Aggies Top Razorbacks In Upset Showdown
Texas A&M stunned eighth ranked Arkansas 17 9 as Aggies shut down the Razorbacks running game and forced Arkansas into turnovers. A&M leveraged a conservative no frills attack, strong defense and punting to pin Arkansas back, with Mark Green scoring and Ferguson rare errors contributing to the visitors victory.
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Harry King
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Trevino Wins Sahara Meet In Fierce Final Round
Trevino rises from six behind to win the Sahara Invitational by four strokes, firing a six under 64 to total 220, the first victory since his sweep of major opens. Bob Dickson falters with 72, Don January takes third at 283, Palmer struggles to 290, Nicklaus absent. George Archer places second at 281.
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Services Held Today for TCU Coach Who Died During Game
Services for Jim Pittman, TCU football coach, who collapsed during a Saturday night game with Baylor, will be held today at University Chestnut Church on campus. He is survived by his widow and two sons. Teammates and officials recalled his leadership and character as the Horned Frogs mourn their head coach.
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ABA Basketball Scores and Standings Summary
ABA action features many scattered results. Notable games include Houston and Atlanta scoring high, Denver defeating Kentucky and Virginia posting strong showings. East and West divisions list trimmed records for Virginia Florida New York Kentucky Pittsburgh Indiana Dallas Utah Memphis and others with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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McCreary Named Blues Coach Seeks Strong Defense
Bill McCreary takes over as coach of the St. Louis Blues promising tighter defense. The 36 year old, previously head coach of the Blues farm club the Denver Spurs, succeeds Sid Abel who moves to GM and Lynn Patrick becomes vice president. Abel hints at不足 response from players and a needed change. Denver promotes Jean Guy Talbot to replace McCreary with Blues scout duties.
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Blanda leads Raiders to late tie with Chiefs
George Blanda, aging star of the Oakland Raiders, fuels a 20-20 deadlock with Kansas City by throwing a 24 yard TD to Fred Biletnikoff and drilling an eight-yard field goal. His career points reach 1,609, edging Lou Groza. Madden hails Blanda as exceptional while Stram notes his impact. Raiders and Chiefs remain tied for first in the AFC West.
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Bears' Offense Struggles in Pitt Loss Passes Poorly Connected
In a tough game against Pittsburgh the Bears relied on a shaky aerial attack. Quarterback incomplete passes and limited yardage hampered the offense as receivers Wille Richardson and Ray Perkins struggled to gain meaningful gains.
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Michigan Rout Sends Wolverines Toward Rose Bowl
Michigan crushes Indiana 51 7 as Billy Taylor rushes for 72 yards and two TDs, lifting his season total to 256 yards. The win helps Michigan stay in the national title picture alongside Nebraska Oklahoma Alabama Auburn Penn State Georgia. Top 10 also features Cornell Dartmouth Arkansas Ohio State and others after a weekend of decisive results.
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Associated Press
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Bobcats Rally Past Camden For 27 22 Victory
In Camden Friday Hope Bobcats erased a 16-7 halftime deficit to beat Camden Panthers 27-22 in a TAA Conference game. Robie Boyd hooked up with Ricky Hart for a key fourth down conversion and Linn Norton recovered a fumble to keep the final drive alive before Boyd scored with 36 seconds left. Ray Wheelington’s earlier 3 yard TD run gave Hope its first lead in the second quarter. Hope improves to 6-3 overall and 4-3 in district as they prepare for Nashville Scrappers.
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Arkansans Tie for Money at Sahara Invitational
R H Sikes of Springdale and Richard Crawford of Little Rock finished the Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament with 288 totals and each won 2437 dollars. Lee Trevino won the event with 280. Veteran receiver Jack Snow names Jim Johnson as the NFL’s top defensive back and backs the Dallas secondary as the best overall unit.
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