Great Year for Sports in Arkansas
A sweeping blast of achievements marks a record season for Arkansas athletics. The Razorbacks dominated football as Southland and conference titles, a Cotton Bowl bid, and high national ranking crowned a storied year. Baseball, golf, basketball and track also showcased Arkansas via Travelers, Robinson, Sikes, Sikes, and state champions across classes.
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Nebraska season forged in third game at Ames
Nebraska's 9 1 season arc hinged on the third game against Iowa State in Ames. QB Fred Duda broke his leg early, and Bob Churchich stepped up to guide a 14 7 win in his first start. The Huskers rallied through South Carolina, Kansas State, Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Oklahoma, securing the Big Eight title race. Coach Devaney praised the team for overachieving beyond expectations.
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Devaney Could Have Been a Congressman
Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney drew a write in congressman vote during the recent general election. The piece recalls his rise from Wyoming to Nebraska and his record: 63 victories, 14 losses and 5 ties, including a 10-1 season and Orange Bowl win. Observers cite hard work, preparation, and strong coaching teamwork as keys to his success.
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Unclear Quote Highlights Nebraska Grid Season Scores
A fragmented quote notes they gave everything they had. The record lists Missouri, Colorado, South Dakota, Minnesota, and other opponents with scores such as 56 0 against South Dakota and 28 7 against Oklahoma, reflecting a tough 19th century era college football schedule.
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Ideal Weather Forecast for Cotton Bowl in Dallas
The Weather Bureau predicts ideal conditions for the New Year’s Day Cotton Bowl between Arkansas and Nebraska in Dallas. Temperatures will be in the upper sixties with low winds and clear skies expected.
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Broyles a finalist for major College Coach of the Year
Eight nominees named for the top College Coach of the Year award include Frank Broyles of Arkansas and Bob Devaney of Nebraska. Finalists announced by Eastman Kodak Co. and the American Football Coaches Association, with awards to be given at the coaches convention in Chicago January 10 to 13.
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Arkansas
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Alabama
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Oregon State
Harold W. Lahar
Colgate University
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Princeton
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