Hope Cats Meet Smackover In 4-AA Clash At Home
Hope High hosts Smackover Friday after a 28-0 win at DeQueen. Artis Martin and Ronnie Massanelli lead a balanced offense as defenders Willis and Harris clamp down, while junior Massanelli eyes routes and a 71 rushing yard night. Nearby, Yorktown hopefuls clash with Arkadelphia in a Thursday Bobs Kittens match.
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DeQueen Leopards
Botscat
Ronnie Higgins
Cats
Prescott
DeQuéen
Higgins
DeQueen
Cannon
Artis Martin
Arkansas
Simpson
Gayle Sayers
Chicago Bears
Gary Jones
Smackover
Ronnie Massanelli
Ronnie
Massanelli
David Still
Lee Davis
Still
Glen Rook
Ackle
Glen
Jim Alford
Calvin Willis
Larry Miller
Steve Harris
Larry McWilliams
Ronny Brown
Brown
Twaint Wilson
Hope
Bobcats
Lize
Nashville
Fayvees
Ligards
Magtota
Camsden
Ace Hon
Yerger Junior High Bobs Kittens
Arkadelphia
Football Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League results show Dallas routing St Louis 24 3 and Los Angeles beating Baltimore 27 17. Cleveland def Philadelphia 27 16 while New York edged Minnesota 24 23. American League actions include New York trailing 52 40 and Kansas City routing Boston 31 0. College sections list numerous games and scores across multiple conferences.
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Avizons
Hog Defense Gets Credit for Victory
Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Oklahoma State 49 to 0 as the defense dominated, holding OSU to minus 19 rushing yards and forcing turnovers. Coach Frank Broyles praised the defensive effort while noting the offense, led by Bill Burnett and Bruce Maxwell, produced strong running with 349 yards. The win sets up a clash with Tulsa next at Fayetteville.
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Associated Press
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Frank Broyles
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Razorbacks
Oklahoma State University
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OSU
Bill Burnett
Bruce Maxwell
Burnett
Tulsa
Fayetteville
High Echelon Delivers Belmont Stakes Quality Win
High Echelon roan 2 year old from Native Charger won the 6 4 furlong Futurity at Belmont Park closing from the outside to beat Tepee Ring by a head. Rotz, owner and jockey, also guided Native Charger to previous glory in the Flamingo and Florida Derby. Hawaii won the Sunrise Handicap at Atlantic City, boosting Cragwood Stable’s prospects for the Man o War and the Washington, D C International.
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John Rotz
Rotz
Joseph M. Roebling
Belmont Park
Wheatley Stable
Irish Castle
Cragwood Stable
Hawaii
Washington, D.C
Atlantic City
Giants Keep Lead for Nat s Title
Giants rally to win 10 innings 4 3 over Dodgers and stay a half game ahead in NL West. Perry nailed for baserunning error. McCovey walks and later scores on Wills boot as Bonds and Henderson reach on walks. Mets beat Pirates in doubleheader while Braves’ Reed shuts out San Diego as Aaron homers.
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Associated Press
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Wills
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Mikkelsen
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Denver Upsets Jets 21 19 in National TV Thriller
Denver Broncos rally from 13-0 down to beat world champion New York Jets 21-19 in a nationally televised AFL matchup. Pete Liske stepped in for the injured Steve Ten sip and threw two touchdowns, while Floyd Little racked up 104 yards rushing and a score. Jets QB Joe Namath passed for 283 yards but failed to seal the win.
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Associated Press
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Steve O'Neal
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Cook
Bob Trumpy
Bruce Coslet
Speedy Thomas
San Diego
Brad Hubbard
John Hadl
Gary Garrison
Bengals
Twins Must Wait for Clincher
A pair of meek hitters delayed Minnesota's clincher as John Kennedy and Dave Dundtan propelled Seattle to a 4 3 win over the Twins. Harmon Killebrew homered twice to tie for the league lead, while Oakland rose 12 2 against California. Minnesota retains a one game magic number heading into Kansas City with Oakland visiting Chicago.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
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Dave Dunstan
Minnesota
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Twins
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Washington
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Oakland
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Vern Fuller
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Duke Sims
Ed Herrimann
White Sox
Royals
Bob Lemon Named Royals Pitching Coach for 1970
Kansas City Royals appoint former Cleveland star Bob Lemon aged 49 to replace Mel Harder as pitching coach for the 1970 season. The move formalizes Lemon's return to the majors with Kansas City, positioning him to guide the pitching staff through a new campaign.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Mel Harder
Pros May Enter Davis Cup in 1971 Says Ashe
Arthur Ashe predicted that the Davis Cup will open to contract pros like Rod Laver in 1971, with Donald Dell endorsing open play. The United States clinched a 5-0 victory over Romania as Ashe and Stan Smith dominated singles and doubles, though officials affirmed the current format excludes pros.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Cleveland
Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
Donald del
Ashe
America
Times
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Britain
France
Australia
Dell
U.S
Romania
Richmond
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Ion Tiriac
Tiriac
Smith
Nic Nastase
Nastase
Bobby Lutz
Los Angeles
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