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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1968

Page

5

Indians Top Trinity 31 14 In Arkansas State Win

Arkansas State Indians improved to 5 1 by defeating Trinity 31 14. Star tailback Frank McGuigan ran for three touchdowns and passed for a score in a strong ground assault that stifled Trinity to minus two rushing yards in the first period. The AP ranked ASU 10th in small college poll and later results list multiple college games across the nation.

Little Rock Arkansas State Indians Trinity Indians Associated Press Tigers Frank McGuigan McGuigan Kevin McClelland McClelland ASU Arkansas State Hts Boyette Jon Howard Alfredo Lugo

Bobcats Fall To Fairview In Tough Conference Tilt

Hope Bobcats battled Fairview Cardinals for 48 minutes with a 14 7 halftime lead and near breaks but Fairview rallied behind Jimmy Harris and Perry Johnson to win 20 14. Massanelli 60 yard strike to Still and McWilliams runs fueled Hope, while Fairview capitalized on key defensive plays and a late third period TD to seize victory.

Ralph Bouton Hope Bobcats Fairview Cardinals Fairview Bobcats Ronnie Higgins Malvern Hope Larry Massanelli Jimmy Harris Cardinals Jerry McWilliams McWilliams Massanelli Mike Monroe Cats Rodney Jones Monroe Magsanell Higging Bedlam Rodney Brown Perry Johnson Johnson Pryor David Still Ark Brown Sidney Waleler Waller Larry Kenny Patterson Ronny Brown David Boomers Pat Harris Magnolia

Fosbury Flop Crowned Olympic High Jump Champion

Dick Fosbury, 21, from Medford Oregon, leaped to Olympic glory by clearing 7 feet 4 inches using the Fosbury Flop. The Oregon State senior described the backward jump as the only way he knows, delivering a gold medal in an Olympics marked by political bickering and protests.

Will Grimsley Associated Press Mexico City Fosbury Dick Fosbury Oregon Medford Ore

Television Logs Monday Schedule Snapshot

Television listings show a Monday lineup with multiple time blocks for channels. Programs include News Weather and Sports segments, films such as The Satan Bug and The Late Movie, and game coverage like Ark State Football. Notable hosts include Johnny Carson and Carol Burnett.

Chartroose Caboose Babar the Elephant Rowan and Martin Lucy Chet Mayberry R.F.D Peyton Place Family Affair Billy Graham Big Valley Carol Burnett Joey Bishop CY Ark Johnny Carson Sunset Strip Cy Rod Skelton The Wings of Eagles Doris Day Pest Valuc Southwest Rawhide

Fosbury Flips to World High Jump Attempt at Olympics

American high jumper Dick Fosbury showcased his famed Fosbury Flop at the Olympics, rocking and whispering before each jump as he aimed for a world record. Teammates Reynaldo Brown and Ed Caruthers waited between attempts, with Fosbury recalling his evolution from scissors to the back-first style that defined his career.

Fosbury Reynaldo Brown Ed Caruthers Medford Oregon State Bernie Wagner

TV schedule fragment from Little Rock Today page Five

TV listings showing Eye on Arkue News 12 and Lets Make a Deal 4 6 with channel references and program blocks across several days. Includes daily segments like Olympic Games 3 7 and What's New 2 with cross-channel timing notes and page markers.

Little Rock Eye On Arkue

Cokes Defends World Welterweight Title in New Orleans

Dallas champion Curtis Cokes defends his world welterweight crown Monday night in New Orleans against Argentin a challenger Ramon La Cruz known as El Matador The Killer La Cruz hails from Buenos Aires and holds an 89 win 11 loss 5 draw record with 58 knockouts He has never been stopped in his career

Associated Press Curtis Cokes Dallas Argentina Ramon la Cruz New Oreleans la Cruz el Matador Buenos Aires

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