Arkansas Defeats TCU 29-6 in Home Opener
Arkansas overcame a slow start to crush Texas Christian 29-6, seizing control in the second half with a multi-faceted offense and stifling defense. QB Fred Marshall totaled 180 yards, while Arkansas’ defense intercepted six passes and set up key scores, including two first-half touchdowns and a late decisive push. Coach Frank Broyles credited preparation and team effort as the Razorbacks start 3-0 and prepare for Baylor in Little Rock.
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American Football League Standings and Scores
The American League standings show Buffalo leading the Eastern Division with 4 wins and 0 losses, Boston at .400, and New York at .500. In the Western Division Kansas City and San Diego post 2 and 1 wins respectively, with Oakland and Denver at 0. Details include points for and against, plus results: San Diego 17, New York 17. Buffalo 28, Oakland 20. Kansas City 28, Houston 7. Boston 59, Denver 10. and series notes from Friday through Sunday games and upcoming matchups.
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Maz ainghi retains world junior middleweight title in Genoa
In Genoa Italy Sandro Maz ainghi knocked out Tony Montano of Phoenix Arizona in the weekend boxing card to retain the world junior middleweight championship. The bout ended with a decisive stoppage as Maz ainghi moved to 153 percent performance in the ring. Bay Glace of Nova Scotia and Blay’ offerings were noted in the undercard, with sparse details available.
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49ers Blast Bears Lions Rout Giants in NFL Week
San Francisco overwhelmed Chicago 26-3 as Detroit crushed New York 26-3. Baltimore beat Los Angeles 35-20 while Cleveland blanked Dallas 27-0, St. Louis beat Washington 24-17, Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 21-7, and Minnesota topped Washington in a separate note.
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Bills Capture No.4 as Pats rout Broncos
AFL action sees Boston Patriots beat Denver 31 to 3. Gino Cappelletti does not miss a field goal and sets an AFL single game record with six made attempts from 41 to 18 yards. Jack Faulkner named Broncos coach GM after the loss. Bills rally past Raiders 23 20 with Lamonica spark. Chiefs topple Oilers 38 7 behind three Dawson TD passes.
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Yankees Have Flag and Brooks RBI Title Highlight Endseason
The Yankees clinched the AL pennant as Brooks Robinson won the RBI title with 118, while Tony Oliva topped the league with a .323 batting average in a historic rookie season. The White Sox extended a nine-game win streak, finishing second a game back, and the Cardinals clinched the NL pennant with an 11 3 victory as Philadelphia joined in a second-place tie.
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Hall High Tops Arkansas Prep Poll In State Football
Hall High of Little Rock rockets to No 1 in the Associated Press Arkansas prep football poll after a 13-10 win over Texarkana. Fort Smith moves up to second, Blytheville rises to third, Pine Bluff drops to fourth as Texarkana slips to fifth and Central to sixth. Conway remains the top Class AA team, Little Rock Catholic climbs to eighth after a 12-0 win over Benton, Van Buren stays ninth and Benton falls to tenth. El Dorado and others are listed alphabetically.
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College Football Scores Tie In Weekend Action
Saturday college football results show Villanova tied VMI 27 27 Bucknell defeated Harvard 24 21 Colgate 8 Cornell 3 Yale dominant 54 Lehigh 0 Princeton 23 Columbia 13 Pittsburgh 4 an Mary 7. Duncan and McCraw executed a baseball style play with Nelson Pinchien passing to third and home.
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World Series Schedule Cardinals vs Yankees
The World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees, announced by Ford Frick, runs October 7 to 15 with open dates on October 9 and 13. All games start at 1 p.m. local time.
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College football scores from around the nation
A roundup of Saturday results across conferences shows dense action with many major programs tallying wins and losses. Notable margins include Alabama over Vanderbilt and Arkansas dominating TCU, while Texas and SMU posted convincing showings.
Cardinals Clinch Pennant as Mets Fall 11 5 in Season Finale
Johnny Keane saluted by teammates after a champagne celebration as St. Louis beat New York 11 5 to clinch the NL pennant for the first time since 1946. Dick Sisler’s Reds, Phillies, and strong late drama shaped a tense finish to the season.
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Burglary Charged to Arkansan
The FBI reports the arrest of Billy Carroll Hall, 28, a former Salem resident, in connection with a bank burglary in Salem last Wednesday. Verna D. Harrington, head of the Little Rock FBI office, identified the suspect.
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Detroit at Minnesota Game Card
Monday schedule shows Detroit visiting Minnesota while Los Angeles plays Chicago and New York meets Dallas. Philadelphia hosts Washington with San Francisco facing Green Bay and Milwaukee also on the card. Baltimore travels to St Louis in a separate matchup.
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