Razorbacks fall to Stanford 34 28 in tough setback
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says the Razorbacks were out executed as Stanford’s Jim Plunkett exploited quick releases and safe passes. He notes 13 of Plunkett’s 21 completions were to Jackie Brown and Hillary Shockley, and credits Stanford with avoiding the Arkansas rush. The loss marks a third straight for Arkansas, following Sugar Bowl defeat and a late-season collapse to Texas.
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Tigers face No 2 test after beating Whitewater State
Trinity Only Southland io Team to Win Trinity Only Southland io Team to Win its season launches with a win but faces a severe test against Texas A&I. Other weekend games include Abilene Christian at East Texas State, Arkansas State at Wichita State, and West Texas State at Lamar Tech.
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Darling Stars on the Day for Shoemaker
Bill Shoemaker rode five winners on his day at Del Mar but finished second aboard Kfar Tov in the Del Mar Futurity to June Darling who claimed the $108,145 prize. Nijinsky extended his British season ride by capturing the English St Leger, becoming the first Triple Crown winner since 1935, with plans for Arc de Triomphe and possible Belmont or Laurel races before standing at stud.
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Cubs Within Reach Of First Place After Narrow Win
Cubs beat Pirates 3-2 at home to move within one game of Pittsburgh and half a game of New York in the NL East scramble. Matty Alou misplayed a wind-blown fly, enabling Don Kessinger’s tying hit and Billy Williams’ go-ahead single. Several other winners and losses across the league altered the tight divisional picture as St. Louis and San Diego fed changes.
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Nicklaus wins World Series with clutch finish in Ohio
Jack Nicklaus edges Dave Stockton and Billy Casper by three strokes to win the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club in Akron Ohio finishing 70 for 136. Casper and Stockton tie for second at 139 while Tony Jacklin ends at 141. Nicklaus's year total nears $200 000 though the event is regarded as an exhibition by the PGA.
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Grand National Bass Tournament at Millwood Oct 10 11
The American Anglers Association will hold the Grand National Bass Bonanza at Millwood on October 10-11. Prizes total about $14,960 with top individual $1,500 and two man team prizes up to $1,000, plus a new 14 foot Gator Boat as grand prize. Entry fees $100 single $50 per team, send entries to AA A Rt 4 San Augustine Texas.
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Miss American Angler Contest At Texarkana Chamber
In connection with the event there will be a Miss American Angler contest. Girls between the ages of 16 and 26 are eligible. Just mail pictures and some personal information to the Chamber of Commerce at Texarkana. Namath Has Old Form in Jet Victory. Joe Namath led the Jets to a 21-2 victory over the Cowboys in the Cotton Bowl exhibition finale. Namath completed 10 of 21 passes for 251 yards and two TDs, linking with Richard Caster for a 73-yard scoring strike.
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Orioles Cut Their Magic Number to 3 in 1970
The Orioles beat Boston 13-2 to trim their AL East magic number to three as Mike Cuellar won his 23rd game. Reggie Jackson starred for Oakland in a doubleheader split, while Rich Morales hit a first major league homer for the White Sox. Other scores included Cleveland over New York 1-0 and Chicago over Minnesota 8-7.
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