Osborne Leads Assault on Favorites at U S Open
Jim Osborne upset sixth seed Cliff Richey 6-7 4-6 6-4 6-4 at Forest Hills as three more seeds fell. Ilie Nastase, Julie Heldman, Pancho Gonzales memories, and other seeds exited while Aussie crowd favorites, Judy Dalton Kerry Melville Rosemary Casals advanced to women's quarters. Okker Riessen Graebner set for Monday action.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Jim Osborne
Honolulu
Cliff Richey
University of Utah
Osborne
West Side
Bob Carmichael
France
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Joyce Williams
Julie Heldman
Miss Heldman
New York City
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Mark Cox
Brittan
Pancho Gonzales
Manuel Orantes
Mexico
Judy Dalton
Kerry Melville
Rosemary Casals
Ian Smith
Tom Okker
Clark Graebner
Marty Riessen
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Okker
Toshiro Sakai
Japan
Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Jan
Hope Star publication details and offices
Hope Star edition metadata lists publication era from 1899 and 1927 consolidation. Dates January 18 1929, weekday evenings. Office address The Star Building 212 145 Walnut St Hope Arkansas 71801 P O Box 648. Printing and publishing staff roles named including President Editor, Vice President Advertising Manager, Secretary Treasurer General Manager and Managing Editor C M Pod Rogers. Associated press and regional newspaper associations noted. National ad reps listed for multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
All U. S. Tennis Matches Feature King and Gunter Wins
In an all United States lineup, Teschly of Danmark-and Graebner faces Jaimie Fillo of Chile while Smith of Pasadena opposes Tom Leonard of Arcadia. Billie Jean King and Nancy Gunter won in straight sets, with Evert set to meet No. 5 seed Francoise Durr of France.
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Teschly
Danmark
Graebner
New York City
Jaimie Fillo
Chile
U.S
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Tom Leonard
Arcadia
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Linda Tuero
Metairie
Richey
Nancy Gunter
Laura DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Mrs. King
Mrs. Gunter
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Francoise Durr
France
Eagles aim to climb to .500 under Williams amid tough 1971 schedule
Philadelphia Eagles coach Jerry Williams faces pressure as owner Len Tose kept him after last season. The 1971 slate features five teams that won division titles, testing Williams’s plan to lift the club from 310 to at least a .500 record. Key questions center on Pete Liske as quarterback, line protection, and a revamped defense plus a reliable running game.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagle
Jerry Williams
Len Tose
Williams
Eagles
Pete Liske
Norm Snead
Minnesota
Greg Barton
Detroit
Barton
Canada
Liske
Denver
Calgary
Penn State
Pete
Rick Arrington
Ben Hawkins
Harold Jackson
Gary Ballman
Harold Carmichael
Southern University
Tom Woodeschick
Cyril Pinder
Lee Bouggess
Tom Bailey
Florida State
Happy Feller
Texas
NCAA
NFL
Bill Bradley
Tom McNeill
Tom Beall
Ernie Calloway
Mel Tom
Garry Pettigrew
Don Hulz
Young
Hon Porter
Tim Sossovich
Adrian Young
Bradley
Steve Preece
al Nelson
Richard Harvey
Nate Ramsey
Ray Jones
Jim
Poll Lists Notre Dame Top, Huskers Second in Final Preview
The Associated Press poll for the 1971 season places Notre Dame at number one and Nebraska second. Texas is third with Michigan, Southern California, Auburn, Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana State, and Oklahoma rounding out the top ten. Ohio State leads the second ten, followed by Penn State, Syracuse, Arizona State, UCLA, Alabama, Georgia Tech, Georgia, Stanford and Northwestern.
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Associated
Associated Press
Bob Devaney
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Parseghian
Devaney
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Texas
Michigan
Southern California
Auburn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Penn State
Syracuse
Arizona State
UCLA
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Stanford
Northwestern
Prospectus on Alex Webster team prospects and players
The forecast centers on Alex Webster and his revamped staff as effort meets talent gaps. Tarkenton anchors the offense while emerging Ron Johnson and receiving corps strive for depth. Line, linebacking, and secondary units show mixed promise with veteran presence and youth, predicting a fourth place finish in the East.
