Oklahoma State Holds Edge Ahead of 35th Arkansas Meeting
Associated Press describes Oklahoma State University’s 1967 win over Arkansas and the Cowboys’ returning starters, including quarterback fullback wingback Reynolds Johnson and Brown, as well as Arkansas coach Frank Broyles’ assessment of CSU’s defense and offense. Broyles notes four established Razorbacks on defense and predicts a tough test from CSU’s eight returning defensive starters and pro‑type offense.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Oklahoma State University
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Frank Frank Broyles
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Terry Brown
David Dickey
Terry Stewart
Gary Adams
Tommy Dew
Terry Don Phillips
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Hill brothers seize first-round lead in PGA team title
Mike and Dave Hill card a nine under par 62 to top the $200,000 PGA team championship standings at Twin Hills Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shoot 64 to remain two behind as four teams share third at 65.
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Ralph Cole
Associated Press
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No-Hit Pros Turned to Hits in Candlestick Tilt
Giants top Cardinals 11 5 at Candlestick as Perry and Washburn fail to maintain no hitters. Jim Hart hits a grand slam. Bob Bonds homers twice and scores four. Rich Robertson gains his second win. Mantle breaks into third on all time homer list as McLain wins 31st. Tigers beat Yankees 6 2. Alou collects 200th hit and 1,500th in same game. Foster drives in decisive run for Dodgers as Alou passes milestones.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
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Bobkittens Rally Past DeQueen for 20th Win
Hope Bobkittens beat DeQueen Leopards 13 7 at Hamers Stadium to run season record to 20. Tommy Miller scored twice on a six yard reverse, Wheelington added a kickoff return and later rushes, Gary Bell punched in a first half TD and PAT. Solomons praised the defense holding DeQueen to 37 yards as Hope clung to victory and prepared for Arkadelphia on Thursday.
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Arkadelphia
Tigers Beat Mets 6-2 as McLain Gains 31st Win
Norm Cash homered twice for Detroit and drove in three runs in the Tigers 6-2 win over New York. Denny McLain earned his 31st victory with an eight hitter, remaining on pace to challenge the 52-year record for wins in a season.
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New York
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Arkansas High School Football Scores Reported
Little Rock Hall defeated North Little Rock Jones 37 to 0. Berryville beat Fayetteville 21 to 0. Plant edged Bald Knob Pine Bluff 26 to 25.
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Bobcats Rally for Crucial Home Game Versus DeQueen Leopards
Hope Bobcats face DeQueen Leopards in a pivotal 4-AA showdown. Both teams seek momentum as Hope aims to end a long home skid and prove themselves after a season of losses and high expectations. Coaches scout rival Fairview while starting lineups list numerous returning starters and key players.
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Reviewer Not a Preview for Futurity at Belmont Park
Geowas eet JP Trainer Eddie Neloy notes that the Hopeful winner Reviewer owned by Ogden Phipps may face six rivals in the Futurity at Belmont Park. Top Knight, from Stes ven B. Wilson, is among the contenders after a strong Saratoga showing where he placed second to Reviewer.
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Top Knight
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Yerger Tigers Triumph Over Peake in Arkadelphia
Yerger Tigers defeated Peake High 19 to 7 in Arkadelphia as quarterback David Block led with a 60 yard rushing score and a 34 percent completion on six of eighteen passes. Defensive standouts included David Benton and a strong line, with Ta The Tigers piled up 399 yards of total offense to Peake’s 56 before facing Scott High next.
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Louis Sharp
Lee Davis
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Arkansas
Rum Customer wins Little Brown Jug after nervous start
Trainer Bill Haughton feared defeat as Rum Customer, recently virus recovery, swept two heats and then the decisive third to claim the Little Brown Jug for 3 year old pacers at Delaware County Fairgrounds. He paid 3.00 3.60 2.80 in the second heat and 2.40 2.80 2.20 in the final heat. Adios Waverly was the surprise winner of the first division.
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Associated Press
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Bill Haughton
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Razorbacks edge Cowboys 7 6 in defensive win
Arkansas faced Oklahoma State for the tenth straight year and finally held OSU without a touchdown, gaining a 7 6 victory. The game featured OSU veteran backs Ronnie Johnson Jack Reynolds and others while Arkansas prepared a prototype offense and reflected on last season's 4 5 1 record. Other local college notes include ASU 10 Drake 7 and AM&N 21 Mississippi Valley.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Fights Last Night Thursday's Fights
Hedgeman Laws of Los Angeles outpointed Miguel Aguilar of Mexico in a 145 box match. Bobby Rodriguez of Los Angeles stopped Walter Swan of Los Angeles in a 127 bout. Boone Kirkman of Seattle outpointed Bill Mc Murray of Sacramento in a 206 bout. Billy McCluskey of East Boston outpointed Tony Cruz of Jersey City in a 134 bout. Freddie Butts of Portland outpointed Dick McCarthy of Medford in a 1634 bout. Isidro Pereza of Springfield outpointed Skip Yeaton of Belfast in a 149 bout.
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