Oakland Has W Division Title Wrapped
Oakland clinched the American Football League Western Division led by coach Jon Rauch as its offense and defense top the league in yards per game and points allowed. The Raiders hold a clear edge in offensive yards and net passing while boasting strong defensive metrics, as San Diego trails in total yards.
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Hodges Signs a New Three Year Pact
Mets ask Senators for permission to talk to Gil Hodges then sign him to a three year contract. Hodges says he is going home as reason, living in Brooklyn. The item notes other front office moves and future talks involving Cardinal Bing Devine and Joe Schultz.
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Hope Falls to Taylor 84 65 in Southern State Tourney
Hope Bobcats trailed Taylor by eight at halftime and 15 by the end of the third quarter, then failed a late rally in Maghella. Richard Sallee led with 24 points, while Dwight Galloway and Larry East added 14 and 11. Mickey and Paul Mayton paced Taylor with 24 and 25 points respectively, as eight Hope players scored. The Lady Cats open at Arkadelphia tonight in the Ouachita Baptist Girls Tournament facing England, with Charlotte Gibson’s squad aiming to upset a Class A foe and a radio broadcast by KXAR at 7:40 p.m.
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Arkansas Basketball Scores From Regional Meets
College and high school basketball results dominated the page. Games listed include Yale over Rhode Island 63 61 and Army beating Lehigh 42 5, plus notable college showdowns such as Kentucky edging No. Carolina 77 84 and Syracuse defeating Georgetown 95 67. Local schools from Arkansas posted mixed scores with Henderson down Arkansas College 63 and Harding 95 68.
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Dickey Named Quarterback for NL Game
A passing duel between Eldridge Dickey of Tennessee A&I and John Cartwright of Navy may highlight the North-South college all star game in the Orange Bowl on Christmas Day. Cartwright leads the North offense coached by Bump Elliott, while Dickey heads the South under John Bridgers.
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Sam Huff Announces Retirement After Redskins Game
Washington AP Sam Huff, longtime NFL star and former Giants great, said he will retire after the Redskins’ game with New Orleans. The 33 year old linebacker sobbed at a news conference in D C Stadium dressing room as teammates watched. He cited a ready to hang up his jersey after a 15 minute moment of soberness following an eight year Giants era and four with Washington.
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Gabriel Is Named Back of the Week
Gabriel Hutvan named Offensive Player of the Week by The Associated Press. He led the Los Angeles Rams to a win over Green Bay with three touchdown passes at Memorial Coliseum, keeping title hopes alive in the Coastal Division before a late defensive play by Tony Gullory and a 20 yard run.
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Dodd Aims for Strong Showing Despite Losses
EL PASO TEXAS AP Bob Dobbs UT El Paso coach says the team will still play hard in the Sun Bowl against Mississippi after disqualifying five players under NCAA transfer rules. He notes the absence hurts but expects a competitive effort with key backs and linemen sidelined.
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Packers comeback seals win with late three pass plays
In a tense finish Claude Crabb recovered a fumbled ball to set up a dramatic sequence that enabled Gabriel to connect on a decisive pass to Bernie Casey. Gabriel then added a scoring strike to split end Jack Snow, the former Notre Dame star, completing the rally.
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Solunar Tables From Alden Knight Guide Sports Timings
Solunar Tables print a daily schedule of major and minor fishing and hunting periods. The Major Periods begin at specific times and extend an hour and a half, with minor periods lasting shorter intervals. The text urges planning days to match peak activity, using Central Standard Time.
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Minnesota Loses to Kentucky in Tight ABA Clash
Minnesota’s lead over Indiana narrowed as Kentucky routed the top team, while New Orleans beat Dallas and New Jersey defeated Anaheim in other ABA action. In the NBA Baltimore topped Detroit, Philadelphia beat Seattle, St. Louis edged New York in double overtime, and San Diego defeated Chicago.
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Unitas Named NFL All Star Quarterback by AP Panel
John Unitas was named quarterback on the National Football League All Star team by AP sports writers and sportscasters, having guided the Colts through 13 unbeaten games. The Packers led with six players on the team, while nine franchises had at least one representative on the first team.
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Bobcats Lose To Razorbacks In Third Quarter Blues
The Hope Bobcats fell 66 to 16 to the Texarkana Razorbacks, trailing by 28-21 at halftime before a decisive third quarter doomed them. Richard Salve led with 14 points, Larry Fass 12, while Texarkana’s Billy McClear had 19 and Tom Collins 16. The night also featured the Hope Lizards beating Taylor 49-36, with Terry Turner and Jim Singleton sparking early offense. The Bobcats and Bobkittens travel to Gordon’s Gy Devils next, with the first game at 3 pm.
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Tall Reddie Too Much for Opponents
Henderson State's Larry Ducksworth scored 43 points powering the Reddies past Arkansas College 90 63 to pull even for first in the AIC race. Other scores include Ouachita over Hendrix 74 69 and Southern State over Arkansas Teoh Tech.
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