Homecoming Tonight for Bobcats at Hammons Stadium
Hope Bobcats meet Fairview Cardinals at 7:39 p.m. in Hammons Stadium on Homecoming night. The Bobcats chase momentum after a 23 1 mark and aim to win two straight, while Fairview seeks another 4IAA title with a top ten ranking. The game will be aired on KXAR with pregame at 7:15 and coaches interview at 7:30. Local students rest in a noon dismissal aiding the home crowd.
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Hope Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Hammons
Bobcats
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Hope
Fairview
Cardinals
Hope High School
Magnolia
Cornell Williams
KXAR
Fellm Hammons
Ronnie Jiggins
Russians lead in medals as Americans face embarrassment
The USSR gained 10 medals, 2 golds, moving ahead of the United States 19 to 17 in total medals while the U S led in golds 9 to 5. Tommie Smith and John Carlos faced IOC sanctions for their protest as Willie Davenport and Ervin Hall won the 110 meter hurdles with a 13.3 seconds clocking in a ceremony where both athletes stood in silence.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Mexico City
Pertps
Russia
United States
International Olympic Committee
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Smith
Carlos
Avery Brundage
Tam
USOC
Everett Barnes
Willie Davenport
Warren
Ohio
Ervin Hall
Philadelphia
Davenport
Bodcaw Badgers sweep Laneburg teams in Tuesday games
Bodcaw defeats Laneburg in junior girls 36 12 with D Butler 6 and K Almand 2 leading scorers. Junior boys win 30 22 as R Hicks 16 tops Bodcaw and J Johnson 9 for Laneburg. Senior girls Bodcaw beat Laneburg 62 32 with Miller 40 and Pipkin 34. Senior boys Bodcaw 134 21 Q Moss 21 and Butler 19 for Blevins.
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Blevins Devils
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Laneburg
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K. Almand
Badgers
R. Hicks
Bodeaw
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Miller
Pipkin
Blevins
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Butler
Solunar Tables From Knigit's Tables For Daily Sport
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Alden Knigit's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to have the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knigit
Kittens rally to topple Nashville Scrappers 19 to 0
Hope Bobkittens defend for big win at Hammons Stadium. Harris connects for a 20 yard strike to Miller before halftime as Ray Wheelington and Tommy Miller cap a 13 0 lead. Second halffeatures a 41 yard TD by Miller and a shutout noted by Burke Norton and Harris. Hope improves to 4 1 and faces Magnola next Thursday in a d AA contest.
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Star Sportsriter
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Nashville Scrappers
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Bobkittens
Hope
Kittens
Nashville
Scrappers
David Chance
Bob Kittens
Steve Harris
Lynn Norton
Ray Wheelington
Paydirt
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Harris
Tommy Miller
Bobbittens
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Norton
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Iobody
Magholia
Wheelington
Magnola
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Patters
Tigers Host Atlanta in Home Game at Hammons Stadium
Yerger Tigers return from five road games to face Booker T. Washington High of Atlanta Texas at Hammons Stadium Saturday night with a 7 30 kickoff. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles endorses Gary Adams as an All American after a standout season with key interceptions and tackles.
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Atlanta
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Yerger Tigers
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Texas
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Hammons Stadium
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Harry King
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Gary Adams
Tim
Broyles
Piggott
Ark
Razorback
Hootie Ingram
Ingram
Razorbacks
Baylor
Hinted by Offset Hogs Will Win by One
AP picks Arkansas over Texas 24 23 with Arkansas State Univ ASU 21 Trinity 14 and ArkansasAM N 27 Wiley 21 in a busy college football note. Arkansas Tech 17 SCA 14 and other AIC results follow with scores in tight matchups.
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Trinity
ASU
Frank MccGuigai
James Hamilton
Indians
Arkansas Am&n
Golden Lions
Wiley College
Wiley, Tex
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State College of Arkansas
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Arkansas Player Sparks Early Score in Win Over Oklahoma State
A key opening score by Arkansas stifled any Cowboy rally and left the player just one steal from the Arkansas career record. He also ranks as the conference’s second leading punt returner with two touchdowns returned for scores.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma State
U S Olympic Board Apology Over Black Power Display
The U S Olympic Committee apologized for Tommie Smith and John Carlos black power protest during the victory ceremony in Mexico City. Officials then said the matter would be discussed further, sending another statement with potentially revised wording.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Mexico City
U.S
Olympic protest casts shadow over Mexico City games
International Olympic Committee pressed the U S Committee after two U S athletes wore black gloves and saluted with fists during the Star Spangled Banner. Smith and Carlos, hailed as 1968 medalists, faced a four hour USOC apology and a clarified warning that future violations could invite discipline.
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International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
IOC
U.S
Smith
Carlos
Lemoore
Calif
San Jose
USOC
Everett Barnes
United States
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