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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1969

Page

5

Celtics Win Without Russell In Bucks Clash

Celtics surge past Milwaukee 120 to 107 proving they can win without Bill Russell. Lew Alcindor scored 43 for the Bucks as Henry Finkel and Rich Niemann tied for only one point. Havlicek 25 Bryant 24 Siegfried 22 Sanders 22 pace Boston. Knicks, Bullets, Bulls win elsewhere. ABA results noted.

Associated Press Bill Russell Lew Alcindor Boston Celtics Celtics Russell Milwaukee Bucks Milwaukee Boston Alcindor Bucks Henry Finkel Rich Niemann New York Knicks Atlanta Hawks Baltimore Detroit Chicago Seattle Carolina Miami Pittsburgh Dallas Los Angeles Denver John Havlicek Emmett Bryant Larry Siegfried Tom Sanders Willis Reed Knicks Kevin Loughery Bullets Pistons Clem Haskins Sonics Haskins Len Wilkens Seattle Coliseum Chet Walker Bulls

Kansas State Quarterback Sets Records

Lynn Dickey of Kansas State threw 28 completions for 380 yards and three touchdowns in a 59-21 upset of Oklahoma. The Osawatomie product set Big Eight records, drew comparisons to Joe Namath, and earned praise for poise and second-receiver reads while showing pro prospects.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Lynn Dickey Kansas State Dickey Joe Namath New York Jets Oklahoma Osawatomie Kane Wildcats Warren Tennessee UCLA Broadway Joe Osawatomie Lynn Namath John Stucky Alumi Gibson

Dallas Ground Punch Tops NFL Rushing Leaders

In NFL statistics Dallas Cowboys runners Calvin Hill and Walt Garrison lead the league in rushing after six games. Hill nears 1,000 yards with 496 on 103 carries, while Garrison has 378 yards after 102 against the Giants. Craig Morton continues as top passer, with 62.9 percent completions, 11 TDs, and 10.27-yard per attempt.

NEW York Calvin Hill Walt Garrison Dallas Cowboys National Football League Hill Garrison Giants Larry Brown Washington Kansas State Gale Sayers Los Angeles Craig Morton Dallas Morton Roy Jefferson Pittsburgh Jefferson Harold Jackson Philadelphia Dan Abramowicz New Orleans Fred Cox Minnesota Mike Bragg Rickie Harris Jim Duncan Baltimore Mike Howell Cleveland

Oakland’s Big Four Smash QBs Across AFL Line

New York AP report notes Oakland front four led by Ben Davidson and Ike Lassiter sack opponents 26 times this season, a club record, while Denver’s Dave Costa spearheads a strong rush. Oakland also tops with 67 sacks. Chiefs lead in both passing and rushing defense. Jets lead in total offense.

New York Oakland Denver Ben Davidson Ike Lassiter San Diego John Dave Costa Houston Cincinnati Sam Wyche Raiders Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs New York Jets Kansas City

Nixon Fires Disgruntled Agency Head

Washington AP The Nixon administration dismissed Thomas F. Roeser, head of the Office of Minority Business Enterprise, after he urged black businessmen to press for more minority aid and criticized OMBE promotions. Roeser stays as Stans aide on long range planning, Abraham S. Vemible is named to replace him.

Washington Nixon Office of Minority Business Enterprise Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans Thomas F. Roeser Roeser Stans Abraham S. Vemible OMBE

Solunar Tables for Daily Fishing and Hunting

Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide planning daily activity. Plan your days to fish in productive territories or hunt in favorable cover during these periods for better sport opportunities.

Richard Alden Knight

Perry Makes Difference for Cougars in 118-103 Win

Ron Perry came off the bench in the second half to spark the Carolina Cougars with 18 points and help them reclaim first place in the Eastern Division of the ABA by beating Miami 118-103. Doug Moe led Miami with 30. Andy Anderson had 26 for the Floridians.

Associated Press Ron Perry Carolina Cougars Perry Cougars American Basketball Association Miami Pittsburgh Dallas Los Angeles Denver Baltimore Detroit Boston Milwaukee New York Atlanta Chicago Seattle Doug Moe Andy Anderson Washington Pipers Charles Williams John Beasley Warren Davis George Lehmann Stars Davis Spencer Haywood

Navy Admits Lobbying for Super Ships

The Navy confirmed a four page fact sheet detailing lobbying for a fleet of FDL super transport ships. The program, described as unprecedented, involved congressional briefings and contacts with lawmakers, tied to firms Lockheed Litton and General Dynamics. A student group released the document after a Pentagon Watchers briefing.

G. David Wallace Associated Press Washington Navy Pentagon Pentagon Watchers Institute For Policy Studies FDL Institute Capitol Hi Air Force Robert L. F. Sikes D-Fla House Appropriations Committee Sikes Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Lockheed Aircraft Corp Litton Industries, Inc General Dynamics Corp Lockheed House Senate White House Joseph Califano Marcus Raskin Benjamin Spock Raskin New Party

Barbs by Phil Pastoret on a Buyer's Downturn

Seung down is easier than settling up after a buying spree. The only prudent time to tell the boss where to get up is where he tallies. This newspaper column from Newspaper Enterprise Assn. reflects on financial woes and workplace advice with a wry tone.

A Hippie Commune and Generational Clash

A reader voice from a small town defends hippie communes and peace symbols, arguing youth push for change while older generations resist. The letter-writer cites LIFE magazine’s July issue and shares observations from visiting a commune, insisting nudity and simple living reflect God’s image, not obscenity, and urges openness to learning from the young. A second letter requests guidance for a spouse who favors long outdoor trips, suggesting shared time with family is needed.

Helen Cerstath Life Magazine Tipple Wilds

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