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Charisma
Alex Webster
Cardinals Hire Hollway Emphasizes Defense and Pass Rush
St Louis Cardinals appoint Bob Hollway as head coach focusing on defense and pass rush ahead of the NFL season. Hollway, ex Minnesota Vikings assistant, notes desire for aggressive defense to create big plays while noting uncertainties at linebacking and aging offensive line. Starting QB job between Jim Hart and Pete Beathard remains unsettled as preseason progresses.
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Paul Lebar
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Hollway
Cardinals
Hollway
Minnesota Vikings
Bud Grant
Vikings
Ron Yankowski
Yankowski
Rolf Krueger
Bob Rowe
Fred He
Ron
Chuck Walker
Roger Wihrli
Miller Farr
Larry Wilson
Jerry Stovall
MacArthur Lane
Johnny Boland
Cid Edwards
Jim Hart
Pete Beathard
Ernie McMillan
Bob Reynolds
Irv Goode
Clyde Williams
Wayne Mulligan
Cincinnati
Don Parish
Forward Gal Wins Gazelle Handicap at Belmont Park
Forward Gal led early and held on to win the $56,200 Gazelle Handicap for 3 year old fillies at Bel. Jockey Mike Hole said the plan was to go to the leader with the leader as Ron The Gantlet saved the day for stablemate Fort Marey.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Forward Gal
Fort Marey
Ron the Gantlet
Mike Hole
Bel
Gazelle
Aisco Stable
Our Cheri Amour
Alma North
Cassie Red
Charles Windle
William Gavidia
Belmont Park
Southhampton Team Wins International Bicycle Polo Tourney
A Southhampton team captured the first international bicycle polo tournament, defeating rivals from the United States, Canada, and Buenos Aires. Captain Andres Carrillomont Park led the victors on a day of strong showings across the international field.
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Associated Press
Southhampton
Winning at Darlington a Tradition
Buddy Baker Jr the son of Buck Baker contends for a third straight Southern 500 at Darlington with a Dodge entry as Richard Petty Batty Allison and Pete Hamilton watch. Petty tops NASCAR earnings and Allison captured pole at 147.914 mph in a Plymouth field of 40+.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
Darlington
S.C
Elizie Wylie
Buddy” Baker Jr
Darlington Raceway
Baker
Buddy
Victory Lane
Buck" Baker Sr
Bakers
Buck Baker
Buck
Florence
D.C
Page Five
Mercury
Batby Allison
Richard
Nascar
Petty
Allison
Hueytown
Wonder
Pete Hamilton
Plymouth
Cowan Wins U S Amateur Crown Again After Doubts
Gary Cowan of Canada sealed a three stroke victory over Eddie Pearce in the 71st U S Amateur Golf Championship at Wilmington De. He noted the win confirmed his 1966 triumph was not a fluke after critics claimed Beaman beat himself in that year.
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Wilmington
Del
Gary Cowan
U.S
Cowan
Deane Beaman
Merion Pa. Golf Club
Beaman
Eddie Pearce
Wake Forest
Temple Terrace
Fla
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass’n. National Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
Penobscot
Mich
Skirvin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
FAO Charts
NEW York Giants
Francis Tarkenton
Verve
Raling
Ron Johnson
Larry Brown
Skins
Tucker Frederickson
Tuck
Junior Coffey
Bobby Duhows
Rocky Thompson
Clifton McNeil
Don Herrmann
Bob Tucker
Joe Morrison
Greg Larson
Doug van Horn
Charlie Harper
Willie Young
Dick Buzin
Wayne Walton
Larry Gagner
Pittsburgh
Wes Grant
Sam
Fred Dryer
Willie Townes
Roland Lakes
Jim Rarehi
Big Jim
Matt Hazeltine
Ralph Heck
John Douglas
Ron Hornsby
Willie Williams
Scott Eaton
Spider Lockhart
Tom Longo
Mike Gaechter
Cowboys
Bill Johnson
Pete Gogolak
Richard Harris
Henry Allison
San Diego State
Ton Ald
Flying Cowboy
Dallas Cowboy
Mike Clark
Pye Pt
Ny Country Club
Hamburger
the Kroger Co
Kroger
PU Buz Btl
Sae
Bermingham
Kroger Co
Aransas
Independence
Jackson
White
Putacki
Lonoke
Monro
Jefferson
Early Sone Alma Peas Hunt
Catsup
Boy Beal
Cranea Pizza
Joaho
Golden Aire
Bartlett Pears
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