Hope Hosts Sheridan Yellowjackets
Bobcats favored to beat Sheridan Yellowjackets in a non conference game at Hammons Stadium. Kickoff 8 00 p m as Hope aims to rebound from recent losses with starting lineup including Turner Downs White Butler Willis Wright Massanelli Haltom Newton Wheelington and Peevy Powers Norton Harris Wheeling.
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Rain forecast for Arkansas vs Oklahoma State game at War Memorial
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a chance of showers for the Arkansas vs Oklahoma State football game at War Memorial Stadium this Saturday with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Gametime will see temperatures in the low 60s and southerly winds at five to 10 mph, with a 4 percent rain probability.
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OU Practices on New Turf
OALA homa State University faced a tough setup for Saturday’s Ul game as players and staff work to build confidence. OBU Coach Floyd Chass said they do not want this to become a block to their players and stressed steady routines amid the shift to the new field.
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Picking the Winners in Pro Play
Sports column previews an NFL season opener with Vikings Chiefs as the highlight. It lists score predictions for several games and notes season fixtures, with specific players and teams named across matchups and standings.
Mets Don’t Play Gain Ground in East Race
The New York Mets skipped action to widen their margin in the NL East as the Pirates and Cubs lost. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 3-2, Chicago fell 9-2 to St. Louis, while San Francisco edged San Diego and Houston upset Los Angeles. Orioles clinched the AL East with Boston’s 5-4 loss.
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Razorbacks Aim to Prove Character Versus Oklahoma State
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles emphasizes team character ahead of the Little Rock meeting with Oklahoma State after a three game slide. Arkansas is a three touchdown favorite at home, with past losses to Texas Mississippi and Stanford shaping the narrative.
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Two Top High School Teams Score Thursday Victories
Two of the state’s top 10 high school football teams won Thursday night. Seventh-ranked Little Rock Catholic defeated Little Rock Central 34 to 46. Tenth-ranked North Little Rock routed Little Rock Horace Mann 40 to 4. Quarterback Jimmy Doolittle threw two TD passes and Mike Mattingly scored twice for the Rockets, with Mattingly catching Doolittle’s 23-yard pass and a 10-yard TD and adding a two-yard run. The Rockets’ defense had four interceptions off Ralph Bradbury. Billy Burns and Walter Swain each scored twice.
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Ashdown Eagles Edge Hope Bobkittens in Final Minutes
Ashdown rallied to beat Hope 8 7 after a late TD drive and two point conversion. Huddleston led Hope with 64 rushing yards while Balentine and Gentry connected for the Eagle score. The loss drops Hope to 0-2 while Ashdown improves and will face Arkadelphia next week.
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North Little Rock Triumph Fueled by Burns Two TDs
Burns scored on runs of one and nine yards for North Little Rock. Swain caught a 20 yard pass from Ricky Newth and a 51 yard scoring pass from Burns, highlighting the win with two receiving TDs and a running score.
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Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Fishing and Hunting Windows
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight outline daily periods for prime fishing and hunting. Plan outings to align with peak activity windows and improve chances of success.
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