Hope Bobcats Prep For Ashdown Opener In Clash
In Ashdown preparations for the Hope Bobcats football opener, drills were rain shortened but momentum built. Key players include quarterback Mike Carroll and receiver David Pickett with Russell Daniel and Cliff Avant among linemen and defenders set to play multiple positions as anticipation runs high for a 27-7 Bobcats prediction.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
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.
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Hope Rated Winner by Touchdown
Little Rock area prep football preview highlights Fort Smith Northside as the top-ranked opponent opening Ricebirds season. Stuttgart and El Dorado also rated high, with Northside favored to test the Ricebirds and impact Barry Graham’s team ahead of conference play.
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Baseball Standings and Results From America’s Leagues
National and American League standings and results from midweek games. Key leaders include Oliva and Murcer for batting, Stargell and Stargell in home runs, with Oakland, Baltimore, and Detroit leading divisions. Notable scores feature Montreal, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles games.
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Seaver Beats Gibson for Third Time
Tom Seaver the Mets ace defeated Bob Gibson for the third time this season to run his record to 16-8 with a 1.92 ERA. Seaver allowed four hits and struck out seven as New York beat St. Louis 7-1, while Gibson struggled despite his stellar career. Dyer and Boswell drove in two runs each for the Mets as Gibson surrendered 11 hits and six runs in 6 2/3 innings.
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Finally Wins Game at Boston
Baltimore lefty Mike Cuellar pitched a six hitter and an 8-2 win at Fenway Park securing a victory that ties Pat Dobson for the club lead with 17 wins. Other AL results include White Sox 20 innings win over Minnesota and Milwaukee 4-2 over Kansas City. In the NL, Montreal beat Expos completion and Cubs beat Expos 5-2 as Jenkins notches 21st win with two homers.
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Carolina Cougars Name New Coach Tom Meschery
The Carolina Cougars of the ABA announced at a news luncheon that Tom Meschery becomes the team’s new coach and player. Team officials Carl Scheer and Todd Munchak confirmed the appointment, succeeding Jerry Steele who resigned last August. Meschery, 32, resides in Truckee California and has 10 NBA seasons behind him.
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