Arkansas Seeks Cotton Bowl Bid as Texas Tech Looms
Arkansas aims for a third straight Cotton Bowl berth by beating a 3-9 Texas Tech in the penultimate SWC weekend. SMU Baylor and TCUOs Baylor battle outlooks as SMU faces possible bowl-reel status, with Mac White hurt and Terry Southall excelling, while Baylor seeks momentum. NBA results and college scores close the item.
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Park Player Buried Near Searcy After Arkansas Funeral
Claude Smithey 28 Arkansas football player died after Oct 29 dressing room collapse and brain surgery. Funeral attended by coach Frank Broyles, Razorback seniors, and about 200 at First Methodist Church. graveside services at Harmony Cemetery. Broyles spoke at the grave.
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Notre Dame Favored In Clash With Michigan State
Notre Dame carries an 41 5 point edge over Michigan State in a collision of top ranked unbeaten teams at Spartan Stadium. Ara Parseghian and Duffy Daugherty predict a tight defensive battle with a possible quick break deciding the outcome. A sellout crowd of about 79 000 will view the 1 30 p m kickoff on ABC TV with scouts present and a weather forecast of cloudy skies and possible light rain or snow Friday.
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Boxer Dies After Being Knocked Out in Canton
CANTON Ohio AP Light heavyweight boxer Greatest Crawford died early today at Timken Mercy Hospital after a ninth round knockout by Marion Conner. Crawford aged 26 weighed 170 pounds, suffered a brain blood clot removal surgery, and died following coma after the Wednesday night fight.
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Football Arkansas High School Scores Summary
Camden defeats Smackover 26 to 4 in a high school football clash. Little Rock Central B tops Lit the Rock Metropolitan 28 to 7. Atkins beats Alma 25 to 7 in another Arkansas game.
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Arkansas Coach Fears Big Texas Tech Clash
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said he was scared before the Saturday game with Texas Tech. The Razorbacks can tie for the Southwest Conference title by winning. Injured Harry Jones expected to play. captains named Dick Cunningham Loyd Phillips and Jones.
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Boras Sets early Houston lead in Champions event
Julius Boros shot a five under par 66 to lead the Houston Champions International Tournament first round amid a crowded field at Cypress Creek. Dick Crawford chased with 68 after a two time collegiate champion turned pro. Ozarks falls to Little Rock 70-69 on a Bob Dobson jumper with three seconds left.
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Powder Puff Game Sparks Hope High Rivalry
Hope High seniors and juniors clash in Hammons Stadium for the third annual Powder Puff clash. The male sport spectacle features mixed cheer squads, a halftime coronation, and playful trash talk as the two classes vie for bragging rights under Student Council sponsorship.
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Two Parkers Are Drafted by NFL Teams
NEW YORK AP Two University of Arkansas players were drafted in a supplemental draft finished Thursday. End Tommy Burnett was chosen by the Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback Jon Brittenam was picked by the San Francisco 49ers.
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Carter Leads Scorers in Arkansas
Fort Smith Northside’s David Carter tops Class AAA football scorers with 72 points from 12 touchdowns. Ronnie Perry of Fort Smith Southside ties for second with 66, alongside Gary Brunson and Mark Thompson of Fayetteville. Friday night features Carter vs Perry, while Gary Hines of Sheridan leads Class AA with 119 points and Keith French of Brinkley heads Class A.
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Bodean Wins: Village games and local standings turn tight
Bodean wins three home games over Village squads as Bodcaw junior and senior teams split results. Bodcaw juniors improve to 3-3, seniors to 5-? with Pa Matherly and Qui Moss led scorers. Bodcat and Bodcan girls post wins as Village players including Peggy Butler and Nancy Brown contribute. NHL notes mention Montreal Toronto New York Boston Detroit games scheduled. overall scoring leaders include Norphlet and Ronnié with 156 points.
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