49ers Crushed by Lions 45-3 in Detroit
Detroit stunned the favored 49ers 45-3 as defensive coordinator Jim David masterminded a winning game plan. San Francisco quarterback John Brodie endured a rough day, with four interceptions and a fumble, while Detroit built a 14-9 halftime lead and pulled away after the break.
Razorbacks Roll Over Kansas State
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised the revived offense after a 28-7 win over Kansas State as quarterback Ronay South completed seven of ten passes and Max Peacock emerged as a dangerous split end. Arkansas built early leads and the defense stifled K State, with Dickey scoring three touchdowns and Peacock totaling six receptions.
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Solunar Tables by Richaid Alden Knight
Solunar Periods schedule taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory during Major and Minor periods. Major periods shown in bold type last one and a half to two hours. Minor periods shorter.
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Bobcats Face Home Finale With Two Key Games
Hope Bobcats prepare for the season’s last two games at Hammons Stadium after finishing the road slate. They hosting Warren Lumberjacks then travel to face Nashe ville Scrappers, while junior high and pee wee teams also compete. standout players include Ronnié Massanelli and Jim Barnes with remarks from Coach Broyles praising Dickey’s leadership.
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Arkansas Stars and Rival Scores Highlight Busy Weekend
Arkansas football beat Katisag State 28 to 7 while Ouachita edged Arkansas Tech 23 to 14 in a slate of weekend games. College standings show Dallas leading the NFL Eastern, Green Bay atop the Central, and Baltimore over Washington in the early season. Sunday results include Philadelphia over Dallas and Detroit routing San Francisco. Also notes on Pee-Olympic Games highlights with Giesor Juelly and Patty Sims in Most o City events ahead of the 1968 Mexico City Olympiad.
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Arkansas A. and M Tops Colleges in tough conference race
The Weevils led by quarterback Cary Tate and fullback Ronnie Sabbathing defeated State College of Arkansas 27-20 to stay in the lead, Sabhallond rushing for 150 yards and a touchdown. AGM sits 4-0-5 in the league with SCA still in contention for a tie.
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Nicklaus Wins Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus captured the Sahara Invitational title in Las Vegas, earning $20,000 and boosting his year total to $158,996.08, edging Steyn Spray and leaving Arnold Palmer chasing in the money list as Australasian and World Cup plans loom.
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Hockey Monday’s Games No Pamies Scheduled
Hockey schedule notes no games on Monday while Tuesday lists New York at Los Angeles in a stand alone matchup. The item records a brief league schedule blurb with two teams mentioned and no additional context or outcomes.
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Texas Tech and Texas A and M Face Cotton Bowl Tie Hopes
The article discusses Texas Tech, Texas A and M, and their chances for the Cotton Bowl in a tight race. Texas Tech’s and A and M’s remaining games could influence a Southwest Conference championship, with Texas likely favored if all three win.
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Indiana Hoosiers Surge to 6-0 Start in Big Ten Race
Indiana, long dismissed as unlikely contenders, opens with six straight wins and rises in AP rankings after a 42-7 rout of Arizona. Oklahoma State, UCLA idle, USC top still, while Purdue, Tennessee, and Georgia pull clear in their conferences.
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