Texarkana's Saint Leads All State Football Picks
Texarkana star Mike Saint and Fort Smith Northside end David Geren top the Associated Press All State football team for 1967. Saint, a 195 pound back, rushed for nearly 1000 yards in eight games and was named top back by 12 voters.
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Razorbacks Edge Mississippi in late shot, 3-point play
Razorbacks, led by sophomore Eldridge from Green Forest with 19 points, edged Mississippi 64 to 62 after Eldridge tipped in a late free throw miss. Mississippi led 38-33 at intermission. Arkansas rallied with six straight points and a late scoring sequence to secure the win as McKenzie and Ward contributed late.
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Texas A&M Eyes Sunflower Classic with Kansas and K State
Texas A&M, after four narrow wins, heads into key games this weekend against Kansas and Kansas State. The undefeated Southwest Conference team will join the Sunflower Classic with Cincinnati and Missouri Valley’s Boise. Baylor and Texas A&M hold seven of the nine conference wins this season. Texas and Arkansas have one win each. The Aggies’ notable wins include a 10695 nip of Trinity and an 83-? victory over West Texas. Arkansas beat Mississippi while SMU and Oklahoma City faltered.
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Southland Teams Struggle With 4 Wins in Week
The Southland Conference went 4 and 8 across 12 games last week. Trinity led with 4 wins, including a 1 point loss to Texas A&M and a 11 point win over Southwest Conference foe Rice. Lamar Tech dropped its first game to Evansville and faces two road tests this week.
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State Loses to Missouri Cagers in Springfield
Arkansas State University forfeited the basketball to Southwest Missouri 23 times and lost 72 to 63. Southwest Missouri led 42 to 20 at the half as Max Gee and Lou Shepherd each scored 16, with Chuck Williams adding 14. Harold Persit paced the Indians with steady drives and finishes through the game.
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