Montgomery Rated Best by Broyles
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles hails quarterback Bill Montgomery as the key to a 28-4 threeyear Razorbacks run despite not leading in national passing. Montgomery, 180 pounds from Carrollton Texas, has a school total offense record of 4926 yards and led two recent wins without an interception. He admires strength to rally Arkansas, with Sugar Bowl heroics and season open losses shaping his leadership.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Bill Montgomery
Arkansas Razorbacks
Montgomery
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Texas
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Longhorns
Austin
Carrollton
Tex
SMU
Texas Tech
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Tech
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Theismann
Notre Dame
Archie) Manning
Mississippi
Jim
Plunkett
Stanford
Razorbacks
Mississsippi
Associated Press New York
Tom Rolfe
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Board of Selection Today
Forward Gal
Fights Wednesday's Fights In Tokyo New York and Las Vegas
In Tokyo Masataka Takaya outpointed Rudy Gonzales in a 137-pound bout. In New York Danny McAloon out pointed Bob O'Brien at 153 pounds. In Las Vegas Eddie Mazon defeated Henito Juarez on points at 142 pounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Masataka
Takayama
Japan
Rudy Gonzales
Philippines
New York
Danny McAloon
Bob O'Brien
Las Vegas
Nev
Eddie Mazon
San Diego
Henito Juarez
Garber Back Burnett Works Out for Texas Game
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced fullback Russ Garber will play Saturday after a two week rib injury. Tailback Bill Burnett faces a late check with a shoulder separation. Defensive back Jerry Moore remains doubtful with a bruised thigh as Arkansas and Texas meet for the Southwest Conference title in Austin.
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Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorback
Stanford
Broyles
University of Texas
Austin
Tex
Texas
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Razorbacks
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Garber
Southern Methodist
Jerry Moore
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Burnett
Marvin Knight
Dallas Cowboys
Backus Seeks Company on Big Night in World Welter Title
Billy Backus hopes he won’t be lonely tonight as he battles favored Jose Napoles for the world welterweight crown at Onondaga War Memorial. Napoles worries about crowd turnout as Canastota Boxing Club promotes a bout telecast with about 8,200 seats expected.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Billy Backus
Jose Napoles
Backus
Napoles
Onondaga War Memorial
Canastota Boxing Club
Solunar Tables from Knight's Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods, printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables, guides anglers and hunters to plan days for fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
Earned Honor Is ASU Coach Bennie Ellender Proud
Arkansas State coach Bennie Ellender praised his 10-0 Indians after they topped the final AP small college poll. He said the honor reflects the program and that they could beat any college team they would face. Montana was second, North Dakota State third, Tampa fourth, and Tennessee State fifth in the final Top Twenty.
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Arkansas State University
Bennie Ellender
Associated Press
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Tampa
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Wofford
Texas A&i
Jacksonville
Ala
Alcorn A&m
Southwest Louisiana
Arkansas St
Dakota State
Tennessee St
Texas A&m
Baseball's winter meetings spotlight drugs and late trades
Major league teams address drug use among players as physicians form the Association of Professional Baseball Physicians. Atlanta's Wilhelm trade and Bob Johnson's move to Pittsburgh highlight the closing days, with Kuhn signaling investigations into late-season deals and overall market softness.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Atlanta
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago Cubs
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Bob Johnson
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Bowie Kuhn
Braves
Cubs
Association of Professional Baseball Physicians
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Jackie Hernandez
Jim Campanis
Fred Patek
Bruce Dal Canton
Jerry May
Royals
Bob Tillman
Milwaukee
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Phil Gagliano
Boston
Committee Named to Pick Iowa Coach
A five man committee named by the University of Iowa Board in Control of Athletics to select a new head football coach is expected to meet later this week to begin the search. The announcement followed Ray Nagel's Tuesday night decision to resign as coach.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Central of Athletics
Ray Nagel
Jamieson on Hot Seat at Coral Springs
Jimmy Jamieson, ranked 60th on the tour points, faces a must-move in the Coral Springs Open as the top 60 point earners gain exemption from qualifying next season. The field debates the new system while Jamieson presses for safety amid fierce competition and looming Bahama Islands Open.
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Coral Springs
Coral Springs, Fla
Jimmy Jamieson
Chunky Little Tour
Moline
Don January
Lionel Hebert
Dave Marr
al Geiberger
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Art Wall
Gay Brewer
Gardner Dickinson
Bunky Henry
Ken Still
Tom Shaw
Paul Harner
George Knudson
Don Massengale
Doug Sanders
al Balding
Dick Crawford
Ted Hayes
Terry Dill
Phil Rodgers
John Schroeder
Bob Smith
Bob Stanton
John Miller
Worster listed doubtful for Texas game after hip injury
In Austin, coach Darrell Royal described Worster’s severe hip bruise from the Texas A&M game. Worster, Texas’ all time leading scorer, is doubtful then questionable for the Southwest Conference title clash with Arkansas as Steve Fleming inherits duties with 772 yards, two touchdowns, and a 62 yard dash reveal. Royal noted Worster’s condition improved enough to trot but limited practice. Happy Feller claimed knee pain but later sacked a 70 yard field goal in practice.
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Jack Keever
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
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Vorster
Steve Fleming
Longhorns
Arkansas Razorbacks
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Worster
Texas
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Aggies
Happy Feller
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Broun Cited by Writers Association
The Baseball Writers Association of America on Wednesday named the late Heywood Broun as recipient of its J. G. Taylor Spink Distinguished Alumnus Award. Broun, a New York City baseball writer and columnist who founded the American Newspaper Guild, died in 1939 at age 51.
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ST. Louis
Baseball Writers Association of America
Heywool Broun
J.G. Taylor Spink
Broun
New York City
American Newspaper Guild
Two Powers Do What Was Expected In Basketball Night
Potsdam beat Siena 98-8 after an in warmup dunk foul triggered a rule note. Marquette led by Meminger and Brell won 87-58 over St John’s Minnesota. Penn defeated Rutgers 85-71. Temple beat Navy 64-57. Georgia Tech topped SMU 91-77. Fordham edged Yale 74-56 in Phelps debut. Utah State upset by West Texas 81-78. St Bonaventure crushed Detroit College 104-73. Oregon beat Portland 76-54. LaSalle beat Albright 59 behind Durrett 36.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Restrictions May Ease on Amateur Athletes
The Amateur Athlete Union convention in Spokane proceeds toward easing athlete restrictions with favorable lines from the Track and Field Committee. Delegates discuss relaxing image and signature rights, plus enforcing foreign participation rules, while Spokane is set for the 1972 Junior Olympics. Braun is honored posthumously in Cooperstown with Hall of Fame plaque and a family scroll for Heywood Hale Broun.
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