Razorbacks Begin Hard Practice Amid Injuries
Arkansas Razorbacks practice in pads for the 1969 season with three hours twenty minutes of work. Tailback Bobby Burnett and sophomore Russ Garner miss sessions due to hamstring injuries. Tight end Pat Morrison bruised a hip. split end David Cox may have a more serious muscle tear. Coach Frank Broyles says first scrimmage could be Wednesday or Thursday.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Parkers
Frank Broyles
Bobby Burnett
Russ Garener
Pat Morrison
Jim Bane
Hall High Is Rated Best in First AP Poll
Hall High, with three losses in three years, is voted No 1 in the AP Arkansas high school football poll. Hall edged Fort Smith North Side by one point 12 3 12 2 Hall received seven of 13 first place votes while Northside had five and Little Rock Central earned a solid third place.
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Little Rock
Hall Coach v W Keopple Television Logs Tuesday
TV listings fragment shows programs across hours with sports and news blocks. Multiple show titles, hosts, and station logs appear, including Billy Graham, Johnny Carson, Lancer, Star Trek, Beverly Hillbillies, Hawaii Five-O, and The President's Lady amid a busy schedule.
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Mod Squad
Universal City
Star Trek
Lancer
Billy Graham
N.Y.P.D
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Liberace
Doris Day
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Mery Griffin
Investigator
Aaron Copland
Music Hall
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Hawaii Five-O
Alcatraz Express
AP basketball poll results name regional favorites
The Associated Press poll lists LR Hall as overall top in state voting with 123 points and seven first place votes, followed by FS Northside and LR Central. Magnolia leads Class AA, McGehee tops Class A, and Holly Grove wins Class B with 10 first place votes, all reflectingReaders’ choices across many Arkansas teams and districts.
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Associated Press
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LR Central
LR Catholic
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Roy Yarbrough Wins Southern 500 to Complete Triple Crown
Roy Yarbrough finally clinched stock car racing's triple crown by winning the rain shortened Southern 500 at Darlington, edging David Pearson in a Ford battle over 230 laps. The 50-year-old claimed $21,850 and boosted his 1969 season total to a record $164,915, becoming the first to win Daytona 500, Charlotte World 600, and Southern 500 in one season. Pearson earned $12,250, as the race was delayed by rain and cautions.
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Lime Rock
Conn
Sam Pasey
Sharon
Line Rock Park
Detroit Stocks Stirring While Cars Roll Toward 1970
An automotive focus dominates the economy as Detroit plans 1970 model debuts amid price advertising probes by the FTC and California suit over price claims. GM introduces a large lineup while Mopar and AMC unveil new rivals. Europe holds its ground as compact cars rise and imports persist. The piece foresees a marked year for auto industry shifts and notes the Harvard Business School might study the era.
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Pontiac
Washington
Business Week
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Columnist Drew Pearson Dies at 71 After Heart Attack
Washington based columnist Drew Pearson died at 71 after a heart attack at his Maryland farm following weeks of hospitalization. The longtime Washington Merry-Go-Round crusader faced frequent clashes with officials and presidents, including FDR Truman McCarthy and Dodd. Born Andrew Russell Pearson in Evanston Illinois he authored books with Robert R. Allen then built a career spanning newspapers and radio. He leaves a widow Lovie Moore a daughter Ellen Arnold and stepson Tyler Abell with a memorial service set at Washington National Cathedral.
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France
Italy
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Evanston, Ill
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Felicia Gizycka
Eleanor
Cissy" Patterson
Washington Times-Herald
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U.S
Washington National Cathedral
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Sikes Wins $2,510 in Hartford Open Golf
R. H. Sikes of Springsdale Ark wins 2510 dollars in the Greater Hartford Open. He posts rounds around 67 70 67 70 70 70 to finish with a strong total. Miller Barber of Texarkana shoots a closing 70 to finish near the top.
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Texarkana
Home Folks Pay Tribute to Marciano
Brockton mourns Rocky Marciano, the Brockton Blockbuster, killed in a plane crash in Iowa. The retired champion born in Brockton, who rose from coal shoveling to boxing glory, would have turned 46. Funeral Masses are planned in Florida and Massachusetts with burial in Fort Lauderdale. Survivors include widow Barbara and two children, Mary Ann and Rocky Kevin.
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Holyoke
Lee Epperson
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Archie Moore
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Marelano
Sonny Liston
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Fla
Queen of Heaven
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Mary Ann
Rocky Kevin
Belle Nolte Wins Race In Strong Finish At Belmont Park
In a tense stretch Belle Nolte held off Dixie Wind to win by a length and a half. Deep field included Clever Lane and Bright Affair with Gailamoir stumbling at the start causing a spill that sent Mrs. Wit Ketly’s filly to a hospital, though she was not injured. In other big races EP Mendorf’s Verbatish captured the Governor Nicolls Handicap at Belmont Park. Argentinian Figone set a Del Mar record while Easy Jet triumphed at Ridg e Downs earning $159,000.
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Local Snack Route Seeks Independent Operator
Earn 15.00 per hour with spare time or full time work as a snack vending route operator. Requires a car, good references, three or more spare time hours weekly, and initial investment between 958.20 and 3695.50. Personal interview requests to Holiday Snacks Inc in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas
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