Northside Still Rated Best in State By AP
The Associated Press poll names Fort Smith Northside the top high school football team, unanimously chosen. Little Rock Catholic remains No 2, LR Hall No 3, with Benton Stuttgart El Dorado Rogers Hot Springs Forrest City and Texarkana rounding the top 10.
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Solunar Tables For Planning Fishing And Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods, from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES, guides daily timing for prime fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport.
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Texas Oklahoma showdown fuels college football picks
AP sports columnist recaps a volatile week of college football chatter. Texas faces Oklahoma with Jones and Mildren highlighted as pivotal players. The column surveys Stan Ford, Michigan, Nebraska, Colorado, Alabama, Notre Dame, Army, Penn State, and Georgia Mississippi amid headline picks and upcoming clashes.
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Hope Star SWC Player of the Week Dicky Morton shines
Arkansas tailback Dicky Morton, subbing for injured Jon Richardson, rushed 18 times for 123 yards and scored twice as the Razorbacks beat TCU 49 15 to open the SWC season. Morton lost his helmet on one play but recovered, earning Offensive Player of the Week honors. He credited practice and coaches for support.
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Exhibition NBA Scores Reported by The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists NBA results from a basketball exhibition. Phoenix beat Chicago 113 to 99, Buffalo defeated Cleveland 97 to 94, Los Angeles toppled Detroit 113 to 108, New York won 112 to 91 over Atlanta, Golden State 94 over Seattle 90, with only scheduled games noted. ABA Floridians 105 beat Memphis 96, New York 103 over Virginia 96, Milwaukee 122 over Utah ABA, Boston 107 over Carolina ABA 100.
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Pirates Take Giants for 1-Game Edge
Pirates edge Giants 2-1 to take a 2-1 NL playoff lead as Rich Hebner homers in the eighth after a sixth inning error tied the game. Bob Johnson pitched eight strong innings amid Briles’ muscle reinjury, with Charlie Fox joking about Aristotle in the dugout.
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Georgia Tech at Tennessee aims to halt Tigers win run
Georgia Tech travels to Tennessee as the Volunteers seek to extend their streak. Florida visits LSU while Toledo aims to break Bowling Green’s 27 game win cadence. Memphis State hosts Louisville with eyes on Pasadena Bowl, as Tigers chase revenge.
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Wigginton Finally Made It
Donnie Wigginton rises from spectator to starting quarterback for third-ranked Texas in the Oklahoma game. The 5'8" 147-pound junior, redshirted in 1968, previously appeared as a spectator and briefly as a player, with previous OU weekends ending in limited action before this pivotal start.
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Robinson Boys Heroes of the Orioles Celebrate Third Straight AL Sweep
Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair led the Orioles as they completed a third consecutive American League playoff sweep over the Athletics in Oakland. Brooks Robinson delivered a two run single to break a 1-1 tie, Frank contributed a key double, and Baltimore extended its playoff win streak to nine with a 5-3 victory en route to a 14 game World Series run.
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Fisher Thrives as AIC Offense Dominates Passing
Arkansas Tech quarterback Phil Fisher extended his edge in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference in passing and total offense with 508 yards through the air and 102 on the ground totaling 610 yards. Johnny Baker of Ouachita trails with 476 rushing yards, while Rick Thone leads receivers with 436 yards on 20 catches. Danny Winston tops punt returns at 33.5 yards and Alan Dixon of Harding leads kickoff returns at 29 yards.
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Winners in Independent Cage Play at Guernsey Gym
Last night at Guernsey Gym two independent cage games produced 77 76 results with ZECO over Laneburg and 84 83 for Young American Homes over Anderson-Frazier. Leading scorers included Souter Townsend East Watkins for ZECO and McBride Muldrew Williams Stuart for the losers as next games set for Thursday October 7 with Butane Gas Co Perry's Truck Stop and Laneburg Anderson-Frazier.
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Broyles Calls Workout Disappointing Ahead of Baylor
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles criticized Tuesday's pad drills as bad while preparing for Baylor. Quarterback Joe Ferguson sat out some passes with a swollen arm from the TCU game, and Broyles chose caution to avoid worsening the injury.
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Johnson Traded to Indians for Vada Pinson in Angels Move
ANAHEIM AP Alex Johnson suspended outfielder and AL batting leader in 1970 is traded from the California Angels to Cleveland for outfielder Vada Pinson. Also sent catcher Jerry Moses and cost Cleveland pitcher Alan Foster and infielder Frank Baker. Johnson, 28, moves to his fifth club in seven years amid a recent grievance win for suspended pay. Pinson, 33, a productive veteran with 13 major league seasons, adds veteran experience to Cleveland in a deal finalized Tuesday.
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Parks Third in Nation in Total Defense
Cornell led in total offense and rushing with Ed Marinaro fueling 517.5 total yards per game and 425.5 rushing yards per game. Washington, led by Sonny Sixkiller, ranked high in passing and scoring as the Huskies posted a 49.8 point per game average. Oklahoma and Arkansas appeared among leaders in total offense and rushing as four-game stats circulated.
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Parker-Texas Game Starts at 3 20 P M
In Little Rock the Arkansas Texas football kickoff for October 16 will be around 3 20 p m to avoid clashing with a possible World Series game. The start time depended on Baltimore Oakland playoff results with noon start if Baltimore won and 11 30 a m if Oakland had won.
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