Crossett Eagles rout Hope Bobcats in high school clash
Crossett defeated Hope 34 to 0 to strengthen its position as Arkansas Class AA’s top team. The Eagles dominated with 350 rushing yards, a stifling defense holding Hope to 12 total yards and one first down, and key scoring drives in the second through fourth quarters led by Tommy Hollinson Riley Craig and Mike Brown.
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Orioles Favored To Chase Series Win In Third Game
Dodgers face Baltimore in game three as Claude Osteen starts against Walley Bunker. Dodgers seek to overcome 0-2 deficit and earn a comeback win never achieved in World Series history. Orioles' .246 team batting and errorless defense contrast Dodgers' .115 average and six errors in the opener.
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Bob Johnson
California Sun
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Obituary notices for Willa Mae Sexton and Mont Wardlow
Mrs Willa Mae Sexton aged 70 died Friday in La Porte Texas. Survivors include her husband Robert five daughters and two sons three sisters and two brothers. Services Sunday 2 p.m. Union Grove Cemetery DeAnn with Herndona Cornelius in charge. Prescott Mont Wardlow aged 74 of McCaskill died Friday. Retired farmer. Survivors include wife Maude Rowland Wardlow two sons four daughters two brothers a sister and nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Cornish Funeral Chapel Harris Cemetery burial to follow.
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Ell Rateliff
iTunion Grove Cemetery
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Mont
Monk Meyer Sparks the Black Knights at West Point
West Point notes the rise of Monk Meyer son of a Vietnam era brigadier general. The 137 pound plebe rose from a shoes shortage to reserve halfback on the 1934 squad and then to star status by 1936. Now Monk Meyer Jr. anchors the Army linebackers alongside Townsend Clarke in an improved team.
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Monk) Meyer
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Viet Nam
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Monk
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Monk Jr
Clarke
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Punt Pass and Kick Contest Heads To Hope Area
The Hope Auto Company and City of Hope Parks and Recreation co sponsor the annual Punt Pass and Kick contest for boys 8 through 13 in Hope and surrounding area. Registration runs until Friday at Hope Auto Company with limited entries accepted at Legion Field on Saturday morning.
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Ordeal in Woods Told by 5 Year Old
Five year old Pamela Hollingworth wandered in New Hampshire woods while her family picnicked. She became lost for eight days as up to 1,000 searchers scoured White Ledge Park before she was found. Now a 30 year old New York PR executive recalls panicking briefly but trusting her parents would find her.
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Lane Bryant
Dunstable
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White Ledge Park
Secret of Football Is Knowing When the Commercials Arrive
FRANK ECK analyzes TV terminology used during pro and college football broadcasts. He notes phrases like back in just a moment and slight pause do not reflect play strategies but ad breaks. The piece cites a Steelers Giants opener 34 34 and Baylor Syracuse halftime promos, highlighting TV’s commercial cadence.
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Frank Eck
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
CBS
ABC
Meredith in Dallas shows calm, growing up at QB
Don Meredith, facing pressure before a home game against Minnesota, remains relaxed and witty in Dallas motel, while coach Tom Landry praises his maturation. The veteran quarterback endures hard hits, yet delivers a late touchdown pass as the Cowboys push toward a win.
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Vikings
Pro Charting Packers Passing And Roster Outlook
Pro football notes praise Green Bay as a team led by Lombardi with Bart Storr among the era’s field generals. Zeke Bratkowski remains sharp in playoffs. Allen Brown or Tony Jeter may win a split end spot. Dale Boyd and Bob Long provide depth. Ground game leans on Jim Tay Paul Hornung tandem, with rookies solving depth. Front office reshuffles as Gale Gillham eyed at tackle. center contest between Bill Curry and Ken Bowman. Kicking improves with Chandler and Horning contributing. Willie Davis Henry Jordan anchor front four with Kostelnik and Voss providing heft. Wood Adderley anchor secondary. Braf is strong safety option. potential corner battles between Hart and Jeter. Nitschke leads an exceptional linebacking corps but depth drops after the top trio. Overall a veteran, hustling Packers unit with age creeping in and a third-place projection.
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Bill Anderson
Corrat
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Willie Wood
Herb Adderley
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TD Hart
Bobby Jeter
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