Ashdown Beats Third Local Team
Ashdown Panthers defeat the Hope Lizards at Hammons Stadium in a decisive game. Jayvees opened with a 33 yard pass from Charles Ward to Burl Foster setting up Mike Wade’s early score. Hendrix and Quillin led Hope with sustained drives until a costly fumble. Wade paced Ashdown with 71 yards on 20 attempts.
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Ralph Bouton
Ashdown Panthers
Hope “Bi Lizards
Hammons Stadium
Lizards
Panther Jayvees
Charles Ward
Éird Burl Foster
Hope Ten
Mike Wade
Isaiah Hendrix
Rusty Quillin
Hope
Panthers
Quillin
Hendrix
Wade
Tim White
Hiram Reynolds
Jessie Henry
Richard Stuart
Rodney Burke
Stan James
Jack Turner
Prescott
Anthony Davis
Terry Vines
Maynard and Namath Down the Oilers in AFL Opener
Jets beat the Oilers 26-17 at Shea Stadium before 63,841 fans as Namath tossed 57 and 54 yard TD passes to Maynard. Maynard, in his 12th season, had 7 receptions for 212 yards and tied AFL career TD record with 81. Field conditions on the re-turfed surface noted, but Jets remained focused.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
NEW York
Jets
Shea Stadium
Maynard
Farr
Namath
Houston
Shea Turf
Art Powell
New York Mets
Turner
Winless 49ers seek quarterback as Brodie fades
San Francisco 49ers, 0-4-1, begin shopping for a new quarterback after John Brodie suffers a dead right elbow. Coach Dick Nolan says they will rely on Steve Spurrier against Baltimore while Brodie undergoes X-rays. Spurrier is expected to play a major role if available.
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Jim Church
SAN Francisco
John Brodie
Joe Namath
Brodie
49Ers
Dick Nolan
Nolan
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Baltimore
Stanford
Atlanta
Lloyd Milburn
Milburn
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan each day. Use these times to fish in productive territory or hunt in promising cover, maximizing the sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Williams Is Manager of the Year in Dodgers Era Power
Williams, the Washington Senators’ first year manager, led a last place club to a winning season and earned the Associated Press AL Manager of the Year with 113 votes. He managed star Frank Howard and hitters Mike Epstein and Ed Brinkman to strong improvement, while Billy Martin and Earl Weaver were runners up in the voting. Williams was overseas filming a hunting show and unavailable for comment.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
New York
Araffin
Washington
Senators
Ted Willams
Williams
Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Lefty Phillips
California
Zambia
Africa
Weaver
Bob Short
Ed Brinkman
Frank Howard
Mike Epstein
Brinkman
Hank Alen
Martin
New York Yankee
Minnesota
Twins
Dave Boswell
Detroit
Calvin Griffith
Chargers Are Having Scoring Troubles
San Diego Chargers win 13 10 at Boston to extend their AFC skid to four straight victories. The offense remains explosive but largely ineffective near the goal, with field goal attempts repeatedly stymied and coach Sid Gilman voicing frustration over costly miscues and broken plays.
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Kon Roach
Associated Press
SAN Diego
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Boston
New York
Patriots
Sid Gilman
Punt Pass and Kick winners named at K Park
The Punt Pass and Kick zone, sponsored by Hope Auto Company and Ford, was held Saturday at K Park. First place winners pictured are David Jester Glenwood Randy Morehart Camden David Fagil Camden Jim Taylor Camden Jim Stuart Hope and Dennis Jones Hope. District tournament follows in Memphis with Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee. Hugh Dilley of Ford presented trophies and Andy Caldwell of Hope Auto led the event.
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Hope Auto Company
Ford Motor Company
K— Park
Pic
David Jester
Glenwood
Randy Morehart
Camden
David Fagil
Jim Taylor
Jim Stuart
Hope
Dennis Jones
Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Hugh Dilley
Andy Caldwell
Hope Auto Co
Eichler to Start for Parkers
John Eichler, a fifty-year senior from Stuttgart, will start at quarterback for Arkansas against Wichita State in Little Rock. He replaces injured Bill Montgomery as Chuck Dicus will miss the game with a shoulder injury. Wichita State fronts 40 offensive formations, up to 11 in one half, described as a gambling, high-variation attack.
