Fairview Cardinals eye Region 4AA glory under Branch
Ralph Bouton examines Fairview high school football prospects, led by Dicky Bush at end or quarterback, Bubba Wrentz graduates, and a solid backfield withSteve Johnson and Jimmy Harris. District rivals loom as Magnolia and Crossett edge toward contenders in 1968 with interdivision play reshaping standings.
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Cardinals
Camsieh
George Branch
Aid
Branch
Dicky Bush
Bubba Wrentz
Bush
Steve Johnson
Johnson
Jimmy Harris
Harris
Dicky Jeffus
Perry Morat
Morgan
Mike Starnes
Mike Green
Ralph Bouton
Star
Magnolia Panthers
Malvern
Foreman Favored in Dist 7-B
District 7-B preview highlights Foreman with top defense and 18 returning lettermen led by Jotting Pond at QB and kicker duties. Dierks seeks to rebound, Mineral Springs returns 16, Murfreesboro mixing size concerns, Lewisville and Red Devils face challenges, while Foster Ashdown Horatio Fouke teams rebuild after a 7-2-8-2- record.
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Foreman Alligators
Dierks Outlaws
Clyde Dortougt
Foresman
Dorrough
Dierks
Morris Hareville
Harville
Mineral Springs Hornets
Murfreesboro
Rattlers
John Kitchens
Lewisville
Red Devils
Jerry Berry
Herman King
Ihe
Prescott Cuttey Wolves Poised for 1968 Title Run
Prescott high school football looks to rebound in 1968 as coach Montgomery blends Greer a senior QB 180 pounds Gautsche 135 Payne 160 Jones 175 Westmoreland 175 and others into a deeper squad. The Curley Wolves aim to overcome late energy drain from last year and win the 7 A title.
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Ralph Routon
Prescott Cuttey Wolves
Hope
Charles Montegomery
Curley Wolves
Gadel
Preschott
Wolves
Bill Greer
Montgomery
Greer
Sandy Gautsche
Mike Roger
Mike Payne
Danny Jones
Jones
Stuart Freeland
Letterman van O'Keefe
Wayne Zumwalt
Jim Westmoreland
Danny Ashbrook
Paul Jackson
Prescott
Malvern Leopards Seek 1968 District Revenge
Malvern eyes district revenge after a one point loss to Fairview cost the 1967 4AA title. Coach David Alpe relies on senior leadership, new backfield talent, and the bifocal offense as they rebalance the lineup with guards Jim Efird and Chip Phillips, linemen Bruce Efird and Mike Griffin, and quarterback Mac Stroud aiming to reclaim top honors in 4AA West.
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Fairview
Bobby Marshall
Gibby Drummond
Johnny Watson
Cardinal
Ralph Bouton
Malvern Leopards
David Alpe
Leopards
Alpe
Steve Johnson
Dicky Bush
Malvern
Fairview Cardinals
Fairvee
Johnny Starks
Hope
Rusty Crawford
Rodney Petty
Jimmy Stevens
Mike Griffin
Elwood Edwards
Jim O'Neal
Greg Hodges
Bruce Efird
Chipper Phillips
Joe Hobbs
Royce Pennington
Ernie Cox
Bobby Branum
Branum
Mac Stroud
Swift Mike McGoogan
Doug Pilcher
Cornell Williams
Wilson High
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