Razorbacks Win Grantland Rice Award For 1964 Team
Honolulu AP Frank Broyles says he is prouder than ever as Arkansas Razorbacks, undefeated and No. 1 in the nation, win the Grantland Rice Award. The team received a five-man Football Writers Association of America panel’s top honor after a 10-7 Cotton Bowl victory over Nebraska and a No. 2 finish in the final AP poll. Broyles notes overwhelming support from Arkansas fans and players' dedication after beating Texas, with Broyles preparing to coach the South squad in the Hula Bowl.
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Gaslite Bowl Leaders and Top Performers Weekly
Weekly leaders across divisions list high game scores and top averages. Notable names include Jack Dailey 234 and Howard Ellis 218 in men’s events, Kitty Ellis 192 in ladies, Fred Fuller 227 in Men’s Niteowl, and team winners from the New Year’s Eve Tournament.
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Phil del Vecchio
Butch Fant
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Kitty Ellis
Dorothy Lewis
Helen Beavert
Edna Gibson
Katherine Kalba
Leola McBrayer
Sue Fuller II
Ae Velora Bright
Ola Huddleston
Jimmie Nicholas
Pat Case
Fred Fuller
Carl Dalrymple
Bobo Baker
Wednesday Lampliter
Bobbie Gautsche
Polly Chambless
Lois Shirley Ee
Rosetta Hogue
Vera Thomason
Ronnie Beavert
Albert Boswell
Duval Moore
R. B. Baker
Pat Fuller
Mazie Ross
Guy Ross
Sharon Bailey
Wayne Bailey
Bettie Duke
Ray Duke
Pat
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Danny Beavett
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Velora Bright
Lanora Messer
Aston Helen Beavert
Lillian Wren
Mary Reilly Weay
Ann Price
Carolyn Ross Jeet
Howard Ellis
Blue Archer
Jerry O'Neal
Bill Shirron
Aubrey Bailey
Tet Peete Aves
Whee Ose
Arkansas JC overtime win in gritty college basketball edge
The Associated Press reports Arkansas State JC fell 80 79 in overtime to Martin JC in a closely contested college game. High school results include Carlisle 48 Cabot 43 and Mulberry 58 Lavaca 57 with other invitational scores across the region.
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Solunar Period Schedule From Knight Solunar Tables
Plan your days around the major and minor periods printed from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at listed times and run about two hours. minor periods are shorter. Use the schedule to time fishing or hunting for optimal activity.
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Evansville Maintains Top Spot as Small College Polls Shift
Evansville Aces hold first in the AP small college basketball rankings as High Point and Youngstown climb three spots each to fourth and seventh. High Point defeated Belmont Abey 130-71 and Campbell 91-80. Youngstown beat Maine and Assumption Ont. to reach 9-1 with an overtime 36-35 win over Muskingum. Other top ten include Grambling, Winston Salem, Pan American, Wittenberg, and Philadelphia Textile.
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Muskingum
Grambling
Winston Salem
Pan American
Wittenberg
Phila. Textile
Razorbacks Named Best In Nation By Grantland Rice Award
Arkansas Razorbacks football team earned the Grantland Rice award as the nation's top college squad for the season. They secured conference title and Cotton Bowl victory while_logging 11 straight wins. The roster lists many players including Bobby Crockett, Richard Trail, Glen Ray Hines, and Eddie Woodlee among others.
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Glen Ray Hines
Claud Smithey
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Randy Stewart
Melvin Gibbs
Dick Hatfield
Jerry Jones
Ronnie Mac Smith
Mike Bender
Dick Cunningham
Jerry Lamb
Tommy Burnett
Fred Marshall
Ronny South
Jack Brasuel
Bobby Burnett
Jim Lindsey
Gary Robinson
Buddy Nix
Eddie Woodlee
James Finch
Mickey Maroney
Loyd Phillips
Jackie Moran
Jim Johnson
Guy Jones
Jim Williams
Tommy Sain
Bobby Roper
Lee Johnson
Joe Black
Ronnie Caveness
Buddy Sims
Bill Gray
Larry Watkins
Martine Bercher
Ken Hatfield
Stu Berryhill
Harry Jones
Garland Ridenour
Tom McKnelly
Perry Five Beats Deans Independents 103 to 89
Perry Five defeated Deans Independents 103 to 89 at Spring Hill Gym last night. D. Hatfield led with 36 points, E. Murphy 20, and W. Lovell 17 for Perry Five while W. Kidd topped Deans Independents with 31, C. Foster 16, and C. Kidd 14.
Lombardi backs Hornung despite trade rumors
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi says Paul Hornung has great potential and will not be traded, denying reports of a clash over a late team meeting. Hornung played in the Pro Playoff loss to St. Louis, did not start, carried five times, had one pass intercepted, and kicked a 40 yard field goal with two conversions.
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NBA Results and Upcoming Games Brief
NBA scores show Boston 138 over St Louis 106 and Philadelphia 121 over San Francisco 102. Baltimore defeated Detroit 129 to 121 while Cincinnati won 116 to 102 against New York. Upcoming games include Boston at Los Angeles and Detroit at Baltimore followed by Philadelphia vs Cincinnati at Dayton and Boston at San Francisco.
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Banner Year for SWC Football Dominates 1964
Associated Press overview of the Southwest Conference in 1964 highlights Arkansas as undefeated conference and Cotton Bowl champion with Texas at 10-1 and Alabama as national champion. Texas and Baylor reach major bowls, Navy chatter and historical comparisons frame a season of strong bowl success and notable undefeated teams within the conference.
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Texas and Arkansas draw would have kept both undefeated
The text recalls a 1964 conference season where Texas chose a kick for the extra point over a pass, and Arkansas and Texas would have tied and remained undefeated with a single tie each. The league won 14 of 24 inter conference games, beating Army Oklahoma Tulsa Washington State and Kentucky. It argues the 1964 season was strong and compares favorably to other colleges.
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Providence Friars Remain Unbeaten With BC Victory
Providence defeated Boston College 89 to 79 in Newton Mass. led by Jim Walker 28 points and Bill Blair 28 as BC forward John Austin scored 29 despite an injured wrist. Providence extended its road wins to five this season and sits as the nation’s lone unbeaten major team.
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Sports scores and schedules from today
Toronto defeated Chicago 3 to 1 and New York beat Boston 5 to 2. Detroit visits Boston with no other games scheduled today.
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Spring Hill Wins Three Straight From Saratoga
On Tuesday night in Saratoga the Spring Hill teams defeated Saratoga in all three games. Junior girls won 50 to 37 with Sandy Aaron scoring 26 points and 10 from Cindy McCormack and Janice Martin. Senior girls prevailed 49 to 40 led by Betty McNiel 25, Pam Butler 14, and Jackie Kidd 10 while Corless Archer led Saratoga with 26. Spring Hill boys beat Saratoga 62 to 46 as Gary Kidd scored 28 and Will iam Morse 11. Tony Smith had 15 for Saratoga, Peebles 11.
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Betty McNiel
Pam Butler
Jackie Kidd
Corless Archer
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Land's End and early college hoops in AP list
Land's End is England's westernmost point of land. The Jutaday debating group is linked to Benjamin Franklin in Buffalo. Providence remained ninth in AP standings as Louisville defeated La Salle 92-80 at home. Brigham Young beat Seattle 92-72 with John Fairchild scoring 23. Marquette edged Chicago Loyola 71-69 on Rocke Calvelli's late jump shot. Wake Forest defeated North Carolina 107-85 and N C State beat Virginia 73-67 in ACC play. West Virginia toppled Virginia Military 87-79 in the ACC.
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