Tigers Aim for Victory in Arkadelphia Showdown
LINDA B WILLIAMS reports the 1968 Tigers travel to Arkadelphia to face Peake High School in a bid for a second straight win. The piece lists a full lineup of ends backs guards centers and notes veterans on the squad. The coach identifies key players David Betton Ronald Moses Robert Baker Thomas Garland and urges fans to boost the team to victory.
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Linda B
Williams Varger
Tiger's
Arkadelphia
Peake High School
Tigers
Peake
Tiger
Gatland
Johnson
Dudley
Carter
Martin
Jackson
Hendrix
Henry
Davis
Lloyd
Watkins
Isley
Scott
Reynholds
Moses
Sharp
Backer
Hindman
Austin
Peevy
Shaw
Benton
Sturt
Toy
David Betton
Ronald Moses
Robert Baker
Thamas Garland
Tigerland
Television grid listing daytime and late afternoon shows
A fragmented schedule listing NBC ABC CBS and local programs with times for soap operas game shows dramas films and children's programs. Notes include titles such as Days of Our Lives The Doctors Guiding Light General Hospital The Edge of Night Password The Match Game Mister Rogers and Batman among others.
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Dream House
Little Rock
Eye On
Ark
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Another World
Paul Harvey
Nightly TV Schedule Fragments Across Stations
A fragmented TV listing shows a dense nightly lineup with time stamps and program names like Bozo's Big Top The Today Show Ark News News Weather Dick Cavett Show Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy and Treasure Isle amid moodier notes on afternoon and late night airings A chaotic mix of game shows dramas news and children's programming appears with unclear time blocks and disjointed channel cues indicating a public notice style summary of broadcast guide content
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Ark
A.M
Paul Harvey
Texarkana
Shreveport
NBC News
Andy Griffith
Treasure Isle Eye
Midalay
Vic Ames
Cooper regains European heavyweight title after disqualification
Associated Press report details Henry Cooper of Britain stopping Karl Mildenberger of Germany in eight rounds as referee disqualifies Mildenberger for batting. Other notes include Ray Anderson stopping Eddie Dembry in Mansfield and Don Fullmer outpointing Polo Corona in Phoenix.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Cooper
Britain
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Mildenberger
Cooper
Mansfield
Ohio
Ray Anderson
Cleveland
Eddie Dembry
Chicago
Honolulu
Domi Manalang
Philippines
Jose Pimentel
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Nate Williams
Benny Mc Orvey
Rain Always a Factor in This Race at Little Brown Jug
In Delaware Ohio the 23rd Little Brown Jug faced a fourth straight year of rain threats with a forecast of showers. Heavy rain last year turned the half mile oval into a quagmire and caused a one day delay. track maintenance kept the program running in 1965 and 1966. Heat times shifted to 2 p.m. and 2:45 p.m. today. Bye And Large and Rum Customer led the 17-horse field in purses over 100000 dollars. Stablemates Kennilworth Farms owners, trainer Bill Haughton, and top money winner Rum Customer faced a potential duel as heats determined finalists.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Delaware, Ohio
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Bye
Kennilworth Farms
Kings Point
N.Y
Bill Haughton
Large
Rum Customar
Clint
Pat
Stifffest
Sel
del Milleer
Meadow
Careless
Toledo Hurler Knocks Out Columbus in Final Doubleheader
Steve Renko of Jacksonville limited Columbus to six hits in 6 103 innings for a 7 3 win that clinched the pennant for Toledo in the regular season finale. He then shut out Jacksonville to seal a playoff series sweep, giving Jacksonville its first playoff title as fourth place team. Columbus led in the sixth on George Spriggs double and steal, but Pfeil tied with a homer and Dyer delivered a two run blast in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Columbus Jets
Toledo Mud Hens
Steve Renko
Jacksonville
International League
Renko
Mets
Jets
Columbus
Toledo
Toles Do Se
Mudges
Lefoote
George Spriggs
Bernie Smith
Finle
Bob Pfeil
Pagpy Dyer
Soldier Samuel Akins Killed in Vietnam Action
Pfc. Samuel L. Akins son of Jackson Akins of West Memphis has been killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department said.
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Samuel L. Akins
Jackson Akins
West Memphis
Vietnam
Defense Department
Top Golfers Tee Off in Oklahoma PGA Championship Opens
Oklahoma City AP reports the $200,000 PGA team championship starts with top players from around the world. Wednesday featured two pro-am events won by John Felus with amateur partner and Ken Still with amateur partner, plus a meeting of the American Professional Golfers. Eichelberger, Thompson, Fulton, Nichols, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus posted solid scores. The two-site event runs at Quail Creek and Twin Hills with a cut to low 60 after two days.
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Oklahoma
Bone Town
Associated Press
City
Okla
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Sam Gates
New York
John Felus
Ken Still
Felus
Quail Creek
Still
Twin Hills
Dave Eichelberger
Alvie Thompson
Ken Fulton
Bobby Nichols
Tomshaw
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Terror
Ene
Julius
Golf
Thames
Palmer Ait Nicklas
British boxer Cooper regains European heavyweight title
34 year old British champion Cooper wins the European heavyweight title in London Wembley Stadium by disqualification of Germany's Karl Mildenberger after an eighth round incident. Cooper, keen to face Jimmy Ellis, holds the European crown as Mildenberger's camp protests to the European Boxing Union.
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Europe
Crick
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Cooper
Ellis
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
London
Wembley Stadium
Coopar
Referve Nello Barrovecclo
Mildenberger
Wolfgang Muller
European Boxing Union
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Horace
Yerger High
The
United States
Charles Thomson
William Barton
Continental Congress
Toledo Hurler
Washington
Ione
Happy Over
Frank Bland
Saratoga, Ark
Aim
J. C. Dyer
Nashville, Arkansas
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