Hope Bobcats clash with Fairview in pivotal clash
Hope faces Fairview at Tate Field in Camden with NCAA dreams, aiming to stay undefeated in region play. Bobcats, led by coach Ronnie Higgins, seek a win to boost title hopes while Fairview, 4 1, hosts an eager squad. kickoff expected around 7 p.m. on a cold, clear night. KXAR will broadcast the game live from Camden.
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Napoles Favored to Retain Welterweight Title
Associated Press reports welterweight champion Jose Napoles of Mexico City remains the favorite to keep the title as Emile Griffith of New York gains support for a 15 round Forum bout tonight. Promoter George Parnassus expects 15 000 in attendance and about 200 000 in gate receipts, largely Napoles fans. No TV or radio coverage in the United States. Napoles, 29, has 39 knockouts and is defending the crown he won from Curtis Cokes in the Forum April 18. Griffith, 30, the Mad Hatter of Manhattan, fights for the 19th time in a title match, not counting an unofficial junior middleweight bout.
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Associated Press
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Jose Napoles
Mexico City
Emile Griffith
New York
George Parnassus
Napoles
United States
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Cokes
Griffith
Happy Mad Hatter
Manhattan
Howard Albert
Heaban
Nashville Scrappers Defeat Hope Yerger Kittens in Homecoming Victory
Halfback Bill Bagwell scored a fourth quarter four yard plunge as the Nashville Junior Scrappers beat Hope Yerger 60 at homecoming. Timmy Turley connected with Lewis Gant for a 49 yard pass setting up Bagwell's late score. Nashville led 12 3 4 through three quarters and stifled Hope in last minutes with two fumbles inside the Scrapper 25. Huddleston led rushers with 86 yards. Hart caught three passes for 23 yards. Next Thursday the Bobbittens travel to Magnolia to face the Panther Cubs.
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Yerger
Kittens
David Huddleston
Ricky Hart
Bobbittens
Magnolia
Panther Cubs
Camden Arkadelphia
Solunar Tables Schedule from Knight's Plan to Hunt and Fish
The pages present a Solunar Period schedule drawn from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It guides planning for fishing and hunting by indicating prime times each day to maximize chances of success.
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Top Twenty clashes highlight busy college football Saturday
Notre Dame favored to upset Southern California as No. 11 meets No. 4 in South Bend. Other top games include Tennessee at Alabama, Texas at Arkansas idle, Ohio State at Minnesota, Penn State versus Syracuse, Missouri hosting Oklahoma State, UCLA vs California, LSU at Kentucky, Colorado at Oklahoma, Michigan at Michigan State, Georgia at Vanderbilt, Auburn at Georgia Tech, Wyoming vs Brigham Young, Iowa at Purdue, Washington State at Stanford, Southern Miss at Mississippi, and USC riding a 4-0 start with Davis and Jones leading the attack.
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Prass
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Trojans
Notre Bathe
Golde West
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
John Ralston
Stansford
Purdue
Puredie
Michigan State
Army
Joe Theismant
Tom Gatewood
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Ind
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Ohio State
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Syracuse
Missouri
Oklahoma State
UCLA
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Kentucky
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Michigan
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Washington State
Southern Mississippi
Mississippi
Nebraska
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Jimmy Jones
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Charlie Pittman
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Palmer Still Very Much in Contention
Arnold Palmer is back in the Sahara Invitational after a strong return round. Doug Sanders leads at six under par 65, with Palmer posting 69 and still in contention. Teammates Ted Hayes Jr. Bob Menne and Ed Merrins sit one behind, as Sanders vows to continue fighting for a comeback.
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Associated Press
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Palmer
Fifth Game Attendances and Financial Totals in Orioles- Mets Playoff Series
The article lists game by game scores from the Baltimore New York playoff series through October with home runs by Clendenon Welsh, and detailed financial figures for attendance, net receipts, and shares split among New York Baltimore National and American leagues. It includes Palmer comments on his return to competitive golf following the 1980 PGA Championship.
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Harrell aims to outrun expectations at Arkansas State
Arkansas State backfield coach Bill Templeton praises sophomore Calvin Harrell as a strong hard runner with instincts to find soft spots and break tackles. Harrell, 200 pounds from Memphis, has produced 138 yards versus The Citadel and 107 versus Tennessee Tech after debuting with six yards on four carries. The Indians, 2-1, host Southwestern Louisiana at 8 p.m. as they pursue a stronger tailback and challenge for the Southland Conference title.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Arkansas State University
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Harrell
Citadel
Tennessee Tech
ASU
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McGuigan
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Templeton
Memphis
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Southwestern Louisiana
James Hamilton
Billy Caldwell
Clovis Swinney
Swinney
East Tennessee State rises in small college poll
The Associated Press ranking moves East Tennessee State into 10th place after a 30-7 win over Tennessee State. Grambling falls from fifth to out of the top 20 following a 34-20 defeat to Tennessee State. Other top teams include North Dakota State, Texas A&I, Indiana, and Sacramento State.
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Alcorn A&m
Delaware
Akron
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Wittenburg
Abilene Christian
Louisiana Tech
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Mets Win First World Series in 1969 Miracle Season
The 1969 Mets clinched the title 5-3 over Baltimore in Game Five as Cinderella underdogs defied odds. Key calls and dramatic plays, from Koosman’s two wins to shoe polish on a ball, framed a season hailed as destiny by players and fans alike.
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Associated Press
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al Weis
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Dave McNally
McNally
Plate
Lou DiMuro
Jones
Jerry Grote
ABA Opens Cage Season Tonight
The ABA launches its third season with three games on opening night. Los Angeles visits New York, Miami plays Indiana, and New Orleans meets Dallas. Also on Saturday and Sunday more matchups highlight a schedule that includes All-American Spencer Haywood in Denver.
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Spencer Haywood
University of Detroit
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