All Is Ready For Hog Vs Steer In Arkansas Showdown
Fayetteville Arkansas AP All is ready for college footballs Game of the Year The synthetic grass at Fayetteville has been vacuumed President Nixon has his tickets A national television audience estimated at 50 million is waiting Texas vs Arkansas No 1 vs No 2 The winner earns the Southwest Conference championship a spot in the Cotton Bowl and the inside track to the national championship The loser goes to the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and a date with a 7 3 Mississippi team Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says Texas execution for its simple offense will be the Razorbacks biggest problem They are exact in what they do The Razorbacks blend running and passing with Bill Burnett Bruce Maxwell and Bill Montgomery Texas defense is sound but Arkansas will try to execute its pro style attack to stay in the game and field position could decide the outcome Both teams view the clash as a climactic moment in college footballs 100th year.
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Lee College Rebels Top Bee County in Temple Opener
Lee College Rebels routed Bee County College Cougars 86 to 69 in the Temple Junior College Basketball Tournament opener. Sylvester Brown led with 25 points on 12 of 18 shooting, boosting Lee College to a 12-2 start and a 43-33 halftime edge as they prepared for a potential title path against San Jacinto.
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Falcons Place Three LP Dominates 12-3A All-Loop
La Porte district coaches name seven La Porte players to the 12-AAA first team with three Channelview players also earning spots. Alfred Eickmeier and Homer Brasher lead the offense for LP while Robert Bernard is listed at end. details are incomplete for other selections.
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Notre Dame poised to win Cotton Bowl over Texas
A fan predicts Notre Dame will defeat Texas on New Year's Day, arguing past doubts about the Irish overlook their strength. The piece lists Notre Dame players and defensive standouts, notes Texas is a strong opponent, and envisions a lasting impact if Notre Dame wins.
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Notre Dame versus Texas: an early prediction
Texas fans hype a Cotton Bowl clash with Notre Dame, claiming Darrell Royal’s Longhorns boast the season’s best machine and players. The piece likens Texas to a feared arena squad ready to dominate and predicts a decisive triumph over Notre Dame on New Year’s Day.
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Pepitone Is Now A Houston Astro
Miami Beach AP report on Joe Pepitone being traded from the New York Giants to the Houston Astros for Curt Blefary in a four‑way exchange during winter meetings. Feeney named NL president with a four‑year, 75 000 per year deal moving league offices to San Francisco. All‑Star game set for July 14 in Cincinnati. other interleague trades noted.
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Other Game Houston Jets Meet Saturday
DEER PARK SP Lee and Sterling opened play in the Deer Park JV Tournament. Lee lost 45 to 42 to Spring Woods. Sterling fell 49 to 38 to Clear Creek. Rudolph Gonzales led the Ganders with 11 points. Spring Woods’ Park scored 16. Lee Haggerty led the Rangers with 10. Auzenne had seven and Beauchamp six. Lee faces Houston Jones at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Sterling meets Sam Rayburn at 7 p.m.
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Texas Arkansas grid lineup for Dec 6 broadcast
Fayetteville coverage lists Texas and Arkansas players by number and position for a nationally televised ABC game to be played December 6 at 7 p.m. in Fayetteville. The article names many players, positions, and numbers, outlining the lineup and key contributors for both teams and notes Houston Oilers Jets playoff chase context elsewhere.
1969 AP All America Offense and Defense Selections
A fragmented listing of 1969 AP All America honorees across offense and defense. Notable names include Jim Mandich Michigan tight end, Walker Gillette Richmond wide receiver, Mike Phipps Purdue quarterback, Steve Owens Oklahoma halfback, Jack Tatum Ohio State defensive back, and Steve Kiner Tennessee linebacker. The text also notes several Texas players among second and third teams and mentions additional Texas performers such as Elmo Wright and Bill Atessis.
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Aggies Bow In Cage Opener
Texas A&M, defending SWC champion, opened the 1969 season with a 73 71 loss to Northwestern Louisiana at College Station. A&M led 38 33 at halftime but Northwestern Louisiana tied it with seven minutes left and pulled away. Alabama routed by 90 63 in non conference action.
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Arkansas Texas game scalper arrested after price drop
In Fayetteville Arkansas a deputy sheriff arrested a ticket scalper who tried to sell two tickets to the Arkansas Texas football game. He initially asked 50 dollars each, agreed to 35 dollars after negotiation, and was taken into custody as the sale proceeded.
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Eagles Win In Tourney Opener New Caney
Barbers Hill used a strong defense as Ricky Brazell scored 34 points in a 69 to 59 victory over Corrigan in the New Caney tournament first round. Mike Armstrong added nine and Keith Elliott and Jabo Leonard eight each. Barbers Hill forced 28 Corrigan turnovers and hit 19 of 32 free throws. The Eagles meet New Caney at 8:15 p.m. Friday with a potential final berth Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
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