Arkansas Razorbacks stun top Texas in late showdown
Arkansas quarterback Jon Brittenam connected with Bobby Crockett on an 80 yard march, Crockett with eight receptions for 102 yards and a TD, as Arkansas rallied to a 27-24 win over No. 1 Texas. The victory extended Arkansas’ winning streak to 17 games while Texas coach Darrell Royal lamented Crockett’s spectacular catches.
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Miami On Move Again In Mid-American Show
Miami Redskins, 2-1 in the MAC, upset Marshall 28-7 as coach Bo Schembechler steers the squad toward a potential Redskin-Bowling Green showdown. Ohio State fell 32-7 to Michigan State while Kent State held top spot in the conference with a 10-10 tie against Western Michigan.
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College Football Scores From Key Games Across Regions
A roundup of college football results shows LSU routing Kentucky 81 to 21 while Florida State upset by Georgia Tech 39 to 23. Other notable scores include Nebraska 41 Kansas State 0, Texas Tech 17 Oklahoma State 14, and USC 14 Stanford 6.
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Four Die in Auto Racing At Three Venues Sunday
Four people are killed in auto racing accidents at three sites Sunday. In Salem Indiana a stock car crashed through an infield fence killing two spectators Hayden Daugherty and Mrs Cornelia Farris both of Louisville Kentucky. At Charlotte North Carolina Harold Kite of Augusta Georgia dies and Jimmy Helms of Charlotte is injured in a five car pileup on the first lap of the National 400. At Watkins Glen New York Edward Mathias of Buffalo New York 25 is killed when his late model sports car crashes into a tree.
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Cornelia Farris
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Jimmy Helms
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N. Y
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Buffalo
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Gasser Not Hurt Seriously After Shoulder X ray
Logan High fans learned John Gasser sustained no fracture after shoulder X rays. The senior quarterback, a 6-1, 170-pounder, has battled shoulder trouble this season and may return for this week’s game with Jackson.
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Youngest NBA coach Dave DeBusschere at 24
NBA notes highlight Dave DeBusschere becoming the league's youngest coach at 24. Red Auerbach's 19-year coaching record stands 884 wins and 453 losses with no prior playing experience in the league. Dolph Schayes is the only NBA player with over 1000 games. Johnny Pott, ex-LSU, is the son of a golf pro.
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Browns Rally Past Cowboys as Ryan Shines in Cleveland Win
Dr. Frank Ryan led the Cleveland Browns to a 23-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, throwing for 242 yards and one TD after a slow start. The win keeps Cleveland tied with St. Louis for the NFL Eastern Division lead as Gale Sayers shines for Chicago with 24 points in a 45-37 win over Minnesota.
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Carroll Dale
Youngest to oldest coaches era at Tulsa golf site
In 1946 Red Auerbach was the youngest NBA coach and by 1966 he is described as the oldest coach. Southern Hills in Tulsa Oklahoma is highlighted as an outstanding golf course hosting the 1965 U S Amateur and referencing the 1958 U S Open.
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Western Division Scores and Weekend Results
Saturday results showed Detroit narrowly losing to New York 111 to 108 while Philadelphia defeated Baltimore 133 to 101. Cincinnati beat Baltimore 144 to 124 on Sunday with Los Angeles toppling St. Louis 106 to 94. Tuesday features San Francisco visiting Cincinnati.
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Hall of Fame Banquet Honors Eight at Ohio University
Ohio University honored eight individuals at a Hall of Fame recognition dinner held at the Ohio University Inn on Saturday night. Athletic Director Bill Rohr announced plans to enshrine honorees in the Beasley Convocation Center with future references to a basketball tournament setup.
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Royals Fall In Cincinnati Hurt By Johnson Wrist
Gus Johnson suffered a fractured left wrist in the first quarter but returned with a light cast. The Baltimore Bullets lost 144 to 124 as Cincinnati built a lead with Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas fueling a scoring spree.
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