Hopé Verpet Junior High Bobkittens blank Arkadelphia Beavers 13 0
Hopé Verpet Junior High Bobkittens dominate from the opening kickoff and beat Arkadelphia 13 0 at Hammons Stadium. Yerger quarterback Buddy Ingram connects with David Johnson for the first score, Johnson gains 127 yards on 21 carries, and the defense, minus two regulars, stymies Arkadelphia's offense. Arkadelphia stalls in the second half as Hope extends its 65 0 scoring margin this season.
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Ralph. Routon
Hopé Verpet Junior High Bobkittens
Arkadelphia Beavers
Hammons Stadium
Ohe
Bobbittens
Gaylord Sotorion
Arkadelphia
Beavers
Hope
Solomon
Yerger
David Huddleston
David Johnson
Johnson
Ee Beavers
Gary Godwin
Mike Waters
Buddy Ingram
Huddleston
Bob Kittens
Ballardi
Ned Saeeeca
Scott Crawley
Wesley Kluck
Kittens
Ingram
Jackie Barker
Babbittens
Godwin
Mack Harris
Melvin Weston
Wade Harris
Harris
Rodney Cheatham
John McNeal
Panthers Visit Hammons Stadium Next Thursday Night
Eshdown's Panther Cubs ready for a road game at Hammons Stadium next Thursday. After a tense clash last night, Kite tens aim to rebound and make a statement. A taped broadcast will air on KXAR tomorrow afternoon after the Arkansas Tulsa game.
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Eshdown
Panther Cubs
Hammons Stadium
Kxar Tots
Hope Arkadelphia Parks Have Easy Victory
Ohio State opens season under Coach Woody Hayes with strong expectations as favorites to beat Texas Christian and extend the nation’s longest winning streak to 16. The Buckeyes rely on depth across positions led by Maciejowski Kern Otis and a deep backfield. Penn State No 2 faces Colorado, while No 3 Arkansas hosts Tulsa and No 4 Texas hosts Texas Tech. Other top games include No 5 Southern California vs Northwestern and No 9 Notre Dame vs Purdue.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes
Texas Christian
Hayes
Southern California
Bucks
Ron Maciejowski
Rex Kern
Jim Otis
Larry Zelina
Roy Gillian
John Brockington
Leo Hayden
Horned Frogs
Steve Judy
Purdue
TCU
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Colorado
Buffs
Bob Anderson
Navy
Tulsa
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bill Montgomery
Oklahoma State
Texas
California
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Georgia
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Illinois
St. Louis
Florida
UCLA
Wisconsin
Southern Mississippi
Alabama
Crucial East Series Looms in Orioles Benchmarking Race
The American League East features a pivotal three game set as the Orioles lead the division with 108 wins and a 22 game edge on Boston and Detroit. Boston's win over New York tightens the chase while Washington’s three hitter boosts a .500 mark for the season. Ken McMullen drives in three for Washington, and Dave McNally earns his 20th win as Baltimore nears a record set in 1954. Major league results include Seattle, Oakland, Chicago and Pittsburgh posting wins, with Pete Rose leading NL batting.
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Hal Bock
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
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Washington
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New York
Red Sox
Tigers
Ijabel
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Chicago
Kansas City
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Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Dick Bosman
Senators
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Sparkly Lyle
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Gerry Moses
Horace Clarke
Dave Johnson
Dave McNally
Birds
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White Sox
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Ramon Webster
Greg Goossen
al Oliver
Bob Moose
New York Mets
Luke Walker
Pirates
Atlanta
John Edwards
Jim Wynn
Astros
Pete Rose
Reds
Washington Big
En York
Baseball doubleheader and night games across leagues
Major League matchups list for the American and National Leagues includes New York at Boston Washington at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland and more with pitchers Messersmith Tiant Palmer and others noted. Night games cover Cubs Pirates Mets Dodgers Braves Astros and others across several parks.
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Minnesota
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Bunker
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Peters
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Cleveland
Tiant
Washington
Coleman
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Palmer
New York
Kekich
Detroit
Wilson
Boston
Garman
Hodges Lands Long Contract After Mets Pennant Run
Gil Hodges, who steered the New York Mets from ninth place to the NL East title, agreed to a new three year deal through 1972 with a salary likely around 75 000 dollars annually. The pact follows his heart attack last September 24 and marks a notable comeback and reward for the Brooklyn resident and former Dodgers star.
