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HARRISON–Two excruciating losses over the weekend left Heber Springs wondering what could have been after being eliminated from the American Legion (AA) State Tournament.

HARRISON–Following a tough-luck 3-2 loss to Sheridan on Friday, Heber Springs responded with a 19-0 drubbing of the Northeast Arkansas Cyclones of Pocahontas on Saturday in an elimination game at the American Legion (AA) State Tournament at Jack Williams Field.

The Greers Ferry Lake Area Razorback Club is hosting its 3rd Annual Banquet, featuring legendary Razorback Coach and Athletic Director Frank Broyles, beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 3 at the Community Center in Heber Springs.

One annoying outside intruder proclaimed American Legion head honcho from North Little Rock couldn’t stop the great folks of Heber Springs from holding an outstanding zone tournament this weekend.

The deadline to apply for fifth season of the Heber Springs Urban Bow Hunt is approaching quickly. Permit applications must be postmarked by August 1.

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Heber Springs’ Post 64 Angels didn’t just win the Zone 3 Tournament. They dominated it like they have most opponents throughout the season while compiling a record of 19-2, including 10 wins by the run-rule.









 

The city of Heber Springs has entertained several interesting sporting events on Greers Ferry Lake such as wakeboarding, triathlons and the world famous cardboard boat races. The list continues to grow with the Midwest Diving Council, a division of the Underwater Society of America, holding a spear fishing tournament here during the first week of August.

In its first year of American Legion competition, Rose Bud certainly improved throughout the season. However, not enough to win a game in the Zone 3 Tournament as Stuttgart blanked the Razorbacks 10-0 on Friday night and Conway NBMC edged them 5-4 on Sunday.

Heber Springs’ Post 64 Angels needed one win in the Zone 3 (AA) American Legion Tournament over the weekend at Mare Square to qualify for this weekend’s state tournament in Harrison. Standing in the way was rival Stuttgart, who crushed Post 64’s state tournament dreams by beating Heber twice in last year’s championship games in Benton.

Heber Springs hosts 7-on-7 games for five weeks each summer at Panther Stadium. Through the first four weeks, Heber’s first team continues to school familiar competition as the Panthers crushed Vilonia 26-6, dismantled Mountain View 23-0 and defeated Quitman 23-8 on Tuesday.

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Jerry Wayne LaMar, Sr. of Heber Springs has been an ambassador for area bowling for many years, lending a helping hand to youth leagues at Heber Lanes for much of that time. His extraordinary bowling prowess accompanied by his willingness to work with youth helped him land a coveted spot in the Arkansas USBC Bowling Association Hall of Fame.

CABOT–Coming off an 11-day layoff, the Post 64 Angels couldn’t have played much sharper while crushing Cabot Centennial Bank (AA) 16-0 on Thursday in Zone 3 play at Brian Wade Conrade Baseball Field.

The Zone 3 American Legion (AA) baseball tournament, originally scheduled to begin Saturday, has been pushed up to Friday starting at 3 p.m. at Mare Square. This is Heber’s first time to hold an American Legion zone baseball tournament.

Quitman shook off two deficits as quarterback Aaron Parker hooked up with Cody Easter for a pair of 40-yard touchdown strikes, leading the Bulldogs past the Mountain View Yellowjackets 18-12 on Tuesday in 7-on-7 action at Panther Stadium.

Following a two-week dead period for high school football, Heber Springs looked crisp while avenging a June loss to Vilonia, beating the Eagles 18-16 on Tuesday in 7-on-7 action at Panther Stadium. The Panthers also defeated Mountain View 22-12 and Heber’s first team beat the second unit, 15-6.

The opening of the Heber Springs Community, Aquatics and Convention Center Tuesday brought rave reviews for the most part, at least from this reporter. Walking into the main lobby, I first noticed brightly colored red and green furniture that looked very eclectic in style.

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