Defeat
Hope is Star Bobcats travel to host Crossett Friday in a homecoming week game after a 27 0 loss to Malvern. Mac Stroud threw for a 38 yard score and the Leopards pulled away late as Hope receivers and backs showed effort plus a new offensive look under coach Freddie Glaze.
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Ralph Routon
Bobcats
Malvern Leopards
Malvern
Cats
Malvert
Mac Stroud
Bobcat
Freddie Glaze
Glaze
David Fincher
Gary Golden
Donnie Middlebrooks
John Henley
David Jones
Fincher
Jerry McWilliams
Billy Gibson
Mickey Allen
Henley
Rodney Jones
Buzz Andrews
Joe McMurrough
Larry Massanelli
John Starks
Bruce Efird
Pat
Mavern
Leopards
Hope
Andrews
Hodney Petty
Mike Murphy
Hobcats
Eddie Wrigt
Rusty Crawford
Malvern Hneten
Efird
Elind
Crossett Eagles
Gail Hartsfield
Fitzsimmons and Sharkey Set for KXAR Showdown Fight
Radio sport segment previews a Monday 8:30 PM bout on KTPA between Fred Fitzsimmons and Jack Sharkey. Noted past champions and dates are cited. the winner advances in a computerized tourney, with a 6:30 PM repeat listed.
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Gob
Sunny Bob
KTPA
Bob Fitzsimmons
Slugstot
Jack Sharkey
Joel Loyd
Jess Willard
KXAR
Texas Is Loser to Texas Tech Upset Highlights Top College Games
Purdue defeated Notre Dame 28-21 as Mike Phipps starred at quarterback, while Texas Tech upset Texas 19-13. O J Simpson dominated for Southern California in a 21-17 win over Michigan State, UCLA crushed Washington State 51-23, and other upsets included Arizona over Ohio State 14-7 and LSU over Texas A&M 17-6. Georgia and Nebraska also remained undefeated at 2-0.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Southern California
UCLA
Houston
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Purdue
Mike Phipps
Molenkopf
Phipps
Boilermakers
Los Angeles
Wake Forest
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
Washington State
Gary Beban
Greg Jones
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Mississippi
Kenny Stabler
Texas
Texas Tech
Kin Binyard
John Scovel
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Cqabolla
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Kates
Oregon
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Mispour
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Arigona
Va. Tech
Kanye
Arkaneais
N. Texas
Colts Need Only Unitas to Dominate in NFL Showdown
Johnny Unitas dazzled the Baltimore Colts as they crushed the San Francisco 49ers 41-7, prompting San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen to say the Colts could play nine or ten girls and still win. Bad Starr of Green Bay strained his throwing arm and was replaced by Zeke Bratkowski as Green Bay lost to Atlanta 23-0. Other NFL results saw Los Angeles, St. Louis, Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, New York, Houston, San Diego, and Oakland posting decisive victories.
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ED Schuyle JR
Associated Press
Manker
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Vic Sion
San Francisco
Jack Christiansen
49Ers
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Unitas
Christiansen
Green Bay
Bad Starr
Starr
Packers
Atlanta
Zeke Bratkowski
Los Ano
Lem
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Bunning
Phil
Jenkins
Chic
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Dave Parks
Packer
Vince Ligmbardi
Wim
Brathowski
Carrol Dale
Ben Wilson
Los Angeles
Cowboys
Hoeman Gabriel
Lick Bass
Hanes
Dallas
Jim Hart
Charley Juhnson
Ue Army
Jain Muland
Unclear NFL and MLB results from weekend games
The article aggregates scores from major leagues with results for cities like St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Atlanta Los Angeles New York and Houston. It notes standings, partial player stats, and game recaps, including Unitas passing for the Colts, Starr injury questions, and coaches' quotes with emphasis on team records and notable performances.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Arkansas Razorsbacks Drop Second Game of Season
Arkansas, led by quarterback John Eichler and facing Tulsa, fell 14 to 12 as turnovers and short-yardage failures doomed a late comeback. Coach Frank Broyles lamented missed chances, field position errors, and the lack of size up front while noting the team will regroup after two straight losses to start the season.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Frank Broyles
Arkansas Razors
Arkanegis
Broyles
Arkansas
Oklahoma State University
Parkers
Forkers
OSU
Cowboys
Ronny South
Tuls
Ken Wiginton
Mike Stripling
Tulsa
Doug Wyatt
Quarte
Razorbacks
John Eichler
Russell Cady
Tft
Cody
Uft
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Kroyles
Turming Trane
Ragore
Parkars
South
Glenn Dobbs
Hurricane
Berner
David Dickey
Tulsa Tau
Dickey
Eichler
Lonborg Past Twins in Fenway Finish Caps Pennant Chase
Jim Lonborg battled the Fenway hex and teamed with Carl Yastrzemski to lift the Boston Red Sox over Minnesota 3 0 on the final day of the pennant race. Yastrzemski, a Triple Crown contender, delivered key hits as Boston surged from ninth to clinch its first American League pennant since 1946.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Jim Lonborg
Fenway Park
Jim
Boston
Red Sox
Lonzorg
Carl Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Manta
Lontorg
Twins
Detroit
California
Yastrzemaki
Stronghoy
St. Louis
Fotu
Yastrzemski
Lonborg
Fenway
Ken Harralson
Jo Was Being Super Trious
Talis
Wren
Vick Whlins
Pola
Angels
Pouils
Bentan
tChulngerd
Howsbet
Laurie Nati
Los Angeles
New York
Loutarp
Cy Yona
al Ts
Heston
Dng
Boston Wins Pennant as Yaz Stars in Last-Minute Push
Boston claims its first pennant in two years after a 5 3 win over Minnesota at Fenway. Yaztrzemski and Lanburg pace the Red Sox as they clinch the playoff berth. Williams’ club breaks a skid to seize the pennant before facing the Cardinals in the World Series opener.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press Sports
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Jonborg
Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Fenway Park
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Dick Williams
Santiago
Kansas City
Puerto Rico
Bob Gibson
Fenway
Lanborg
Lee Stange
Tigers
Yaz
Lanburg
Calfornia
Petro
Wile Hains
Cal Primer
Yar Gotde
Seth Foning
Ils
Yastrae
World Series Facts From A Confusing Record
A garbled OCR piece mentions teams and dates with odd spellings, noting Boston and Texas, and references insects and pests. The text blends sports notes with unrelated scientific terms, lacking coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
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