Longhorns Rout Razorbacks in 42 7 Texas win
Texas dominated Arkansas 42 to 7 in Austin. Texas combined strong blocking and power running led by Steve Worster Bertelsen and Eddie Phillips to accumulate 464 rushing yards and a commanding victory. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles called it their worst defeat in 18 years.
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Wanted Men and Women for Government Jobs Test Prep
A historical classified style ad promotes government job test preparation from a private school not connected to the government. It offers a free booklet, coupon, and details on positions, salaries, and how to qualify, urging immediate action. The ad cites state licensing and a Pekin Illinois address.
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LSU Routs Ole Miss as Texas Tops Arkansas in Bowl Picture
LSU dominated Ole Miss 61-17 to clinch the SEC title and Orange Bowl berth for LSU while Texas crushed Arkansas 42-7 to win the SWC and a Cotton Bowl trip. Also noted were Ohio State and Nebraska heading to Rose and Orange Bowls, Tennessee beating UCLA, Arizona State over Arizona, Houston wiping out Miami, and Tulsa beating North Texas State. Arch ie Manning returned for LSU in a strong performance with Casanova Burns and Cantrelle returning punts for long scores.
MacArthur Bowl Title Shared By Ohio State And Texas
New York Ohio State bully boys of the Midwest and Texas scourge of the Southwest named co winners of the MacArthur Bowl. The award is given yearly to the top college football team and will be presented at the Football Hall of Fame banquet. Texas finished 10 0 with a Cotton Bowl bid while Ohio State 9 0 heads to the Rose Bowl against Stanford.
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Bruins Drill Rice as Wicks Rowe Return Sparks 124-78
UCLA coach John Wooden sidelined star duo Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe for 15 minutes as punishment for lateness, then watched them fuel a 124-78 rout of Rice. Wicks scored 29, Rowe 15, helping the top-ranked Bruins seize control by halftime and pull away in the second half.
College Football Scores and Players Boost Weekend Action
AP recap of Saturday games with Texas routing Arkansas 42 to 7, Tennessee 28 to 17 over UCLA, Arizona State 10 Arizona, Louisiana State 61 over Mississippi 17, Houston 36 over Miami Florida 3, Tulsa 26 over No. Texas State 20. Kentucky WKU 34 Drake 30. Virginia upset Duke 20 led by Dave Wohl. Indiana beat Kansas State as Jim Davis 24 points, Auburn upset North Carolina State with Jim Mengelt 31 of 46 points. Sunday's results Hofstra over Southampton 60-57 and Wilkes over Pratt 75-57 in consolation.
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Garrett Wins Coral Springs Open in Nervous Victory
Big Bill Garrett of Amarillo wins the Coral Springs Open with a final round 65 totaling 272 to capture $25,000. Lee Trevino finishes tied for third at 274 and moves to the top of the money list, while Arnold Palmer shoots 276 and eyes the Bahama Islands Open. Bob Murphy posts 65 to take second at 273, Vic Loustalot and Julius Boros follow. Garrett becomes a first time champion after a cautious start and clutch finish.
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Park Cagers Drop Second Game in Row
SMU star Gene Phillips battled illness to score 32 points guiding a 95-85 SMU victory over Wichita State. The senior forward has surpassed 30 points in 17 career games despite hospital bed rest and flu symptoms.
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