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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1972

Page

2

Magnolia faces Malvern in key Class AA battle for 7AA title

Magnolia Panthers, No. 2 in state AA, visit No. 3 Malvern Leopards in a pivotal seventh weekend showdown. Magnolia sports a 6-0 season mark and 3-0 league record, balancing a pass oriented offense led by Ken Barker with a deep group of backs, while Malvern relies on a strong ground attack led by J R Ross with 1 001 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns. The Leopards have allowed 790 rushing and 633 passing yards. Magnolia has yielded 420 rushing and 403 passing. Other Week 7 actions include Crossett at Camden and Hope at Stamps, with Magnolia and Ashdown both over 1 000 rushing yards.

Magnolia Panthers Malvern Leopards Magnolia Malvern Leopards Hot Springs Panthers Malvern Ground Pzame J.R. Ross R. David Ken Barker Garret Smith James Moore Marvin Lindsey Ross Crossett Camden Arkadelphia Conway Hope Stamps Fairview Fordyce Helena Ashdown Prescott

Longhorns face Oklahoma in Cotton Bowl Big Red Tide clash

Texas coach Darrell Royal guards a secretive practice as the Longhorns brace for Oklahoma's Wishbone offense in the Cotton Bowl. Royal says Oklahoma may be the best Sooner team in 16 years, with speedy backs who crease quickly.

Texas Longhorns Oklahoma Darrell Royal Royal Sooner Fort Worth Christian Billy Tohil Terry Drennan Drennan Arkansas Richard Wiseman Joe Ferguson Harold Muckleroy Muckleroy Texas-Ar

Hempstead County league opens with seven teams

Basketball action gets underway tonight at the Guernsey gymnasium as seven teams enter the Hempstead County Mens Independent Basketball League. Zeco faces Tex-Ark in the 7 p.m. opener, followed by B&B versus Perry's at 8:30 p.m. The league features Anderson-Frazier, Zeco, Butane Gas, Perry's Truck Stop, B&B, Davis Discount and Tex-Ark Joist, each playing 18 games before Christmas.

Hempstead County Mens Guernsey Gymnasium Anderson-Frazier Zeco Butane Gas Perry's Truck Stop B&b Davis Discount Tex-Ark Joist Tex-Ark Perry

Pirates pin hopes on Doc Ellis in pivotal game

In Cincinnati, the Pirates press to win the NL pennant behind Doc Ellis despite his chronic elbow issue. The Reds rely on Gary Nolan who tired after six innings, leaving a one run lead as Pittsburgh surged to a 3-2 victory keyed by Rennie Stennett and Manny Sanguillen with Bruce Kison and Dave Giusti in relief. Benches tripled and Arm strength weighed heavy as Sparky Anderson expected a five game series.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Doc Ellis Pirates Reds Gary Nolan Pittsburgh Nolan Ellis Rennie Stennett Manny Sanquillen Bruce Kison Dave Giusti Stennett Johnny Bench Nelson Briles Tony Perez Gene Alley Denis Menke Cesar Geronimo Sanguillen Sparky Anderson

Raiders blank Oilers 34 0 on Monday night rout

In the Astrodome Oakland built a 13 0 lead and pulled away to a 34 0 victory over Houston as Daryle Lamonica connected on 16 and 27 yard TD passes and George Blanda added two field goals. Oakland’s defense intercepted five Houston passes while the Oilers with 69 yards total offense suffered their worst game.

Houston Daryle Lamonica Oakland George Blanda Astrodome Raiders Canada Oilers John Madden Blanda Fred Biletnikoff Lamonica Mike Siani Nemiah Wilson Otis Sistrunk Clarence Davis Ken Stabler Bob Moore

Football Violence: Cure or Symptom or Disease

A New York feature questions the claim that football violence is a natural outlet for aggression. It cites Vince Lombardi, Konrad Lorenz, and Paul Brown, then presents Alexander Alland Jr.’s view that aggression is learned and symbolic, not instinctive, arguing violence stems from socio economic factors rather than sport.

New York NEA Vince Lombardi Lombardi National Football League NFL Konrad Lorenz Alexander Alland Jr Columbia University Alland Abron Semai Man Paul Brown Brown

Southern Cal Maintains No 1 In AP Poll As Alabama Rises

Southern California kept the top AP football ranking after a 30-21 win over Stanford, with Oklahoma following. Alabama jumped to third after a 25-7 win against Georgia, moving past Ohio State which fell to fourth after beating California. Auburn cracked the Top Ten after upsetting Mississippi 19-13 and Tennessee slipped to 11th as UCLA stood 14th. Oklahoma State entered the Top Twenty for the first time this season and Arkansas returned to the rankings following an early defeat by Southern Cal.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Southern California Oklahoma Alabama Ohio State Auburn Southern Cal Trojans Stanford Texas Georgia Crimson Tide California Buckeyes Michigan Navy Nebraska Notre Dame Michigan State Louisana State Rice Mississippi Tennessee Tigers Utah State Washington Colorado UCLA Penn State Air Force Iowa State Oklahoma State Arkansas Southern Cal

NBA opens season with Wilt Chamberlain in spotlight

The NBA launches its 27th season with Wilt Chamberlain returning to the Lakers after a contract settlement. Eight teams start 82-game schedules as Willis Reed Bob Rule Archie Clark Lennie Wilkens miss games. Rick Barry joins the Warriors while Cunningham and Erving sit out. NY Knicks host Seattle, 76ers visit Chicago, and Lakers travel to Omaha to face the Kings. ABA begins Thursday with Pacers at the Memphis Tams. Reed misses at least five Knicks games, and Clark Rule Wilkens Barry shape key moves ahead.

Alex Sachare Associated Press National Basketball Association Wilt Chamberlain Willis Reed Bob Rule Archie Clark Lennie Wilkens Kansas City-Omaha Cincinnati Rick Barry Billy Cunningham Julius Erving Chamberlain Lakers Los Angeles NBA New York Knicks Seattle Philadelphia Chicago Atlanta Buffalo Baltimore Cleveland Omaha Kansas City-Omaha Kings American Basketball Association Indian Pacers Memphis Tams Carolina Virginia Richmond Denver Utah

Tigers seek dramatic comeback in decisive playoff game

Detroit right hander Joe Coleman aimed to keep the Tigers alive as Oakland faced elimination in a best of five series. Ken Holtzman started for Oakland while Bert Campaneris drew a suspension and fine for throwing his bat after being hit by a pitch. Manager Billy Martin welcomed the discipline action and suggested Campaneris’ banished moment could spark Detroit in tomorrow’s must win game.

Detroit Joe Coleman Oakland A’s Ken Holtzman A's Tigers Billy Martin Martin The Bert Campaneris Tiger Lerrin LaGrow Campaneris Billy Campy

Campy Campaneris suspended for remainder of AL playoffs

Oakland shortstop Campy Campaneris has been suspended for the rest of the American League playoffs. Detroit shortstop Ed Brinkman is out for the season with a ruptured disc after back surgery is planned. Brinkman’s injury prompts consideration of rookie John Knox on Detroit’s roster as Brinkman’s replacement.

Detroit Joe Cronin Oakland Campy Campaneris Detroit Tiger Billy Martin Ed Brinkman Brinkman Clarence Livengood Tiger Jim Campbell Cronin John Knox

Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting

Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's work advise planning days to fish or hunt during peak periods. It suggests using these times to find the best sport each day, aligning activities with prime fishing and hunting windows.

Richard Alden Knight

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