Bears Edge Packers 13 10 On Percival Last‑Second Field Goal
Chicago Bears pulled a 13 10 upset over Green Bay as Dick Percival drilled a 43 yard field goal with 26 seconds left after a rare tee kick, lifting the Bears to their third straight win. Gale Sayers ran for 205 yards as the Packers battled, but a late fumble and a blocked attempt sealed the outcome.
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Barber Earns 4125 in Lucky International Open Finish
Barber of Texarkana tied for fourth at the Lucky International Open in San Francisco, finishing at 274 after a 91 on the final round. He matched par across the event, adding $4,125 to his season earnings, while Bill Casper won.
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Diamonds Rally Past Oklahoma City in Continen tal Football League clash
The Arkansas Diamonds erased a 10 point deficit to defeat the Oklahoma City Plainsmen 26 to 16 in a Continental Football League game. The report notes a chaotic campaign season with Nixon Humphrey and Wallace discussing peace talks and election eve plans amid televised appearances and campaign stops.
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Arkansas Voters to Decide Presidential and Key Races
About 580000 Arkansans are expected to vote on Tuesday as polls run 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Top races include U.S. Senate contest with Fulbright facing Bernard, and Governor Rockefeller seeking a second term against Crank. The presidential ballot features Humphrey Muskie versus Nixon Agnew and Wallace Griffin with LeMay on the Arkansas line. Weather calls for clearing skies tonight with increasing cloudiness Tuesday, highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, and slim rain chances.
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