Rose Bowl rout, Simpson stars as USC edge Indiana 14-3
Southern California defeated Indiana 14-3 in the Rose Bowl as O J Simpson rushed for 128 yards and two touchdowns. Oklahoma upset Tennessee 26-24 in the Orange Bowl after a late field goal attempt by Karl Kremser missed by two feet with 14 seconds left. Texas A&M upset Alabama 20-13 in Dallas as Edd Hargett and Wendell Housley led the Aggies. LSU rallied to beat Wyoming 20-13 in the Sugar Bowl. Penn State and Florida State played to 17-17 in the Gator Bowl. Texas-El Paso beat Mississippi 14-7 in the Sun Bowl. Blue beat Gray 22-16 in the Shrine All-Star game. East defeated West 16-14 in the annual All-Star clash.
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Simpson Star Of Rose Bowl For USC Trojans
Southern California won the Rose Bowl 14 to 3 over Indiana as O J Simpson scored both touchdowns and rushed 128 yards on 25 carries. Indiana's lone points came on a second quarter field goal by Dave Kornowa. USC coach John McKay praised the plan to feature Simpson while using Dan Scott as decoy, and Indiana coach Bill Mallory acknowledged missed scoring chances in a tough game.
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Revival of High School Basketball Opens Week
Blair sports coverage notes the Hope Junior and Senior Girls and B Boys host Emmet at Jones Field House tonight with 6:00 start times. Hope Bobcats, at 4-4, face Region 4-AA foes Magnolia and El Dorado Washington Hornets in upcoming home and away games as the season resumes.
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Central Still Tops Arkansas High School Poll
Central remains atop the AP high school basketball ranking at 10-0 after beating sixth-ranked Greenbrier 65 54 and 71-49 over North Little Rock. Greenbrier rises to third. Horace Mann, El Dorado and North Little Rock also move, with Weiner entering the top ten. Crickets and grasshoppers create the sound known as stridulation.
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Solunar Tables Schedule For Hunting And Fishing
The page presents Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight detailing Major and Minor periods for hunting and fishing using Central Standard time. It lists dates and daily times for minor and major periods with values shown in bold for majors and regular type for minors, though OCR errors exist in the table entries.
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Hope area basketball scores and results roundup
Arkansas basketball results from multiple schools including Nettleton Marianna Manila and Paragould with varied scores and forfeits. Notable showings include Arkadelphia Sparkman and Arkansas Tech Invitational games with multiple teams posting wins and losses. ABA and NBA style scores from weekend matchups cover St Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago and more.
Bulls Hold Off Orioles in Close NBA Bout 109-103
Chicago Bulls built a 20 point third quarter lead then held on to beat Baltimore 109-103 as Flynn Robinson scored 34 and Erickson 24. St Louis Hawks crushed Seattle 115-94 while Dallas topped New Jersey 122-104. ABA notes Dallas led 35-22 at start with McHartlay scoring and Hagan adding 20. Also a feature on the turbo fish camouflage and gun turret eyes.
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UCLA Tops Nation as Bruins Hold Scalp atop Top Ten
UCLA leads the national poll with 36 first place votes and 368 points after an 8-0 start and a Los Angeles Classic run. Houston debuts in the ranking while three newcomers Oklahoma City St Bonaventure and New Mexico join the list, Indiana and Davidson drop from the Top Ten.
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National Hockey League Scores From The Associated Press
Montreal beat Oakland 2 0 Toronto defeated St Louis 8 1 Minnesota triumphed over Boston 5 4 Chicago edged New York 3 2 Detroit downed Pittsburgh 5 2 Philadelphia crushed Los Angeles 9 1 New York defeated Toronto 4 0 Detroit beat Boston 6 4 Chicago defeated Oakland 3 0 Philadelphia routed Los Angeles 9 1 No games scheduled Today s Games
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Raiders to Work for Super Bowl
The Oakland Raiders prepared for their Super Bowl showdown against the Green Bay Packers after a 40 7 AFL title win over Houston. Packers clinched the NFL title with a 21 17 victory over Dallas in 13 degree weather as Bart Starr scored the deciding TD with 13 seconds left. Lamonica and Dixon led Oakland’s offense while Blanda contributed four field goals. The scene shifted to Pasadena where Tournament of Roses spectators paid top prices and improvised seating arrangements.
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Unknown Star at Kenyon College Shines in NCAA Ranking
Kenyon College guard John Rinka, a 5-9 sophomore from Kenyon College in central Ohio, ranked third in the NCAA College Division scoring with a 36.7 average. Coach Bob Harrison, a former NBA All-Star, praises Rinka’s drive and versatility including behind the back and through the legs dribbling.
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Anderson Is Punt Return Specialist in Blue-Gray Game
In Montgomery, the Blue team beat the Gray 22 to 16 as Dick Anderson of Colorado returned two punts for touchdowns. Dobbs praised Anderson as the most tremendous punt returner he’d seen, while Amerson was named MVP. The Gray led in downs and total offense but could not stop the Blue’s standout play.
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Arkansas Wins SWC Sportsmanship Award at Cotton Bowl
Dallas AP reports a student committee representing SWC schools chose Arkansas as the sportsmanship award winner. Pat Edwards, Arkansas sportsmanship chair, accepted the trophy at halftime of the Cotton Bowl game. The honor recognizes the conference school with the best sportsmanship across all athletic events from the prior year.
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Splash Day Draws 400 on Padre Island in Cold Surf Dip
Corpus Christi crowd of about 400 gathered for the ninth annual splash day observance to show the mild climate. Nine young ladies in bathing suits took part in a beauty pageant. Mayor Jack Blackmon fed 4 dozen swimmers for a quick dip in 53 degree weather as they headed for the dressing rooms. The piece also notes the piccolo as the smallest woodwind instrument and highest pitched.
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