Yerger Rolls Over McRae High 38-0 in Pristine Shutdown
Yerger Tigers stay undefeated by routing McRae Tigers 38 to 0 at Hammons Stadium. Horace Johnson rushes for 119 yards and 2 scores, Artis Martin adds 144 yards and a TD, Jerry Johnson accounts for 93 receiving yards and a defensive interception. Texarkana Washington visit next Saturday as Yerger eyes fifth win.
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Golden Lions Explode in Final Half
PINE BLUFF Ark AP Arkansas AM&N Golden Lions trailed 7-3 at halftime but surged in the third and fourth quarters scoring three touchdowns to edge Southern University 24-14 Saturday night. AM&N entries included Robert Jones Marvin Anderson and James White while Southern answered with a Joseph Williams Louis Porter 87 yard pass and a two yard sneak by Robert Bennett.
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Purdue LSU shaken by major upset weekend
Ohio State stunned top ranked Purdue 13 0 in Columbus as Purdue and LSU fell in a weekend of top ten upsets. Nebraska also lost to Kansas 23 13 while Miami Florida shutout LSU 30 0. Keyes and Phipps combos struggled for Purdue as Tatum and Provost capitalized for Ohio State.
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Top Ten Upsets Mark Week In College Football Action
Kansas rallied to beat Nebraska with two late touchdowns. Bobby Douglass plunged for a yard and then raced 10 yards to seal it. Notre Dame mounted a 27-2 win over Northwestern after a 7-0 halftime lead. Florida, Tennessee won, while Houston, Michigan State, Mississippi, California fell and Kentucky edged Oregon State in tight games.
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Hamilton Guides State to Victory
Freshmen quarterback James Hamilton led the Arkansas State Indians to a 17-7 win over Southeastern Louisiana in a nonconference game. Tailback Frank McGuigan rushed 34 times for 148 yards and scored both touchdowns. Hamilton’s passes connected for 14 and 31 yards, setting up McGuigan’s first score and a 60 yard drive capped by a yard plunge. Bobby Gentry added a 30 yard field goal. Southeastern Louisiana struck back late with a one yard TD by Dan Brewer. ASU, 4-0, begins Southland Conference play next week in Little Rock.
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Johnson attacks Congress over merchant fleet policy
Washington AP dispatch reports President Johnson returning to the capital after Texas trip to criticize Congress. He reluctantly signed a one year extension for subsidies to shipyards and lamented that Congress did not adopt plans to restructure U.S. merchant marine policy. He warned that after 30 years of subsidies the fleet remains outdated and dependent on federal support and urged the next Congress to act.
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Race Involves Strong Dove Mild Hawk In Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the Senate race pits veteran dove Joseph Sill Clark against youthful hawk Richard Schweiker. Clark, 67, opposes the Vietnam war since 1965 while Schweiker, 42, largely supports current policy. The contest also weighs law and order gun controls and urban funding as the November 5 election looms.
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Wild Arkansas Tech SCA gridiron showdown looms Saturday
Arkansas Tech and State College of Arkansas meet in Conway with both teams unbeaten. The series over a decade shows surprising upsets including 1967 Tech loss at home and 1966 win for SCA, making the outcome unpredictable. Also noted: Arkansas A&M and Harding seek wins to climb from the cellar at Searcy.
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Television Party Line Defections From Presidential Race
A Tuesday Morning broadcast notes defections from the presidential contest. Estimates range from 6 to 25 percent with potential for more from the Democratic side as Humphrey and Nixon compete and influence shifts continue.
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