Statistical Leaders in SW Conference
Donny Anderson of Texas Tech leads the Southwest Conference in rushing with 1710 yards on 211 carries, adding 32 receptions for 396 yards and 320 kickoff return yards plus 28 punt return yards. Terry Southall of Baylor tops pass completions and total offense, while Arkansas’ Fred Marshall is the total offense runner-up. Lawrence Elkins leads pass receptions. Ken Hatfield tops punt returns. Teddy Roberts has most interceptions. Danny Thomas heads punting averages.
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Dallas
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Anderson
Jim Fauver
Texas Christian
Fauver
Terry Southall
Baylor
Tom Wilson
Southall
Fred Marshall
Arkansas
Lawrence Elkins
Ken Hatfield
Teddy Roberts
Danny Thomas
Southern Methodist
Nebraska Sees Hogs Soundest in Cotton Bowl
Lincoln Nebraska AP assistant coach Cletus Fischer who scouted Arkansas after their win over Texas Tech offered a new comment on Arkansas success. He said they are not big but they do not realize it. Bob Devaney called Arkansas the soundest team Nebraska will face in the Cotton Bowl.
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Neb
Nebraska
Cletus Fischer
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas Tech
Bob Devaney
National NBA Scores And Tonight's Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday with San Francisco visiting New York on the upcoming schedule. No results from Monday’s lineup as teams await action.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
National Hockey League
Solunar Tables for Fish or Hunt by Alden Haight
The Solunar Tables printed from John Alden Knight's work show daily Major and Minor hunting and fishing periods. Plan activities to align with peak Major periods and shorter Minor periods noted by day and time, with emphasis on hunting in good cover and fishing in good territory.
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Stampeders to Lose Coach After Club Meeting
CALGARY AP Dobbs, coach of the Stampeders of the Western Conference, said Monday he has been removed from the Canadian Football League team. The announcement followed a club meeting and confirms the coach will depart the organization.
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Dobbs
Stampeders
Wittenberg Clinches AP No 1 Small College Ranking
Wittenberg Tigers, finishing 8-0, lead AP final small college rankings with six first place votes and 114 points. Prairie View, Los Angeles State, Louisiana Tech, San Diego State, Minnesota Concordia, Massachusetts, East Carolina, Florida A&M, and Sam Houston follow in the top ten.
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Associated Press
Wittenberg
Tigers
Springfield
Ohio
Prairie View
Los Angeles St
Louisiana Tech
San Diego
Spring Hill Wins Two Over Laneburg In Small Varsity Derby
In Spring Hill senior boys edged Laneburg 53 to 52 on a thrilling week last, with Gary Kidd and B Lee each scoring 20 for Spring Hill and Morse 13 for the winners. Junior boys lost 47 to 26 as Purtle 20 and Bullock 12 led Laneburg while Terry Powell 12 and Burtledge 10 paced Spring Hill. Jr. girls dominated 36 to 16 with S Spells 12 for Laneburg and McCormack 9 and Janice Martin 8 for Spring Hill.
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Laneburg
Gary’ Kidd
Spring Hit
B. Lee
Morse
R. Jones
Ar. Ledge
S. Spells
Cynthia McCormack
Janice Martin
Nicklaus to Get Bonus Next Year
Jack Nicklaus will be exempt from entry fees in all 1965 PGA golf tournaments as a bonus for the year. He finished second in the money race, pocketing 113,284.50, while Arnold Palmer earned 113,203.37 for the year. The final Top Ten money winners and details of their earnings are listed, with the race described as the closest since 1947.
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Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Lafayette
Nicklaus
Palmer
Selection for Rose Bowl Is to Be Decided
PAC officials delayed final Rose Bowl choice after Saturdays USC Notre Dame clash while Oregon State and Southern California vie for the conference title. West Virginia accepted an indoor bowl bid, with Bud Dudley listing Oklahoma, Kansas, Georgia Tech and others as possible foes for the Liberty Bowl and potential Gator and Sun Bowl selections also noted. Major bowl pairings remained tentative with Cotton, Orange, Bluebonnet and Sun Bowls awaiting final decisions as teams schedule remaining games.
