Sheridan Hosts Hard-Hitting Yellowjackets Friday Night
Hope Bobcats improved to 1-1 after a 27-14 win over Curley Wolves, while Sheridan Yellowjackets visit Hammons Stadium for an 8:00 p.m. kickoff. Eddy Easely leads the offense with strong backfield contributors as Sheridan aims to rebound after two close losses and maintains a solid 53 defense. Sheridan returns 21 lettermen but faces depth concerns as the clash with Hope looms.
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Prescott
Hope Bobcats
Curley Wolves
Sheridan Yellowjackets
Hammons Stadium
Yellowjackets
Sheridan
Eddy Easely
Dan Walters
Jerry Reid
Bill Shinn
Bill Sites
Joe Yancey
Dean Davenport
Yancey
Davenport
John Speights
David May
May
Freddy Easterly
Jim Sketoe
Jackets
Tommy Ware
Mike Jones
Danny Young
Gary Eagle
Hope Bobkittens
Ashdown
Hope
Bobkittens
Kittens
Arkansas drills focus on passing game and kicking
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the Razorbacks worked two hours on timing the passing game and kicking during practice in Fayetteville. He praised the defense as the best it has been lately and named captains for Saturday's game against Oklahoma State: Jerry Moore, Guy Parker, Chuck Ducus, and Rapnie Hammers.
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Ark
Arkansas
Razorback
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Oklahoma State
Jerry Moore
Guy Parker
Chuck Ducus
Rapnie Hammers
Surprises in District 4-AA Play Fights Wednesday's Fights
In District 4-AA football weekend upsets hit the West as Malvern crushed Crossett 55 7 and Magnolia fell 70 to Haynesville. East saw McGehee fall 26 0 to Dollarway while Star City routed Dermott 49 0 with other results listed.
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Leopards
Crossett
Magnolia Panthers
Haynesville
McGehee Owls
Dollarway
Star City Bulldogs
Dermott
Warren
Hamburg
Arkadelphia
Gordon
Camden
Coleman
Fairview
Watson Chapel
Dumas
Dewitt
Lake Village
Fordyce
Eudora
Monticello
Hope
Prescott
Roger Milligan
Larry Cope
McGehee
Freddie Douglas
Kenny Morris
Roy McLemore
Thomas Dansby
Greg Crist
Magnolia
Star City
Pine Bluff
Grady
Ashdown
Sheridan
Nashville
Pittsburgh Opens Gap to 2 Games
The Pirates beat Philadelphia 5-3 to stretch their NL East lead to two games over Chicago and New York as the season nears its end. Bob Gibson pitched St Louis past Chicago 8-1, while Montreal upset the Mets 4-2. Cincinnati tied for the West by beating Houston 3-2.
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Pirates
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New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Gibson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
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Los Angeles
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Washington
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Boston
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Cleveland
Oakland
Milwaukee
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Hebner
Bob Moose
Mudcat Grant
Dave Giusti
Joe Gibbon
John Lamb
Phillie
Ted Simmons
Cardinal
Joe Torre
Ron Santo
Expos
Mets
Steve Renko
Art Shamsky
Tom Seaver
RBI
Mary Staehle
Jim Gosger
Donn Clendenon
Seaver Wild
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Reds
Dodgers
Gary Nolan
Clay Carroll
Nolan
Bobby Tolan
Jimmy Wynn
Astros
Clarence Gaston
van Murrell
Dave Roberts
Murrell
Jim Lefebvre
Roberts
Rico Carty
Braves
Giants
Carty
Orioles Lose But Clinch Title Share In Slugfest Night
In a mixed AL card, Blyleven tied a major league strikeout record with six to start, but the Twins fell 5-1 to California. Wright pitched a three hit 20th win for the Angels, while Fingers started for Oakland in a 4-1 victory over Milwaukee. Baltimore lost to Washington as Boston beat the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Bert Blyleven
Rollie Fingers
Clyde Wright
Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
California
Fingers
Milwaukee
Oakland
Wright
Angel
Angels
Minnesota
Rico Carty
Braves
Atlant
San Francisco
Yastrzemski
Boston
A. Johnson
Tovar
F. Howard
Washington
J. Powell
Baltimore
Oliva
Cardenas
Harper
Otis
Kansas City
Stanley
Detroit
Killebrew
Campaneris
P. Kelly
Cuellar
Horgan
Cleveland
McDowell
Lolich
National League East and Leaders Snapshot
NL East standings show Pittsburgh ahead with 79 wins, Chicago and New York close, Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. West division leads Cincinnati and Los Angeles, Atlanta and Houston mid-pack. results include Montreal 4 New York 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 3. Major League leaders list Yastrzemski and F Howard among batting and pitching notes.
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New York
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Philaphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Atlanta
Houston
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Perry
Niekro
McDowell
Peters
Kekich
Nat's Bass Tourney Rules at Millwood Tournament
The Grand National Bass Bonanza at Millwood sets disqualification for poor sportsmanship or rule violations and outlines eligibility: no guides or commercial fishing license holders. contestants must provide boats and observers. two man teams fielded with partner rules. Only artificial lures, one rod used, boats 14 feet or longer, and strict check-in, timing, and scoring rules with ties decided by officials.
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Millwood
Millwood Reservoir
American Angler's Association
Cypress Slough Boat Dock
Picks Hope to Win by Slim Margin in Midweek Showdowns
In Little Rock, Lit tle Rock Hall defends its No 1 AAA state ranking against ninth ranked Little Rock McClellan while Central hosts Catholic and Fort Smith Northside faces El Dorado in a varied slate of AAAA, AAA and AA predictions led by Roger Carter for the Northside clash. The column lists numerous weekly forecast scores and matchups across Arkansas teams, including Hall vs McClellan and Catholic vs Central, with emphasis on top contenders.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Little Rock Hall
Warriors
McClellan
Hall
Little Rock Catholic
UR McClellan
Little Rock Central
Pine Bluff
Rockets
Central
Jimmy Doolittle
Tigers
LR Catholic
LR Central
Fort Smith Northside
Fl Dorado
Grizzlies
van Buren
Fort Smith
Wildcats
Roger Carter
Northside
EL Dorado
North Little Rock
Horace Mann
Rogers
NLR Northeast
Malvern
Marianna
Blytheville
Forrest City
Newport
Stuttgart
Jacksonvile
Jonesboro
West Memphis
Benton
FS Southside
Springfield Central
Fayetteville
Hot Springs
LA Parkview
Springdale
Russellville
Texarkana
Ouachita Parish
Harrison
Mountain Home
Huntsville
Spiio
Okla
Siloam Springs
Brinkley
Wynne
DeWitt
West Memphis Wonder
Magnet Cove
Bryant
Cabot
Lonoke
Dollarway
White Hall
Hot Springs Lakeside
McCrory
Hope
Sheridan
Mills
Watson Chapel
Conway
Searcy
Morriston
Perryville
Batesville
Sylvan Hills
Dermott
Grady
Monticello
Dumas
Eudora
Fordyce
Crossett
Hamburg
Star City
Lake Village
McGehee
Warren
Arkadelphia
Nashville
Ashdown
Fairview
Camden
Magnolia
Mena
Talihina
Oklah
Trumann
Osceola
Fults Feels This Will Be His Year
Speedboat racer Tommy Tucker Fults claimed Mission Bay would be his year in the Gold Cup. He died after his unlimited hydroplane crashed during practice, suffering a severed spinal cord. His kidneys were transplanted to two recipients with consent from his wife Susan.
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San Diego
Calif
Tommy “Tucker
Mission Bay
Seattle
Wash
Scripps Memorial Hospital
Susan
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