Prescott Wolves rally past Hope Lizards in cold night loss
The Burly Prescott Wolves capitalized on key breaks to defeat the Hope Lizards 32 to 19. Quarterback Tommy Frazier connected on a 48 yard pass to Clifton Peevy for Hope's early score, but turnovers and fumbles plagued Hope as Prescott pulled away in the second half. Rusty Quillin ran 11 times for 110 yards for Hope in a solid effort despite the loss.
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Ashdown Panthers Set To Tangle With Bobcats Next Friday
Bobcats rely on Ofid half and Horedrive output as 67 yard dash and ten carries pace a late drive against Preschott 54.2 defense. Ashdown handed the only blemish to the Bobcats record, with Prescott and First downs at 12 apiece and total offense near 241 to 208 in a rough, error prone game.
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Arkansas Game and Fish weighs spring dog running rule
In Texarkana Arkansas the state Game and Fish Commission debated how to handle the spring free-running dog ban. Options included surveying to save face while keeping the law or maintaining the regulation as written. Also approved a Scott County nursery pond, closed a Lake Conway bay to fishing, and set aside 5000 dollars for Ducks Unlimited.
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Mets Pride Inteam Sell Seeks Big Payout In World Series
In New York ahead of Game Three, Frank Scott says the Mets operate as a unit rather than stars. He estimates the group could earn as much as 250000 if they win the World Series. Frank Robinson’s sore leg and bench behavior draw attention as the Orioles seek to rebound after a 2-1 Mets win.
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Undefeated List Shrinks In Notre Dame vs Trojans Clash
The preview covers top teams facing shocks as mid season nears. Notre Dame hosts USC with Theismann’s era and a high scoring 35-25 projection. Ohio State predicted 57 8 over Minnesota, Missouri 17 over Oklahoma State, and Michigan State slated 28 21 over Michigan.
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Mets Persevere Amid Spotlight On Robinson Confidence
The Mets players, labeled as normal people doing normal things, face public scrutiny as Gil Hodges notes. Jerry Grote says Robinson may be watching the Mets and worrying about their surprising success beyond expectations.
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National football wrap from college era mixed notes
The piece surveys college football shocks and records with a mix of school games and future events. Fort Valley State edged Knoxville 106-6 while Navy Rutgers week is highlighted for National Football Foundation honors. Virginia Tech and Kentucky clash, San Jose State upsets Oregon, and Indiana air attack falters before Minnesota.
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Razorbacks Drop Notch in AP Poll
UCLA, LSU and Florida rise into the AP Top Ten as Ohio State holds the No. 1 spot with 41 first place votes. Texas wins over Oklahoma to remain in contention, while Oklahoma, Georgia and Purdue fall. Notre Dame leads the Second Ten after big wins.
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Fired Martin Admits Stepping on Some Toes
Billy Martin acknowledges he stepped on toes to get the job done and accepts part of his dismissal as Minnesota Twins manager. Calvin Griffith, Twins president, announced in New York that Martin was fired for defying front office policy and guidelines after leading the team to the West Division title in his rookie season. Martin said he did the job his way and that five players complained about club management.
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Northside Still Rated State's Best in AP Poll
In the AP high school football poll Northside of Fort Smith remains atop, though one voter tied Northside with Hall for first. Hall and Northside were unbeaten. other top contenders included Springdale, Central, Southside, McClellan, Jonesboro, and El Dorado with Arkadelphia leading AA alongside Harrison and Newport.
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Burnett Leads SEC Rushing and Hixson Tops Passing
Arkansas star Bill Burnett extended his rushing lead with 133 yards on 35 carries in a Baylor game, bringing his season total to 393 yards through four games. SMU’s Chuck Hixson remains the conference’s top passer with 988 yards and six TDs on 90 completions, while TCU’s Steve Judy trails with 722 yards and six TDs.
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Pro Cagers Begin the 24th Season
The NBA opens its 24th season with a new era as Gene retired Bill Russell, Lew Alcindor joins Milwaukee, and four new coaches including Bob Cousy and Tom Heinsohn debut. Lennie Wilkins leads Seattle against New York in Madison Square Garden as Hawkins returns to the NBA.
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Solunar Tables From Knights SOLUNAR TABLES
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight s Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Winners in Punt Pass Kick Contest at Legion Field
About 75 youths entered the Punt Pass Kick contest sponsored by Hope Auto Co at Legion Field last weekend. Trophies will be awarded during the Hope Magnolia football game on October 1. Age group results list top finishers from 8 to 13 years, with first place winners including Dennis Jones, Johnny Vickers, Wim Stewart, David Cobb, Artis Perry, and David Schoeby, among others.
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