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Saw York
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Mets
Hodges
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Follow Through as a Key Golf Swing Element
The article argues that the follow through is a functional position you enter via the swing and not a mere aftereffect. It cites Art Wall’s method of aiming the right palm at the hole and “throwing” it toward the cup to influence the putting stroke, noting slicers altering swing paths by aiming the clubhead to the right of their intended line.
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Art Wall
Rams Browns and Packers Top Week One NFL Picks
New York and Pittsburgh coaches may suffer first losses as Rams Browns and Packers are seen as strong Sunday favorites. Chiefs face Bengals without Dawson while Oakland expected to beat Denver in AFL action. All games kick off Sunday afternoon with notable matchups featuring Starr, Tarkenton and Jurgensten in key signs for the season.
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New York
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Alex Webster
Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Lenny Dawson
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Oakland
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Rams
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Falcons
Deacon Jones
Junior Coffey
Paul Gipson
Roman Gabriel
Minnesota
Colts
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Chicago
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Packers
Gale Sayers
Charley Johnson
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New Orleans
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Roger Staubach
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Saints
Andy Livingston
Redskins
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Detroit
Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Tucker
Frederickson
Webster
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Steelers
Lions
Green Bay
San Francisco
Travis Williams
Jim Grabowski
Bart Starr
49Ers
Cleveland
Washington
Vince Lombardi
Sonny Jurgensen
Leroy Kelly
Ron Johnson
Daryle Tamonica
Fred Biletnikoff
George Blands
Pro Steeler Prospects Under New Coach Noll
NFL East Century Division outlook for the Pittsburgh Steelers under incoming coach Chuck Noll with a mix of veterans and rookies. Key players include Roy Jefferson, Dick Shiner, Terry Hanratty, Joe Greene, Ray May, and Chuck Beatty while Gene Mingo and Bobby Walden handle kicking and punting. Projected as third in the division on Noll stimulus.
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Chuck Noll
Chargers
Colts
Steelers
Noll
Nell
Dick Shiner
Kent Nix
Terry Hanratty
Roy Jefferson
J. R. Wilburn
Larry Elkins
Marsh Cropper
John Hilton
Joe Greene
Frank Parker
Chuck Hinton
Loyd Voss
Ben McGee
Ray May
Bill Saul
Andy Russell
John Campbell
Mary Woodson
Chuck Beatty
Paul Martha
Clendon Thomas
Bob Hahn
Gene Mingo
Bobby Walden
Hope Bucks Rivalry Showdown At Hammons Stadium
Smackover visits Hope in a bitter state rivalry at 7 30 p m. Hammons Stadium with Hope favored 3 1 this fall and 19 7 predicted final score in a broadcast on KXAR. Junior Auxiliary spaghetti supper raises scholarships at Hope High cafeteria starting 3 30 p m with 1 50 admission and 75 cents for under 12.
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Smackover
Hope
Hammons Stadium
Bobcats
Cats
Bucks
Gary Jones
Artis Martin
Sophs
Ashdown
Buckaroos
KXAR
Hope High
Tulsa Threat to Razorbacks Looms in Fayetteville Game
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles warns Tulsa poses a balanced offense risk after Tulsa revamped under Vince Carillot. Broyles notes Tulsa can run, pass, kick and defend, with a sprint-out scheme that stresses containment. Tulsa opened with a 35-14 loss to Colorado, while Arkansas defeated Oklahoma State 39-0.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Tulsa
Razorbacks
Vince Carillot
Michigan State
Hurricane
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Colorado
Oklahoma State University
Charles Coffey
Coffey
Carflot
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Larry Gagner
Mike Taylor
Torm Bulwark
John Brown
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Qoerwad
Chick Noll
Traci Anderson
Arizona State University
Traci
U.S.A
Davis Discount Building Material Co
NEA
Seattle Pilots
Vernon, B.C
Wayne Dye
Sicks Stadium
Dye
Atlanta Braves
Phil Niekro
Hope, Ark
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