National TV ratings pour cold water on college gridiron hopes
The Grambling Morgan State game drew a 9.0 Nielsen rating in New York after 65,000 attended at Yankee Stadium. ABC showed the Sept. 11 contest nationally, but overall 1970 ratings lagged with Notre Dame Illinois and Stanford Arkansas among the top. Columbia beat Princeton 22-20 in a dramatic late finish.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Grambling
Morgan State
Yankee Stadium
ABC TV
Nellsen
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Fun City
ABC
Flying Wishbone Named After Two Wing Men at SMU
Hayden Fry and a Dallas writer dubbed SMU’s offense a Flying Wishbone after noting the two split ends or wing men in the traditional Wishbone. Fry explained the two tight ends and wing men, and the writer coined the term during a meeting.
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SMU
Hayden Fry
Dallas
Fry
Thinks Team Will Have to Be Perfect for SIU Clash
Jonesboro Arkansas AP coach Bill Davidson says Arkansas State Indians must play perfect football to beat Southern Illinois Saturday. He praises SIU as strong and notes the Indians are No. 1 in the AP Small College Poll while continuing to improve their passing game.
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Navarro
Columbia
Princeton
Indiana
Syracuse
Syrasse
Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University Indians
Southern Illinois
Bill Davidson
Davidson
Tribe
Associated Press
Psychological War by Giants and Pirates
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh and Giants skipper Charlie Fox, longtime friends, engage in a light hearted psychological war before game three at Three Rivers Stadium. Juan Marichal opposes Nelson Briles as the Pirates chase a 2-1 series edge in the NL playoffs.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Charlie Fox
Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fox
San Francisco Giants
Three Rivers Stadium
Juan Marichal
Giants
Pirates
Nelson Briles
Pirate
Danny
Charlie
Bob Robertson
Robertson
Pye
Marichal
Ossie Virgil
San Diego
Parkers Do Practice on Grass
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports the Arkansas Razorbacks will play Baylor on natural turf for the only time this season at Waco Texas. Coach Frank Broyles praised a 90 minute Monday session and the win over TCU 49 15 while noting focus on next week and returning to grass practice.
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Fayetteville. Ark
Baylor
Waco
Tex
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Hogs
TCU
Broyles
Billie Jean King Defends Dress Views On Court
AP Special Correspondent Billie Jean King denies criticizing Ellie Sommers over a translucent white tennis dress and bra issue. She says she values comfort and movement, supports stylish outfits, and notes women players remain distinctly feminine in tennis. King attends Virginia Slims event in New York after surpassing $100,000 in season earnings, with Nixon praising her performance.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York (Ap
Billie Jean King
Ellie Sommers
Miss Sommers
Chicago
Mrs. King
New York
Elke
Bush
Billie Jean
Tory Fretz
Nixon
Piping Rock
Long Island
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac Schedule
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide hunters to plan days for best sport. The schedule highlights periods of prime activity to locate good territory and cover for successful outings.
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Richard Alden Knight
Basketball Exhibition Scores From The NBA ABA Matches
The Associated Press reports exhibition basketball results with Houston NBA defeating Los Angeles 111 to 102 Boston NBA over Philadelphia 129 to 113 Indiana ABA team beat Kentucky 106 Denver ABA 97 and Floridians ABA 89 in a diverse set of show games reflecting league matchups and results.
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Associated Press
Houston
NBA
Los Angeles
Boston
Philadelphia
Indiana
ABA
Kentucky
Denver
Bengals Coach Declares No QB Trade Plan
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown said there are no plans to trade for a quarterback. Ken Anderson will start with Dave Lewis backing him up after Virgil Carter's shoulder dislocation in a 20-17 loss to Green Bay. Dyer remains in serious condition with a spinal cord contusion but shows movement in his lower limbs and spirits are good. surgery not currently needed.
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Ken Anderson
Dave Lewis
Brown
Anderson
Virgil Carter
Bengals
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Ken Dyer
George Ballou
Dyer
Packers
John Brockington
Ballou
Wally Timperman
Boog Powell Powers Orioles Past A's Despite Wrist Injuries
Boog Powell, playing with two injured wrists, homered twice and drove in three runs as the Orioles beat the Athletics 5-1 in Oakland to take a 2-0 lead in the AL playoff series. Manager Earl Weaver urged a swing over a bunt as Powell pushed through pain to key the win alongside Brooks Robinson and Elle Hendricks.
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Oakland
Calif
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Powell
Orioles
Oakland Athletics
Earl Weaver
Ralph Salvor
Boog
Brooks Robinson
Elle Hendricks
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Dave Johnson
Weaver
Bou
Hope Arkansas annexation ordinance for Pines Addition lands
City of Hope adopts an ordinance accepting three annexed tracts forming the Pines Addition. The measure, approved September 28, 1971, covers Tract 1 105 ft of SW Q and 179.9 ft of NW Q, Tract 2 57 acres, and Tract 3 portions of NE Q with metes and bounds. Publication Oct 5, 1971.
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City of Hope
Arkansas
Pines
City of
Hope
Hope Arkansas tax levy ordinance 1871 for 1971
A city of Hope Arkansas ordinance imposes a five mill tax on all taxable property for 1971 to fund general city expenses. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and declares an emergency, taking effect after passage and publication on September 28 and October 5, 1971. City Clerk-Treasurer October 5, 1971.
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City OF
Hope
Arkansas
City of Hope
Hope Star
Melvin Thrash
Hope City Bond Election for Industrial Development
Announcement of a November 1971 election in Hope Arkansas to approve up to 1.5 million dollars in industrial development revenue bonds for a project to house and lease an industrial plant to Tennessee Forging Steel Corporation. Bonds secured by project revenues. voters to decide yes or no at multiple polling places from 8 am to 7 30 pm. Henry Singard, Hempstead County Sheriff, dated October 1 1971.
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Hope
Arkansas
City of Hope
Sixty-Second General Assembly
State of Arkansas
Board of Directors
Tennessee Forging Steel Corporation
Virgina Corporation
City of
Page
Virginia Corporation
Notice of Special Election Hope Arkansas 1971
A notice announces a special election in Hope Arkansas on November 5 1971 regarding revenue bonds under Act No 9 for a project. The item names locations including City Hall and various boxes and rooms referenced for the polling place. The notice is part of a legal public notice listing dates and authorities. The same page also lists a chancery court case Joe M Biddle vs Shirley Ann Biddle with a warning to appear within thirty days. The court clerk and dates Sept 17 1971 and subsequent publication dates are shown. The sports brief reports the Ocala sale of thoroughbreds opening with 65 yearlings totaling 140000 and an average of 2160 per horse.
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Shirley Ann Biddle
Joe M. Biddle
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Bengal
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
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Hempstead County
Sally Andrews
City OF Hope, Arkansas
Henry Singard
City Hall
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Hope Youth Center
Melvin ‘Thrash
Chancery Court
Hempstead County, Ark
Shirley
Ann Biddle
Jim Cole
Leona Cole
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Insurance Agency
Ellis Co
Greening
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Hope, Arkansas
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