Wichita Gets Big Shock in Philadelphia
Wichita State coach Gary Thompson voiced frustration after his second ranked Wheatshockers lost 77-69 to 10th ranked St Joseph's in the Quaker City Basketball Tournament final. Thompson criticized loud fans and inconsistent officiating while noting the team extended its unbeaten streak to 10 games. St Joseph's earlier won the tournament in 1962, with Villanova and LaSalle also claiming titles in other years.
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St Louis Defeats San Francisco In NBA Showdown
The St Louis team beat San Francisco 122 to 104 in Tuesday's NBA action. Upcoming games include San Francisco at New York and Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Boston at Baltimore, and St Louis at Detroit. No games are scheduled Thursday.
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Chicago tops New York 4 2 in NHL showdown
In a National Hockey League game, Chicago defeats New York 4 to 2. Montreal visits Toronto as the schedule continues.
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Arkansas Basketball Scores From Regional Tournament List
Scores from various regional and junior college tournaments across Arkansas include Hendrix 76 Ouachita 60 in Arkadelphia, Georgetown Kentucky 92 vs State Teachers Consolation, Harding 67 Henderson 53, Tennessee Martin 97 Arkansas Tech 94, Sylvan Hills 46, Manila 62 Harrisburg 53, Leachville 63 West Memphis, and multiple Class A and B first round results such as Marianna 62 Newport 60 and Poughkeepsie 87 Arkansas State Junior College Invitational games at Beebe.
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College Basketball Tournaments Roundup Third Place Results
A dense summary of multiple college games across tournaments with final scores. Notable results include Saint Joseph's 76 Wichita 69 for third place, Indiana 91 Memphis State 68, SMU 82 Saint Louis 79, Baylor 68 Clemson 59, Auburn 107 Furman 8, UCLA 93 Minnesota 77, Oregon State 67 Northwestern 65, DePaul 84 Brigham Young 75, Texas 66 Georgia 60, and other listed matchups across venues like the Memphis State Classic and Sugar Bowl events with preliminary round notes and site designations.
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Namath Pro Contract Offer Stuns Pro Football World
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath reportedly received a 399000 dollar offer from the New York Jets of the AFL, plus bonuses and a limousine, in a record signing war. Jerry Rhome of Oklahoma State signed with Dallas as Houston Oilers pursued him, while Georgia’s Jim Wilson held dual offers from AFL and NFL. The bidding surge marks the boldest rookie pursues in pro football history ahead of Namath’s Orange Bowl appearance.
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Perry's Cagers Take Delight 130 to 70 Victory
Perry's Truck Stop Independents routed Delight Independents at Jones Field House 130 to 70. Murphy led with 30 points followed by Hatfield 25 Lowe 22 Brown 16 Calhoun 11 while War Delight Hicks scored 16 and Tass 11 for the visitors.
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Scoring on Porkers Not an Easy Feat
Nebraska faces Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl needing only to score to upset the Razorbacks. Arkansas allowed 57 points in five games early this season and boasted a stingy defense. News notes include Georgia coach Dooley planning to protest AFL signing rules and Patriots president Sullivan addressing contract notices. Wake Forest fullback Brian Piccolo signs with the Chicago Bears as a free agent.
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Razorback Defensive Backs Highlight Leader Gray
Razorbacks feature Bill Gray from West Helena as a key defensive back with 23 tackles 16 assists three interceptions and nine passes defended while contributing 69 of 150 career passes for 1 053 yards and 11 touchdowns as quarterback. Larry Watkins from Hamburg a two time all state selection and top statistical leader in 1963 Shoats joins the backfield.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Hold Strong Defensive Stand in 1964
Southwest Conference lineman Ronnie Caveness and safety Ken Hatfield led a young Arkansas defense praised for its stingy 7 rushing yards and 83.5 passing yards per game, totaling 180.5 yards allowed per opponent. The unit, featuring sophomores like cornerback Harry Jones and tackle Loyd Philips, intercepted 15 passes and recovered 13 fumbles while returning three picks for touchdowns. Coach Frank Broyles, worried in August, noted the defense’s third best yardage allowed in conference history and the impact of shutouts on opponent scoring momentum.
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Dean's Players Beat Saratoga 84 71 at Saratoga
Dean's Players defeated the Saratoga Independents 84 to 71 last night at Saratoga. Barnes led with 24 points, Kidd added 20, and Applegeta 17. For Saratoga High, U1 scored, Sanders had 10, and Frisk 4.
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Cotton Bowl QBs Differ in Experience
In Dallas AP reports a Cotton Bowl contrast between Nebraska sophomore Bob Churchich and Arkansas senior Fred Marshall. Churchich wrestled the starting role after Duda’s injury as Nebraska aimed for a 9-1 season finish, while Marshall, groomed in spring training, struggled early despite Arkansas remaining undefeated.
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Parker defensive backs lead Arkansas grid team profiles
The piece highlights Parker’s defensive backfield led by Ken Hatfield a senior from Helena Ark a top punt returner and college record holder. It notes Martine Bercher from Fort Smith a standout four-sport high school athlete and two year top scorer, Brightest star Ken Hatfield again, Stu Berryhill from Cleveland Ohio, Harry Jones Enid Okla and Garland Ridenour Fort Smith as safeties with Jones contributing 30 tackles 14 assists and a 35 yard interception return against TCU.
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First Cotton Bowl Game Back in 1937
The Cotton Bowl began in 1937 with Texas Christian University and Marquette in a rainy January 1 game, featuring L. D. Meyer and Sammy Baugh. The showdown launched a tradition, with the Cotton Bowl evolving under J. Curtis Sanford and later as a key Southwest Conference post season bowl.
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McClendon maps Sugar Bowl strategy amid Christmas memories
LSU coach Charlie McClendon plans most of the day to chart tactics for the Sugar Bowl against Syracuse while remembering past Christmases. He recalls Arkansas childhood, Kentucky days under Paul Bryant, and long bowl traditions with Dorothy Faye McClendon, who notes his football focus and hunting trips between games.
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