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Associated Press
Pacific Athletic Conference
Big Ten
Michigall
West Virginia
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Syracuse
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Oklahoma
Penn State
Georgia Tech
PAC
Southern California
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Oregon State
Porkers to Stay Idle for Week
The third ranked Arkansas Razorbacks will take a week off from practice and begin conditioning the following week. Practice will resume December 14. The team plans to depart Fayetteville around December 18 for a Cotton Bowl prep site not yet chosen, with a probable move to Dallas on December 20.
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Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Owill
Porkers
Dallas
Arkansas Moves Toward Perfect Season With Big Upsets
The Associated Press notes Arkansas extended its 10-0 run after routing Texas Tech 170 points in a blowout. Notre Dame Alabama and Arkansas held steady in the Top Ten while Oklahoma’s upset of Nebraska altered the rankings. Michigan surged to No. 4 after its win over Ohio State to claim the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl berth.
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Texas Tech
Youian
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Alabama
Oklahoma
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Svates
Texas
Louisiana State
Oregon State
Florida State
Heisman Trophy Awarded to Notre Dame Quarterback John Huarte
New York AP reports Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte won the 1964 Heisman Trophy as the nation’s top college football player. Despite injuries limiting him to 45 minutes in 1963, he will receive the award at a December 3 banquet. Huarte is the first Notre Dame winner since Paul Hornung in 1956 and hails from Anaheim, California.
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John Huarte
Notre Dame
Downtown Athletic Club
Roger Staubach
Navy
Huarte
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
An ‘Aheim
Calif
Manager named for Mets Buffalo farm club in IL
A National Hockey coach who spent the last two seasons with the New York Mets was named manager of the Mets Buffalo New York farm club in the International League on Monday. He succeeds George Whitey Kurowski.
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New York Mets
Buffalo, N.Y
George
Whitey) Kurowski
Parkers cling to No 3 spot in grid ratings
Associated Press reports Notre Dame leads the top college football poll with 437 points and 36 first place votes, Alabama second with 385 points, while Arkansas stands No 3 after completing its regular season with ten wins. The Razorbacks hope for losses by title contenders to climb to No 1.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Frank Broyles
Arkansas Razorbacks
Ara Parseghian
Bear Bryant
Crimson Tide
Razorbacks
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Alabama
Southern California
Auburn
Arkansas
Parkers
Today’s Games No Games Scheduled
An official update shows no games scheduled for today with Toronto visiting New York absent from the slate.
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Toronto
New York
Notice to Hope Star Subscribers
The Hope Star informs readers that carriers must pay for all papers they receive and rely on collection for operating capital and profit. Readers are urged to help maintain reliable routes by paying promptly each collection day.
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Boyer Is Nat’s League Most Valuable Player
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals won the National League MVP for 1964, the first NL third baseman honored since 1947. He led with 243 points on 20 ballots, ahead of Johnny Callison and teammate Bill White, as BBWA voters affirmed his pivotal role in securing the pennant and World Series triumph.
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Charles McGillicuddy
Associated Press
Boston
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri
Baseball Writers Association of America
Boyer
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill White
Stan’ Musial
Bo Elliott
Elliott
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Koufax
College basketball scores from Arkansas region play
A partial OCR listing shows multiple college teams and scores such as Freed-Hardeman 83 and 81, Southern Baptist Arkansas at 80, Northeastern Louisiana 82, Southern State 65, with other entries including Oklahoma Baptist and Southland teams. The text appears as fragmented score snippets from a regional sports roundup.
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Freed-Hardeman
Southern Baptist
Ark
Reeke
Oklahoma Baptist
Louisiana
Southern State
Stottlemyre Wins Earned Run Title In IL
Mel Stottlemyre, the young right-hander who helped the Yankees win the pennant, led the International League with a 1.42 ERA after 30 games before being called up in August. Bruce Brubaker of the Syracuse Chiefs finished second with 6d.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mel Stottlemyre
Richmond
New York Yankees
Stottlemyre
Yankees
Bruce Brubaker
Syracuse Chiefs
Bob Gibson's MVP Pick Highlights Cards Stellar 1964
Marion 1944 notes Boog Powell led majors with 119 RBIs and 10 triples, totaling 219 Cardinals runs with 100 scored. With a .295 season and 24 homers for four straight years, he credits teammates White Groat and Gibson for a strong year. Powell learned of the MVP nod after a hunting trip near Hermon, Missouri.
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Bo’ 0Ler
Cardinal
RBI
Cardinals
Boyer
Hermon
St. Louis
White
Groat
Gibson
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