Hope Bobcats face DeQueen Leopards in Friday showdown
Hope Bobcats and Bob Kittens prep for decisive Friday games with DeQueen Leopards and a tough night ahead. Coach Solomon reports a solid full scale workout and notes strong eighth graders, a potent backfield led by Ronnie Maxwell, and five returning offensive starters. Prescott game featured a late turnover that altered momentum despite the team’s will to win.
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Razorbacks May Rely On Run To Defend Contention
Arkansas faces questions about offense but retains strong defense and a deep, experienced roster. Ronny South will start at quarterback with a focus on the passing game, while coach Frank Broyles plans no letup in the running attack. Key players include Hartford Hamilton, Gary Adams, Tommy Trantham, David Cooper, Paul Conner, Bob White, and Glen Hockersmith amid a large lettermen group and several promising sophomores.
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Tommy Trantham
David Cooper
Paul Conner
Bob White
Stanky Says Don't Bury Us Yet
Chicago manager Eddie Stanky fights to keep the White Sox optimistic after two straight losses to Cleveland 4-3 and 7-1. With 16 games left, Sox sit four games behind the leaders and three behind Minnesota and Boston as Detroit leads a tight pennant race. Stanky insists the doors are not closed and recalls his Giants’ late run to buoy morale.
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Malvern and Crossett Clash In 1967 4AA Showdown
Crossett Eagles meet Malvern Leopards in an early season 4AA clash at Malvern. Crossett, defending champion, relies on a ground game while Malvern uses balanced offense. Both teams won 2 games, with Crossett scoring 66 and allowing 7, Malvern 44 and 7. Other week results include Fairview, Magnolia, and non league games.
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Football Favorites Preview Season Openers
AP preview lists picks for opening weekend games with UCLA over Tennessee, Texas A M over SMU, Washington over Nebraska, Colorado over Baylor, Houston over Florida State, USC over Washington State, Oklahoma State over Air Force, and NC State over North Carolina, noting key players and team form.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Tuesday's results featured Cincinnati routing Pittsburgh 15 7 while New York beat Atlanta 4 3 and St Louis shut out Philadelphia 6 0. In AL action Minnesota led with 83 wins and Boston 83. pitching leaders included Lonborg 207 decisions and Tiant nine strikeouts in a Cleveland win.
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Minor League Playoffs And Lonborg Seek Boston Help
In the International League Toledo beat Columbus 6 to 1 as the best-of-seven tied 1-1. San Diego downed Spokane 5 to 3 and won the series 4-2. Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg says he accepts support but must handle parts of the job himself amid a hectic start and a self-reliant approach.
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Cardinals Fly High as Reds Win Big in NL Action
In a busy Tuesday card, the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 6-0 while Cincinnati Reds pounded Pittsburgh 16-7. Pete Rose fueled Cincinnati with a three-run homer and four runs scored as Leo Cardenas went 4-for-4 and Don Lee earned the win. In the NL Giants, Dodgers, Cubs, and Mets also posted wins. In AL play, Cleveland swept Chicago, Detroit beat Baltimore, and Boston edged Kansas City. Bob Gibson and Larry Jaster combined for a shutout for St Louis. Lonborg pitched a 3-1 Sox win in Boston as he eyed 20 victories.
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Boston Twins Share AL Lead On Lonborg 20th Win
Hal Bock reports Boston on Lonborg’s 20th win sparking a 3-1 victory over Kansas City to share the American League lead with Minnesota. Washington’s 6-4 win over Baltimore and Detroit’s 6-4 triumph over the Orioles shaped the night as Versalles Lumpe and Lonborg starred in separate games.
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Intrepid Opens America's Cup Defense With First Race Win
The Intrepid defeated Dame Pattie in the opening race of the America's Cup best of seven series off Rhode Island. Despite Australia’s hope for light winds today, the New York Yacht Club defender led consistently, finishing 58 seconds ahead after five legs and a final reach.
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Finley and Players Reach Baseball Labor Accord
Charles O Finley and Kansas City Athletics players bury the hatchet after 20 hours of talks with Commissioner William D Eckert. The Major League Players Association drops unfair labor practices charges, Finley agrees not to interfere with players airing grievances, and a future dispute is to be settled by mutual discussion. A review of Lew Krausse suspension is scheduled for Sept 28.
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Lumpe Delivers Inning Spark For Tigers Rally In Chicago
Detroit tied Baltimore 4-4 after Lumpe, age forty and fueled by World Series money, beat out an infield hit leading off the fifth to spark a two run rally. Detroit eventually won 6-4 on Al Kaline's two run homer in the sixth.
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