Beavers edge Hope Bobkittens 7 0 in thriller finish
Arkadelphia defeats Hope 7 0 as Gary Benson breaks the stalemate with an 84 yard run late in the fourth. Hope falls to 0-3 and will host Camden next Thursday in their first home game, while penalties and strong defense marked a hard fought effort.
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Hope Bobkittens
Arkadelphia Beavers
Hope
Camden
Bobkitten
Bobkittens
Arkadelphia
Beavers
Kitten
Babbittens
Jimmy Smith
Beaver
David Huddleston
Terry Smith
Bobbittens
Kittens
Gary Benson
Hope Seeks Win No. 3 at Fairview
Hope Bobcats travel to Fairview for a 7 30 p m clash with the Cardinals aiming for win number three and revenge for last year 29 0 defeat. Fairview, rebuilding after a 6 5 finish, fields a quick team, while Hope relies on quillin ingram white butts and a deep backfield as leading rusher huddleston and smith pace the offense.
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Hope
Fairview
Hope Bobcats
Cardinals
Bobcats
Watson Chapel
Arkadelphia
David Huddleston
Terry Smith
David Barksdale
Horace Mann Clubbers defeat LA Central in conference clash
Quarterback William Robinson threw two touchdown passes and scored a rushing TD to lift Little Rock Horace Mann to a 26 8 victory over Little Rock Central in a Class AAAA game. Mann broke a win drought against Central dating back to 1966.
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Little Rock
William — Robinson
Horace Mann
Little Rock Central
Mann
Central
Picks Parks to Romp Over Tulsa
Arkansas hosts Tulsa in Fayetteville with the Razorbacks favored after wins over Oklahoma State and Cincinnati while Tulsa seeks to rebound from early-season wins and Arkansas’ improved defense. Predictions list Arkansas 42 Tulsa 14 and note other college games across Arkansas.
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Tulsa
Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Cincinnati
Idaho State
Stanford
Oklahoma State
Arkansas State University
Wichita State
Indians
Southeast Louisiana
ASU
Louisiana
Arkansas Tech
AIC
Arkansas A&m
Monticello
Wonder Boys
Northeast Oklahoma
A&m
Oklahoma
Ouachita
State College of Arkansas
Southern State
Mississippi College
Henderson
Oklahoma Ya
Green Island Open Lead By Bert Green In Georgia
Harding 14 Millsaps 7 Major goal to win a big tournament in Columbus Georgia as Bert Green leads the Green Island Open with a five under par 66. He shoots seven birdies two bogeys and predicts a 462 or 463 week with hopes of PGA tour success while enjoying hunting and fishing during a rough shoulder season.
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Columbus
Bert Green
Georgia
Greene
Harry Toscano
Bob Stanton
Alabama
Green
Green Island Country Club Course
Baseball standings and scores from the American and National Leagues
League tables, results and upcoming games from the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Yastrzemski 121 runs and F Howard with 42 home runs. Headlines mention runners Oliva and Johnson and teams Boston, Minnesota, Baltimore, Oakland, Chicago, New York.
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Philaphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Fran
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
Carlton
O'Donoghue
Pappas
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Wise
Koosman
Moose
Wilson
Janta
Reed
Osteen
McGlothlin
Dobson
San Francisco
Reberger
Cincinnat
San Franci
TRE
Associated Press
A. Johnson
California
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
Tovar
F. Howard
Washington
J. Powell
Baltimore
Stanley
Detroit
Killebrew
Campaneris
Oakland
P. Kelly
Kansas City
Cuellar
McNally
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
National League East title race resumes with Pirates surge
The Pirates defeat Montreal 8-0 as Luke Walker blanks the Expos and Gene Alley drives in four. Chicago and Pittsburgh gain ground as Cubs beat St Louis 7-1. Mets rally for wins earlier in the week to stay in contention. Other games: San Diego 5-0 over Atlanta, Baltimore 7-4 over Detroit, Boston 4-3 over Washington, Milwaukee 7-3 over California.
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Luke Walker
Gene Alley
Chicago
Mets
St. Louis
Ken Holtzman
San Diego
Atlanta
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
California
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Expos
Walker
Montreal
Alley
New York
Cubs
Cardinals
Glenn Beckett
Tommy Davis
Ron Santo
Cal Maxvill
Carolinal
Beckert
Jim Hickman
Randy Hundley
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
Dave Roberts
Clarence Gaston
Nate Colbert
Tony Coniglaro
Paul Blair
Mike Cuellar
Associated Press
Orioles
Royal Dallas Texas Clash Sparks 1968 Rematch Preview
Texas coach Darrell Royal recalls the 1968 31-22 loss at Lubbock as his unbeaten Longhorns visit Texas Tech in an SWC opener expected to draw over 50,000. Tech under Jim Carlen is described as well coached with a strong ground game while Texas leads 16-3- edge all time. Ohio State looms for Texas A&M as TCU faces Wisconsin.
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Freeman
Associated Press
Texas
Darrell Royal
Lubbock
Longhorns
Royal
Red Raiders
Horns
SWC
Tulsa
Arkansas
New Mexico State
SMU
Pittsburgh
Baylor
Rice
LSU
TCU
Wisconsin
Texas A&m
Ohio State
Tech
Jim Carlen
Carlen
Eddie Phillips
Doug McCutchen
Miles Langehennig
Red Raider
Charles Napper
Raiders
Bullaby
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Lex James
Hugh McElroy
Madison
Badgers
John Jardine
Oklahoma
Horned Frogs
Fred Taylor
Purdue
Camp Randall
Steve Judy
Alan Thompson
VMI
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Aggies
Owls
Tigers
Army
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Matthew Williams
Bears
Pitt
John Hogan
Panthers
Fayetteville
Josh Ashton
Bill Montgomery
Bill Burnett
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Chuck Hixson
Ron
Po) James
Tulsa Solid Hog Coach Warns of Arkansas Clash
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles compliments Tulsa as sound and conservative and notes their two wins under Claude Gibson with a stout defense and strong kicking. Tulsa, 2-0, faced Arkansas in Fayetteville before about 45,000 fans as the Razorbacks were favored.
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Guy Parker
Frank Broyles
Parker
Tulsa
Arkansas
Russ Garber
Bill Montgomery
Bill Burnett
Montgomery
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Claude Gibson
Cincinnati
Idaho State
Stanford
Oklahoma State
Gibson
Broyles
Pro Football Picks Friday September 25 191e
AP column previews NFL week with Detroit Cleveland and Los Angeles favored in interconference games. Notes Minnesota Vikings and Browns upset champions to rough start, and Monday night features Kansas City at Baltimore as experts predict outcomes for 12 Sunday games and one Monday matchup.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota Vikings
Cleveland Browns
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Joe Schmidt
Lions
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Giants
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