Best in Arkansas Poll Shapes By One Point
Smith Dubbed best in the Arkansas high school football poll by a slim margin, Northside and Hall tied for first with seven first place votes. North Little Rock fell to fifth after a 14-7 loss to Hall, while Fayetteville surged into the top ten by beating Fort Smith Southside 13-7.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith Northside
Little Rock Hall
North Uttle Rock
Arkansas
Northside
Pine Bluff
Hall
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Texarkana
Ittle Rock Central
Springdale
Conway
Forrest City
Fayetteville
Fort Smith Southside
Rebels
Little Rock Catholic
Malvern
Fordyce
Hamburg
Brinkley
Piggott
Stamps
Rison
Norphlet
FS Northside
LR Hall
LR Central
N. Little Rock
Fights Last Night Across Nations and Weights
The Associated Press report covers Frankie Narvaez opening with a win as Adi gun faces Nigeria, Japan's Ha rada defeats Hajime Taroura, and Jackie Burke narrowly outpoints Rocky MacDougall in featherweight action across Fredericton Saint John and Sydney venues.
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Associated Press
Paris
Frankie Narvaez
New
Poh Adigun
Nigeria
COAKA
Japan
Harada
Hajime Taroura
Fredericton
N.B
Jackie Burke
Saint John
Rocky MacDougall
Sydney
N.S
Yerger Loses to Peake of Arkadelphia
Yerger Tigers were defeated by Arkadelphia Waterbuffaloes 31 to 13 last Saturday night. Key plays included a 21 yard TD run by David Block, a 18 yard pass to Jonnie Smith, and penalties that favored Arkadelphia. Peake High scored late in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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Charles Jones
Yerger
Yerger Tigers
Arkadelphia Waterbuffaloes
Waterbuffaloes
David Block
Jonnie Smith
Rec
Peake High
Arkadelphia
Oriole Hurler Buzhardt Heads to Astros in Trade
Baltimore pitcher John Buzhardt, 31, moved from the Orioles to the Houston Astros after a one month stint. He appeared in seven games, going 0-1 with a 4.63 ERA, and had a 3-10 season record in 1967 as part of a career spanning four major league clubs since 1958.
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Baltimore
John Buzhardt
Baleimore Orioles
Houston Astros
Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox
Broyles Alters Arkansas Line for Tulsa Game
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced line changes with Jim Jordan moving from weakside guard to strongside tackle and guards Jim Barnes and Pat May set to start at strongside and weakside guard. Barnes backed May last week vs Oklahoma State as Jordan started at weakside guard. Broyles noted Tulsa is the season opener and described Parkers practicing defense adjustments, 90 minutes of nonpads work, Norwood punting, and moments of soreness but no injuries as attitude improves after the 7-6 loss to Oklahoma State.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Jim Jordan
Satururday
Jim Barnes
Pat May
Barnes
May
Oklahoma State
Jordan
Broyles
Tulsa
Hurricane
Parkers
Razorbacks
Gordon Norwood
Brogies
Malvern Next Foe of Bobcats
Bobcats face Malvern Leopards in Malvern on Friday while Bobkittens travel to Camden Thursday to meet the Panther Cubs after a loss to Arkadelphia. Razorbacks host Tulsa Hurricanes in Fayetteville as SWC officials overhaul crew led by Cliff Speegie.
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Ralph Rout
Star
Fors
Hope Bobcats
Malvern Leopards
Malvern
Bobkittens
Camden
Panther Cubs
Kittens
Arkadelphia
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Tulsa Hurricanes
Fayetteville
Hurricane
Razorbacks
Texas
Red Raiders
Texas Tech
Austin
AFL
NFL
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Arkansas
SWC
Cliff Speegie
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Phil Cutchin
Speegle
Arkansas Razorback
Mickey O’ Quinn
Warren
O’quinn
U of A
Hope High
Bobcat
Ronnie Higgins
O Quinn
Arkansas A&m College
TransCanada Pace features top pacers this Sunday
Nine of the top free-for-all pace stars in North America will compete in the $27,300 TransCanada Pace this Sunday. Highlighted by Nardin's Byrd, runner-up in last week's Little Brown Jug, the lineup promises a strong show in Montreal.
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Montreal
North America
Nardin
Byrd
Notre Dame Leads AP Poll As Purdue Threatens Top
Notre Dame holds the No 1 spot with 31 first place votes 390 points as Southern California rises to No 2 after beating Texas Purdue slips into the 10th spot after Texas A&M loss Alabama drops to No 9 following a Florida State tie Miami falls from No 8 following upset Northwestern Houston climbs to No 3 with a 37 7 win over Michigan State UCLA advances to No 4 Georgia moves to No 5 Colorado rises to No 6 Nebraska up to No 7 Texas to No 8 Purdue enters at No 10 based on its 24 20 season opening win over Texas A&M The Top Ten also lists Houston UCLA Georgia Colorado Nebraska Texas Alabama Purdue and Notre Dame
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Associated Press
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Michigan State
Alabama
Miami
Florida
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Cougars
Florida State
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Hurricanes
Texas
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Pitt
Georgia
Mississippi State
Colorado
Oregon
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Wake Forrest
Washington State
Clemson
Minnesota
Texas Tech
Mississippi
Southern Cal
Houston Tops Phillies In Ninth Inning Rally
Houston Astros rallied for two runs in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 4 3 as Jim Wynn delivered the deciding hit. Farrell pitched well for Philly until a late rally doomed him, while Dalrymple’s defensive move backfired and Morgen doubled scoring the tying run.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Gene Oliver
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Oliver
Farrell
Houston Astros
Mauch
Jim Hart
San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Gene Alley
California
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Astros
Sonny Jackson
Jackson
Clay Dalrymple
Olliver
Dalrymple
Joe Morgen
Jim Wynn
Chris Short
Manly Outdoor Sport and Pro Football Predicaments
Purdue president Dr. Fred Hovde reflects on football as a manly outdoor sport and discusses Rhodes criteria while noting other athletes and NFL talks. The piece covers SMU prospects, college stars like Jerry Levins, and commentary on sportswriters and broadcasters amid varied football and baseball notes.
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Fred Hovde
Purdue University
Minnesota
Bronko Nagurski
Hovde
Football Hall of Fame
New York Giants
Francis Peay
Angels Clinch Tie With Twins In Pennant Fray
The California Angels defeated Minnesota 9-2 as Boston idle, Chicago one game back, and Detroit looming with four rematches. Fregosi and Reichardt led a early offensive burst, while Downing held Detroit to two runs in a separate game. The National League saw San Francisco beat New York 2-1 in ten innings.
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Bost
F.robinson
Bast
Killebrew
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Scott
Tovar
Oliva
McDowell
Cleve
Jim Fregosi
Ansgels
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Downing
Yankees
Tigers
Angels
Bill Rigney
Twins
al Downing
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Rigney
Jim Merritt
Dave Boswell
Merri{t
Fregosi
Richard
Bubba Morton
Richards
Mincher
Jimmie Hall
George Brunet
Jack Hampton
Curt Simmons
U2 Tigers
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