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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1969

Page

4

Bobcats Seek Vindication Against Magnolia Panthers Friday

Hope Bobcats host Magnolia Panthers in a high school clash marked by past humiliations across football and basketball. Magnolia, led by Don Hubbard, uses platooning with many starters and faced injuries. Hope aims to rebound after a 29-0 Camden Fairview loss. Yerger Cubs also meet Magnolia as they seek to end losing streaks before finishing their eight-game slate.

Hope Bobcats Magnolia Holla Bobcat Panthers Fairview Magnolia Panthers Arkadelphia Panther Don Hubbard Hope Bobcats Camden Fairview Cats Yerger Bobkittens Guess Who Panther Cubs Kittens Gaylord Solomon WJHS Hammons Stadium

Rights Tuesday's Fights in Miami Beach and San Antonio

Boxing briefs report uneven results from Tuesday cards. In Miami Beach, Charlie Bilis defeated Enrique Paz after a 18 percent betting split, while Louisville’s Louieville stopped Rico in 10 rounds. In San Antonio Arturo Taon stopped Ferrera in 8 rounds, with Mexico City noted for the bout.

Associated Press Miami Beach Pia U Charlie Bilis Louieville Enrique Paz Biers Rico Eines

Ultimatum to Seattle on Pilots fate looms

The American League will reconvene in Chicago Oct 29 to decide if Seattle can meet a three point ultimatum to keep the Pilots. Requirements include enlarging Sicks Stadium to 28 000 seats by 1970, starting a $40 million domed stadium by Dec 1 1970, and showing financial interest to allow William Daley to cede local control. If unmet, Milwaukee or Dallas may acquire the franchise.

Charles Chamberlain Associated Press Chicago Seattle Pielots American F Cronin Sicks The Pilots Cleveland William Daley Pacific Northwest Player’ Association Daley Milwaukee Dallas-Fort Worth Dallas Texas Lamar Hunt Times Herald Tucson

Mets Stars Lead Major League All Star Selections

The Associated Press picks a star-studded roster headlined by Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench and New York Mets ace Tom Seaver. Bench led balloting with 264 votes, Seaver tallied 237, as the Mets and Reds dominate two teams. Other NL stars include Rose, McCovey, Carew, Petrocelli, Santo, Aaron, Howard, and Cuellar. Hodges and Williams named managers.

Mike Sryson Associated “Press New York Cincinna Reds Tom Seaver Mets Associated Press Direstar Seaver Cincinnati Pete Rose Reds Willie McCovey San Franccisco Giants Rod Carew Minnesota Rico Petrocelis Boston Ron Santo Chicago Cubs Hank Aaron Atlanta Frank Howard Washington Mike Cueller Baltimore Bench Bill Freehan Detroit Denny McLain Carew Glenn Beckett Cubs Petrocelli Don Kessinger Aaron Braves Rose Howard Frank Robinson Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Reggie Jackson Oakland Jackson Cleon Jones Harmon Killebrew Killebrew Cuellar Orioles Dave McNally Gil Hodges Ted Williams

Little Rolls Up Yardage for Denver

New York AP Floyd Littl of Denver surged ahead in the AFL ground gains with 166 rushing yards in the Broncos 30 23 victory over Cincinnati last Sunday setting a club single game record. He topped Dickie Post of San Diego for the league lead as the third 100 yard game this season.

New York Denver Floyd Littl Little Broncos Cincinnati Dickie Post San Diego Syracuse University Flash Bengals Post Boston Joe Namath Houston Greg Cook Daryle Lamonica Ted Oakland Buffalo

Skeetbelt Pro Basketball Associated Press Update MAR

A terse MARMAR AP brief reports on the Sp skeetball pro basketball scene with terse notes on teams, standings, and player movements. The snippet highlights league actions and upcoming games without sensational detail.

Resuits and Games from Tuesday ABA and NBA

Tuesday results show Kentucky 127 over Washington 115 and Dallas 120 over Denver 108. Other scores include Los Angeles 142 Bat 9% over New York 140 Phoenix Detroit 4 Boston 9% and Angeles 119 over New Orleans. Thursday schedules list San Francisco at New York and Denver at Indiana with Washington at Miami and Washington vs Charlotte in North Carolina.

