Arkadelphia's Guinn Key to District 7AA Strength
Arkadelphia's Luther Guinn remains a threat even without the ball, enhancing the running game and drawing defensive attention. Coach Frank Spainhour praises Guinn as durable and versatile, with the team eyeing Camden and Hope as league leaders while adjusting quarterback options for 1971. The piece also surveys other AA districts, naming top contenders and returning stars across 1AA through 5AA classifications.
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Luther Guinn
Arkadelphia
Guinn
Frank Spainhour
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Spainhour
Bill Vining
Danny Melton
Steve Tolar
Wesley Chuck
Gary Benson
Camden
Hope
Panthers
Gordon Parham
Dean Jamerson
Tommy Frazier
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Ray Wheelington
Lynn Norton
Rogers
Jim Casto
Alan Davidson
Siloam Springs
Ken Stuckey
van Buren
Brad Thomas
Lynn Healy
Gary Reese
Fort Smith Northside
Fort Smith Southside
Max Graham
Doyle Cross
Carl Piggie
Jim Black
Brinkley
Jimmy Rogers
DeWitt
James O’neal
Richard LaFargue
Russellville
Paul Pugh
Joe Whiteside
Virgil Williamson
Wendell van Ess
Morriston
Wayne Martin
James McDaniels
Spirit High as Bobcats Taper Off
By BILL MOORE Star Sports Writer Hope Bobcats prep with light contact and blocking drills shaping up both units. Offense opening holes for runners while defense tightens up with a sharper secondary. Spirit is high as Hope prepares for Friday night kickoff at Ashdown. Beating Ashdown is the goal, revenge for last three years. This district showdown is poised as one of the state’s best contests.
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Bill Moore
Hope Bobcats
Hope
Bobcatland
Ashdown
Tommy Miller
Catholics win Church League title in softball final
The Catholics clinched the Church League championship with a 14 to 12 win over First Methodist last night. Paul Henley homered for the Catholics and Wesley Huddleston homered for the Methodists. The Catholics won the title by taking two straight games in the best two of three series.
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First Methodist
Paul Henley
Wesley Huddleston
Birmingham Travelers Rally Falls Short in First Game
Birmingham toppled the Arkansas Travelers 5-3 in the sixth inning of the opener before a rain halted the doubleheader second game. Mike McDonald walked to start a two-out rally, Don Kirkland and Roque singles, and Roque’s pinch double plated runs as Arkan sas tried to rally.
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Travelers
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Don Kirkland
Roque
Tommy Heintzelman
Wayne Dees
Kirkland
Associated Press
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Chicago
Montreal
Expos
Northside Tops in Preseason Arkansas Football Poll
AP preseason football ranking names FS Northside as No 1 with 10 first place votes totaling 1364 points. LR Hall ties for second. Parkview, Hot Springs, LR Catholic, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, LR McClellan, Rogers round out top 10 with Stuttgart and El Dorado tied for 10th in AAAA.
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Carter
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Northside
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Nashvile
Joe T. Robinson
Gentry
Murfreesboro
Dierks
Catholic
Dorado
Baseball action across majors in daily schedule and standings
Washington at New York and Baltimore at Boston headline Thursday night games, with Cleveland at Detroit and Kansas City at Milwaukee among night contests. National League shows East and West standings led by Pittsburgh, St Louis, and San Francisco with results from Tuesday and Wednesday games.
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Promising Sophomore Miles Seeks Razorback Scholarship
Fayetteville AP Wayne Miles, a promising sophomore fullback for Arkansas, rose from a rural Arkansas farm to earn a football scholarship goal. He learned self-reliance after his family moved from Louisiana to Magnolia and then to Fayetteville, hitch-hiking to practices and choosing football over basketball to pursue college funding.
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Wayne Miles
Miles
Arkansas Razorbacks
Magnolia
Fayetteville
Louisiana
Columbia County
Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
Mets Talk of Moving to New Jersey
New York Mets chairman M Don Ald Grant proposed moving the team to New Jersey if New York City forces the Mets to share Shea Stadium with the Yankees. City Council president Sanford Garelik urged the Yankees to share the venue, while the Giants plan to relocate to New Jersey for the 1975 season. Mayor Lindsay and Yankees president Michael Burke discussed guarantees for staying in New York, including stadium modernization and parking increases.
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Yanks
Stars Absent But Drama Makes It Up
Forest Hills open sees top players absent including Rosewall and Court with 180000 prize on grass. Seedings cut to eight men and eight women due to injuries and fatigue, Laver out and Wade out after ankle break. Newcombe opens against Kodes as Court sits out pregnancy, others like Roche Emerson Gimeno and Drysdale also bypass Open.
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Margaret
Court
U.S
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Britain
Virginia Wade
John Newcombe
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Mrs. Court
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Die Nastase
Romania
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Mexico
Tony Roche
Roy Emerson
Rosewall
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Broyles Praises Arkansas Offense After Tuesday Practice
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised the Razorback offense for smoother play and improved passing and receivers during Tuesday’s practice. He noted quarterback Joe Ferguson’s recent passing and pass blocking had slumped, calling Tuesday’s improvement a normal reversal, while the defense did well but not to his satisfaction. A full scrimmage was planned for Saturday.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Joe Ferguson
Du Quoin hosts harness racing classic for 1999 Hambletonian
Du Quoin Illinois hosts the Hambletonian trot for 3 year olds drawing about 20000 fans. Nine contenders race over a one mile clay track for 129770 dollars in prize money. Notable entrants include Top Hanover Quick Pride and Speedy Crown.
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du Quoin State Fair
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Tamaroa
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Benton
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