Camden Dreaming of 7-0 Victory Over Hope
In a Big Nine Conference preview, Camden eyes a 7-0 mark as top rivalries loom. Saint Louis style matchups and district chatter frame the race with Springfield and Fayetteville among contenders, while streaking teams like Harrison and Siloam Springs push toward key late-season tests.
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Guernsey Trio Powers Emmet Victory Run
Guernsey led by Gene Bahtle and teammates posted a 30 point win in last night’s triple header. Norvel and Stephens added double digit totals as the Centry Center boys rolled to a decisive 26 point victory.
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Unbeaten Panthers Trounce rivals in local high school grid
In a string of regional basketball results, Paragould and West Memphis posted early wins while Sylvan Hills blasted Mabelvite. Russellville shutout Seavey 21 to 0 and Camden Fairview defeated Magnolia 20 to 0 as coaches praised standout plays and weathered rough conditions.
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Paragould
Pacahontas Chiss
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Tenn
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Jacksonville
Panthers
Mabelvite
Sylvan Hills
Oan Ostrang
Russellville
Seavey
Comen
Hope
Cressett
Camden Fairview
Magnolia
Malvern
Sherida
Cain
Razorbacks drill in sweat clothes before Hardin-Simmons
Arkansas Razorbacks spent an hour and 15 minutes in sweat clothes as they prepared for Hardin-Simmons at War Memorial Stadium. Coach Frank Broyles plans to give sophomores more playing time after strong early-season contributions.
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Southern State Best Defensively Despite Poor Record
LITTLE ROCK AP Southern State Mutriders hold top defense in the Aransas Intercollegiate Conference with 177.4 opponent yards per game though they are 2-5. Arkansas Tech drops to second in defense after a 14-7 loss to State Peachers but leads in total offense at 266.38 and in rushing at 195.3. Henderson’s defense against the rush stands at 112.2 yards per game as other teams in the conference contend for top marks.
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Tiger Tops Fullmer For World Middleweight Crown
Dick Tiger defeated Gene Fullmer in Candlestick Park to claim the World Boxing Association middleweight title in a rough 15 round decision. Fullmer, cut but relentless, relinquished the crown after 17 straight victories and will defend the belt next in Bozeman or Las Vegas. Tiger, praised for his grit, becomes the new champion as Fullmer contemplates future plans.
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Montreal 4 Chicago 4 in contested clash and boxing note
National hockey draw Montreal and Chicago finish 4 to 4 as no games are scheduled Thursday while boxing legend Tiger Thetu claimed a world title share. Referees and judges listed with scores 0 1 and 7 5. The piece notes Thetu born Richard Thetu boxing since 1955 with a 46 12 2 record. Lake Chicot identified as Arkansas largest natural lake.
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Tiger takes World Boxing title in middleweight bout
The Associated Press reports Tiger by name Dick outpointed Gene Fullmer to win the World Boxing Association middleweight title in San Francisco. In Houston Cleveland Williams kayoed Dave Bailey while Rip Randall outpointed Nolan Duplessis. Boston and New Orleans bouts featured Joe Denucei and Phil David winning by stoppage and decision respectively. In New York Wilkes Barre fight ended on a cut point as Cas Carlos Quiles lost on points. Honolulu saw Gaspar beat Stan Harvington by stoppage.
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New York
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Scenic drives through Quachita National Forest highlighted
The article notes the Quachita National Forest contains over 2,000 miles of highways and scenic drives. It emphasizes extensive road options for exploration and enjoyment within the forest landscape.
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Top College Football Picks Weekend Feature
AP notes a weekly blindfold method for predicting winners with picks including Texas over Rice Alabama over Tulsa Northwestern over Notre Dame Southern California over Illinois Ohio State over Wisconsin LSU over Florida Washington over Oregon Arkansas over Texas A&M Michigan State over Indiana Mississippi over Vanderbilt Auburn over Clemson Penn State over California plus Forest Products week events in Warren Arkansas with forestry tours and contests and a Thoreau quote about Cape Cod.
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