Hope Bobcats Triumph Over Malvern Leopards in West Opener
Hope Bobcats defeated Malvern Leopards 20 to 6 in the 4A West opener at Malvern. Artis Martin led Hope with a 10 yard run on 16 carries and Gary Jones added a second touchdown. Malvern quarterback Pennington connected on a late screen to McLamore for their only scoring drive. Defensive standout Steve Harris and Ronny Brown contributed key plays for Hope as the defense limited Malvern and secured the win.
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Soph Bobcat
Steve Harris
Ronny Brown
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Roy McLamore
David Still
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Massanelli
Lee Davis
Davis
Thomas Lloyd
Gary Jones
Brown
Leopard Ronnie Ledbetter
Pennington
McLamore
Lynn Norson
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
A-State Nips Tennessee Tech 29-22 in Interleague Clash
The Arkansas State Red Wolves edged Tennessee Tech 29-22 as UT Arlington defeated East Texas State 36-28 and Trinity fell to Davidson 17-16. Abilene Christian posted its fourth straight win, while Lamar Tech and Trinity prep for Southland schedule games.
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Associated Press
Lamar Tech
Trinity
UT Arlington
Southland
Southern Winds
Southeastern Louisiana
Ut-Arlington
McNeese State
Arkansas State
Abilene Christian
Abilien Christian
McMurray
Tennessee Tech
Tamar Tech
New Mexico State
East Texas State
Davidson
David Wallace
ACC
Wildcats
Ronnie Faulkner
Ut-Arington
Cancer Claims Father of Golf Charles Hagen Dies at 76
Charles Walter Hagen, known as the father of modern professional golf and a colorful figure in the sport, died of cancer about midnight Sunday in Fraverse City Michigan. He was 76.
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Fraverse City
Mich
Charles Walter Hagen
Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Fishing and Hunting Windows
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan days around prime fishing and hunting times. It advises seeking days with the best sport opportunities and good cover during these periods.
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Richard Alden Knight
Basketball Exhbitions Highlight Kentucky vs San Francisco
Readable details show Kentucky and San Francisco in occasional exhibitions with scores around 108 to 100 in Los Angeles. The snippet mentions Baseball and Garatina in passing, indicating a mixed sports page with brief results.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Garatina
Orioles Take 11th Inning Win Pushes World Series Bid
Orioles edged the Twins 2 1 in 11 innings as Curt Morton drove in the decisive run and Dave McNally delivered a masterful outing. Boog Powell recalled a controversial plate call and Tom Johnson and Belanger contributed key moments in Baltimore's late rally. The victory left Baltimore one win from the World Series as the series moved to Minnesota.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Paul
Billy Marstin
Bob Miller
Minnesota
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Martin
Baltimore
Curt Morton
Dave McNally
Paul Blair
Twins
Miller
Jim Pamferm
Palmer
Sandy Koufax
Earl Weaver
Big Boog Powell
Morton
McNally
Dave Boswell
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Powell
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Mark Belanger
Boswell
Motton
Elrod Hendricks
Ron Perranoski
Rod Carew
Oliva
George Mitterwald
Mc Nally
Mets Seek Sweep in NL Series at Home
New York aims to close out the best-of-five playoff against Atlanta at Shea Stadium behind Gary Gentry as Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman faced rough outings. Braves captain Hank Aaron homered in both games, while errors and misplays doomed Atlanta’s defense as the Mets built leads of 9-1 and responses in a volatile series.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
NEW York
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Atlanta Braves
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Noo-A-Homa
Mets
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Jerry Koosman
New York City
Shea Stadium
Met
Gary Gentry
Pat Jarvis
Gentry
Seaver
Koosman
Atlanta
Seag
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Oiay
Noc-A-Homa
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Sam Harris
Harris
Mets Rally In Braves Tilt Highlights Hitting Surge
The Mets offense shone in a long Sunday game, Art Shamsky collecting six hits, Tommie Agee Cleon Jones and Ken Boswell contributing, as New York stole five bases led by two apiece from Agee and Jones. Hodges praised his club's hitting depth and improved defense despite weak pitching through the two games.
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Tts
Mets
Art Shamsky
Tommie Agee
Cleon Jones
Ken Boswell
Braves
Agee
Jones
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Records fall as college teams light up scoreboards
Alabama and Ole Miss combined for 33-32 in a record-smashing clash with Archie Manning and Scott Hunter fueling 20 offensive marks including a national completions standard. Purdue Stanford, Michigan, and others posted high output as top teams dominated. Oklahoma idle, Georgia, Texas, USC, Penn State, and LSU posted decisive wins while Ohio State and UCLA routed foes.
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Mississippi
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
Scott Hunter
SEC
Texas-El Paso
New Mexico
UTEP
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Purdue
Stanford
Mike Phipps
Associated Press
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Wolverines
Missouri
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Joe Theismann
Spartans
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Washington
Jim Otis
Rex Kern
Lydell Mitchell
Penn State
Kansas State
Arkansas
Bill Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
Razorbacks
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Jimmy Jone
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Tennessee
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John Reaves
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Houston
Mississippi State
Gary Mullins
Elmo Wright
Robert Newhouse
Idaho
Steve Olson
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Kentucky
Cornell
Ed Marianzo
Mixed Football Scores and College Results Across Leagues
A compilation of American League standings and results with teams like Houston New York Buffalo Miami and Boston. Western division leaders Gallans Cincinnati Kansas City Denver San Diego. Saturday and Sunday NFL style results. college football scores across numerous colleges including Amherst Bates Boston College Tulane and more. notable mentions of multiple players and performances such as Steve Ramsey and Dennis Shaw amid a sprawling recap of games and outcomes.
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Arkansas Beats TCU 24-6 Behind Key Offense Play
Arkansas rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the second quarter as Bill Montgomery connected with Chuck Dicus for a 73 yard TD on a designed play. Coach Frank Broyles credited the game changing play and noted Arkansas’ defense clamped down after a rough first quarter. Montgomery carried a rib injury but aimed to recover during the Baylor layoff.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Razorback
Sateurday
TCU
Arkansas
Bill Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Benny Nichols
Horned Frogs
Ohio State
Purdue
Razorbacks
Montgomery
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Baylor
Bears
Waco
Hart Plays 2 Positions in Reddie Win
Henderson's Tommy Hart starred at quarterback and tailback gaining 138 yards on 28 carries as the Reddies beat Arkansas Tech 28-14 in Arkadelphia. Hart scored once as quarterback and once as tailback and Jerry Malone added two more touchdowns for Henderson. Harding notched its first conference win in two years 20-14 over Southern State while SCA overwhelmed Missouri Southern 56-12. Ouachita dropped a 23-21 decision to Mississippi College. An A&M Ouachita clash at Arkadelphia looms as a key week showdown in the conference race.
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Wonder Boys
Arkadelphia
Tommy Hart
Henderson
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Hart
Reddies
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Harding
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Reddles
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Charles Jones
Larry Cloninger
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SCA
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Barry Bennett
Doug Freeze
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