Leopards Host DeQueen In Thriller At Leopard Stadium
DeQueen Leopards bring nine two way starters and a deep line to face Hope Bobcats in a 7:30 p.m. home opener. Quarterback Dick Van Bebber leads the Leopards with solid running and passing, while Hope counters with a stout defense and a quick attack.
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Tovet
Air Stottseriter
Hope Robeats
Leopards
Leopard Stadium
Glen Tollett
Jerry Cooper
Johnny Tollett
Jackie Baetie Haseena
Bell
Hubert Gilmore
Jetterman
Bobcats
Mike Hooker
Steve Campbell
Lonnie Staggs
DeQueen
Dick van Bebber
van Bebber
Larry Miller
Twaint Wilson
Wilson
Gary Bell
Ronnie Pickett
Hope
Ashdown
Ste
Bobcat
Staggs
Jackie Bell
Glenn Marshall
Nicky Hofert
de- Queen
Verger
Bobkittehe
DeQuéen
Leopard Cubs
Gaylord Solomon
Ricky Hart
Broyles Ready For Saturday Opener With Oklahoma State
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles expressed eagerness for the Saturday football opener against Oklahoma State. He cited improvement in the Razorbacks passing game after a light one hour drill and said seniors and staff would attend a campus pep rally. Broyles noted the passing attack looked better than earlier in the week.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Oklahoma State
Broyles
Razorbacks
Boxing Roundup Across Cities Mixed Results
The Associated Press reports several bouts with Valdes stopping Melendez in New York, Douglass defeating Burke in Sydney River, and Williams stopping Bara in Las Vegas. Outcomes include varied knockouts and points, highlighting diverse venues and nationalities.
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Associated Press
New York
Rodrigo Valdes
Colombia
David Melendez
Sydney
N.S
Rocky Mace Douglass
Sydney River
Jackie Burke
Saint John
N.B
Las Vegas
Ney
Nate Williams
Benny Bara
Guaymas
Mexico
Solunar Tables and Fishing Guidance Note
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables suggest prime fishing times. The article hints planning around daily periods to maximize sport in accessible cover and territory for peak fishing opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
Aour
Northside Faces El Dorado In Season Te st
Fort Smith Northside, unbeaten over two years, meets El Dorado in a high profile Friday clash. Top-ranked teams in Arkansas AA AAA and AAAA stir as Central, Catholic, Hall, and McClellan seek wins while scores, standings, and regional upsets mark the state football scene.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Fort Smith Northside
el Doras Dy
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Darkhorse
Wildcats
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Grize Alles
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Ten Most Testing Golf Courses Named by Golf Digest
Golf Digest lists the ten most testing courses in the United States after two years of testing and input from 148 regional amateurs and pros plus 17 authorities. The lineup, in alphabetical order, includes Augusta National, Medinah No 3, Oakmont Country Club, Olympic Club Lake, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst No 2, Pine Tree, Pine Valley, Seminole, and Southern Hills.
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United States
Golf Digest
Augusta
National
Medinah
Oakmont
Olympic Club
Lake Course
San Francisco
Pebble Beach
Calif
Pinehurst
N.C
No. 2
Pine Tree
Delray Beach
Fla
Pine Valley
Clementon
N.J
North Path Beach
Tulsa
Okla
World Hockey Championship Dates Set for Montreal and Winnipeg
The 1970 World Hockey Championships will be held in Montreal March 12 to 20 and in Winnipeg March 22 to 29, as announced Wednesday by AP.
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Montreal
Winnipeg
Hunter breaks slump as A's edge Royals in 10 innings
Oakland’s Jim Hunter ends an eight game skid with a 3-2 A’s victory over Kansas City in 10 innings aided by Bob Brooks and Paul Lindblad. Bob Johnson’s pinch hit start the 10th, Campaneris forced, Brooks drove in the go ahead run. A’s move within one game of second place as Minnesota loses to California.
