So Cal Wins Alabama Purdue Lose In Big Saturday Upset
Southern California, ranked No. 1, defeated Washington 23 66 as O J Simpson ran for 242 yards and two touchdowns and passed for another. Oregon State upset Purdue 22 14 as Bill Eng art and Mike Haggar led a 12 point surge. Tennessee toppled Alabama 24 13 as Bubba Wyche directed the offense and Alabama's defense was picked apart by five Kenny Stabler passes.
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Hulme Wins New Zealand Driver World Title in Mexico City
Denis Hulme, world driving champion from New Zealand, clinched the title with a third place in the Mexican Grand Prix. Jim Clark won the race, keeping the title race open between New Zealand and Australia as Hulme contemplates future plans and possible car changes for 1968.
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Solunar Tables Benefit Daily Fishing and Hunting Plans
The Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight guide daily activity with Major periods in bold for 90 minutes and Minor periods in regular type. Use Central Daylight Saving Time to plan fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover, starting on the Tuesdays shown.
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Chargers Win as Hadl Tops Broncos in Dramatic Finish
San Diego, 5-0-1, remained the AFL's only unbeatens by beating Denver 38-42 with Don Hadl throwing three scoring passes. Sid Gillman praised Hadl as a comeback specialist while a Denver fan named Beverly Hutchison ran onto the field to grab the ball. Oakland and Houston posted big wins as Kansas City faltered and other league results rolled in.
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Clark wins 1966 championship with dominant Lotus run
The fourth die and repeat bis 1966 championship saw Clark's power Lotus 449 surge to a clear victory on the Magdalena Mixhuate course. Brabham faded as Clark set lap records and finished in hour SY minutes 26.70 seconds, with Brabham far behind. New Zealander Clus Amon faltered from Ferrari with engine trouble on the final laps, allowing Aggion and LW House to gain.
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Americans dominate Ryder Cup greens in one-sided 23 to 1 win
At Hammons Stadium the United States routed Britain 23 to 1 in the Ryder Cup. Led by Arnold Palmer and Gardner Dickinson each with five winning points, the Americans moved their 40-year dominance to 14 team victories. British frustration surfaced in calls to alter the format and broaden eligibility.
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Cards Keep League Tie, Whip Phils
Hart threw four touchdown passes as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Philadelphia Eagles 48-14, keeping them tied with the Cleveland Browns in the Century Division. The Browns shut out the Bears 24-0, while Green Bay defeated the Giants 44-21 and several other NFL results followed.
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College Hill Beats Hope Juniors 14-7 in Texarkana clash
College Hill Shoats defeated Hope Juniors 14 to 7 at Hammons Stadium last Thursday night. A two TD passing attack and a fourth quarter drive set up the winners' two scores while Hope Junior High slipped to Nashville 7-2 the following morning.
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Huddleston Wins Zone Punt Pass Contest at K Park
Hope’s David Huddleston won the Zone Punt Pass contest with 257 points, four ahead of Camden’s Steve Wilson, earning the 12 year old Zone championship and a trip to Memphis October 26 for District competition. Other age divisions crowned winners include Billy Tarpley and Richard Penny in 4 and 2nd place, Huddy Bishop and Tommy Jester in 9 year olds, Charles Youngblood and Max Brows in 10 year olds, Chuck Barnhill and Danny Wood in 12 and 11 year olds, Kenny Morris and Tunny Jackson in 13 year olds, with Mark Cathy of Hope posting 216 in local competition and several Hope and Camden participants noted.
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Arkansas Football Scores From The Associated Press list
Arkansas beat Texas A&M and Prairie View while posting losses to several opponents including Abilene Christian and Henderson State in a muddled tally of 1960s college football results. The row shows scores for Arkansas State Maryville and other colleges with Harding and Henderson State among the listed teams.
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