DeQueen Game Looms For Hope Bobcats In New Week
Star sportswriter Ralph Bouton previews Hope High School football as the Bobcats prepare for a non conference game against DeQueen after a tough loss to Prescott Curley Wolves. Key players Jerry McWilliams John Henley David Fincher Billy Gibson Gary Golden and Mike Murphy are noted with an injury list to come from Coach Freddie.
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Hope High School
Jerry McWilliams
Prescott
John Henley
David Fincher
Billy Gibson
Gary Golden
Mike Murphy
Jerry Sanders
Freddie
Cinderella Story Ends as Broncos Fall to Raiders
Broncos collapse in an exhibition loss to the Oakland Raiders 51 to 0 after a four game stretch of wins. Coach Lou Saban faces questions on the sudden downturn following a strong start against Detroit Minnesota and Boston.
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Associated Press
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Broncos
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Consistency Not There Says Broyles After Scrimmage
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles criticized inconsistency on offense after a closed scrimmage. He cited passing game issues with six or seven interceptions, plus inexperience and injuries. QB Ronny South returned from a sprained ankle. players Cooper, Jones, Hockersmith, and Dickey showed solid play. NFL and AFL scores from exhibitions followed, including notable results for Denver, Buffalo, Kansas City, and Green Bay.
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University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
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Ronny South
South
David Cooper
Alvin Jones
Glenn Hockersmith
Wings
David Dickey
Saturday and Sunday NFL Scores Report
Saturday results show Kansas City 26 beat Houston 20 and San Diego 28 defeated Boston 14. Sunday results include Buffalo 20 over New York 17 and Oakland routing Denver 51 to 0.
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Perry Almost Nets No-Hit Bid as Giants Win
Perry, San Francisco’s right hander, held Chicago to three hits until the seventh inning, but an error by Perry on a tap to the mound allowed Santo to reach third and score, costing him a shot at Carl Hubbell’s NL record. The Giants won 2-0, pulling to second place in the league standings amid a batch of NL and AL results. Maury Wills capped a four-run eighth with a two-run triple for Pittsburgh, while Philadelphia and Cincinnati combined for several decisive wins in other action.
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Santo
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New York
Tony Gonzalez
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
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Jim Wynn
Bo Sbelinsky
Dave Eilers
Dodgers
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Horlen
Sox
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Bobby Locker
Don Buford
Bill Voss
Pete Ward
Chicago
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Ward
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Twins
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Zodo Versailles
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Rich Reese
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Orioles
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Horlen throw gives White Sox 6-0 win over Tigers
Horlen pitched a quiet four hit shutout as Chicago beat Detroit 6-0 in first game of a Sunday doubleheader. Causey backed him with a two run triple in the first inning, forcing a third place tie with Detroit. Other games saw Minnesota, Boston, and Cleveland winning while Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Los Angeles posted scores in the National League.
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Raiders
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Jets
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St. Louie
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Los
Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Tigers
Sox
Horlen
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox
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White Sox
Wayne Causey
Causey
Jeremy Lumpe
Harlen
Lumpe
Yerger Tigers Football Coach and local player ties emerge
Yerger High School birth and AMEN College Pine Bluff links surface as Yerger Tigers backfield coach George Straughter, in his seventh year, is a graduate of Yerger High and AMEN College Pine Bluff. The article also recalls dramatic baseball action with Sox and Twins, including a no hitter by Horlen and a five hitter by Boswell, plus key plays and runs.
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Newcombe Open to Pro Offers After Wimbledon Win
Newcombe, world’s top amateur, says he will consider pro tennis and answer the phone. The 23 year old Sydney star added the American title to his Wimbledon triumph by defeating Clark Graebner 6-4 8-6 for the U S crown. Billie Jean King also won at Wimbledon ending an American drought in the women’s division.
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Will Grimsley
Forest Hills
N.Y
John Newcombe
Sydney
Sue Day
U.S
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Sed
Bille Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Punting Rule Spurs Coffey Concern at Razorbacks
University of Arkansas coach Charlie Coffey voices concern over the NCAA punting rule taking effect this fall. He notes teams must keep interior linemen on the line of scrimmage until the kick. Coffey, overseeing the Razorbacks' defensive line, says they studied potential effects after a weekend tourney with SWC writers and anticipate early tests at Little Rock on September 23 against Oklahoma State.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Charlie Coffey
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Coffey
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Little Rock
Oklahoma State
Nicklaus wins World Series of Golf title in windy finish
Jack Nicklaus captures his third World Series of Golf trophy with a 144 total to beat Gay Brewer by one stroke in Akron. Despite a rough 74 in round one, he regrouped amid 25 to 35 mph winds to birdie five times and claim $50,000 top prize. Brewer earns $15,000, De Vicenzo $7,500, January $5,000 in the playoff.
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Akron
Ohio
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Ralin Storm
Roberto de Vicenzo
Brewer
Don January
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de Vicenzo
January
Intrepid Set To Defend America’s Cup Against Dame Pattie
Newport Rhode Island faces a tests as Intrepid defends the 116 year old America's Cup against Dame Pattie. The 11 man American crew works unseen below deck while Mosbacher steers a ghost ship through a 24.3 mile race format and efforts to gain edge with innovations from designer Olin Stephens. The Aussies led by Warwick Hood test new materials and wind tunnel models as the series opens September 12.
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R.I
NEA
Intrepid
Dame Pattie
Australia
Challent
United States
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Sydney
Jock Sturrock
Gretel
Bus Mosbacher
Weatherly
Mosbacher
Olin Stephens
Sparkman & Stephens
Iuperfence
Hoboken
N.J
Stevens Institute
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Warwick Hood
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Stanky Jubilant After Sox Sweep Tigers
Eddie Stanky praised the Chicago White Sox after a 6-0 and 4-0 doubleheader sweep of Detroit. Joe Horlen fired a no hit no run gem in the opener, while three Sox pitchers shutout the Tigers in the nightcap.
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Detroit
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Bangals
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Horsen
Germany
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