Wednesday's Fights Highlight International Knockouts
In Jersey City and Las Vegas carding venues, boxers from Japan Philippines and the United States scored stoppages. Gohgales halted by 12 rounds, Eddie Jones stopped by Jones, Kebblah defeated Fields, with multiple knockouts noted across the events.
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Gohgales
Philippines
Jersey City
Jimmy Dupree
Eddie ‘Bossman
Jones
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Péter Kebblah
Jimmy Fields
Leopards, Hope prep for malvern clash in Western Division opener
Malvern hosts Hope in a 7:30 p.m. Friday Western Division opener. Malvern stars include Greg Hodges and Larry Lock on the line, with Joe Tatum and Pat Watkins among linebackers. Hope counters with quarterback Ronnie Massanelli and a swift backfield led by Artis Martin and Thomas Lloyd. The Leopards face a tough front, while Malvern’s bifocal and wishbone sets aim to disrupt Hope’s secondary and force errors.
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Stir
Ronnie Hige
Malvern
Malvern Leas Pards
Hope
Hammons
David Alpe
Bobcats
Alpe
Cats
Texas Longhorns
Leopards
Greg Hodges
Joe Tatum
Larry Lock
Bobby Fooks
Jimmy Stevens
Freeman Bryant
David Reeves
Bobcat
Ronnie Massanelli
Artis Martin
Thomas Lloyd
Roger Newton
Gary Jones
Texas
Joe Smith
Stevens
Ronnie Brandon
Ronnie Jones
Crowd Expected for SMU Colts vs Arkansas Freshmen
Texarkana dispatch notes a capacity crowd for SMU Colts meeting Arkansas freshmen led by Joe Ferguson of Shreveport. Ferguson backup Jim Hodge and Little Rock’s Jon Richardson expected to start. Matthews says the Shoats show progress but still a long way to go. Arkansas holds a 9-4-2 series edge in the traditional opener. Malvern Leopards’ lineup includes Jackson, Mowdy, Sheffield, Williamson, and strong tackle roles. Fall lawnmower sharpening cue ends the snippet.
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Texarkana
Tex
SMU
Colts
Arkansas
Joe Ferguson
Shreveport
Ferguson
Wilson Matthews
Jim Hodge
Shreveport Woodlawn
Jon Richardson
Little Rock
Horace Mann
Matthews
Juniors Lay It on the Line Tonight in Big Grid Battle
Verger Junior High Bob Kitten hosts Ashdown Panther Cubs in a clash of unbeatens at Hammon Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Ashdown has shut out three opponents and aims for a second straight District 7-4 title. Key players include Verger QB Buddy Ingram and backs David Johnson and David Huddleston as the defense must carry the effort. KXAR will tape and rebroadcast after the Arkansas-TCU game Saturday after 5:00 p.m.
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Ralph Bouton
Verger Junior High
Bob Kittens
Ashdown Panther Cubs
Hamemons Stadium
Kittens
Arkadelphia
Ashdown
Cubs
Maud
Texas
Foreman
Mena
Senior High Panthers
Yerger
David Johnson
David Huddleston
Buddy Ingram
Bobkittens Boas Agri
KXAR
Arkansas-Tcu
Turnabout Week Brings Washington Turnaround in 1969
Ted Williams returns to manage the Senators and a revived Washington club finishs the season with 86 wins, 10 games above .500, securing fourth in the East after a dramatic late run. Harmon Killebrew belted 49 homers for Minnesota as Oakland, Baltimore, and New York claim late-season wins while playoff races unfold.
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Detroit
Boston
Wash’h
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Seattle
Washington
Californi
Roland
A!attle
Barber
Messersmith
Bunker
Johnson
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Miller
McDowell
Peterson
Associated Press
Carew
Smith
R. Smith
Killebrew
F. Howard
Harper
Campaneris
Palmer
J. Perry
Lolich
Teams tied in opening of World Cup golf event
In Singapore the U S team of Orville Moody and Lee Trevino and the Taiwan pair of Hsieh Yung Yo and Hsu Chi San tied at 198 for the lead in the opening round of the 7th World Cup. Hsieh, the current Asian golf champion, aided the Taiwanese effort.
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Singapore
U.S
Orville Moody
Lee Trevino
Taiwan
Hsieh Yung Yo
Hsu Chi San
Hsieh
Cardinals Seem to Share Third as Simmons Drives Win
St Louis keeps slim hopes alive for a share of third in the East by beating Philadelphia 6 6 5 on Ted Simmons RBI triple in the ninth. Tie atop the division race remains with Pittsburgh as the Pirates win on a ninth inning single by Al Oliver. Other results note Claude Osteen’s 20th win for the Dodgers, Mets past Cubs in 12, and Padres over Giants at Candlestick Park.
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Dick Covic
Associated Bress Sports Wester
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Cardinals
Philadelphia
Ted Simmons
Pittsburgh
Phillies
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Montreal
al Oliver
Expos
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Coco Laboy
Bob Gibson
Grant Jackson
Bob Moose
Lou Marone
Mike Wegener
Osteen
Dodgers
Larry Dierker
Jim Lefebvre
Mets
Braves
Cubs
Art Shamsky
Nate Colbert
Padres
Candlestick Park
Arkansas State Climb Shakes Up AP Small College Poll
Lenoir Rhyne upset Presby 45-0 last Saturday and vaulted from 19th to 10th in the AP small college rankings. No. 1 North Dakota State led the pack with 228 points, followed by Indiana Pa and Grambling as top contenders. Arkansas State dropped from fifth to 14th after a 14-10 loss to The Citadel, amid a wide shakeup in the lower ranks.
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University of Nebraska Omaha
Indiana
State
Grambing
Northern Arizona University
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Citadel
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Picks Hope One Point Over Malvern
Fort Smith Northside's Grizzlies remain unbeaten at 28 games as they face fifth-ranked Springdale with a strong ground game led by Jon Sherry and Fred Jones. Predictions favor a tough test from Springdale, but Northside's backfield duo Billy Joe Releford and Robert Owens are among the state’s best.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Tulsa
Rogers
Arkansas
Bulldogs
Jon Sherry
Fred Jones
Jones
Sherry
Camden
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el Dorado
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Twins End Playoff Inexperience With New AL Series
Catcher John Roseboro and reliever Ron Perranoski of the Minnesota Twins head into their second intraleague playoff series. They will face the Baltimore Orioles in a best-of-five for the AL pennant, opening in Baltimore then moving to Minnesota. Both players were part of the 1962 Dodgers that tied the pennant race before losing in the three-game NL playoff.
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Pat Thompson
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
John Roseboro
Ron Perranoski
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Roseboro
Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Pros Work to Keep Out Underworld
Four major professional sports leaders discussed security against betting scandals at the AP editors conference. Pete Rozelle said no current signs of underworld activity, but vigilance remains high. Kennedy, McPhail, and Dey noted external and internal measures, with golf pursuing stronger monitoring. Football security costs run about 200000 to 300000 dollars yearly.
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Associated Press
Hartford, Conn
ABP
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Rozelle
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Larry McPhail
New York Yankees
Joe Dey
Kennedy
Footsball
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Commissioner's Office
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Washington, D.C
Thanks Kasko to Take Over the Red Sox
Eddie Kasko was slated to become Boston Red Sox manager, replacing fired Dick Williams. Announcement planned at 9 a.m., press conference at Fenway Park at 4 p.m. Kasko, 38, a former utility infielder, led Boston’s farm team in 1967 and has coached the team for three seasons.
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Eddie Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Dick Willams
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Kasko
Toronto
Lousville
Williams
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