Hope Bobcats Dominate Nashville Scrappers 42-0 at Homecoming
In 25 degree Hammons Stadium conditions, the Hopé Bobcats rolled 379 yards offense and held Nashville to 26. Massanelli connected with Roger Newton for a first quarter TD, Artis Martin added two scores, and Gary Jones plus Newton contributed as Hope cruised to a 42-0 victory. Artis Martin finished with 55 rushing yards on 26 carries, reaching 1179 yards on the season. The win boosts Hope to 9-2 while Nashville remains late in the 4-AA slate, as Arkadelphia looms as the 4-AA West favorite.
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Calvin Willis
David Still
Newton
Jones
Martin
Randy Briggs
Nashe
Arkadelphia
Badgers
Camden Sincoln
Cats
Fairview
Dark Horse
Rams Rally Past Eagles In Second Half To Take 23 17 Win
Los Angeles Rams overcame a 10 0 halftime deficit to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 23 17 in a National Football League game. Rams coach George Allen blamed a lethargic first half while Ed Meador sparked the comeback with a fumble recovery and a key interception. The win tightened the Coastal Division lead for the Rams as other NFL results flowed in across the day.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Sugar Bowl to Take Hogs or Texas Sugar Bowl to Take Hogs or Texas
Ohio State not bound for the Rose Bowl but post season picture forms today. Notre Dame seeks Cotton Bowl bid against SWC champion after 44 years, with Texas Arkansas winner in Sugar Bowl, Penn State Missouri in Orange, Florida Tennessee in Gator. Other bowls pick teams from a crowded field including LSU, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Penn State, Missouri, and Michigan in a rapidly shifting selection scene.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Amen Seeks Admission to Arkansas AIC Conference
Pine Bluff Ark AP Van Johnson athletic director of Arkansas AMEN College confirms the historically black college has formally applied for admission to the Arkansas conference. The move could affect scheduling and conference membership for the institution in Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
van Johnson
Arkansas Amen College
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
AIC
Am&n
Southwest Athletic Conference
Johnson
Notre Dame Accepts Cotton Bowl Bid in 1920s History
Notre Dame agreed to play in the Cotton Bowl risking a Texas or Arkansas matchup in Dallas on New Year’s Day. Rev. Edmund B. Joyce, executive vice president, announced the decision, noting bowl activities would largely fall during vacation from December 16 to January 5.
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Hogs Gamble Twice One Pays Good
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles gambled twice against SMU in a 25-15 win. A fourth and inches at mid field yielded a first down and a Razorbacks TD. Burnett scored his 32nd in two years, breaking the school scoring record. Maxwell left with a rib injury threatening Thanksgiving plans.
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Frank Broyles
SMU
Razorbacks
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Cary Stockdell
Bill Montgomery
Jerry Dossey
Mike Kelson
Montgomery
Mustangs
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Bobby Field
Bill Burnett
Burnett
George Cole
Gordon McNulty
Hixson
Gary Hammond
TCU
Brice Maxwell
Texas Tech
Tech
Texas
NBA ABA East West standings and results summary
Eastern and Western divisions show team records with recent results and upcoming games. Notable scores include New York 113 Boston 98 and Milwaukee 129 San Francisco 123 in overtime. Leading teams include Indiana Kentucky New York Los Angeles and Philadelphia with varied win percentages.
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Unser Leads Rain Delayed Bobby Ball Memorial Race
Al Unser dominated the rain delayed 200 mile Bobby Ball Memorial Race in Phoenix, setting a record speed of 110.179 mph to win $10,320. Lloyd Ruby finished half a lap back with Wally Dallenbach third as Unser led all but six laps. Several stars retired after Saturday wrecks, including Bobby Unser Foyt and Andretti, and Gary Bettenhausen retired with a burned piston. Fifteen of 26 starters finished.
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Chiefs Storm Past Super Bowl Champs
Chiefs overpower Jets 94-16 at Shea Stadium as Otis Taylor returns from injury to catch two TD passes from Len Dawson. Dawson threw another before his rib injury as Kansas City earns its seventh straight win to move to 9-1. Jets stay atop AFC East despite Namath’s three interceptions.
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Associated Press
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Solunar Schedule From Alden Knight Tables
The article presents the daily Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It suggests planning fishing and hunting around these times to maximize chances of success and locate optimal sport opportunities each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Broncos Rally Past Oilers In Late Fourth Quarter
Houston trailed Denver 20 43 early in the final period before a fumble return by Tom Donahue and a late tying drive sparked by Beathard led to a 42 yard completion and a Gerela game tying field goal with 2 plays left. Denver had jumped ahead on Embree’s 9 yard TD pass and a Howfield field goal before a Thompson 57 yard interception return.
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Kase Kremser
Roy Gerela
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Steve Tens
John Embree
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Bill Thompson
Broncos
Forum Captures Garden State Stakes in 1968 Highlight
Allen junior partner Forum, a yearling trained by Walter Blum, won the Garden State Stakes at Garden State Park by four lengths. The $330,625 race featured 11 rivals with Forum earning $198,375 for backers, returning $39.60 mutuals. Silent Screen, a strong year yet likely finished racing for the year after a scratched leg, and Count Alibel, Prize Silver, Protano, Cragwood’s Evasive Action also placed in a wide field.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Cragwood Stable
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