Hope 7 Star Sports roundup
The Associated Press digest previews NFL Sunday games on a slate including Atlanta at Los Angeles Chicago at Detroit Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Dallas at San Diego Denver at New York Giants Houston at Cleveland Miami at Buffalo New Orleans at Minnesota Oakland at Kansas City St Louis at Philadelphia San Diego vs Green Bay in Milwaukee Washington at New York Jets.
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Virginia versus Carolina at Greensboro and Kentucky at San Diego
Tuesday has two scheduled college basketball games. Virginia meets North Carolina at Greensboro and Kentucky travels to San Diego as the other listed matchup.
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Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight’s Work
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan outings to fish in good territory or hunt in productive cover during these periods noted for May.
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Magnolia Panthers Edge Toward District Title In Final Week
In Div 7AA football Magnolia hosts Ashdown while Camden visits Malvern and Arkadelphia travels to Fairview as Magnolia contends for the district title. Hope plays Nashville and Crossett hosts Dollarway in non league action with Hamburg and Warren both 6 1 in GAA. Magnolia leads in total offense and defense as Mac Harris tops scoring. Camden, Arkadelphia, and Ashdown trail last year’s scoring pace.
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J. R. Ross
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Southern Cal Holds No 1 After Win Over Oregon
Southern Cal remains the No 1 team in the AP college football rankings after a 16-0 win over Oregon. The Trojans, 8-0, earned 41 first place votes and 960 points. Alabama stays second, Nebraska third, with LSU dropping to sixth as Missouri, Louisville and Texas Tech debut in the Top Twenty.
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Japanese stars smile, learn in Florida instructional league
Japan's Hiroshima Toyo Carp, coached by former major leaguer Aspromonte, compete in the Florida Instructional League. The team wears Mets like uniforms, uses American gloves, and favors acupuncture over ice for injuries. The league’s first Central League side in Florida plays through mid November with a mix of rookies and 10 regulars, emphasizing hard work and adaptation.
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Joe Namath portrayed as wholesome offbeat image clash
A column rebuts the stereotype of Joe Namath as a wild bachelor. It notes Namath declined Cosmopolitan centerfold offers and a Broadway show, defends his honesty and loyalty, and highlights mixed views from colleagues and a preacher about his public image.
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Bill Glass
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Morton Says He Can Live Without Cheers In Dallas
In New Orleans Bowie Kuhn dampens hopes for MLB expansion to Louisiana while noting stability is key. Craig Morton, amid boos, says fans will pick sides with Staubach fans, and he remains focused on playing.
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Morton leads SWC rushing and offense pace
Arkansas running back Dickey Morton surpassed Alvin Maxson to lead the Southwest Conference with 112.1 rushing yards per game while also heading the tandem offense at 124.1 yards per game. Texas’ Roosevelt Leaks sits second at 101.3 yards. Morton aided Dallas in a ball control win by passing 19 times for 206 yards as Detroit faded in the NFC East race.
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Kilmer takes over as Redskins quarterback again
Washington AP Billy Kilmer assumes the No 1 quarterback job for the Redskins for the second straight year after Sonny Jurgensen’s season ending Achilles injury. Jurgensen, NFL’s career leader in passing, underwent a one hour 45 minute operation. The 38 year old left the field in the first half of Sundays 23 16 victory over the Giants after injuring his heel. Doctors cited age related tissue brittleness and projected 10 12 weeks in a cast followed by 2 3 months rehab with an optimistic outlook for a return next season.
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