Conference Page Four Hopesx Star Sports
Seven conference games in Div 4AA football this week with no leaders’ showdown. Highlights: McGehee 410 rushing yards, Star City field goal in final 44 seconds, Luther Guinn 169 yards for Arkadelphia, Ricky Samons 215 yards and three TDs for McGehee, Camden 430 total offense vs Magnolia, Monticello field goal, and Dermott remains scoreless. East leads with McGehee 902 rushing, 314 passing. West led by Arkadelphia 786 rushing and 481 passing. Dermott yet to score.
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McGehee
Eudora
Warren
Magnolia
Monticello
Dumas
Fordyce
Star City
Larry Cope
Steve Cantor
Putes McGehee
Dermott
Clay Quarry Promoters Pitch Drug Fight in Atlanta
Promoters of a heavyweight bout between Cassius Clay and Jerry Quarry in Atlanta on October 26 say $50,000 of the proceeds will go to fight a growing drug problem in the city. Clay, returning to a full bout after being stripped of his title, arrives October 12 to prep, with the match to be shown on closed circuit TV and via satellite to Europe. The winner is expected to earn a shot at a title with Joe Frazier.
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Cassius Clay
Jerry Quarry
Clay
Leroy Johnson
House of Sports Inc
Europe
Johnson
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Bob Foster
Chicago
Intrepid Nears Cup Title With 3-0 Lead Over Gretel II
In Newport the Intrepid edged Gretel II 1 18 ahead to take a 3-0 series lead in the America's Cup best of seven. Protests occurred in prior races, but this one was close and unprotested. Next race set for Thursday as Intrepid seeks the trophy.
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Austraia
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Intrepid
Gretel II
Jim Hardy
Gretel T
Bill Feig
David Forbes
Hardy
Feiq
Bill Ficker
Texas Leads Conference On Ground In Big Win
Dallas AP report notes Texas piling up 556 total yards in a 56-15 victory over California with 443 rushing yards. Texas headlines SWC in total offense while Texas A&M leads in passing offense at 271 yards per game after a 20-18 win over LSU.
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James Street
Eddie Phillips
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Louisiana State
Ohio State Favored Over Aggies
Ohio State opens its 1970 season at home favored to beat Texas A&M after the Aggies upset LSU 20-18. The Buckeyes, aiming to avoid a repeat of last season’s stumble against Michigan, approach the matchup with confidence.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Woody Hayes
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Aggies
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Baton Rouge
Texas
Texas Tech
Longhorns
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Mets rally past Phillies to stay within three games in NL East
Agee delivers a ninth inning single that scores two to lift the New York Mets 7-6 over Philadelphia. The Mets close the gap to three games behind Pittsburgh with eight to play, as Chicago and Montreal also split a twin bill. Pirates win second game to keep pressure on NL East rivals.
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Associated Press
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Tommie Agee
Mets
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Chicago
Pirates
Montreal
Bill Stoneman
St. Louis
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Joe Gibbon
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Veale
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Seaver
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Orioles
Second Grand National Bonanza At Millwood
Texarkana reporters note entries pour in for the Second Annual 1970 Grand National Bass Bonanza to be held October 10 and 11 at Millwood Reservoir Texarkana Arkansas. The 1969 champion was Joe Kennedy with teammate Jett Green winning the two man title and a large prize. Prizes include a 1971 Gator Bass Boat and a Las Vegas trip. the event expands to include amateurs and a two man team division with $14,890 guaranteed. The American Anglers Association sponsors the event with towns around Millwood contributing observers and booster support.
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Millwood Reservoir
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Ark
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Norman
Okla
Kennedy
Jett Green
Tallaquah
Toledo Bend
Millwood
U. S
Las Vegas
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Abs Schiller
The
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Ashdown
Nashville
DeQueen
Hope
Arkansas
Millwood Lunkers
John Fox
Twins clinch AL West title with 5 3 win over A’s
The Minnesota Twins completed a second consecutive AL West championship by defeating Oakland 5 to 3. Tony Oliva hit his 23rd homer after a leadoff walk, Jim Holt delivered a bases loaded single in the sixth, and Oliva added a two-out double in the seventh. Winner Jim Kaat went five innings. Orioles, Yankees, Brewers, Red Sox, Royals also won in other AL action.
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Tigers
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Yanks
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Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
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Indians
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Petrocelli
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Royals
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Ed Kirkpatrick
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Sox
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