Hope Bobcats Face Magnolia Panthers In Crucial Clash
Harmisons Stadium hosts a pivotal game as Hope and Magnolia, both 2-2 after recent losses, clash at 7:30 p.m. Magnolia relies on veteran leaders like Ross Atkinson and Johnny Gean while Hope pins hopes on Billy Joe Daugherty and Robert Hasley to break a three-game skid. The winner keeps playoff hopes alive in a hard fought 4-A matchup.
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Barry sidelined by knee collapse in ABA game
Barry left the Carolina Cougars game after a knee cartilage collapse and surgery was likely. He may miss the rest of the season while the 6‑foot‑7 forward could attempt a return with the Warriors if the Oakland Oaks deal allows. The Cougars won 122 to 91 as Barry scored two points before exiting.
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Chamberlain Lifts Lakers to 116 109 Victory in NBA Action
Wilt Chamberlain scored 43 to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past Cincinnati as Jerry West added 34. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 36 for Milwaukee in a separate game, while other NBA and ABA results feature Lew Alcindor rookie dominance and high scoring from multiple stars.
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Convinced His Number 7 Is Lucky
Andre Lacroix believes seven brings luck as he scores three goals in Philadelphia Flyers 4 3 win over Toronto. He quips his license plate will feature all sevens next year. Flyers debut under coach Vic Stasiuk with first victory after three previous games. Other NHL results include Chicago New York 1 1 St Louis Montreal 3 3 Boston 3 2 Minnesota and Los Angeles 2 0 Pittsburgh.
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Arkansas high school football picks thrill in late season showdowns
In Little Rock, El Dorado and Central fight for Class AAAA life as both stand 2-1 in league with Fort Smith Northside and Little Rock Hall unbeaten ahead. Texarkana targets Northside, while Subiaco hosts Harrison in Class IIA action. Magnate Magnolia tops Hope 21 to 7 as other AA AAA AAAA results unfold.
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Lew Alcindor shines as Bucks top Rockets in debut clash
Milwaukee 115 San Diego 102 as 7 foot 1 rookie Lew Alcindor dominates with 31 points. Elvin Hayes counters with 21 for Rockets, but Alcindor’s hook shots and quick double teams overwhelm. Hayes hobbled by fouls, Costello notes fouling will ease with experience.
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Blues, Canadiens Tied After Early Goals
Donald scored for the Blues with assists from Terry Harper. Jacques Laperriere and Bobby Rousseau countered for the Canadiens as Montreal remained unbeaten in five games with a third tie. Boston, also unbeaten, defeated Minnesota with third-period goals by Phil Esposito and Hon Murphy.
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Parkers Are No 1 Against Scoring
NEW YORK AP Offense is the name of the game in college football this season but Wyoming Cowboys lead the nation in rushing defense with 15.2 yards per game after five games. This is the lowest figure since 1947, when Penn State allowed 10.8 yards per game in its first five contests.
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Don Horn Shines in Packers' TV Clash Debut
Green Bay rookie Don Horn entered in relief during a nationally televised loss to the Chargers, finishing 5 of 13 for 118 yards and guiding a fourth quarter scoring drive. Coaches and peers praised Horn, comparing him to Bart Starr and predicting a future as a first-string quarterback.
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Penske Switches to American Motors in Trans Am Shakeup
Los Angeles AP Roger Penske, whose Chevrolet Camaro team won the Trans Am crown, signs a three year deal with American Motors. Dan Guerney will head Plymouth team next year, ending a Ford link. Richard Petty leaves Plymouth for Ford in another circuit. Mark Donohue to lead the AMC effort with possible second driver candidates named.
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Still Given Good Chanc at Frisco By Ken Still
AP golf writer recounts Ken Still's 1960s rise. He won the Florida Citrus Open and Milwaukee Open, teamed with Gene Littler to win CBS Golf Classic, and led San Francisco Open with a 67. The 34-year-old, known for his relaxed style, earned over 69000 official money and remains a popular yet nonchalant figure in golf circles.
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