Badgers Top Hope to Seize District Lead in Stadium Win
Arkadelphia Badgers defeated Hope Bobcats 42 to 14 at Hammons Stadium to claim sole possession of first in the district. Bobcats drop to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in conference. next host Magnolia Friday at 7 30 p m after a first play fumble setback and multiple scoring drives.
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Obituaries And Court Action At Ranum High School
Rev Walter White 74 pastor of Lonoke Baptist Church Hope died after long illness. Survivors include daughter Ruth Diggs Jones Richmond VA and uncle S P Brown Tallulah LA. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Lonoke Baptist Church. Burial Memorial Gardens Hope. Wendell Patrick Murray infant son of Mr and Mrs Wendall Murray Emmet died in Little Rock hospital funeral 4 p.m. Saturday Herndon Chapel burial Snell Cemetery Emmet. Weingrn AP Six Ranum High School cheerleaders obtained $120 judgment against a knitting company over green sweater shade.
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Wildcats Roll Over Tigers In Top Ranked Clash
In a river rivalry, North Little Rock and Little Rock Central traded momentum as top ranked Arkansas High School teams surged late in the second quarter. Pine Bluff, Arkadelphia, Hot Springs, Forrest City, Rogers, and Jonesboro posted notable wins in a Friday night roundup. Rose Greenhow era note closes summary.
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World Series game by game and top local Friday prep rankings
Baseball World Series game summaries cover each contest with scoring lines, home runs, winning and losing pitchers, and crowd receipts. The report lists game scores from Oct 10 to Oct 15, with individual player homers and staff notes, followed by a top ten Arkansas high school football rundown from Little Rock area teams with scores.
Baseball Fallacy About Eye Shape Is Explained
The article argues that eye slant is not a racial trait and explains the lid-fold within the inner corner causes the almond-shaped appearance. It notes no group has inherently slanted eyes more than others and provides anatomical clarification.
Orioles Rout Reds 9-3 clinch World Series title in five
Baltimore surges past Cincinnati 9-3 to win the series four games to one. Mike Cuellar delivers a six hitter in the clincher while Brooks Robinson shines with nine hits in the series including two homers and six RBIs. Boog Powell calls the Reds’ famed Big Red Machine “the big dead machine now” after the victory.
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Pacers Dominate ABA Opener Against Colonels 127 95
Indiana Pacers crush Kentucky Colonels 127 95 at Indianapolis Coliseum to open the ABA season. Mel Daniels 41 points 17 rebounds led the rout, with rookie Rick Mount adding 10 late.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily recreation planning. Plan days to fish in favorable territories or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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