Hall Takes Poll Lead In Ar rr High School Football
The Rock Hall Warriors seized the AP poll lead after a 4-0 start and a win over North Little Rock. Northside dropped to second after defeating Springdale while Pine Bluff moved into sixth. Central, Texarkana, and Little Rock Catholic rounded the top five with Hall scoring 119 points in four games and allowing only one touchdown.
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Campbell Eyes All America Backfield Fame at PSU
Penn State sophomore Bob Campbell leads the team with 7.3 yard rushing and 38 yard kickoff return averages while compiling 388 yards in two games. Coach Joe Paterno says Campbell is an all around back with no limits as PSU upset Miami and earned recognition against Notre Dame and Purdue.
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Five Gates Five Gates Poll Results and Team Records
Poll results show first place votes and team records with points for multiple classes and teams. Notable entries include LR Hall FS Northside Texarkana LR Central North Little Rock Pine Bluff Springdale Conway FS Southside LR Catholic and others. several schools receive votes with alphabetical standouts listed.
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Dark Will Add to His Bullpen
Cleveland AP report says Alvin Dark after signing a two year Indians contract will focus on strengthening the bullpen. He cites relief prowess as key and notes previous pennant winners relied on a strong stopper. Dark also mentions replacing pitching coach Clay Bryant and calls his deal the best he ever had. Americans consume more than 275 million pounds of honey every year.
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Southern Cal Tops AP Football Poll as Houston Surges
Southern California becomes the new AP top team after a 21-17 win over Michigan State and Notre Dame’s upset loss to Purdue. Houston rises to second after a 50-6 win over Wake Forest. UCLA and Purdue join the top five amid shifts from Notre Dame, Nebraska, and others. Texas Tech debuts in the rankings by beating Texas 19-13.
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AM Plans a Sports Car Next Year
American Motors will race in 1968 with its Javelin entry in the Trans-American series. Victor Raviolo, group vice president, will head the program. The effort marks AMC early push into road racing amid a field of Cougars Mustangs Camaros and Darts in the SCCA series.
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Black Week Upsets Hit Southwest Conference This Weekend
The SWC saw preseason favorites Arkansas and Texas upset for the second straight time while Texas Tech beat Texas 19 13 reshaping title hopes. Razorbacks face 0 2 start with a three game skid, Tulsa defense stalling on key downs. World Series notes touch Boston Red Sox pennant push and upcoming series with Cardinals. Hope Bobcats prep for Homecoming as Southeastern State College riders post 26 9 win over Harding Bisons and eye Arkansas Tech game.
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Beginning Is Bitter End for Some Teams in Openers
Fran Tarkenton recalls the 1960 opener against the Colts, a 35 16 loss after Vikings owned five straight exhibitions. He warns that opening games shape seasons, shares routines, nerves, and game prep, and notes early-season momentum can be lost even when teams win exhibitions.
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Stage Set for World Series Opener at Fenway Park
Boston ace Jose Santiago faces St Louis slugger Orlando Cepeda in the opening World Series game at Fenway. Santiago to start for Boston, Cepeda leads the Cardinals, with Gibson set to oppose. Red Sox and Cardinals finalize lineups and travel plans after a season of dramatic finishes.
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Solunar Tables for Golunae Periods and Major Day Effects
An OCR fragment describes solunar periods with four pads, Alden KRodphl and a schedule across days. It notes Major Periods by types and mentions two-hour lags after events and Minot types with varying durations. The text is garbled but centers on time blocks, lunar influence, and daily timing.
Tigers Lose to Camden Lincoln Tigers Lose to Camden Lincoln
The Lincoln High Tigers of Camden defeated Yerger 39 20 last Saturday night. Yerger quarterback David Black starred with multiple completions and four touchdowns, while Camden pulled ahead in the second quarter and held a 19 13 halftime lead. The fourth quarter surges by Yerger produced two touchdowns, but Camden sealed a 39 26 final.
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