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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1971

Page

8

Dartmouth Favored In Eastern Football Race

Dartmouth, under new coach Jake Crouthamel, relies on veterans after a 9 0 season, facing strong Ivy rivals Harvard Yale Princeton and Cornell while Syracuse Penn State loom in the East. Delaware?

Deph Boston University Rich Versocki Pat Diamond Sam Hollo Rutgers Holy Cross Ed Doherty Ivies Harvard Joe Restic Rod Foster Eric Crone Jerry Hevern Yale Dick Jauron Princeton Hank Bjorklund Doug Blake Carl Barisich Cornell Ed Marinaro Barrett Rosser Soph Mark Allen Harry Gamble Penn Columbia Don Jackson Mike Jones Jesse Parks Brown Bob Casciola Connecticut Dick MacPherson Massachusetts

Blues blank Travelers as 8th inning surge wins 4-0

Memphis Blues erupted for four runs in the eighth to defeat the Arkansas Travelers 4-0. Starter Jessie Huggins suffered his first loss in five decisions, scattering three hits through seven scoreless innings. Arkansas clinched the Central Division title and heads to a three-game series with Shreveport. Other Dixie action included Albuquerque splitting a doubleheader with Amarillo and Dallas-Fort Worth sweeping San Antonio.

Memphis Memphis Blues Arkansas Travelers Jessie Huggins Tommy Shephard Huggins Blues Arkansas Travelers Shreveport Albuquerque Amarillo Dallas-Fort Worth San Antonio Jacksonville

NBA hardship cases set six players for supplementary draft

Six players declared hardship candidates for the NBA supplementary draft include Tom Payne of Kentucky who will turn pro, Cyril Baptiste, Ed Owens, Nate Williams, Philip Chenier, and Joseph Hammond. The group was announced by commissioner Walter Kennedy as teams prepare for the September 10 draft. Payne cited his wife’s health and their child’s needs as reasons. Cleveland holds the first pick in the draft, with several teams listed for potential selections and trade options.

Associated Press Tom Payne University of Kentucky Payne National Basketball Association NBA Walter Kennedy Cyril Baptiste Creighton University Ed Owens Weber State Southern Utah Nate Williams Utah State Philip Chenier California Joseph Hammond Hammond Sue Crystal Kennedy Greensboro N.C Daily News Tom McMillen University of Maryland Maryland McMillen Greensboro Daily News American Basketball Association Cleveland Buffalo Portland Cincinnati Atlanta Seattle Houston Golden State Baltimore Boston Detroit Philadelphia Los Angeles Phoenix Chicago New York Milwaukee Baptiste Bill Fitch Lew Alcindor Fitch Cavaliers

Nebraska Looks To Repeat As Top Ranked 1971 Huskers

Lincoln AP report details Nebraska's 1971 football outlook under coach Bob Devaney as 38 lettermen return, including 13 starters. Key QBs Tagge Brownson and sophomore Hamm compete, with Kinney and Rodgers on offense and a powerful Black Shirts defense led by Jacobson. Schedule includes Oregon opener and 11 more games, many at Memorial Stadium.

Odell Hanson Lincoln Neb Nebraska Cornhuskers Bob Devaney Devaney Louisiana State Texas Ohio State Huskers Husker Nixon Lincoln Oregon Minnesota Texas A & M Utah State Missouri Kansas Oklahoma State Colorado Iowa State Kansas State Oklahoma Hawaii Memorial Stadium Joe Orduna Guy Ingles Jerry Tagge van Brownson Dave Humm Las Vegas Hamm Tagge Brownson Jeff Kinney Orduna Johnny Rodgers Jerry Murtaugh Larry Jacobson Willie Harper John Adkins Bob Terrio Joe Blahak Jim Anderson Bill Kosch

Kaleidoscope TV Schedule and Sports Briefs

TV listings for Friday including Brady Bunch High Chaparral Partridge Family and net shows plus a brief sports note: Baltimore Orioles recall Dave Boswell from Rochester and Red Sox purchase outfielder Rick Miller from Louisville IL affiliate. Game times span 6:50 to 1:00 with a movie lineup and Dick Cavett.

Washington Cowboys Colts McHale’s Navy Air Force Associated Press Boston Baltimore Orioles Dave Boswell Rochester Boston Red Sox Rick Miller Louisville

Saturday Morning Schedule and Detroit Farm System Update

The page lists a dense Saturday broadcast lineup across channels with cartoons, dramas, and sports notes. It notes Detroit Tigers farm system changes, with Clinton Iowa replacing Batavia NY in the Midwest League, and mentions Walter Hoot Evers. Also includes clerical publishing details for Hope Arkansas newspaper.

Detroit Clinton Iowa Pilots Batavia N.Y Trojans Detroit Tigers Walter ‘Hoot’ Evers

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