Inconsistent Offense Leads College Football Week to Ties
Offensive lines and key blockers shaped the weekend slate with UCLA 68 80 tied Stanford 68 60 as George Bevan blocked a late conversion. LSU Florida and Tennessee led rough bowl outlooks while Kansas State crushed Oklahoma 59 21. Ohio State rolled Illinois 41 0 as Big Ten chaos continued in a crowded top tier.
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Prairie View tops AM&N after failed late two point try
In Pine Bluff Arkansas AM&N trailed Prairie View 15-14 with under four minutes left as a two point conversion by Asa Stevenson failed inches from the goal. Prairie View then seized control, forced a fumble at the AM&N 25 and capped the win with a one yard TD by Gentry Powell.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas Am&n
Prairie View
Southwest Athletic Conference
Golden Lions
AMEN
Asa Stevenson
Am&n
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Gentry Powell
Solunar Tables From Knight's Guide For Daily Sport
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides hunters and fishermen to prime activity windows each day. Plan activities to align with these times to maximize chances of finding wildlife in favorable covers and territory.
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Razorbacks Rally Past Wichita State in Record Passing Day
Arkansas quarterback John Eichler threw a school record 41 passes for 279 yards in a 52 to 44 victory over Wichita State. Eichler, subbing for injured Bill Montgomery, connected on 23 of 41 and sparked new offensive plays as Arkansas prepared for Texas A&M. Montgomery and Dicus played, while kicker Tim Webster and linebacker Cliff Powell were hurt, possibly sidelined.
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Associated Brass
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Gareerback
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Arkansas Razorbacks
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Baylor
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Pat Morrison
John Rees
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Texas A&m
Fayetteville
Chuck Dicus
Tim Webster
Cliff Powell
A&m
College Station
Yarbrough Breaks 200000 Race Barrier at Rockingham
Lee Roy Yarbrough won the American 500 at Rockingham New Mexico to push his season total to over 185000 while moving toward the Can Am series title. Denis Hulme claimed Riverside Can Am and Bruce McLaren faltered from second on lap 34. The final Can Am race and a 90000 bonus will unfold at Texas International Speedway November 9.
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Columbia
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Rockingham
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Texas International Speedway
Oakland Holds Top Spot With Raiders Win Over Chargers
AFL and NFL action Sunday showed Oakland and New York leading divisions. O J Simpson caught four passes for 60 yards as Buffalo fell 24-6 to Miami while Oakland beat San Diego 24-12. Lamonica threw for 236 yards and 3 TDs as Oakland secured its 15th straight regular season win. Griese redirected Miami’s offense with two long TD passes.
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Goldie Sellers
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Patriots
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Bobcats power past Magnolia 21 to 0 in Hammons Stadium
Hope Bobcats overpower Magnolia Panthers 21 to 0 to move to 6-2, with Artis Martin rushing 192 yards and a 33-yard TD pass to Roger Newton. Magnolia, ranked No.5 in 4AA, drops to 4-3 as Hope's defense intercepts four passes and stalls drives.
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Camel Boyett
Harry Hawthorne
Indians on Road to Second Title
In Jonesboro Arkansas State University backs Calvin Harrell Marshall Walls and James Hamilton rush for 351 yards to power a 34 22 victory over Abilene Christian College. Harrell 161 yards on 95 carries Walls 145 yards on 24 attempts Hamilton 56 yards on 14 tries. ACC quarterback Jim Lindsey threw 21 of 37 for 327 yards with four picks. Massena 40 yard interception return put ASU ahead in the third quarter.
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Carol Mann Wins Civitan Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Carol Mann, LPGA's top money winner, edged Kathy Whitworth with a birdie on the final hole and won the Civitan Open at Pharaohs Country Club in Corpus Christi. Mann set an LPGA money record with $48,765 from this victory, part of eight titles this year, after a 212 tournament total and a playoff par on the third extra hole.
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Carol Mann
LPGA
Kathy Whitworth
Pharaohs Country Club
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Miss Whitworth
No Double Badly Beaten at Aqueduct
Arts and Letters romped home by 14 lengths in the 106200 Gold Cup at Aqueduct with Baeza aboard. Cruguet fell behind saddle slip and dismounted from Harem Lady while Cordero struggled on Oil Power as No Double finished nine back in third. Two other six figure races for 2 year old fillies were won at Laurel and Santa Anita.
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Associated Press
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Arts and Letters
Rokeby Stable
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