Yerger Tigers Fall to Texarkana Lions 18-0 at Hammons Stadium
Texarkana Lions defeat Yerger Tigers 18 to 0 improving to 1-5-1. Arnold Cheatham starts drive with 68 yard kickoff return TD and adds 89 rushing yards on 13 carries. Harry Hulbert picks off a pass for 28 yard TD. Punts and penalties noted. leading Tiger rusher Robert Prater 58 yards on 3 attempts.
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Packers Halt Bears 17-0 Title West Standalone Lead
Green Bay’s defense frustrated Gale Sayers as Willie Davis and the unit limited the Bears to 29 rushing yards in a 17-0 shutout. Paul Hornung’s TD, a Don Chandler field goal, and Willie Wood’s 20-yard interception return propelled the Packers to sole possession of first in the NFL Western Division. Fran Tarkenton sparked Minnesota’s 34-7 win with three passing TDs, while the Vikings beat the Rams for the first time in five games.
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Baylor Leads SWC, Has Tough Row
Baylor's Bears chase the conference title after beating Arkansas as Texas A M holds top spot at 2 0 in the race They meet unbeaten SMU while Texas Tech meets Florida State after a 42 33 loss Rice faces elimination as six teams play conference games John Scovell Tech tops the scoring with 26 points and Jerry Legias SMU adds 24.
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Razorbacks Beat Texas in bruising end to Texas clash
Arkansas kept its slim title hopes alive after a 12-7 victory over Texas in Austin. Darrell Royal’s Longhorns suffered a third straight loss to Arkansas as the Razorbacks’ defense clamped down, trading bruising hits and key takeaways. Five Parkers were injured, including Lee Johnson, with updates to come on their availability. Arkansas now eyes Wichita State then Texas A&M Rice and SMU as it pressures back into SWC contention.
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Hope Ark. Star reveals weekend college grid and scores
The Hope Arkansas Star lists this weeks college football schedule including Wichita at Arkansas Little Rock Baylor Texas Rice SMU Texas Tech TCU and Auburn also notes Arkansas A&M Henderson Maryville Harding Tarleton and Southern State games. Saturday results from the Associated Press span Army Rutgers Syracuse Boston College Navy Pittsburgh Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Yale Colgate Princeton Bucknell Pennsylvania and many more with scores across regional matchups.
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Blanda Leads Oilers over Jets 24-0
Houston quarterback George Blanda threw two touchdown passes and kicked a field goal as the Oilers defeated the previously undefeated New York Jets 24-0. The Jets' loss halted their Eastern Division lead while Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Raiders 34-13 after Hewritt Dixon scored three rushing touchdowns in the second quarter.
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Dixon's 76 yard score sparks Raiders win
Dixon, a Florida A&M alum from Alcachua, Fla., reemerged for Oakland with 6:03 left in the first half delivering a 76 yard touchdown on a Flores pass after striking early as a top target. Buffalo tied San Diego 17 17 and Miami beat Denver 24 7 as Houston narrowed New York’s East lead.
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Nicklaus Wins Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas
Nicklaus shoots a five under par 67 in the final round to win the Sahara Invitational, taking the $20,000 rider and a total score of 262 for 72 holes. Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber finish tied for second at 283, each earning $9,500. Barber led at the 12th hole but fell back after the 14th.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Schedule
Saturday results show Boston topping San Francisco 121 to 113 and Philadelphia beating New York 128 to 112. Los Angeles won 126 to 115 over Baltimore, while Cincinnati defeated Detroit 103 to 99 and Chicago beat St. Louis 104 to 97. Sunday had no games. Upcoming Tuesday features Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Chicago with Cincinnati at Detroit.
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