Raiders Set Record in Baylor Rout
Raiders roll over Baylor 91-09 as Baylor suffers record-setting defeat. Vanderbilt and Tulane also clash in early week action with Vanderbilt routing Tulane 91-09 at home. Vic Vanderbilt sparked the Commodores late second half to seal the Southeastern Conference win while Jan Walker of Tulane was held scoreless in a rough first half.
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Speed Skating Title at Stake
Saskatchewan announces Tuesday the American Olympic style two day championships with Rodney Jotaetd bros set to compete for the title.
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Lakers Face Coliseum Rent Fight Over Arena Contract
Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Cooke faces the Coliseum Commission over a dispute on a 11 year pact and $30,000 player procurement fund. If no agreement is reached the team risks playing home games elsewhere, possibly Canada, as the Sports Arena deal stands unsettled.
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Puzzle Across and Down Clue Mix from Five and Ten
A scrambled word puzzle grid with numerous clues across and down, featuring odd spellings and mixed phrases. The page lists cryptic hints, partial letter patterns, and garbled entries, suggesting a crossword or word-finding game embedded in a newspaper puzzle section.
New Industry Emerges Near McCaskill and Blevins
North Hempstead County sees a new Channel Catfish venture by Paul Oller of Hope. He has invested about 40000 dollars to build ponds covering 35 to 40 acres, with several hundred brood stock fish and large fingerling moves last Thursday involving about 500000 fry from Hope and Nashville. He expects to supply markets later this year once fish reach market size.
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Coffey Expected to Join Arkansas Coaching Staff
Knoxvlle AP Coffey Charley a defensive backfield coach at Tennessee was set to announce today his acceptance of an Arkansas offer Coffey called the Arkansas proposal attractive Arkansas coach Frank Broyles unavailable for comment Coffey expected to replace Jim Mackenzie who resigned last month to head Oklahoma Coffey played guard for Tennessee in the mid 1950s
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Puerto Rico Play Results Highlight Arecibo Victory
In San Juan Mayaguez was held to four hits by Thad Tillotson of the Dodgers and George Culver of Cleveland. Sam Parrilla hit a long homer helping Arecibo to a 9 run victory over the Indians on Tuesday night.
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Cooke Contemplates Lakers Arena Move Options
Sources say Buss takes Cooke's plan seriously as he weighs three paths. Build a new arena, stage games at Dodger Stadium, or relocate the Lakers to a different venue. Decision could reshape Los Angeles sports landscape.
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Texas Tech tops Baylor in record 115 point opener
Texas Tech set a league scoring record with 115 points in a 115-77 victory over Baylor at Lubbock. Texas beat Rice 94-85 at home, while SMU fell 85-78 to Texas A&M in conference opener. TCU edged Arkansas 83-83 in Fort Worth.
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Texas Beats Rice With Reserve Scoring Edge
Texas overwhelmed Rice as reserves fueled the win while Bob Glover led scoring with 26 points for the Raiders. Rice, after a poor start and 0-10 league mark, trailed by 20 with 4:20 left and managed only 11 points against Texas reserves. Texas dominated rebounds 60-46 and welcomed Mike Gammon back with eight points. Texas AWM faded to SMU in shooting but won at the line, 21 of 26.
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Hope Sweeps Three Games From Emmet
Hope hosts Emmet in Jones Field House sweeping three games. Lady Cats win 65 29 behind Gail Hartsfield 20 Becky Lewis 18 and Carol Anthony 8. Emmet’s Dougan tops with 23. B team 64 63. Junior girls 28 3 propelled by Eva Jo Hale 17 and Jo McKamlé 16. Both teams next face Emmet Friday night.
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Southern State Keeps Rolling Along In AIC Basketball Action
Southern State College stayed unbeaten in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference play with an 81-70 win over Arkansas Tech. Arkansas State Teachers College tripped Arkansas A&M 75-65 to stay one game back. Hardin College won 70-68 at Ouachita Baptist. College of the Ozarks beat Hendrix 59-1. Ricky Sugg led Arkansas in scoring with 29 points.
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Basketball Scores and Schedules From Northeast Centers
National Basketball Association results show Philadelphia beating Baltimore 129 to 122 with New York also winning. upcoming games include San Francisco versus New York and more matchups across major cities. Arkansas and college teams post multiple scores across invitational events, with high school classes reporting round results and regional tournament standings.
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Harding and ORU clash as Whitaker, Brown spark rallies
Ouachita Baptist led 23-0 early but Harding surged to a 68-58 edge with 4 26 left. Ronnie Brown scored 29 for Harding while Robert Cornelius added 21 for ORU as the Bisons battled back from a 37-27 halftime deficit to a 67-47 margin with five minutes remaining.
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North Line to Be Tough for South in Senior Bowl
Mobile Alabama AP says North line features prime defensive tackles Gale Gillingham Minnesota 210 Charley Harper Oklahoma State 244 Randy Beister Indiana 242 and Joe Dabison Idaho 24. Linebackers include Dick Leftridge West Virginia Randy Schultz Town State and Jim Waskiewicz Wichita State. South drills focus on non contact work as Randy Johnson Texas A and L and Bill Anderson Tulsa and Gary Lane Missouri throw. Steve Sloan Alabama hampered by ribs may return midweek.
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College basketball results from multiple conferences and scores
East Providence 66 Brown 48. Harvard 84. New Hampshire 59. Mass 98 American Intl. Vanderbilt 91 Tulane 69. Davidson 98 Richmond 89. Pittsburgh 77 Va Tech 76. Purdue 109 Notre Dame 92. Texas Tech 115 Baylor 77. TCU 88 Arkansas 85. Texas A&M 85 SMU 78. Gonzaga 80 Portland State 45. Other scores include Maryland and Missouri Valley items. An annual rainfall figure for Australia noted.
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