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Fayetteville
Ark
John Eichler
Stuttgart
Arkansas Razorbacks
Wichita State
Little Rock
Frank Broyles
Eichler
Bill Montgomery
Gordon Norwood
Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Baylor
Broyles
Lynn Garner
Cliff Powell
Bob Stankovich
David Cox
Basketball Pro Basketball At A Glance
A compact A P recap lists NBA results and upcoming games. Entries mention teams such as Los Angeles Baltimore Phoenix New York Boston Detroit Cincinnati Atlanta Milwaukee San Diego Philadelphia and Dallas among others. No game details or scores are provided in the readable text.
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Associated Press
NBA
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Phoenix
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Milwaukee
San Diego
Philadelphia
Washington
Kentucky
Denver
Dallas
Los Anges
New Orleans
Indiana
Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
NHL Matchups Feature Pittsburgh Oakland St Louis Montreal
National Hockey League schedule highlights Pittsburgh facing Oakland and St Louis at Montreal Toronto Chicago to meet New York Boston Minnesota and Los Angeles in key following games.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Oakland
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Racer to Join American Motors Firm
Roger Penske of Philadelphia head of a leading auto racing team will join American Motors for 1970. AMC and Penske are expected to announce a five year deal at a Los Angeles news conference, with the contract reportedly worth as much as five million dollars.
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Charlotte
N.C
Roger Penske
Philadelphia
America
American Motors
Penske
AMC
Los Angeles
Hanging Out College Grid Wash
Ohio State faces doubt from rivals as Duffy Daugherty argues they are beatable but still top contenders. Michigan State notes Buckeyes depth and maturity while reflecting on past defenses. plus a college kicker Marcus hits a 62 yard field goal and a quirky enrollment tale from Hillsdale.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ohio State
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Woody Hayes
Alent
Tin
Duffy
Notre Dame
Bobba Smith
George Webster
Jess Phillips
Notre Daim
Alan Page
Kevin Hardy
Jim Lynch
Hills Week
Ohio State Mill
Ds Minois
Wiles
Buckeyes
Ulinuis
Chester Marcos
Marcos
Clay City
Mich
Poland
Daugherty
Brooks Named NASCAR Rookie of the Year
Dick Brooks, a California native who moved to Spartanburg South Carolina, is named NASCAR rookie of the year. He edged Buddy Young of Fairfax Virginia for the honor, announced by NASCAR chief steward John Bruner Sr.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dick Brooks
California
South Carolina
Nascar
Spartanburg
S.C
Buddy Young
Fairfax
John Bruner Sr
National Association For
Cronin Ends Talk of Seattle Pilots Move
President Cronin and AL owners met Seattle delegates to quash any move of the Pilots. They warned Milwaukee or Dallas Fort Worth were not options and set an October 30 deadline on Seattle items including stadium expansion to 28 000 and a permanent stadium by spring 1973. The session was cordial with Detroit’s Fetzer calling it morally wrong to relocate the franchise.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Jee Cronin
Seattle Pilots
Seattle
Milawaukee
Dallass Fort Worth
Cronin
Pilots
Lenny Anderson
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Anderson
Milwaukee
King County
John Spellman
Perry Johanson
Jerry Grinstein
Brian Corcoran
Warren Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
John Fetzer
Detroit Tigers
Mann Keeps LPGA Lead After Waco Second Place Finish
Carol Mann finished second at the Quality Check’d tournament in Waco Texas earning 1450 dollars, extending her lead on the LPGA money list to 46515 while Kathy Whitworth moved to 44596 in second. Mary Mills won 2250 but remained 17th with 13803, Sandra Palmer rose to 17044 in 10th. Sharon Miller fell to 11th. The tour heads to Corpus Christi Civitan Open with 15000 dollars.
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Carol Mann
Waco
Tex
Miss Mann
LPGA
Kathy Whitworth
Mary Mills
Sandra Palmer
Sharon Miller
Texas
Corpus Christi
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Ricky Talley
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