Los Angeles New York Phoenix Detroit Boston Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Milwaukee San Diego Philadelphia Kentucky Washington Dallas Denver Angeles New Orleans Indiana Carolina Charlotte N.C Miami Hockey National Hockey League THE Associated Press Oakland Pittsburgh St. Louis Montreal Toronto Chicago Minnesota Aztecs

Stewart Best at Arkansas Coach Says

Arkansas coach lauds Terry Stewart as the best all-around halfback the program has had in three years. Stewart, a safety turned defensive back, shines in man-to-man coverage and run support, with probeable speed and a pro-style game.

Harry King Associated Press Fayetteville, Ark Terry Stewart Arkansas Razors Hootie Ingram Razorbacks Stewart Ingram Texas Texas Christian Linzy Cole Cole Frank Broyles

Parkers Hang Onto Leads In SWC Stat Leaders

Arkansas and SMU players top multiple categories as rusher scorer punter and return leaders stay set. Barnett leads rushing and scoring with 393 yards on 88 carries and 42 points. Stockdell tops punting at 43.7. Stewart leads punt returns with 105 yards on nine tries. Hixson and Hammond dominate five others including passing total offense and kickoff returns. Denton Fox paces interceptions. Texas tops total offense. Arkansas leads total defense through four games.

Associa Enross Arkansas Ragerback Bill Barnett Cary Stockdell Terry Stewart Southern Methodist Chuck Hixson Gary Hammond Hixson Hammond Texas Tech Denton Fox SMU Arkansas Texas

Wanderley Seeks Game Action for Razorbacks

Arkansas coach Frank Broyles plans sophomore Don Wanderley to fill in for injured defensive tackle Terry Don Phillips as the Razorbacks face Wichita State in Little Rock. Phillips is out about three games with a back injury, and star slot Rick Kersey has also been nursing minor injuries prompting Broyles to test Wanderley for future depth.

Fayetteville Ark Don Wanderley Arkansas Razorbacks Wichita State Little Rock Frank Broyles Fort Scott Kane Terry Don Phillips Phillips Broyles Rick Kersey Wanderley Kersey

Aztecs Crush Opponents In First Major College Year

San Diego State remains undefeated at 4-0 as coach Don Coryell leads the Aztecs to steady national notice. Despite strong defense and potent offense, Coryell downplays statistics while pursuing wins, noting a key TD pass record and a late breakthrough against Texas Arlington. Brigham Young adds to 1970 schedule.

Kwal Nh SAN Diego Ohio State Alabama San Diego State Aztecs Don Coryell Coryell University of Southern California University of Texas At Arlington Dennis Shaw Tom Reynolds Buffalo Haven Moses Gary Garrison Shaw Reynolds Brigham Young

Figures Hogs Texas to Roll on

AP preview by Herschel Nissenon highlights college football picks. Sweeney favors UCLA over Stanford with detailed breakdowns of defenses and offenses. Ray backs LSU over Auburn and notes home-field edge. Other picks include Ohio State over Minnesota and USC over Georgia Tech.

Texas Herschel Nissenson Associated Press NEW York (Ap Jim Sweeney Washington State John Ray Kentucky Sweeney UCLA Stanford Palo Alto Calif Ray Auburn Louisiana State Baton Rouge Sweehey Dennis Dummit Mike Ballou Jim Plunkett Don Parish LSU Kehsticky Tommy Cassanova Tigers Mr. Day Ohio State Minois TH. Nats Buckeyes Woody Hayes Rice Arkansis Wichita State Glen Campbell Wichita Missouri Colorado Southern California Georgia Tech Penn State Ohio U Ohio Florida Vanderbilt Reaves Oklahoma Kansas State Mouston Mississippi Astrodome

Auto Racing Notes The Camaro Clinches Two Tropies In 1969

AP reports the General Motors Camaro clinched its second 1969 manufac turer's trophy in NAS CARS Grand Touring division led by Pete Hamilton with 10 wins in 31 races. Camaro also previously won SCCA Trans American sedan title with Mark Donohue and Ron Bucknum. Ulmann predicts Sebring 1971 final race on Sebring airport site with a new circuit ready for 1972 after selling Continental Formula A sponsorship to a cigarette company.

Bloys Britt New York General Motors Camaro Pete Hamilton Camaro Mustang Sports Car Club of America Mark Donohue Ron Bucknum GM ‘Use Manufactuer’s Alex Ulmann Sebring Fla Ulmann

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