Hope Bobcats Face Ashdown In Season Opener
Hope Bobcats prepare for September 4 opener vs Ashdown. They have not beaten Ashdown in years and aim to start the season strong. Coach Ronnie Higgins notes tough recent practice but expects improvement by Friday. Team has held two a days since August 15 with scrimmages and a red white game completed. Defensively solid, offense showing promise with backfield and line work.
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Hope
Ronnie Higgins
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Mets bats spark 11-5 rout of Cardinals in pennant chase
New York over St Louis 11-5 as Donn Clendenon Art Shamsky and Cleon Jones drive in runs and Tommie Agee hits his 22nd homer. Mets climb to third behind Pirates while pitching moves bring in Ron Herbel. Orioles beat Yankees 10-2 and Boston 4-2. Washington edges Cleveland 5-4.
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Art Shamsky
Cleon Jones
Tommie Agee
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Baltimore
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Gil Hodges
Pirates
Jerry Koosman
Joe Torre
Jose Cardenal
Ted Simmons
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Ron Herbel
San Diego
George Brunet
Orioles
Yankees
Mike Cuallar
Brooks Robinson
W. Davis
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Perez
Cincinnati
Tolan
Brock
St. Louis
Bonds
San Francisco
Simpson
Gibson
Seaver
New York
Associated Press
Mike Cuellar
Red Sox rally as six inning hit boosts ace to 14th win
In a tense win the Red Sox break through with a sixth inning single and Tony Conigliaro homer. The pitcher earned his 14th victory with ninth inning help from Gary Wagner and Sparky Lyle as Boston tightens the AL East race within a half game of Detroit. Frank Howard homered for the Senators, tying Harmon Killebrew for the league lead. Aurelio Rodriguez also homered for the Senators. Graig Nettles went deep for Cleveland.
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Gary Wagner
Sparky Lyle
Tony Conigliaro
Tigers
Frank Howard
Senators
Indians
Howard
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Aurelio Rodriguez
Colts Fans Foresee Championship After Turnover
Associated Press notes Baltimore Colts aim for a title in the American Conference with Don McCafferty as head coach and Johnny Unitas leading a talented quarterback duo alongside Earl Morrall. The club adds Norm Bulaich and Roy Jefferson to bolster offense while Bubba Smith anchors defense as Mike Curtis shapes the unit.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Don Shula
Colts
Miami Dolphins
Don McCafferty
McCafferty
Colt
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Johnny U
Old
Earl Morrall
NFL
Morrall
Cleveland
New York Jets
American Football League
Norm Bulaich
Texas Christian
Roy Jefferson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Willie Richardson
Tom Mitchell
John Mackey
Bubba Smith
Michigan State
Mike Curtis
Selunar Tables From Knight's Solunar Text
The schedule of Selumar Periods printed below references Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It notes hunting or observing times, claiming this sequence offers the best times each day for activity, with a brief mention of Aberuary and related observances.
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Richard Alden Knight
Michigan Seeks Big Ten Title With Strong Roster
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler says the Wolverines have the incentive to win the Big Ten title despite no Rose Bowl bid. He cites a strong defense, top quarterback Don Moorhead, and solid running game with Billy Taylor and Glenn Doughty. Returnees bolster the line as Dan Dierdorf anchors at tackle while replacing Mandich at tight end proves ongoing.
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Larry Paladino
Associated Press Sports Wester
ANN Arbor
Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Southern Cal
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Miami of Ohio
Pasadena
Don Moorhead
Billy Taylor
Glenn Doughty
Doughty
Taylor
Garvie Craw
Craw
Fritz Seyferth
Dan Dierdorf
Jim Mandich
Stefanich Wins 2nd PBA Open
Stefanich of Joliet Illinois edged a late surge by Houston’s Gearhart to win the Gan sett PBA Open at Cranston Bowl by 119 pins earning 4000 dollars. Gearhart settled for 3000 dollars as the runner up in the event.
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Cranston, R.1
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Butch Gearheart
Houston
Tex
Cranston Bowl
Gearhart
Baseball Standings and results from AP recap
Major and minor league standings with AL and NL race notes. Teams like Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago and Washington lead divisions. Monday results include Baltimore 10 New York 2. Boston 4 Detroit 2. Upcoming slate features Chicago at Oakland and other interleague matchups.
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Lions Triumph Over Eagles In Exhibition Clash
Detroit military-style defense stifles Philadelphia 31-7 as Greg Landry tosses two TD passes and runs for another. Sanders shines after Army return with key receptions, while Eagles struggle for offense. Postgame, Lions boast 3-1 record and bench-clearing moments fuel the chatter over Detroit’s No. 1 quarterback.
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Larry Paladino
Associated Press
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Royal Praises Quarterback Wigginton
Texas coach Darrell Royal praised No 3 quarterback Danny Wigginton for attitude and courage while noting scrimmage stars Terry Collins and others. Reports from Baylor highlight knee surgery for Tommy Bambrick and lineups for season openers.
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Associated Press
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Darrell Royal
Danny Wigginton
Royal
Marvin Kristynik
Terry Collins
Jim Bertelsen
Billy Dale
Baylor
Rover
Tennis should return to the people, says Davis Cup officials
AP report from Cleveland details leaders urging open public venues for Davis Cup matches, arguing tennis must shed country club image. After USA rout West Germany, figures including Arthur Ashe Jr and Alastair Martin push for larger crowds, public stadia, and broader national interest.
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Christian
USSR Tries to Close Gap With USA at World University Games
At the halfway point the Soviet Union trails the United States in golds 8 to 19 with two more earned on Monday. Track and field looming as decisive with 31 golds at stake as events begin Wednesday. The Soviets won men’s foil and water polo on Monday, with Italy defeated 4-3 in water polo. USA beat Brazil 85-75 in basketball. Political protests accompany the games as Albania, Algeria and Kuwait refuse to pay or compete against Israel. The women’s team foil may decide the day’s gold medal.
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Things Look Fair Says Denny Mclain
Detroit pitcher Denny Mclain, suspended for water assault on two writers, said things look fair after a meeting at Tiger Stadium with general manager Jim Campbell and legal counsel Mark McCormick Associates about the suspension.
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