Warren Tilt Is Big One for Bobcats
The 4AA title race tightens as Hope Bobcats (6-0) meet Warren Lumberjacks (4-1) on Warren home soil in a pivotal Friday clash. Malvern, Camden, and Crossett also mix in, with Arkadelphia facing Fairview. Individual leaders include Hope's Jerry Burnett with 63 points and Malvern's Phil Clem at 61.
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Arkansas State College Indians Ranked Ninth in AP Poll
The Associated Press rated Arkansas State College Indians ninth among small colleges in the nation after a 6-0-1 record. The poll was released Monday, affirming the Indians as a top small college football team with a strong start to the season.
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National Basketball Association Results and Schedule
The Associated Press notes no games on Monday with upcoming matchups including Baltimore at Detroit and St Louis at San Francisco as the Wednesday slate. No scores are listed for the day.
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Guernsey Wins Two At Willisville
On Monday at Willisville Guernsey won two of three basketball games. Junior girls: Guernsey 33 Willisville 9, Cole man 24 for Guernsey Bailey 6 for Willisville. Senior girls: Willisville 72 Guernsey 38, Goodwin 33 for Willisville Black 19 for Guernsey. Guernsey senior boys: Guernsey 57 Willisville 43, Coleman 18 for Guernsey Willisville’s Clark 18. Tonight Spring Hill plays three at Guernsey.
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Baylor and Texas Lead Statistics in Southwest Conference
Baylor keeps the high scoring edge while Texas anchors defense in the Southwest Conference race. Texas Christian shows balance, averaging 257.8 total yards per game with 142.7 rushing yards, the only team over 100 yards in both categories, tying for conference balance as TCU posts two wins and two losses amid Southland balance with Wittenberg ranked No. 1 among small colleges.
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Notre Dame Tops Poll as Irish Lead in Football
Notre Dame, undefeated in six, tops the AP major college football poll with 460 points and 29 first place votes, edging Ohio State 424 points. Ohio State, 6-0, dropped to second after Navy rout and a close win over Iowa. Alabama, Arkansas, Nebraska, Texas, Georgia Tech, LSU, Florida, and Purdue round out the top ten.
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National Hockey League Today’s Game Preview
Scattered notes mix college football statistics with a hockey game mention. Baylor leads in total offense with 295.3 yards per game while Texas tops in defense at 184.3. Baylor passes best at 220.5 yards per game and Texas Tech is strongest on the ground at 189.4. SMU holds the league’s toughest pass defense at 612 yards allowed.
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Yankees sold to CBS amid turmoil and rumors
The New York Yankees transfer ownership to CBS for 11.2 million dollars, with Dan Topping remaining president and Ralph Houk staying as general manager. Yogi Berra signs as special field consultant while possible reunion with Casey Stengel at the Mets is rumored. Meanwhile Whitey Ford faces arterial blockage to be treated surgically in Houston, casting doubt on his future.
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Wittenberg Tops Small College Poll Ahead of Prairie View
The unbeaten Wittenberg Tigers defeated Ohio Wesleyan 40 to 7 last Saturday and led the Associated Press small college football poll with 139 points and 12 first place votes. Prairie View ranked second with 104 points, Florida A&M third with 102, as the Top Ten list shows Louisiana Tech San Diego State Los Angeles State Texas A&M Arkansas State and Massachusetts also in the ranks.
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Ouachita Homecoming Postponed After Tragic Weekend
Ouachita Baptist College postponed its Homecoming activities planned for Saturday to Thanksgiving following the traffic deaths of the wives of two Ouachita football players and the fiancée of another. The Ouachita Arkansas Tech game was also affected as teams rescheduled for Thanksgiving.
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Fight Results from May's Rasocharee Press in Tokyo
Tokyo report lists Katsumi Yabe knocking out Sugar B. Yusov in a Malaysia bout. In San Jose, Willie Richardson defeats Roger Rischer 1 by 195 pounds. Oakland’s Willie Richardson earns a knockout win in San Jose.
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Tulane May Lose Post in Conference
The Birmingham Post-Herald reports the SEC will likely ask Tulane to resign or disassociate after meeting in January due to not meeting the six SEC games requirement for 1966. Bernie Moore would not comment while Tulane officials dispute any withdrawal plans. Tulane has not won a league game since 1961 and has lost 24 of 26.
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Jerry Lamb Returns to Hog Lineup
Jerry Lamb, out with a pulled muscle since the Texas game, practiced Monday and is likely to play Saturday. Defensive leader Jim Finch, who ankleed last week, should see action against Rice in the home game. Freshman coach Jack Davis notes Rice’s tough defense as the Razorbacks seek a 7-0 SWC mark and first place.
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Rice Tough to Score on Says Scout
College football scouts praised opponents ahead of Saturday games. Rice faces Arkansas at Fayetteville with a stingy defense noted by Bill Pace. Texas Tech coach Berl Huffman lauded West Texas State as fast, while West Texas fullback Mundy drew Jim Brown comparisons. Royal of Texas worried about offense and injuries ahead of Texas Baylor. SMU and Texas A&M prioritized defense for their Dallas clash. Baylor’s injury situation showed improvement as TCU prepared for a light week.
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Made It in Time for Operation Gold Fire 1
Dennis A. Darrin, 21, of Portland, Ore., reached Walnut Ridge during the Gold Fire 1 maneuver in time for an appendectomy after a helicopter emergency landing from West Plains, Mo. Another helicopter arrived with Lt. Col. William V. Rel yea, who performed the surgery.
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Gaslite Bowl Leaders and League Names Arrange Night Events
Gaslite Bowl leaders and league participants listed with names including Ronnie Loudermilk Dwight Davis Matt Walters and Brint Odom. Women’s division features Marcelete Mann Helen Beavert Jackie Jarvis Delores McBride Christine Puryear and Sue Fuller. Also mentions Jimmie Nicholas Al Fox and grouped night events with standings 195 192.
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Braves sue Milwaukee over 1945 County Stadium lease
The Braves claim Milwaukee County breached an implied covenant by public statements and actions that created an anti Braves atmosphere, jeopardizing their 1945 home games and lease through 1965. They seek relief while the National League defers moving plans to Atlanta pending court outcomes.
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