Arkansan Credited With Two Orioles Wins in World Series
Brooks Robinson sparked Baltimore in the 1970 World Series, lifting the Orioles to a 2-0 lead over the Reds. Despite early fielding misplays by Baltimore, Robinson’s stellar defense and key hits helped drive a 6-5 victory in game two, as Sparky Anderson highlighted the third baseman as the series’s central figure.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks
Anderson
Robinson
Sparky
Lee May
May
Hal McRae
Boog Powell
Cincinnati
Mike Cuellar
Bobby Tolan
Orioles
Orioles extend win streak with rally against Reds in tight win
Chico Salmon sparked a Sunday rally with a one out single as Baltimore relievers Tom Phoebus Moe Drabowsky Marcelino Lopez and Dick Hall held Cincinnati to three hits and one run through 6 2 3 innings. Hall closed out the game retiring the last seven.
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Chico Salmon
Super Sub
Baltimore
Tom Phoebus
Moe Drabowsky
Marcelino Lopez
Dick Hall
Reds
Hall
Orioles
Minnesota
Hendricks
Tony Cloninger
Earl Weaver
Andy Etchebarren
Weaver
Etchebarren
Dave McNally
Andy
Mets
Bench Wants Red Wheels to Click
Cincinnati stars John Bench and Pete Rose push for a change in approach as the Reds trail 2-0 to Baltimore in the World Series after two early losses. Sparky Anderson will start Tony Cloninger in Game 3, keeping the same lineup except moving Dave Concepcion to shortstop for Woody Woodward.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Cincinnati
John Bench
Pete Rose
Baltimore
Bench
Reds
Orioles
Big Red Machine
Rose
Tarn
Sparky Anderson
Tony Cloninger
Anderson
Dave Concepcion
Woody Woodward
Hope Star business and staff roll at Hope Ark 1929 listing
The Hope Star details publishing staff and office information for the 1929 edition, including address 212-214 Walnut Street Hope Arkansas 71801, P O Box 648, and phone. It lists president editor and officers such as Alex H Washburn Donal Parker and C M Pod Rogers, plus circulation manager Billy Dan Jones and others. Also notes postal and association memberships and national ad reps. Includes subscription rates by carrier and mail and regional county coverage.
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Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Tech Offensive Line Sharps As Texas Tech Beats A&M 21-7
Texas Tech earns a pivotal SWC victory over Texas A&M 21-7 as assistants Fligg and Conley receive praise for coaching the revitalized offensive line. Stallings notes Tech as a rising force behind Texas and Arkansas, with Michigan comparison and commentary on Speyrer’s season-ending injury impacting Texas.
A-State Edges Trinity as Harrell Departures Hurt
Arkansas State, ranked top in The AP Small College poll, beat Trinity 21-14 after James Hamilton scored from five yards in the fourth quarter. Calvin Harrell exited with a knee injury, Johnny Carr rushed for 123 yards and a 74-yard TD pass to Page Five Chet Douthit helped ASU take a 14-6 lead at halftime. Trinity tied 14-14 before ASU mounted a 76-yard drive for the winner. The Indians improved to 4-0, while Trinity fell to 2-3.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
James Hamilton
Indians
Southland
Trinity
Associated Press
Tribe
Calvin Harrell
Citadel
Johnny Carr
Harrell
Carr
DeWitt
Page
Chet Douthit
ASU
Arkansas State
Kearney Blalock
Mike Curry
Bill Hodge
Douthit
Ralph LeFlore
Louisiana Tech
Tech, Aggies, and Cowboys shine in rugged grid action
Ster ran three yards for a score and Steve Fleming capped the drive with a two yard run. Tech exploits featured Napper connecting with Odom on 12 and 2 yard TD plays and Langehenning scoring from two yards. Aggies lone TD by Steve Burks. Oklahoma State sophomore Tony Pounds ran for one TD and threw two more. Danny Colbert returned a punt 89 yards for a highlight as TCU struggled offensively.
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Ster
Steve Fleming
Tech
Charles Napper
Johnny Odom
Miles Langehenning
Steve Burks
Aggies
Oklahoma State
Tony Pounds
Horned Frogs
Danny Colbert
TCU
Southland Picture Just Same Southland Picture Just Same
The Associated Press reports no change in the Southland Conference as Arkansas State wins 21-14 over Trinity with a 95 yard kickoff return by Kearney Black and a 74 yard pass from Johnny Carr to Chet Douthit. Lamar Tech loses to McNeese State 17-12. Abilene Christian dominates Eastern New Mexico 61-7. Don Harr scores thrice and Jim Lindsey throws twice. upcoming games feature ACC at Lamar Tech and others.
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Associated Press
Southland
Arkansas State
Indians
Trinity
Kearney Blalack
ASU
Johnny Carr
Chet Douthit
Lamar Tech
McNeese State
Abilene Christian
New Mexico
Don Harr
ACC
Jim Lindsey
Louisiana Tech
Southeast Louisiana
Southwest Louisiana
University of Texas At Arlington
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City of Hope
Bobcat
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Tenn
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Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
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E. 42Nd St
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Penobscot
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Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
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Hempstead
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Clark Counties
College Stude
Hope (Ark.) Star
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Texas Tech
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Jim Carlen
A&m
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Royal
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Phillips
Terry Collins
Paydirt
Steve Wor
Arkla
AAA
Poul
Ced
Roy Aera
Whirlpool All American Gas Dryer
America
Arkla Gas System
Arela Gas
Butane Gas Company
So. Walnut St
Phone
Collier Furniture & Appliances
W. Second St
Elm St
Hope Hardware Company
So. Elm St
Otasco Associate
East Second St
Western Auto Store
So. Main St
Trier
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