Red Hot Parks Rout Texas A&M 98 66 in SWC clash
Arkansas Razorbacks surged to a 98 66 victory over Texas A M to take sole position atop the Southwest Conference standings. Pete Butler led with 20 points as Arkansas dominated both ends, opening a 21 point halftime lead and extending the run to five wins in six games. Texas A M never mounted a serious threat as Arkansas defense and balanced scoring powered the win.
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Hope Teams Travel to Ashdown for Rich Schedule
Two Hope High senior boys and girls squads head to Ashdown for tonight’s game. Thursday hosts exurkana and Hope junior teams with senior girls from both schools. Friday sends junior and senior boys to DeQueen.
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Pro Football Season Seen As Strong By NFL Owners
Los Angeles report notes 1955 was a very good season and NFL owners, meeting west of Chicago, approved a $10,000 bonus for Bert Bell and expressed plans to expand TV games. Bell cited hopes to bring more games to fans, including out of town matchups, as the league viewed the Pro Bowl positively. College Station hosts Sam Houston State in a conference tilt while Houston's Owls welcome Baylor and TCU visits Texas A&M for a key showdown.
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Standings in AP Cage Poll Keep San Francisco Lead
San Francisco remains the leading college basketball town as the AP Poll names them unbeaten for the sixth straight week after key wins over Santa Clara and Fresno State to push its streak to 30. Dayton stays unbeaten as Kentucky rises to fourth, Illinois advances to sixth, and Ohio State falls after a loss.
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College Basketball Scores From Eastern League Action
East Villanova beat Brandeis 95 83 Duquesne 76 Bowling Green 54 Steubenville 78 American U a6 Northeastern 74 Tufts 58 Ursinus 73 Philadelphia School of Pharmacy 60 Kings Pa 99 East Stroudsburg 38 Adelphi 78 Beder 74 Georgia Tech 79 Mississippi 58 Tennessee 9 LSU 62 North Carolina 64 Maryland 35 Miami Fla 85 Stetson 79 Vanderbilt 69 Mississippi State 49 William & Mary 66 Virginia Tech Virginia 73 Washington & Lee Wofford 8 Newberry 72 Hampden Sydney 76 Roanoke 69 Georgia Tech 104 Florida State
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College basketball scores roundup from various games
A compact list of results shows Shern 88 Bethune Cookman 76 and Tuskegee 64. Other notable wins include Florida A M 65 over Morris Brown 70 and Florida Southern 5 Loyola La 5 both held to low totals. Stetson 79 and Florida 92 highlight the day with several close contests.
Chisox Sign All But Four Regulars
The Chicago White Sox signed ten regulars for 1956 including Walt Drop and Al Papai with four holdouts. Nellie Fox, Sherm Lollar, and Jack Horner, Dick Donovan remain unsigned, while Fox is set for talks in Chicago tomorrow. Several other players changed teams or joined the roster through signings.
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