Hog Backfield Coach Going to Tennessee
Arkansas assistant coach Douglas Dickey, a slot T exponent, was hired as Tennessee head coach to succeed Jim McDonald. Dickey, 31, signed a four year contract at 16 000 per year with staff control. McDonald, fired after a 5 5 record, became assistant athletic director to Bob Woodruff. McDonald had been head coach since June 26 following Bowden Wyatt's dismissal. Dickey praised by Frank Broyles, with Woodruff noting his intelligence. Arkansas coach Bill Pace could join as assistant. Tennessee’s board created the new athletic director post amid McDonald’s dismissal.
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Patriots stay alive in AFL East title race
Boston Patriot Parilli saves job and boosts title hopes with a 17-7 win over Buffalo, moving to 6-5-1 and tying Houston for first in the AFL East. Houston shut out San Diego 27-0 as San Diego leads the West. Jets blanked Kansas City, Denver lost to Oakland. Oakland beat Denver 26-10. Chargers aim to clinch third AFL title.
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Pine Bluff Tops Arkansas High School Football Poll
Pine Bluff rates as the No. 1 team in the state after going undefeated and winning a second straight Class AAA championship. Fort Smith and Texarkana follow, with Little Rock Hall and Central also ranked in the final Associated Press poll.
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Park Cagers Win Missouri Is Next
Arkansas Razorbacks edge Southwestern Louisiana 71 to 65 as Missouri prepares to visit Fayetteville after a 65 to 64 win over Air Force. Key players include Jay 12 and Magness 11 for Arkansas, Hogue and Magness fouling out, while Church led Southwestern with 22. Missouri’s late jumper by Bob Price sealed the Air Force victory.
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Unbeaten Ranks Cut to Eighteen After Weekend Losses
The national list of unbeaten and untied college teams falls to 18 as Emporia College loses 64-0 to St John’s of Minnesota in an NATA semifinal playoff and Southwest Missouri drops 21-14 to Northern Illinois in the Mineral Bowl. Texas remains the lone major unbeaten 10-0 regular season and Prairie View is still unfinished.
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Football Saturday and Sunday NFL and college results
NFL results show San Diego routing Houston 27 0 and New York beating Kansas City 17 0 Boston tops Buffalo 17 7 with New York and Buffalo also winning in college action Dartmouth Princeton Yale Harvard Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Kings Point Penn Mil Auburn Alabama Georgia Tech Tennessee Pittsburgh Memphis State Purdue Indiana Oklahoma Oklahoma State Missouri Kansas Ohio State Michigan Wichita Tulsa SouthWest Texas Christians Easler Rice TCU SMU Arizona State Arizona Southern Cal UCLA Oregon Oregon State Stanford California Washington Washington State New Mexico Brigham Young NAIA Semifinal St John’s 4 Emporia
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Cardinals Sign 1962 Future Draft Choice Billy Clay
St. Louis Cardinals announce the signing of Billy Clay of the University of Arkansas a 6 foot 4 inch 230 pound tackle designated as a 1962 future draft choice He was a 20th round pick with one year of eligibility left though his class had graduated.
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Army Navy clash dictates major bowls picture
Army Navy looms as pivotal in the race for major bowls. Navy can clinch the Cotton berth with a win in Philadelphia. Pitt trails with 8-1 and faces Penn State as the Army-Navy result also affects Gator Liberty and Sugar spots. Washington, Auburn, Alabama, Baylor and Dartmouth secure or threaten various bowls amid the shifting dominoes.
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NFL Draft Opens as Teams Jockey for Top College Talent
The NFL begins its annual player draft with 14 teams selecting top college talent, led by the San Francisco 49ers with the first pick. AFL competition and bidding rights shape a money-driven market, while names like Pete Beathard and George Mira headline a list of top quarterback prospects and linemen sought by multiple clubs.
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Magnolia’s name origin tied to wild magnolias
Magnolia was once called Frog Level before adopting its current name. The change came from a local group noting a stand of magnolia trees along the area.
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