Hogs Suffer First Loss of Season
Arkansas, led by Bill Montgomery, lost to Texas 39 29 in a high scoring SWC clash. Texas backs Gilbert Worster Street powered the rally as Arkansas fell to 4 1 on the season with Missouri Valley Conference foe North Texas State looming next. Coach Broyles praised his players while Royal’s Longhorns solidified their conference push.
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Fred Stelmmark
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Cotton Speyrer
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Little Rock
Bill Bradley
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Texas State
Tulsa
David Dickey
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Tailpack
Bruce Maxwell
NBA Eastern and Western Division standings and results
NBA standings show teams with wins and losses across divisions, including Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore Milwaukee New York Detroit San Diego Chicago Atlanta Los Angeles Phoenix San Francisco Seattle. Saturday results include Los Angeles defeating New York and Boston beating Chicago, with several other close scores. Sunday spared Baltimore Phoenix rematch. Tuesday schedule lists Los Angeles at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York and Phoenix at San Francisco.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Sahara Invitational in Sudden Death
Puerto Rico pro Chi Chi Rodriguez, at 5 foot 7 and 125 pounds, defeated Dale Douglass in a first hole playoff to claim the Sahara Invitational title. Both finished tied at 270 after 72 holes, with Rodriguez totaling seven under par 31 on the Paradise Valley course. Douglass earned 12 000 dollars and Rodriguez 20 000 dollars as his winner’s share.
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Associated Press
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Nev
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Puerto Rico
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
Lee Travino
Dale Douglass
Denver
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Paradise Valley
Rodriguez
Dale
Solunar Tables Guide for Hunting and Fishing Times
Plan your days around the Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES to fish or hunt in prime territory. The schedule helps readers pick the best sport each day and optimize outdoor activity based on peak hunting and fishing times.
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Richard Alden Knight
Upsets Highlight Week of Ranked-Nine Football
Notre Dame star Terry Hanratty shattered the career yardage record of George Gipp with a 58-8 win over Illinois. Northwestern dropped to fifth straight loss, 45-21 to Ohio State, as top teams faltered and big upsets rippled across the college gridiron.
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Chiefs Triumph Over Oakland In AFL Matchup
Kansas City Chiefs won 24-10 against Oakland despite missing Otis Taylor and Gloster Richardson. San Diego crushed Denver 95-24 to stay a half game behind, while Raiders fell further back. Jets, Patriots, and Dolphins won in NFL action that same day.
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Americans Sweep Medals as USA Leads at Olympics
The United States dominates the 19th Olympic Games with eight golds and 18 total on Sunday, boosting their medal haul to 55 with 24 golds, while Russia trails with seven golds and 35 total. Debbie Meyer sets an Olympic record in the women's 400-meter freestyle. Fosbury, Keino, and relay teams also shine in swimming, track, and diving events amid protests during medal ceremonies.
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Associated Press
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Jarry James
Lee Evans
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Detroit
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Barbara Ferrell
Margaret Bailes
Mildrette Netter
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Tigers Roll to an Easy Victory
Yerger Tigers cruised to a fifth win over Booker T. Washington High Wolverines of Atlanta Texas 26 6. Key plays included Frank Prater’s 90 yard return, Artis Martin’s 12 yard pass to block, Estelle Hendrix scoring a 2 yard TD, and Robert Baker recovering a blocked punt for a TD. Yerger led 14 6 after one period and pulled away in the final quarter.
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Valencia title clash ends with Baro Carrasso defense
In Valencia Spain Baro Carrasso retains the European lightweight crown by outpointing Ally Maki of Finland. In Nova Scotia Hafey stops Wickham in Stellarton while Yerger and Atlanta battle in a separate grid contest ending 32-6 with standout performances listed across offense and defense.
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