Hope 3 Star Big Scalp Football Arkansas Scores
Arkansas freshmen 60 Tulsa freshmen not specified in text. Steelers seek third straight win after beating Browns 16-6 and St Louis 30-9. Dallas adds Ralph Neely, Browns host Washington, Chicago at Green Bay, Detroit at Cleveland, and other NFL and high school results. Includes numerous scores and players like Starr, Green, and Yepremian.
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Dallas Cowboys
Steelers
Cleveland
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Ralph Neely
Neely
Dallas
Houston
Washington
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Atlanta
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Minnesota
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Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Frank Ryan
Kelly
Green
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Paul Hornung
Garo Yepremian
Cyprus
Colts
Lou Michaels
Giants
Dick Bass
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Norm Snead
King Hill
Eagles
John Brodie
Horace Mann Bears blank Yerger Tigers 83-0 in rout
Horace Mann Bearcats overwhelmed Yerger Tigers 83 to 0 in Little Rock. Charles Robinson opened the scoring with a six yard run, Bruce Swinton added nine extra points, and Michael Peterson connected on two kicks. The game ended 83-0 after touchdowns from multiple players and a string of Yerger interceptions.
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Little Rock
Horace Mann Bearcats
North Little Rock Jones
Hope Yerger Tigers
Charles Robinson
Bruce Swinton
Michael Peterson
Walter Nelson
Robinson
Henry Anderson
Robert Alexander
Larry Miller
John Richardson
Swinton
Warren Jordan
David Lewis
Billy Anderson
Simmons
Horace Mann
Yerger
Baltimore Bullets Trade Shakeup Aims For Strong 74-75 Run
The Baltimore Bullets reshuffle as Bailey Howell and Jim Barnes depart, with Gus Johnson fitting in as a perennial all star. New rosters feature Mel Counts as center, Bob Ferry in steady support, and rookies Jack Mann and Newt Johnson showing promise. The article notes trading losses and a hard season ahead for rookie coach Mike Farmer as management aims to stabilize a volatile lineup.
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Tram
Bailey Howell
Jim Barnes
Gus Johnson
Johnny Green
Wayne Hightower
Leroy Ellis
Ben Vartey
Baltimore
Football deaths rise as high school players perish nationwide
A flood of tragic football fatalities this season highlights the sport’s danger. Claude Smithey, a 210 pound Arkansas tackle, collapsed after ten plays and died after brain surgery. Deaths span high schools from Wisconsin to Alabama, with numerous players aged 14 to 19 dying from head injuries, heart events, and complications in surgery.
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Associated Press
Claude Smithey
Arkansas
Texas A&gm
Smithey
Searcy
Ark
Western Pennsylvania
John Perrault
Shawano
Wis
Thomas White
Southern Methodist University
Jeffery Litherland
Pennsville
William Fall
Burlington High School
Clifton Baker Jr
Banks High School
Birmingham
Ala
Benjamin Star Jr
Bishop Nol! High School
Hammond
Ind
Robert Mogabgab
Cole
New Orleans
Houston’s Leader in Statistics
University of Houston tops national college offenses at 434.1 yards per game and averages 96 points per game, boosting a 7-1 record. Despite probation blocking bowl games, Warren McVea is celebrated for a remarkable turnaround from a harsh debut in 1965 to becoming a key Cougars star.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Houston
University of Houston
Cougars
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McVea
Tulsa
Astrodome
Mc Vea
McVea's comeback shines for Houston after rough Astrodome loss
The Texan back known as Wondrous Warren, McVea, rebounded from a humiliating Astrodome debut to star for Houston. He trades as a top college prospect, averaging 9.4 yards per carry and 29.5 receiving yards per catch while contributing 422 rushing yards and four touchdowns in limited games. He helped Houston crush Tulsa 73 to 14, hoping for a brighter season after early setback.
