Hogs favored in opener over California in week one
Hope Star previews the start of the college football season with 12 top teams in action. Alabama at USC headlines opening night in Los Angeles, while BYU vs North Texas State and Grambling vs Morgan State highlight a busy Saturday slate. The piece notes Bear Bryant's quest for his 200th win and Nebraska and Michigan loom as strong title contenders.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Travelers Open Series With a Win
Arkansas defeated Amarillo 12 to 4 as Danny Napoleon drove in four runs with a single and a double while Jorge Roque and Wayne Rees contributed multiple hits in the Dixie Association Playoffs. Jesse Hopkins was the winner despite nine walks. Charlotte beat Asheville 5 to 1 with Jerry Terrell and Joe Pacina producing key hits. Tonight Arkansas hosts Charlotte and Asheville visits Amarillo.
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Bob Frasier
Gary Ryerson
Dick Rusteck
Jerry Terrell
Joe Pacina
Hugh Yancey
Ken Hottman
Mark Wiley
Jim Gaddis
Solunar Tables Plan Time for Good Sport Days
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight SOLUNAR TABLES guide anglers and hunters to peak activity windows. Plan days around these periods to fish in productive territory or hunt in favorable cover for the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Northside Tops AP high school football poll
Northside retains the No 1 spot after a 11 12 season opener victory over Stuttgart while Hall slips to second. Hot Springs leads Class AA while Rogers Parkview Forrest City Texarkana and Stuttgart fill the top half of the AP poll with several other Arkansas schools listed among voters.
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Hope Staf Fights in Tuesday's Nevada Card
In Stateline Nevada Denny Moyer from Portland Ore out pointed Eugene Honey Bear Bryant of Henderson Nev over ten rounds in a junior welterweight bout. Moyer controlled much of the action with straight punches and movement while Bryant pressed forward.
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Stateline
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Eugene
Honey Bear" Bryant
Henderson
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Torre Praises Cardinals in Doubleheader Split
Philadelphia tailed the Cardinals as Joe Torre powered a 9-6 13 inning opener and 7-5 nightcap win. Torre, batting .368, had five hits in the first game and three in the second, lifting St Louis's pace as Pittsburgh led by six with 19 games left.
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Alex Salhare
Associated Press
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Blue's Hopes for Award Fading
Vida Blue of the Oakland A's faded in the race for the Cy Young after another loss to California 8-1 as Lolich surged in AL leaders. The night featured scores from KC over Milwaukee and Detroit over Washington, while NL games included St Louis sweeping Philadelphia and Montreal routing New York. Otis stole five bases for KC, Ed Herrmann homered twice for the White Sox, and Dave McNally pitched Orioles past the Indians.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
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Ashe Laments Missing Stars In Forest Hills Open
Arthur Ashe says he is as good as his 1968 form but competition is thin due to seven top players absent. He advances to quarterfinals after beating John Alexander as Dan Gilmano and others contend in Forest Hills with ongoing WCT-ILTF tensions and protests shaping the Open.
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John Newcombe
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