Razorbacks overpower California in season opener
Arkansas plus Ferguson move the ball for 500 yards as the Razorbacks defeat California 51 21 in Little Rock. Broyles praises a tightened defense and the offensive line while noting injuries to Lively and Nelson may affect upcoming games against Oklahoma State.
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Marky King
Associated Press
Little Rock
California
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Joe Ferguson
Californias
Bears
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Bear
Bill Backstrom
Action at Gate Delays U.S. Open Semifinals
The U.S. Open at Forest Hills saw no core action as spectators faced delays for a second day while guards turned away crowds. Persistent rain drenched the grounds leaving center court slick and soggy after a 90 minute downpour washed out Saturday.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Arthur Ashe
Jan Kodes
Tom Okker
Stan Smith
Wanted Men and Women for U S Civil Service Jobs
Advertises free booklet and mailing for government positions with high pay and security. Promotes Lincoln Service test prep, claims private school since 1948, not government, offers list of jobs, salaries, and test prep details. Includes address and urging immediate action.
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Civil Service
Paso
Lincoln Service
Pekin
Alinois Iam
State Board of Education
Cat Offence Fine, Defense Sparkles Cat Offence Fine, Defense Sparkles
Hope Bobcats power to a 21 0 win over Prescott Curley Wolves as Tommy Frazier throws for 144 yards and two touchdowns. Rusty Quillen Johnson and Miller lead a strong ground game while defensive plays and turnovers keep Prescott shut out.
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Bill Moore
Hope Bobcats
Sheridan Yellowjackets
Ashdown
Cats
Tommy Frazier
Steve Harris
Rusty Quillen
Frazier
Buddy Ingram
Robie Boyd
Hood
David Johnson
Tommy Miller
Quillen
Curley Wolves
Prescott
Freddie Wren
Harris
Bobcat
Hope
Bobcats
Curley Wolve
Ingram
Johnson
Tim White
Miller
Frazier seals Hope win as Bobcats prevail 28-0
Hope Arkansas stifled Prescott with a 28-0 lead as Frazier ran in from the left on the option for six and White added the extra point. A late interception by Melvin Weston halted Prescott’s rally and the second unit moved but stalled at the Hope three. The Bobcat B team heads to Magnolia for the season’s opener while a Booster Club meeting is slated Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Hope
Ark
Frazier
Prescott
White
Bobcat
Melvin Weston
Curley Wolves
Wall
Magnolia
Texas Tech Upset by Tulane in Late Game Block
Texas Tech suffered a 15-9 upset as Tulane blocked a punt at Tech’s five yard line setting up the winning touchdown. Tech missed an extra point and a 25 yard field goal while coach Jim Carlen took the blame for kicking woes. Ferguson led Arkansas past California 51-20. A&M routed Wichita State 41-7. Houston outlasted Rice 23-2 in cross-town clash.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
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Jim Carlen
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Bill Yeoman
Bill Peterson
Owls
Peterson
Bart Foforth
LSU Loses as Colorado Buffaloes Upset Tigers
Upsets hit the opening night of college football as Colorado stunned LSU 31-21 behind Charlie Davis 175 rushing yards and two touchdowns and John Tarver 92 yards. Pitt toppled UCLA 29-25, South Carolina beat Georgia Tech 24-7, and Arkansas routed California 51-20 as top teams stumbled in week one.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Dave Havern
Leslie Block
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College football scores and standout rushing yardage across games
In a slate of college football results, West Virginia crushed Boston College 45-14 as Pete Wood ran for a record 214 yards while Joe Schwartz added 206 yards for Toledo in a 45-0 win over East Carolina. Duke upset Florida 12-6 with Steve Jones rushing 204 yards and Dave Wright kicking four field goals. Tulsa beat Texas Tech 15-9, Wake Forest rallied past Davidson 27-7 with Larry Russell scoring four in the final period, Michigan State shut out Illinois 10-0, Minnesota defeated Indiana 28-0, and Oklahoma State prevailed 26-7 with a strong mix of veterans and rookies.
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Stabler
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Joe Schwartz
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Coody Wins World Series of Golf at Firestone
Charles Coody held off Jack Nicklaus to win the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio with a 73 for 141. Nicklaus finished second after an erratic day and Bruce Crampton placed third at 143. Crampton had entered as Western Open alternate while Lee Trevino, sidelined by illness, finished last at 146. Coody, a former Air Force officer, surged from a four-stroke lead with a birdie start and par finish, needing a four-foot par at 18 to seal the title. Nicklaus earned $15,000 for second as his career earnings at the course rose to $303,750. The item also mentions a brief note on sports shorts and Blake Ball.
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Akron, Ohio
Charles Coody
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Abilene
Tex
Jack
Coody
Firestone Country Club
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Air Force
Colts Posing Question in Pro Ranks
NFL fans question the Baltimore Colts after a 24-3 exhibition loss to Oakland. Coach Don McCafferty seeks ideas to spark the team as the regular season opens against the New York Jets.
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Colts
Rain Wipes Out Lefty-Righty Final Day Crowns Winners
In Lenoir North Carolina rain washed out a final day for the U S Lefty Righty team golf tournament. The championship flight could not finish 18 holes at Cedar Rock Country Club so the champions were decided on 54 hole scores. Larry Watts and Steve Cook held a four stroke edge over Richard Tinsley and Bob Bryant.
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Richard Tinsley
North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Bob Bryant
Charlotte
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