Hope Bobcats visit Magnolia for homecoming showdown
In a 7:30 p.m. Friday game Hope Bobcats travel to Magnolia seeking a rebound after last week's losses. Magnolia hosts homecoming and will be tough, while Hope, 5-2 and ranked 30th in AA, aims to capitalize on momentum in a hard hitting, potentially 28-7 win.
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Bruins Unbeaten Streak Stalls in Tie with Black Hawks
Boston remains the NHL’s sole unbeaten club but saw its long winning run end as the Bruins battled Chicago to a 3-3 tie at Boston Garden in front of 14,888. Coach Tom Johnson said the tie felt different from a wake while Philadelphia moved to first in the Western Division after a 4-2 win over Buffalo.
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Magnolia Tigers top Hope Bobkittens 22 to 7 at Hammons Stadium
Magnolia Panthers beat the Hope Bobkittens 22-7, matching their 6-0 mark while Hope falls to 2-4. Doug Rich connected with Tommy Watson for a 51 yard TD, Terry Smith added a 75 yard run, and Donald Austin caught a six yard score as Magnolia capitalized on fumbles and turnovers in a fumble plagued game.
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Parks to Win But No Way to Look Good
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles hopes the first unit scores quick against a Wichita State squad decimated by an airplane crash. Arkansas posted a 62 14 win last year with Eichler replacing Montogmery at quarterback and Ferguson expected to perform similarly.
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Coach Believes Indians Ready for Abilene Christian Clash
Arkansas State University coach Bennie Ellender says the Indians are prepared for the Saturday night game with Abilene Christian. Ellender spoke after a 90 minute practice as ASU, top in the college division poll, faces Jim Lindsey who recently broke the division career passing yardage mark.
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Kapp Signs Three Year Contract With Patriots
Boston AP report states quarterback Joe Kapp signed a three year no-cut contract with the Boston Patriots for about 130000 per year, potentially rising to 400000 with performance bonuses. The deal follows his option year with the Minnesota Vikings and places him among NFL quarterbacks earning six figures.
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Hope Star Basketball Scores and Schedules Summary
Western Conference standings show Detroit 6 0 31,000. Milwaukee 1 1 600 percent. Chicago 2 2 600 percent. Phoenix 1 9 1,250. Portland 2 1 1,667. Seattle 2 1 1.67. Los Angeles 2 2 500. San Diego 3 3 0.00. San Fran 2 3 4,002. Thursday results: New York 95 San Fran 92. Detroit 120 Atlanta 101. San Diego 140 Cleveland 110. Tonight: New York at Baltimore. Cincinnati at Boston. Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Cleveland at Phoenix. Portland at Seattle. ABA East: Virginia 40-1, Floridians 42 6-67. New York 23 400. Kentucky 24 333. Pittsburgh 13 250. Carolina 0 400. West: Indiana 50 1,000. Memphis 11 500. Denver 13 250. Floridians 110. New York 100. Memphis 109. Kentucky 99. Virginia 114. Carolina 110. Pittsburgh at Denver. Carolina at New York. Indiana at Texas. Memphis versus Virginia at Norfolk.
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Burnett to Miss WSC Play Sat
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says tail back Bill Burnett will miss the Wichita State game due to a pulled muscle. Sophomore Jon Richardson, the first Negro to play at Arkansas, will start and average six yards per carry. The Wheatshockers travel with many freshmen and sophomores as Arkansas eyes a Southwest Conference push. A crowd around 35,000 is expected for the 7 30 p.m. kickoff.
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Haywood seeks 3.25 million pay boost in ABA contract
Spencer Haywood of the Denver Rockets tells LA attorney Al Ross he wants a renegotiated deal totaling 3.25 million over six years, up from 1.9 million. Rockets GM Don Ringsby notes a valid six year contract with a seventh option and denies NBA threats as Haywood remains sidelined with a finger injury.
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Minnesota Vikings Top Rams In Monday Night Pick
AP sports column picks Minnesota 24 Los Angeles 20 citing Rams injuries and a healthy Vikings Front Four. Gabriel sidelined shoulder issue noted. Jones and Olsen hampered by leg problems while Vikings defense leads league with 36 points allowed.
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NHL scores and matchups update
The Associated Press reports NHL results with Philadelphia beating Buffalo 4 2 and Chicago 3 3 with Boston. The schedule lists St Louis at Vancouver Pittsburgh at California Philadelphia at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New York at Minnesota St Louis at Los Angeles.
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Pitt Eyes Comeback Test After West Virginia Upset
Pitt Panthers seek to prove they are back as a national threat by challenging No. 1 Ohio State after a 36-35 rally over West Virginia. The article notes Carl DePasqua’s fundamentals driven by Western Pennsylvania style and highlights top 10 matchups across the AP list with Texas, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Michigan, Auburn, and others.
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Small College QBs Lead in Tight Offense Race
NEW YORK AP Four NCAA College Division quarterbacks vie for the top total offense spot in a tight race since 1948. Tim Von Dulm of Portland State leads with 269.8 yards per game, followed by Ken Anderson of Augustana IL 268.2, Mike Grebowski of Drake 267.2, and Jim Lindsey of Abilene Christian 264.5.
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Idaho State suspends 17 Black players in protest
Idaho State University coach Ed Cavanaugh suspends 17 Black players for four games after they boycotted a practice. Of 44 players, 14 Black starters are among those suspended. two Black backs say he’s not giving enough playing time. Scholarships remain through year end. no suspensions from school.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advise planning days around peak times to fish in prime territory or hunt in favorable cover, urging readers to align activities with the best sport opportunities each day.
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