Dolphins stay undefeated in preseason with 4 0 mark under Shula
Miami quarterback Bob Griese lauds the 4-0 preseason as returning to form for the Dolphins under coach Don Shula. Griese notes improved team defense and rookies thriving in the secondary led by Tim Foley and Curtis Johnson. Running back Larry Csonka trims weight and Jim Kiick posts a standout game while Paul Warfield shines as a new target in the Cleveland trade. The article also lists Friday night high school results across Arkansas, highlighting several close games and top scorers.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
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Minnesota 4 0 Over California in AL West tilt
Minnesota’s Brant Alyea belted a first pitch homer off Rudy May as the Twins beat the Angels 4-0 to open a four game AL West lead. Bert Blyleven and Ron Perranoski combined on a two hitter for Minnesota. Other AL scores included Oakland 5-0 over Kansas City and Baltimore 8-6 over Boston. The NL saw Chicago 7-4 over New York, San Diego 15-2 over Cincinnati, and Houston 7-3 over Los Angeles.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Summary
American League East leaders Baltimore and New York posted wins while Detroit and Oakland halves shuffled standings. National League showings featured Pittsburgh and Chicago atop the pack with Montreal and San Francisco mixing in as late-season races tighten.
ASU Indians Work on Passing
Arkansas State University Indians practiced Thursday focusing on their passing attack as coach prepares for upcoming action in Jonesboro Arkansas.
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ASU Indians
Jonesboro, Ark
Arkansas State University Indians
Hope Bobcats Fall After 28 14 Heartbreaker At Ashdown
Hope Bobcats rally from 14 0 deficit but fall 28 14 to Ashdown in season opener. Massanelli passes to Eskew, Wheelington scores, but Ashdown answers with Teasy and Guthrie as Hope’s late drive ends at the four yard line. Bennie Ellender praises QB play and receivers as Harrell sits with a bruised knee.
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Bobby Guthrie
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Roger Newton
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Chet Douthit
Kearney Blalack
Newport
Henry Parker
Alma
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Calvin Harrell
Southland
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Hunting Schedule
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning. Use the times to hunt or fish in favorable territory and cover to maximize sport each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Obituary for Jimmy Witten Services Noted at First Baptist
Funeral services for Jimmy Witten are set for 3 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church with Rev. A. Whitlow officiating. Burial will follow in Anderson Cemetery, with Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Buriel
Anderson Cemetery
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Lunn Could Be Next Pro Golf Winner
Bob Lunn, 25, a 220 pounder from California, looms as golf’s next big winner. With four tour titles and top 10 finishes, he eyes a defense of his Greater Hartford Open title as he pursues another victory and money on the tour. He recalled his ascent from public links champion to tour star and stressed staying focused to avoid pressuring himself.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Larry Hinson
John Miller
Grier Jones
Lunn
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Jack Nicklaus
Hartford
Arnold Palmer
Orlando
Tarpaulin Halted Pirates Game At Three Rivers Stadium
Rain incident halted the Pirates Phillies game with the tarp causing a loud crash as the cover fell on the roller. Pirates led 4-1 before stoppage. Blass to be replaced by Bru net. Separate notes cover NL and AL scores and Palmer as NBC World Series commentator.
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Arnold Palmer
Nbc-Tv
Firestone Country Club
Arkon
Ohio
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