Fairview Favored Over Hope In Western Division Clash
Fairview eyes 4-AA showdown at Hammons Stadium against Hope Bobcats.(Cardinals led by Lewis Pryor) Harris and Johnson pace Fairview offense while Hope plans a psychology upset behind Coach Higgins. Tonight, Hope Kittens host Nashville Scrappers at 7:30 with Homecoming ceremonies prior to kickoff.
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Wyoming's Kicker Is Leading Field
New York AP reports sopho more Bob Jacobs of Wyoming leads in scoring through five varsity games with 36 kick points eight more than Jerry DePoyster achieved at the same point of his record 182 total. Auburn's John Riley sits second with 29 points and Kenneth Cross of Toledo close behind. SMU's Jerry Jevins leads pass receptions with 38 catches for 368 yards and four TDs.
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Solunar Tables Plan for prime fishing and hunting times
Solunar periods adapted from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for optimal sport. The schedule highlights best fishing in productive territories and hunting in favorable cover during daily windows to maximize success.
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Olympics Race Issue Darkens 1968 Games Headlines
At Mexico City the 1968 Olympics are marred by racial protest as Tommie Smith and John Carlos raise their black gloved fists on the podium after the 200 meters. Carlos denounces white America, hints at Munich boycott, while Smith nods through gold shows. American medal total sits at 12 with six golds as Russia climbs with two wins and new records. Seagren wins pole vault drama, U.S. basketball beats Yugoslavia, and two swimming finals loom with US favorites.
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Romania
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Picks Prep School Winners
In Little Rock, Hall and Pine Bluff lead the unbeaten Class AAAA pack as Friday’s slate features Hall at Pine Bluff and Hot Springs facing El Dorado. Hot Springs seeks its sixth win in six, while Central at North Little Rock pits two top ten teams in a crucial showdown.
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Hockey results and upcoming NHL games from Wednesday
The Associated Press reports Wednesday hockey scores: Montreal defeated St. Louis 4 2 Chicago beat Minnesota 10 4 Boston won 2 1 against Oakland New York triumphed 3 2 over Philadelphia while Pittsburgh and Toronto tied 2 2. Scheduled Thursday games include New York at Detroit Montreal at Minnesota Boston at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Press Card
Roanoke report lists Gar ber 118 beating Brown 118 in a point decision. Rochester notes Pat O Connor 15g stopping Wayne Bletcher 163. Las Vegas results show Miguel Hernandez 149 KO Nete Williams 144. Jimmy Borgette 177 outpoints Gary Bates 192.
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Mel Farr's best day boosts Lions past Bears
In New York AP report Mel Farr powered the Detroit Lions with 138 rushing yards, 72 receiving yards and three touchdowns as they defeated the Chicago Bears 28 to 10. Farr hailed the performance as the peak of his brief NFL career.
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Black Protest Sparks Mixed Reactions At Olympic Medals
AP report from Mexico City covers the black fist protest by US sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos during the medal ceremony. Smith won the 200m in 19.8 seconds with a glove and scarf, Carlos finished third, both wearing gloves and symbols. opinions ranged from praise to condemnation as debates continued over protest and potential IOC discipline.
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National Basketball Association Scores Snapshot
Cincinnati topped Atlanta 125 to 110 while Baltimore defeated Detroit 124 to 116 and Chicago beat Milwaukee 89 to 84. Seattle played at San Diego in the night’s schedule.
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Winners in pass punt competition announced by Hope Auto Co
Hope Auto Co local sponsor announced winners in the punt pass and kick contest. About 18 trophies will be awarded before Friday’s football game at K Park. First place in each age group will receive at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Local winners include 8 year olds Gary Lynn Binyard Kelly Butler and Jim Henley. 9 year olds Jim Stuart Edwin Connelly and Rufus Herndon IV. 10 year olds David Cobb Curtis Bobo and Richard C. Wilson. 11 year olds Artis Perry Tom Johnson and Jimmy Williams. 12 year olds Gary Wayne Rhodes Larry Johnson Darrell Sparks. 13 year olds David Huddleston Benny O Neal Perry Henley Jr.
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Edwin Connelly
Rufus Herndon, IV
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Tom Johnson
Jimmy Williams
Gary Wayne Rhodes
Larry Johnson
Darrell Sparks
David Huddleston
Benny O'Neal
Perry Henley, Jr
Four of golf's top money winners enter Sahara Invitational
In Las Vegas Nevada AP four leading money winners including defending champion Jack Nicklaus tee off in the first round of the Sahara Invitational with 159 players entered in the main event after the 36 hole pro-am side show. Kenny Still won the solo pro-am, while the field features Steve Spray Billy Casper Julius Boros and George Abernethy among others.
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Arkansas Texas Series Remains A Shockful Classic
The Arkansas Texas football rivalry extends back a decade with close margins and dramatic finishes. Since 1959 Arkansas and Texas have traded wins in tight games, including 1959 1965 and 1966 thrillers, underscoring a personal feud between Darrell Royal and Frank Broyles and shaping the Southwest Conference race as Texas seeks to rebound after a conference loss while Arkansas rises 2-0 in league play.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
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Fayetteville
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles
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Bullets take season opener as Monroe shines against Detroit
Earl The Pearl Monroe scored 28 points and grabbed seven rebounds in Baltimore's 124 116 win over Detroit to start the season. Westley Unseld added 22 rebounds and eight points as Gus Johnson and Bob Ferry boosted the scoring. Detroit's Dave Bing led all with 39 points and eight assists while Oscar Robertson paced Cincinnati past Atlanta and Lou Hudson led Atlanta with 23.
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