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Texas
San Antonio
Wondrous Warren
Houston
Astrodome
MeeVea
Kentucky
Washington State
Tulsa
Bills and Chiefs Could Wrap Up AFL Divisions
The Bills visit Houston to boost their lead in the Eastern Division with a 7-3-1 mark, while the Chiefs host the Patriots as they eye the Western lead at 8-2-0. Jets face the Dolphins, Broncos visit the Raiders, and Oakland seeks a sixth straight win.
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Ted Meier
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City Chiefs
Bills
Houston
Oilers
Texans
Chiefs
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
Miami Dolphins
Strak
Denver
Broncos
Oakland Raiders
Buffalo
San Diego
Kansas City
Jackie Kemp
Bobby Burnett
Wray Carlton
Don Trail
George Blanda
Patriots
Len Dawson
Bert Coan
Mike Garrett
Boston
Babe Parilli
Jim Nance
Joe Namath
Miami
Jets
Dolphins
Miami Beach
Tom Flores
Oakland
Warren McVea Emerges as Houston Football Prospect
Warren McVea of Houston is highlighted as a top college football prospect by scouts. The article notes UH’s oversized pool table for dramatic flair and cites McVea's 9.3-second 100-yard dash time as a key factor in his rising status.
Favorites Picked in Pro Ranks by Jack Hand
Pro football picks favor the favorites as Green Bay, Dallas, and Baltimore hold strong, despite recent upsets. The spread includes forecasts for Packers over Bears, Cowboys over Steelers, 49ers over Eagles, and multiple divisional matchups, with notes on league merger settlements and key player statuses.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Fae
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Oakland Raiders
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Giants
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Chicago
Packers
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Paul Hornung
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49Ers
Willie Davis
Detroit
Colts
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Karl Sweetan
Atlanta
Garo Yepremian
Browns
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Don Meredith
Ralph Neely
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
John Brodie
Minnesota
Norm van Brocklin
Rams
Fran Tarkenton
Vikes
Cleveland
Washington
Redskins
Milt Morin
Frank Ryan
Atanta
Allie Sherman
Falcons
St. Louis
Buffalo
Houston
Bills
Jets
Oilers
Boston
Don Trull
Miami
Weeb Ewbank
Dolphins
Joe Namath
Neely Officially Joins Cowboys After Draft Pact
Tackle Ralph Neely becomes a Dallas Cowboy as NFL and AFL officials confirm a settlement. Neely, ex Sooners star, had signed with both Dallas and Houston but court rulings left him property of Houston. The Oilers relinquish him to Dallas in exchange for Dallas draft picks and future choices in a negotiated deal.
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Oilers
Cowboys
Houston
Adams
Schramm
Dallas
Neely
Klosterman
Houston, Tex
Ralph Neely
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Twin Bill Not a Success Financially
The NBA doubleheader in Baltimore drew 4,075 as the Bullets beat the Bulls 120 to 102, ending a three-game skid under interim coach Buddy Jeannette. Johnny Green keyed Baltimore with 17 points and 13 rebounds, sparking an 18-2 third-quarter run. In the opener, the Pistons rallied to defeat the Knicks 123-108 behind 31 points from Dave DeBusschere and 20 by rookie Dave Bing as Detroit erased a 13-point second-half deficit.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
National Basketball Association
Civic Center
Baltimore Bullets
Chicago Bulls
Buddy Jeannette
Bullets
Jeannette
Mike Farmer
Johnny Green
Green
Johnny
Detroit Pistons
Dave DeBusschere
New York Knickerbockers
DeBusschere
Eddie Miles
Pistons
New York
Detroit
Dave Bing
Notre Dame Michigan State ready for pivotal clash in East Lansing
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian says the game is fantastic as top-ranked No 1 Irish meet No 2 Michigan State in East Lansing. Duffy Daugherty touts a secret play for psychological edge as national title contenders clash with major schools across the country. other top games shape bowl hopes with USC UCLA and Tennessee Mississippi drawing attention.
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Ron Rapoport
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Lansing
Mich
Parseghian
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
Duffy
Southern
Kentucky
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State
Razorbacks
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