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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1966
Page
5
Memphis State University home football games are covered by Ann Wine wife of the publicity director. She handles play by play for the Tigers and notes the sideline views that cameras miss. Her role shows women reporters in a sports press box setting.
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles lauded the Razorback defense after a busy practice on goal line stands. The No. 9 Parkers meet Texas A&M Saturday night in a Southwest Conference battle at College Station as Texas A&M leads the SWC at 3-0 and Arkansas at 2-1.
Arkansas is favored as a key game could decide the conference title after Texas A&M beat Baylor 17 14 restoring Arkansas first regular season loss since 1963. Broyles praised practice and defense while noting linebacker Lee Johnson sidelined by injury in the Texas game.
Springfield College freshmen and sophomores stage cage ball amid cries of kill and wipe-out. A 40 pound inflated ball dominates the field as both sides surge, pile in, and wrestle for control in a chaotic campus ritual.
New York AP reports the 10 busiest college football stadiums last weekend hosted 652,296 fans, second only to the 667,492 total on the weekend of November 21, 1959. Ohio State Wisconsin drew 84,265, followed by Michigan State Purdue at 78,014.
Notre Dame moved ahead as the nations total offense leader with 429.6 yards per game, replacing UCLA. The Irish have 1 037 rushing yards and 1 111 passing yards, notes from the AP statistics release. British paratrooper Sgt Chay Blyth, aged 26, returned to Orleans after completing a 92 day Atlantic crossing with Capt John Ridgway.
The Frankenstein Castle inn in Hesse, owned by Gerhard Meissner, is being rebuilt into a hotel with a 400000 dollar renovation plan to attract visitors, many from America, while the famous monster remains a fiction from Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s novel.
The legend of Frankenstein Castle involves a 1531 dragon slain by Baron Georg von Frankenstein and a 1662 departure of the Frankenstein family from Hesse due to Protestant rulers. CYNTHIA LOWRY reviews To Save a Soldier on ABC, praising its humane look at war and the story of Dennis Aldrich from a mine wound through multiple hospitals, with a hopeful homecoming. The piece also notes Lucy in London and Nielsen ratings, then reports New Jersey authorities destroying marijuana plants valued at $6 million.
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