Hoople Forecast foresees Week 1 upsets and Nebraska win
The Hoople Forecast predicts opening weekend college football on September 9 with Nebraska beating UCLA 37 7 in Los Angeles and Southern Cal edging Arkansas 24 22 in Little Rock. Georgia Tech surprises Tennessee 17 8 in Atlanta and Alabama defeats Duke 25 16 in Birmingham. Other picks include Arizona over Colorado State 33 8 and Oregon over Missouri 28 24.
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Coast-to-Coast Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
National and American League updates show Pittsburgh leading the NL with 82 wins and Chicago 71, while New York sits 66, Montreal 59, and Philadelphia 47. Tuesday results include Atlanta over Houston five three and Chicago shutting out New York three to zero. Wednesday matchups feature St Louis at Philadelphia and Montreal at New York among six games. Oakland hosts Chicago in a doubleheader noted as twin night.
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Cougars accept settlement with Sonics in McDaniels case
The Carolina Cougars agreed to accept more than $500,000 from the Seattle Supersonics in a settlement over the contract dispute involving Jim McDaniels. Cougars' information director Ted Maliex said the agreement was reached Tuesday morning, allowing McDaniels to play for Seattle.
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Debbie Meyer recalls rivals who pass her as young swimmers rise
Debbie Meyer reflects on aging records and rising stars like Shane Gould and Shirley Babshoff in Munich. She recalls intense training under coach Sherm Chavoor, the mental strain on young women swimmers, and how early specialization shapes peak performance and eventual fading as new talents surpass her.
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Reed Builds Season Hopes After Real Estate Exam
Razorbacks guard Tom Reed reports to Branson High with peak condition at 232 pounds after balancing a Dean's List real estate major with passing his Realtors exam on August 8. An asthma history kept him out of the Army draft, leaving Reed focused on a strong Arkansas season opener against Southern California in Little Rock.
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Landry Key To Lions Division Title This Season
Detroit faces the NFL with quarterback Greg Landry as the main catalyst for a stronger offense and potential division title pursuit. Landry, who set a rushing record for a quarterback last season, aims to convert a mature offense into a championship challenge behind a deep receiving corps led by Charlie Sanders, Larry Walton, Earl McCullouch, and Ron Jessie, with Bill Munson as a ready backup.
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Seaver Debuts New Twist Despite Arm Trouble
Tom Seaver, plagued by a sore arm and other ailments, revealed an injured external rotator as the source of his latest setback after leaving a 3-0 loss to the Cubs. He described initial muscle-spasm beliefs, faced with further pain after a home run by Rick Monday, and faced uncertain restitudes whether the injury would sideline him for one or two starts or the rest of the season.
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Orioles Suffer 4th Defeat as Yankees Win 7 6
The Baltimore Orioles drop to fourth after a 7 6 loss to the New York Yankees, surrendering first place in the AL East. Detroit takes sole lead with a 4 2 win over Cleveland, while Boston and Chicago win to stay in pursuit. The day’s NL scores include Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati 4 and San Francisco 4 San Diego 3 in 11 innings.
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Razorbacks ready for opener after tough practices
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the Razorbacks were tired and worn from practice but would have workload eased for Saturday’s opener with Southern California. He noted the players were tired of practice and eager to play.
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Magnolia Tops Crossett In Close 7AA Opener
Magnolia defeats Crossett 23 19 as the 7AA football season begins with no major upsets. David Johnson rushes for 187 yards and four touchdowns for Hope in a 26 6 win over Ashdown while Arkadelphia shuts out Watson Chapel 20 0. Camden blanks via passless win 31 7 over Fairview, Malvern falls 47 21 to Hot Springs.
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Solunar Tables Outline From Knight’s Tables
The article presents a Solunar schedule derived from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It explains planning hunts or fishing trips to align with favorable periods, emphasizing activities in good cover and productive fishing territory.
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