Arkansas falls to LSU in Cotton Bowl thriller
LSU upsets Arkansas 14 7 at the Cotton Bowl as Coach McClendon’s Tigers slow the Razorbacks and force key plays. Arkansas QB Brittenum injures shoulder but returns. Parker backs and defense shine while Oklahoma’s streak ends feel through.
U S Alpine team roster named for 1966 season
Coach Bob Beattie selected six teen men and 12 women for the U S national alpine squads. Several team members come from Colorado and Utah universities, Mammoth Mountain Ski Club, and other Western schools. Women include the Allen sisters and Miss Morning, Hall, and Shellworth among Europeans entrants.
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Colo
Bob Beattie
U.S
University of Colorado
Bill Kidd
Peter Ruschp
Rebel Ryan
Stowe
Jim Henga
Tahoe City
Calif
Spider Sabich
Kyburz
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Bill March
Aspen
Don Brooks
Vancouver
Wash
Walt Falk
Boise
Idaho
Dennis McCoy
Mammoth Mountain
University of
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Chaffee
Rutland
University of Denver
Ken Phelps
Lyons Falls
N.Y
Western State
Mammoth Mountain Ski Club
Cathy
Wendy Allen
San Pedro
Suzanna Chaffee
Sandra Shellworth
Helga
Kidd
Ryan
Maroh
McCoy
Europe
Allen Sisters
Miss Morning
Miss Hall
Miss Shellworth
Broyles Calls Interception Turning Point in Cotton Bowl
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles called Jerry Josephs interception the turning point in LSUs 1967 Cotton Bowl win. Broyles expressed disappointment at the first down pass that was picked off from their own 20, acknowledging LSUs strong play and noting their quarterback injury in the first half.
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Tex
Charlie McClendon
Louisiana
Arkansas
Jon Bow
McClendon
Kentucky
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Tigers
Bengals
Razorbacks
Pat Screen
LSU
Frank Broyles
Jerry Joseph
Louisiana State
Broyles
Seelee
Joseph
Bobby Crockett
Jon Brittenum
Parkers
Brittenam
Harry Jones
Parker
ED Shearer
Associated Press
Razorback
Tiger
Connann
Oilers pay top price for tackles in bid war
Houston Oilers shelled out about 1 million dollars for four linemen led by George Rice of LSU and Glen Ray Hines of Arkansas. Also signed were LSU's Dave McCormick and Arkansas' Jim Williams, as the Oilers push to rebuild after losing Danny Anderson.
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Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Brittenam
Broyles
LSU
Joe ‘LaBruzzo
Bengal
Tigers
Crockett
Parkers
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Houston Oilers
Danny Anderson
George Rice
Louisiana State
Glen Ray Hines
American Football League
Rice
Hines
Dave McCormick
Jim Williams
Houston
Bud Adams
Texas Tech
Anderson
Green Bay
Oilers
McCormick
Williams
Chicago Bears
St. Louis
Boston
San Francisco
Allison
Florida
Allenrammell
Barry Brown
Browns
Missouri
Gary Lane
NFL
Washington Redskins
Hal Seymour
Miami
AFL
Jack Harper
Nebraska
Bobby Burnett
Daugherty Credits UCLA After Rose Bowl Loss
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty praised UCLA for its 1912 Rose Bowl upset as Tom Prothro lauded his team’s effort. UCLA’s defense stifled MSU on crucial downs, and the Bruins capitalized with an opening touchdown set up by a key on side kick. Prothro noted the defense deserved praise and said UCLA played as a team all year.
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Bob Voges
Frank O’reilly
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Tommy Prothro
Daugherty
Spartans
Prothro
Bruin
Bruins
Dallas Grider
Daughterty
Spartan
Don Japingy
State
Michigan
George Romney
Bob Apisa
Apisa
Clint Jones
Terry's Secret Wins Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita Park
Terry's Secret burst from near the back to win the seven furlongs Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita before 42,139 fans, with Hoist Bar second and Lucky Debonair fading to fifth. Perfect Sky captured the San Gabriel Handicap on turf the same day with a 1 55 clocking.
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Arcadia
Calif
API
Terry's Secret
Santa Anita Park
Perfect Sky
Alex Maese
Terry’s Secret
Hoist Bar
Alvaro Pineda
Lucky Debonair
Pineda
Stenace
Royal Gunner
Malibu
Or Et Argent
Senior Bowl to Feature Top Quarterbacks In 17th Game
The 17th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile highlights five leading collegiate passers Billy Anderson Gary Sloan Steve Sloan Randy Johnson and John Lane. Anderson and Lane play for the North while Sloan and Johnson lead Texas A I duties.
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Mobile
Ala
Billy Anderson
Tulsa
Gary
Steve Sloan
Alabama
Jeanu Lane
Missouri
Randy Johnson
Texas A&l
Anderson
Miami
Lane
Tigers
Sloan
Crimson Tide
Johnson
Texas A&i
Grays
Howard Twilley
Jerry Gross
Detroit
Dick Norman
Stanford
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Dead heat victory in Mississippi Handicap at Fair Grounds
King of Kentucky and Pool to Market finish tied for first in the $10,000 Mississippi Handicap at New Orleans Fair Grounds. Roger's Joy set the pace, Blue Murder was third, and the winning time tied a track record at 1 43. Pool to Market paid $5.40 $6 and $3.40, King of Kentucky $7.80 $7.20 and $3.40, Blue Murder $2.80.
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New Orleans
King of Kentucky
Pool To Market
Mississippi
Fair Grounds
Roger
Blue Murder
Lindsey Signs With Vikings After Cotton Bowl Loss
The Minnesota Vikings announced the signing of Jim Lindsay, their second round NFL draft pick from Arkansas. Lindsay signed after Arkansas lost 14-7 to Louisiana State in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. GM Jim Fink and Coach Norm Van Brocklin offered no contract details. The Vikings also noted that Jim Williams, Arkansas defensive lineman and their 16th draft pick, indicated he would sign with an AFL team.
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Francis Peay
Roland
New York Jets
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Kansas City
ST. Paul- Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Jim Lindsay
Arkansas
Kalfack
Lindsay
Louisiana State
Dallas
Tex
Jim Fink
Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
The
Jim Williams
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