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Associated Press
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Jim Hunter
Minnessota
Athletics
Hunter
Kansas City
Minnesota
Twins
California
Maglio
Paul Lindblad
Bob Brooks
Catfish
Royals
Loth
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Detroit
Cleveland
Mike Kilkenny
New York Yankees
Washington
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
New York Mets
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Mike Fiore
Bob Johnson
Bert Campaneris
Rick Monday
Brooks
Lindblad
A's
Angels
Dean Chance
Ken Tatum
Jay Johnstone
Tatum
Tom Murphy
Billy Wynne
White Sox
Bobby Knoop
Bob Christian
Bob Spence
Chicago
Paw Gerry Nyman
Wilbur Wood
Kilkenny
Indians
Fritz Peterson
Roy White
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Dodgers
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Lefebvre
Braves
RBI
Gil Garerido
George Stone
Larry Dierker
Houston Astros
Jim Wynn
Doug Rader
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Willie Mays
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Wayne Garrett
Mets
Jerry Grote
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Phils
Ron Santo
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Mahovlich avoids knee surgery amid injury update
PORT HURON Mich AP Left winger Frank Mahovlich of the Detroit Red Wings will not undergo surgery to remove a floating body in his left knee. The report notes ongoing recovery details and references other sports figures and game results in a compact sports roundup.
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Mich
Frank Mahovlich
Detroit Red Wings
Reaching for Flag Pitches and Runs in NL Pennant Chase
Three Western Division contenders push hard as the pennant race tightens. Pate Rose of Cincinnati swings at a home plate chance while Gaylord Perry of San Francisco dives to stop a bunt and Willie Davis of Los Angeles leaps to catch a scoring chance.
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Clemente
B. Williams
Brock
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Morgan
Houston
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Gaylord Perry Imiddie
Los Angeles
Wiltie Davis
Aaron Ends Dodgers Win Streak
Hank Aaron blasted his 42nd homer of the season in the 12th inning to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 6-5 victory over the Dodgers, ending Los Angeles eight-hour hold on first in the NL West and shifting the race among the four leading teams.
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Braves
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Tigers
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Cleveland
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
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San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
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Montreal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Comeback Trials For Lombardi and Ryan With Redskins
Coach Vince Lombardi and quarterback Frank Ryan prepare for comebacks as the Washington Redskins open their NFL season against New Orleans. Lombardi seeks his first Redskins regular season game after a storied Green Bay era. Ryan, 33, a former Browns star, joins Washington as a second string QB after a late career bounce back and a long career passing for 16,035 yards and 149 touchdowns.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Vince Lombardi
Frank Ryan
Washington
Redskins
New Orleans
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Bill Nelson
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Snead Holds Back Nicklaus As Ryder Cup Opens
Sam Snead the American Ryder Cup captain says he is keeping his big players in reserve while Britain braces for the first of four semes in Southport. Nicklaus or Sikes sit out as Snead favors four balls and singles. lineup and format described as 16th biennial matches begin with Scotch foursomes at 4 a.m. EDT.
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Tom Reedy
Associated Press
Southport
England
Sam Snead
Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Neil Coles
Brian Huggetts
Miller Barber
Sherman
Tex
Raymond Floyd
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Bernard Gallacher
Maurice Bembridge
Lee Trevino
Dallas
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Tony Jacklin
Peter Townsend
Dave Hill
Jackson
Mich
Tommy Aaron
Callaway Gardens
Christy O'Connor
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Bill Casper
Bonita
Callf
Frank Beard
Louisville
Eric
Will Defend World Title in Tokyo Bout
London AP reports featherweight champ Johnny Fae mechan of Australia will defend his world title against Fighting Harada of Japan in Tokyo on January 6, 1970. Promoter Mike Barrett announced the date on Wednesday.
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Johnny Faemechan
Australia
Fighting Harada
Japan
Tokyo
Mike Barrett
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