Ferguson named SWC Offensive Player of the Week
Arkansas quarterback Joe Ferguson, in his first varsity start, went 16 of 27 for 228 yards with two touchdowns and a rushing score in a 51-20 win over California. The Associated Press cited him as Offensive Player of the Week as Arkansas built late momentum.
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Olympic Chief in Final Year
Av ery Brundage, American president of the International Olympic Committee, begins his last year in office vowing to keep the Games clean and amateur. He criticized commercialization and announced plans for a new eligibility commission to enforce amateur status while warning national committees. IOC Congress opens with 29 agenda items including event reductions Rhodesian participation and recognizing new sports such as badminton baseball roller skating and softball.
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Coach Fears Hogs Will Be Complacent
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles warns against complacency after a 51-20 win over California as he prepares for Oklahoma State at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock. He notes OSU’s 20 offensive formations and two quarterbacks. captains named were Ronnie Jones and Tom Mabry.
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Colorado's Davis earns back of the week honors
Colorado sophomore Charlie Davis rushed for 174 yards on 20 carries and scored twice as the Buffaloes upset LSU 31-21 in Baton Rouge. He broke loose for a 47 yard TD and a 3 yard score, lifting Colorado to 293 rushing yards as he edged top rivals for AP College Back of the Week.
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Northside Tops AP High School Football Poll
Fort Smith Northside retained the top spot in The Associated Press high school football poll receiving 16 of 19 first place votes after a 35-14 win by Forrest City over Blytheville and Northside’s 2-0 record. LR Catholic rose to second with a 1-0 mark while Hot Springs and LR MacClellan hold third and fourth. Parkview moved to sixth after a 28-0 win over Fayetteville. The report includes class AA and B rankings with multiple adjustments and voters.
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BaseballScores and Upcoming Games From The Hope Star
Tuesday stars report from Associated Press highlights Marty Montgomery of Kansas City earning six scoreless innings in relief for a 2-0 KC win over Oakland. Hank Aaron belted his 42nd and 43rd homers, driving in five as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 5-2, moving to fourth on the all-time RBI list with 1,953. The slate lists Wednesday games including Oakland at Chicago and New York at Baltimore, with multiple night games across the majors.
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Oklahoma State Links With Harris Rosenberg in Def Backfield
Oklahoma State eyes impact additions as defensive backs Dickie Harris of South Carolina and Buzy Rosenberg of Georgia join the roster.
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Solunar Table Schedule Promotes Peak Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan activities. The article urges fishing in favorable zones or hunting in good cover during the Gimmes to maximize daily sport opportunities.
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Notre Dame Eyes Quarterback Winner For Northwestern Opener
Notre Dame begins season with Northwestern as the battle for the starting quarterback rages among Bill Etter Pat Steenberg and Cliff Brown. An injury to Etter and a hamstring pull for Steenberg delay the decision, with the winner likely to lead Notre Dame toward a national title.
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Fights Tuesday results hit Sudbury and El Paso
In Sudbury Harold Carter of Cleveland outpointed Paul Nelson of Toronto in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Frankie Steele of Cleveland stopped Colin Fraser of Toronto in seven rounds. In El Paso George Foreman of Hayward halted Vic Scott of Los Angeles in one round, a heavyweight matchup.
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Alex Karras Lashes Lions Management In Waiver Row
Outspoken Alex Karras accused Detroit of unfairly placing him on waivers after 1958 star status with the Lions. Claimed by George Allen and the Washington Redskins, Karras said he would report only if he chooses. Several other veterans were cut or claimed as NFL rosters narrowed to 40.
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Americans Favored for Ryder Cup
The American team led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus is favored to beat Britain in the Ryder Cup matches starting Thursday in St. Louis. Trevino and Casper will play limitedly due to health issues, with Hebert and Brown to announce selections for foursomes later today as the event uses Scotch foursomes, four-ball, and singles across three days.
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Weir Praises Indians Passing Game Ahead of Opener
Jonesboro Arkansas State offensive coach Sam Weir lauded the Indians passing attack as they prepare for the season opener with Wichita State. He noted quarterbacks strengthening and strong efforts from receivers including veterans Tommy Johnson and Steve Lockhart, plus improvements from Kearney Blalack and Steve Burks.
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Ali Foster to Battle in Tokyo Briefing
Muhammad Ali promoted his heavyweight bout with Mac Foster set for November 19 in Tokyo. Ali would earn $500,000 to Foster’s $150,000 with tickets at $25 or $30 in a 14,000 seat arena. TV rights seek $2.5 million. Ali taunted his recent loss to Joe Frazier, while Foster boastedKO potential and a new lingering punch.
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British protest group seeks stay of British team in St Louis
A petitioned protest in St Louis urged keeping the British team at home to oppose British troop use in Northern Ireland. They warned of a demonstration on the tournament's first day if their plea was not honored.
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