Hope Cats Meet Sheridan In Friday Night Grid Clash
Hope Bobcats aim for a second win in three games as they face Sheridan Yellowjackets with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff on KXAR. Sheridan, led by QB Mike Alexander and fullback Danny Young, fields a deep roster and strong line play while Hope Kittens host Ashdown Panther Cubs at 7:30 p.m. in Hammons Stadium and the Hope Auxiliary posts a spaghetti fundraiser for the Benefit Scholarship Fund.
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Razorbacks in Final Workout Before OSU Game
Arkansas Razorbacks prepared for Saturday clash with Oklahoma State by holding a final practice in shorts. Coach Frank Broyles said it was their first rain session, noting it helped the defense focus on pass coverage in steady rain. In other sports dispatches, Pat O Connor and Walter Moore earned early wins in Fargo and Las Vegas respectively, while Rogelio Lara edged Rudy Villagonza in Stockton.
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Hope to Halt Sheridan in Week of Arkansas High School Football
Litt le Rock Hall visits McClellan as fifth ranked Hall seeks rebound after a 22-15 loss to Little Rock Catholic. McClellan, fourth in Class AAA East, opened with a 29-21 win over Conway and a 26-12 conference victory versus Helena. Hot Springs tops Parkview 20 17 as Central faces Catholic in a key AAAA showdown. Predictions favor Hot Springs Parkview Central Catholic and a broad slate of AAAA AAA and AA games with numerous score bets.
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Indians Are Spirited Says Trainer Ahead of Wichita State
Jonesboro Ark AP Coach Bill Davidson said the Arkansas State Indians had a spirited workout Wednesday night for the Saturday game with Wichita State. He singled out offensive linemen Jerry Reinman Scott Foster and Doug Lowrey for first time starting roles. Davidson added quarterback James Hamilton’s passing was as sharp as ever.
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OSU Ready for Arkansas Test in Little Rock
Oklahoma State coach Floyd Gass says the Cowboys travel to Little Rock with a winning mindset as they prepare to face sixth ranked Arkansas after a 26 7 win over Mississippi State. He notes Arkansas has an explosive offense led by quarterback Joe Ferguson and a strong line, while OSU plans to mix offenses and fix kicking issues. Ferguson shone in California game with 228 yards and two TDs.
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Oakland Clinches AL West With Bando Two Run Shot
Oakland Athletics clinched the American League West title with Sal Bando's two run homer in the eighth, beating the Chicago White Sox 3 2 after Kansas City’s loss. Reggie Jackson added a double and Wilbur Wood took the loss for Chicago.
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Youngster Highlights of Tennis Play
Forest Hills report on the 1971 U S Open where 16 year old standout dominates alongside the first East European finalist. Stan Smith defeats Jan Kodes 3 4 6 3 6 4 7 6 for the open title as Billie Jean King earns her second with a 6 4 7 4 over Rosemary Casals. King’s ninth finals win of 10 attempts this year nets 7 500 dollars. Smith, a 24 year old Army private, comes from Pasadena and adjusts strategy after the first set to win.
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Half Tickets to Olympics Already Sold
International Olympic Committee will hear that nearly half of the 3.1 million Munich 1972 Summer Games tickets have been sold. Willi Daume, IOC member and Munich organizing chief, said 1.5 million tickets have been sold and promises of full stadia for most events. Also on the agenda is Sapporo 1972 Winter Games organizers report and Rhodesia's potential participation. Progress reports on 1976 Olympics were received from Denver and Montreal.
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Problems Crop Up for Ali and Foster
In Tokyo the planned 15 round bout between Muhammad Ali and Mae Foster hits trouble as Akira Jin sues to secure rights to sponsor Ali in Japan. Japan Boxing Commission says non Japanese matches are barred and promoter ties still unclear. Financial guarantees exceed doubts over government approval. Pan American soft ball designated official sport for 1975 Pan Am Games in Santiago.
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