Broyles Hopes Weather Will Favor Porkers
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles expects improving weather to enable outdoor workouts for the Razorbacks before the Christmas break. Rain and snow delayed practice after a strong focus on Alabama and LSU as the team prepares for bowl season and a potential Orange Bowl clash with Colorado.
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Syracuse Upsets Miami in Liberty Bowl Thriller
In Philadelphia Syracuse beat Miami 15 to 14 in a defensive game played amid freezing weather. Ernie Davis starred for Syracuse with 140 rushing yards and a touchdown as Ambrose Bud Dudley warned that without financial support the third game may be last. attendance was 18 712, even with NBC's $100000 TV money aiding the event.
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Pre-Holiday Conference Play Ends With Mix of Wins
Hope 7 Star SPORTS recaps the AIC state teachers, Ouachita and Hendrix remaining top contenders after a week of wins and losses in non-league play. State Teachers beat Tech 70-69 despite Ker Saylors 40 points. Ouachita beat Southern State 78-72. Henderson beat Hardin 79-31 but lost non conference to Nicholls State 81-69 and 47-49. Tech heads to Cape Girardeau tournament. Henderson to Bayou Holiday Classic.
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Porkers Beat Old Miss for 5th Straight Win
Arkansas, leading the Southwest Conference in nonconference play, rallied from a 12 point halftime deficit to beat Mississippi 59 to 34 in Little Rock. Jerry Carl and Tommy Boyer each scored 16 as Arkansas extended its streak. Carlton leads the league with 18.1 points per game.
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Basketball Roundup Connecting AP Scores and Standings
College games recap from the Associated Press lists multiple men’s results including Ohio State 92 over Chicago Loyola 72 and Purdue 5 over Butler 37, plus a long AIC standings table with teams such as Ouachita Jones Henderson Arkansas A&M Harding Ozarks Southern State and State Teachers. Last week results feature Hendrix and Harding among others with upcoming games scheduled across Ozarks Southern State State Teachers Tech and Marshall.
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Elorde Retains Lightweight Title in Manila Victory
In Manila Elorde, at 130 pounds, defeated Sergio Capra of Italy to retain the junior lightweight crown. In New York, Dick Tiger, fighting at 160 14, outpointed Billy Pickett. The event featured Nigeria’s Tiger and location details include 1592 and 10 as in the report.
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Doctor Alfred Sieg 1024 graduate dies in Ada Oklahoma
Dr Alfred Sieg age 6 percent former Oklahoma Medical Association president and Sage Clinic founder died Sunday in Ada Oklahoma He led the OMA in 1992 and helped establish the Sage Clinic a 13 doctor practice The travel or aviation station notes appear garbled with unclear locations and names not connected to the main obituary.
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Rowe Honored on Williamson's Little All American Team
Roy Rowe Toystowe a 190 pound junior at Ouachita Baptist College earned honorable mention on Williamson's 196 Little All American football team. son of Mr and Mrs Lake Rowe of Yona he starred for the Tigers three years and earlier was named to the Arkansas Gazette ALAIC first team on defense a 1950 graduate of Tope High School.
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Giants Clinch Tie and Playoff Bid Amid Season Finish
The New York Giants clinched the National Football League Eastern Conference title race with a 7-7 tie against the Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium, securing a playoff path toward a likely divisional showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles. Green Bay sealed the Western Division crown with a 24-17 win over the Rams, as Bears and Packers push toward the postseason. Giants coach Allie Sherman praised the team’s progress while noting the looming potential rematch with Green Bay in the title game.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Schedule
The Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight’s tables guides daily fish and hunt periods. Major periods last about 90 minutes to two hours starting at the listed times, with shorter minor periods in regular type. plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times.
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Record deer kill hits new high in Arkansas season
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports a record deer kill this year of 12,967 with final counts from the last period to come. Officials note the 1961 total is already higher than the 1959 peak, aided by two new hunting areas White River Wildlife Refuge and Shu maker, though a record was seen even without them. The December period ran six days and closes this month with results pending.
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Oilers extend streak as NFL and AFL clash mire in season endgame
Oilers win ninth straight and clinch AFL Eastern Division title as NFL scoring leader Bobby Walston ties the game with a 10 yard field goal setup by Harold Men. Washington breaks winless skid with Dick James four TD day while Green Bay edges Los Angeles on Elijah Pitts run and a late Ben Agajanian field goal.
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Could Be a Bad Week for Cagers in Pro Football
A rough stretch looms as San Diego seeks the league crown next Sunday while Houston and Boston set record performances. Houston’s Blanda threw four TDs to push season scoring to a record 46, and Cannon led the rush with 948 yards. Boston’s Cappellett scored 11 points setting a new mark, Dallas upset New York in an offense-filled closing day, and other strong teams face key tests this week.
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