Hope Boys Triumph As Fast Break Breaks Through
Hope Bobcats edged Nashville Scrappers 58 52 at Whiteside Hall in a fast paced game led by Larry East 22 points and a strong team free throw show 86 accuracy. Ladycats fell 51 46 to Nashville with Katherine Coleman 24 for Hope but fell short in a tight contest.
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Bryant Says Should Be Year of Tide
Alabama coach Bear Bryant argues for a national championship as the Crimson Tide finish 10-0 after crushing Auburn 31-0. Kenny Stabler throws for 163 yards, Ray Perkins scores, and Les Kelley adds two rushing TDs. bowls loom with matchups across December and January, including the Sugar and Rose Bowls.
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All-South Conference picks include Arkansas and SMU stars
Arkansas and SMU each landed top spots on the All-South Conference football team chosen by Morning News writers. Gary Adams of Kansas State and Dick Cunningham, Gibbs, David Dickey, Hamilton, Loyd, Phil Martine Berchot, Jerry Levins earned offensive or defensive honors as the rater outlines star performers. Mustangs' John LaGrone was highlighted for his standout play, while other selections from the conference formed the rest of the team.
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Nance Leads Boston to AFL Victory Over Buffalo
Ron Rapoport reports Boston Patriots defeat Buffalo 14 to 3, aided by Nance’s 109 rushing yards and 65 yard TD. Nance raises season total to 1,234 yards while shedding weight to improve cuts. Boston can clinch Eastern Division with two remaining games against Houston and New York. Other AFL results: San Diego over Houston 28-22, Denver over Miami 17-7, Oakland and New York tie 28-28 with late scoring by Hadl and Alworth.
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Missouri Tigers Dominate Arkansas In Opener
Missouri surged after halftime to defeat Arkansas 66 to 73 in Columbia. Larry Petrick and Tom Johnson fueled the swing as Arkansas star Tommy Rowland led with 27 points, while the Razorbacks fall to 0-2 and Missouri improves its early season outlook.
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Demonstration in Judo and Martial Arts Tuesday Night
An exhibition of judo karate and Ikeda will be staged Tuesday night December 6 by Joe Hooten Don Hickman and Mike Connell at Hones Field House between the Bobcats and Gordon. Hickman and Connell are green belts with Hooten a black belt. Senior girls basketball starts at 6 40.
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Yerger Drops Own Cage Tournament
In Harris Gymnasium Yerger High School hosted a cage tournament where Yerger teams failed to defeat any opponents. Arkadelphia Juniors beat Magnolia 44 26, Arkadelphia Seniors beat Yerger 59 48, Ashdown Juniors beat Yerger 54 27, Prescott Juniors beat Arkadelphia 43 12, Arkadelphia Seniors beat Prescott 59 43, Prescott Juniors beat Ashdown 65 36, and Arkadelphia Seniors beat Ashdown 34 38. Floyd Young awarded Harry Browning the outstanding player trophy. Prescott Juniors claimed 1st place. Yerger relied on inexperience with only Frank Prater and Lee Davis having prior play.
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